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Lakota board member brings unique perspective
For some area school board members, getting an inside look at a school requires scheduling an appointment and first-time introductions with teachers.
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Suspects arrested after burglary in Lindenwald
Two local men remain in jail after being arraigned on burglary charges after allegedly stealing from a residence in the Lindenwald neighborhood Thursday afternoon.
Teen accused in fatal beating to be charged as an adult
The 17-year-old Lebanon boy accused of beating a fellow One Way Farm resident to death will be tried as an adult on felony murder charges.
Contech changes name, ownership structure
Contech Construction Products has changed its name to Contech Engineered Solutions and its ownership structure, company officials announced today.
School district's computer consultant pleads guilty to 400 laptop thefts
The former Middletown City Schools consultant who stole and sold $77,034 worth of computers from the district faces a possible 18-month prison term.
Butler-Warren Road widening project to begin Feb. 27
A project that will widen Butler-Warren Road from two lanes to five between Tylersville and Bethany roads is slated to begin Feb.
Snow To Taper Off, Melt By Afternoon
Rico said a "hefty dusting" of a half-inch to an inch of snow is possible by the time the storm system moves out Wednesday afternoon, though most places will see a dusting to a half-inch. Butler County reported a third of an inch of snow near Fairfield on Wednesday morning.
New freight terminal opens in Huber Heights
Estes Express Lines has opened a 36-door terminal at 6295 Executive Blvd. in Huber Heights, with 17 new employees and 12 transfers from other Estes locations.
While Ohio Gov. John Kasich was delivering his State of the State address in Steubenville, eight protesters stood outside Cincinnati City Hall to slam... Enquirer Media is excited to announce the release of Enquirer Varsity, a new High School Sports app for both the iPhone and Android.
County issues fewer new vendor licenses
There was a sharp drop in the number of new retail vendor licenses in Butler County in 2011, but county Auditor Roger Reynolds doesn't think it is cause for alarm.
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.
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.
Public schools share services to cut costs
Public schools facing shrinking budgets should consider sharing more services with other districts to cut costs, local education experts say.
Boehner to outline GOP jobs plan during visit to local company
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, R-West Chester Twp., will talk at ThyssenKrupp Bilstein of America Inc.
Report: Butler County has 'significant' debt load
A 200-page state performance audit analyzed by the JournalNews/Middletown Journal shows the county spends $26,248 per 1,000 residents on debt compared to just $86 for peer counties.
Woman killed in mobile home blaze
One person is dead following a Friday night structure fire, according to the Butler County Sheriff's Office.
Anniversary of VOA marks beginning of national museum
Voice of America, which sent its original broadcast overseas 70 years ago this month, will see backers of its first-built transmitting station begin fundraising this year to become a national museum.
Disgraced Union President Moved Out Of State
It has been 6 1/2 months since former city of Cincinnati worker and labor chieftain Diana Frey was indicted by a federal grand jury.
Commissioner says endorsement website incorrect
Butler County Commissioner Chuck Furmon says an election website that displays endorsements from several politicians, including the county sheriff and U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, is from 2008 and will be taken down.
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