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- Trustees Respond To Critics of Rate Hike
After passing a resolution last month to raise cemetery rates for non-residents, the Mad River Township trustees want residents to know it was not a money making measure, but a conservation effort. Read more...
Read more - Village Loses One Grant, In Line For another
Despite losing funding for a previous project, the Village of Enon may have another chance to receive assistance through stimulus funds.On Feb. 23 Jason Rose announced that four more village projects may qualify for zero percent interest loans through the Ohio EPA. The first project is a water supply improvement project for a new well, which could apply to Well #5. This project is ranked 106th on the list of projects waiting approval. Of the four village projects, this is the one that stands the best chance of approval. Read more...
Read more - Village Could Receive Stimulus Funds
Despite losing funding for a previous project, the Village of Enon may have another chance to receive assistance through stimulus funds. On Feb. 23 Jason Rose announced that four more village projects may qualify for zero percent interest loans through the Ohio EPA. Read more...
Read more - Tecumseh Rec Closed Forever
The Tecumseh Recreation and Wellness Center (formerly the Tecumseh YMCA) will not reopen its doors. Â Read more...
Read more - Greenon Poetry Champ
Constance Miller, junior at Greenon High School, is the school champion of the Poetry Out Loud competition that began in November in Greenon classrooms. Saturday, Febrary 20th, Constance attended the state school champions wokshop held in Columbus at the State Library of Ohio. Tracey Lewis, Constance's English teacher and Theresa McClain, program coordinator, attended with Constance. Read more...
Read more - Community Rallies Around House Fire Victims
Friends of the O’Dell Family have set up special bank accounts at Fifth-Third Bank in the names of the O’Dell children, Madalynn and Shaler O’Dell.  Madalynn O’Dell, a nine year old Hustead Elementary student, woke her dad up at 5:15 a.m. on Sunday, February 14, 2010, to tell him something was terribly wrong. Her intuition was right. Mike O’Dell rose to discover a fire raging in the walls and attic of his home located at 3130 Fairfield Pike, Springfield. He only had enough time to wake the rest of the family, grab a few belongings including the family dog, Brutus, and place the 9-1-1 call. Read more...
Read more - Cougars End Knight's Season, Turner's Career
Despite the terrific run Greenon has had this season, the eyeball test told you before the game even started that they were in big trouble. Their opponents, the Kenton Ridge Cougars (16-3) simply looked bigger and more athletic, boasting a starting line-up with an average height of 5’11 compared to Greenon’s 5’8. Read more...
Read more - Enon Council Talks Electricity
 After listening to the pros and cons of a governmental electricity aggregation program, members of the Village of Enon Council decided voters will not see the issue on the ballot this May. Read more...
Read more - Students to celebrate FFA Week at Greenon High School
The array of high school students sporting their blue corduroy jackets, as they walk the halls of Greenon High School, will take on a new meaning next week as the Greenon High School FFA Organization celebrates National FFA Week. Read more...
Read more - Erickson qualifies for district
Greenon senior wrestler Jon Erickson extended his career for at least one more weekend as he qualifed for the District Wrestling Tournament next weekend at Goshen High School by finishing in 3rd place at the Tipp City Sectional. Read more...
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