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Warren settles lawsuit over children's home
Sue Kiesewetter reports A portion of Princeton Road in Liberty Township will be closed for up to seven weeks while crews do work to improve sight distance... Obama for America opens another office in the area tomorrow night at 7 p.m., this time at 3722 Harrison Ave., Cheviot.
19 hrs ago | Dayton Daily News
Southwest Ohio wineries, including Valley Vineyards, nearly sweep Ohio wine awards
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Local Focus: Warren County for May 28
When Cole Ledford's parents lost their jobs 18 months ago, the 17-year-old went to extreme measures to help his parents struggle through the economic hardship.
Unpaid smoking fines put bar licenses in jeopardy
A number of area drinking establishments are at risk of losing their liquor permits if they don't pay smoking fines levied against them, health officials said.
Annual Dayton V.A. Center Memorial Day Parade. All makes and models of motorcycles are welcome.
Restored from rot and ruin, cemetery lovingly brought back to beauty
"I bet if I dig down there I'll find another one," he says, taking a swig from the can in his hand.
Local Focus: Warren County for May 25
The Warren County Historical Society will hold its first tour of Pioneer Cemetery from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Plans to move Lebanon Raceway move forward
New owners of the track want to move to a location as soon as possible. Late Thursday, state lawmakers gave final approval to a bill to sell 120 acres of state property in Warren County for $4.5 million.
Lebanon updates law banning vicious dogs
Following the lead of a new state law, Lebanon officials are looking to do away with a ban on pitbull terriers and move to a more general ban on dogs deemed as "vicious." Lebanon, like many cities, adopted a ban on pit bulls and rottweiler dogs in the mid-1990s following the lead of several other cities, including Cincinnati and Fairfield.
Top grads plan challenging careers
The dreams and aspirations of the area's highest academically ranked students follow the nation's call for more training in math, science and global affairs.
Who will decorate graves of our fallen warriors?
Many of the graves of veterans in Southern Ohio are marked with American flags each year in observance of Memorial Day.
Jobless rate still area's highest
Unemployment fell sharply last month across the Miami Valley, including in Montgomery County, where the rate dropped to 8 percent from 8.5 in March, according to figures released Tuesday by the state jobs department.
Ban upheld but enforcement hazy
After the brawl that erupted at the end of last year's game at XU's Cintas Center, officials from... Three important seasons of the year are coming up, one after the other in the space of a few spring... If you like to have leftovers for quick meals or to take for lunch, here's a recipe for you.
Other traffic information: Road Closures in Clinton County Ohio Starting Next Week --Bridge repair work on several routes in Clinton County will require road closures and detours, beginning the week of May 21: Beginning Tuesday, May 29: State Route 28 between Martinsville and New Vienna.
Locals Weigh In On Gay Marriage Topic Ahead Of Election
The economy tops the list of most important issues the candidates will face in the upcoming presidential election, but another hot-button issue recently drew attention as President Barack Obama announced his support of gay marriage.
Fire departments from three counties respond to barn blaze
The owner of a barn rescued several chickens from an area next to a barn that was fully engulfed in flames.
Boy pleads guilty in junior high sex case
A 14-year-old Springboro boy charged with a felony count of rape for having consensual sex with a 12-year-old classmate pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of gross sexual imposition, May 2. Warren County Juvenile Judge Michael Powell committed the boy to the Mary Haven Youth Center for residential treatment, according to assistant prosecutor Gary ... (more)
Six Charged In Warren Co. Bath Salts Operation
The six, including the owner, were also selling K-2 and spice inside the Marathon station on Ohio 48 in Lebanon, officials said.
Cities at risk of fiscal crisis
Cuts to local funding and continued economic difficulties could lead to more Ohio municipalities landing in fiscal trouble during the coming years, state Auditor David Yost warned recently during an exclusive interview with the Dayton Daily News.
Local Focus: Warren County for May 21
The Warren County Historical Society announces its first-ever Pioneer Cemetery Tour from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
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