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Homeless vet may get job, housing after sharing story with Journal
A homeless veteran and his family - who have been living in a church-sponsored shelter program for two months - appear to be closer to permanent housing and possibly employment.
Small businesses take lead role in recovery
Tony Calhoun works on a corrugated cardboard machine Thursday at Akers Packaging in Middletown.
Pickup collides with Ohio school bus; 8 kids hurt
A scene of an accident is shown as a pickup truck driver lost control on an icy road and hit a school bus head-on on Wednesday, Feb.
City revenue streams going in different directions
The financial outlook city officials have for Middletown is optimistic despite mixed results from two of the city's largest revenue streams.
Demand for digital services booms at libraries, print materials level off
Circulation at local libraries has leveled off for the first time in the past 10 years, but digital downloads continue to increase, library officials said.
The theft of a laptop, monitor, television and two XBox consoles occurred sometime before 7:55 a.m. from a home in the 1100 block of Young Street.
Child Watch Column - "I Just Want a Job"
The January jobs report from the U.S. Department of Labor was good news for the 243,000 people who found jobs.
Kasich pushing plan as model in education overhaul
Gov. John Kasich loves Cleveland's ambitious plan to overhaul the city's failing public schools by resetting collective bargaining agreements, championing high-performing charter schools, expanding preschool to all 4-year-olds, and increasing the hours students spend in classes.
8 students hurt when truck hits school bus
Eleven people are injured after a head-on crash between a truck and a Middletown City Schools bus carrying 45 students.
11 Hurt In School Bus-Pickup Collision
The crash happened just before 8 a.m. in the 6100 block of Manchester Road just east of Middletown.
Ohio school bus, truck collide; injuries reported
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio - Authorities say multiple ambulances have taken injured people, including children, from the scene of a head-on collision between a school bus and a pickup truck in southwest Ohio.
Broadband expanding to lure jobs to state
Ohio will invest more than $10 million to boost its current broadband network speed tenfold to boost research and job growth statewide, Gov.
Company could bring 200 jobs to Middletown
The city is trying to entice a steel tubing manufacturer to open a facility in Middletown that could lead to 200 new jobs.
Fenwick cheerleader battling disease
When Lauren Hawkins wakes up every morning, her father, Wayne, sets out nine pills that Lauren has to take before heading to school.
Obama for America opening office in county
Butler County voters hoping to once again make Ohio blue in the presidential election have a new place to congregate with the opening of Ohio's fifth field office for Obama for America.
Tools valued at $1,500 were stolen overnight Thursday from a pickup truck parked at a business in the 300 block of Charles Street.
4 arrested for series of copper thefts in Middletown
Middletown Police began investigating a group of individuals in September who were believed to be responsible for hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to properties in the area.
Sewer rates vary across counties
Sewer rates in Butler and Warren counties vary by as much as 45 percent depending on the municipality the user lives in, a survey of area rates shows.
Marian Wright Edelman: "I Just Want a Job"
Tiffany has always been the breadwinner for her children although their father, who doesn't live with them, helps out with child care and other occasional needs.
Former First Congregational pastor leaves legacy of caring
"He made people feel good about themselves by letting them know that they matter," said Sandra Campbell, his wife of 51 years.