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- Enon News
- Mad River Trustees Discuss Bike Path
Though the widening of Dayton Road is an inevitable project, officials are now questioning the feasibility of a multi-purpose trail.Clark County Engineer John Burr and Paul DeButy attended the Mad River Township trustees meeting Monday to present the preliminary plans developed after a safety study was completed by LBJ Engineering with the inclusion of the bike path. Read more...
Read more - Greenon FFA Celebrates Spirit Week
During the week of Monday, March 1st to Friday, March 5th the Greenon FFA held their annual FFA spirit week. Read more...
Read more - Area players honored by District Nine
By Jim Dabbelt Staff Writer Several basketball players from the immediate area have been honored by the area coaches, as the District Nine all-star teams were voted on recently. Read more...
Read more - Council Learns from The Mouths of Babes
Through a simply letter, one young man has proven to the Village of Enon Council that adults can learn a lot from children. Read more...
Read more - Allie Turner's # 13 Jersey Retired At Awards Banquet
A crowd of people packed the Greenon Gymnasium to attend what they figured would be an otherwise uneventful Winter Sports Awards Banquet last week. It turned out to be anything but uneventful as the Greenon administration surprised the players and the fans when they retired Senior Allie Turner's Indian Valley and Greenon # 13 Jersey at the end of the ceremony. Read more...
Read more - Greenon Treasurer Resigns
Greenon Local School District Treasurer Dawn Weller bided farewell to the district at Thursday evening’s Board of Education (BOE) meeting, bringing almost 14 years of service to a close. Weller was presented with a commemorative plaque by BOE President Nelson Henning and was given a round of applause by the entire board of education. Read more...
Read more - Greenon BOE Talks Money In Special Meeting
Written above one of the archways in Greenon High School are the words, “Through these halls walk the best of students and staff.” And, now that tradition seems to be imperiled by financial crisis in the district. Read more...
Read more - 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...
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