• National Trails Parks & Recreation District News

• Springfield Firefighters Shave Heads For Cancer Research - Posted 1-5-09

• Optimistic Outlook for New Carlisle Ford - Posted 12-26-08

• A Holiday Recycling Idea - Posted 12-21-08

• Wittenberg Theatre Professor Corwin Georges Receives Prestigious Governor’s Award For The Arts In Ohio - Posted 12-19-08

• Fowler Road Closes For Construction - Posted 12-19-08

• Springfield High Students Appear on C-Span - Posted 12-18-08

• New Pastor at Honey Creek Presbyterian - Posted 12-17-08

• Recycling Center Announces Holiday Hours - Posted 12-12-08

• Hermanson Coming to Town - Posted 12-12-08

• Symphony 101 - Posted 12-10-08

• Word Of Faith Presents 'Night In Bethlehem' - Posted 12-10-08

• Carols and Lights to Bring Lessons of Christmas - Posted 12-10-08

• Santa to visit homes in Greenon School District - Posted 12-10-08

• Former MRDD Employee Charged with Child Porn - Posted 12-8-08

• North Hampton Man Charged with Theft and Forgery - Posted 12-8-08

• Wittenberg University President Emeritus William A. Kinnison Introduces Groundbreaking Book - Posted 12-5-08

• Springfield Schools Hires Search Firm - Posted 12-4-08

• Enon Man Charged with Child Endangering - Posted 12-2-08

• Free Christmas Concert at Word of Faith - Posted 11-28-08

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• Wittenberg Department Of Music Plans Busy December Schedule - Posted 11-26-08

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• Basketball League Registrations Open - Posted 11-23-08

• Funeral Home Kicks Off Cell Phones for Soldiers Collection Drive - Posted 11-21-08

• Wittenberg Offers STEM Scholarships As Part Of Dayton Regional Collaborative - Posted 11-21-08

• Wittenberg University Sorority Grants Child's Dream Trip Through Partnership With Make-A-Wish Foundation - Posted 11-21-08

• Detrick Jordan Pike to Close Tuesday - Posted 11-18-08

• Northwestern SADD Kicks Off Lights For Life Campaign - Posted 11-19-08

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• Greenon Band Seeks Instrument Donations - Posted 11-19-08

• Project Jericho Receives Presidential Award - Posted 11-18-08

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• Four Arrested for Greenon Vandalism - Posted 11-18-08

• Give Blood, Win Gifts - Posted 11-16-08

• Funeral Home Joins Marines Toys For Tots Foundation As Drop Off Point - Posted 11-12-08

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• Hard Winter Could Create Problems for Road Crews Throughout County - Posted 11-9-08

• Free Shredding Day at the Recycling Center - Posted 11-8-08

• Wittenberg Professors Prepare To Infuse Internationalism In First-Year Course With Addition of Study-Abroad Option - Posted 11-7-08

• Covenant Presbyterian Church To Hold Fourth Annual Alternative Christmas Market - Posted 11-7-08

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• Kelly & Burr In — Casino Out — Most Levies Pass - Posted 11-4-08

• Detrick Jordan Pike To Close For Repairs - Posted 11-3-08

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• Funeral Home Becomes Certified Veterans Provider - Posted 11-2-08

• Wittenberg Music Department Offers Wide Range Of November Events - Posted 10-31-08

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• Springfield High Teacher wins OAEA's Outstanding Art Teacher Award - Posted 10-31-08

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• Man Drives Car Into His House - Posted 10-30-08

• Candidates Night Turns Ugly - Posted 10-27-08

• The Wizard of Oz Comes To Greenon - Posted 10-27-08

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• Macy's Celebrates 150th Birthday - Posted 10-25-08

• PNC Financial Buys National City for $5.2 Billion - Posted 10-24-08

• Wittenberg Class of 1958 Spearheads Challenge to Establish Endowed Chair in Honor of Beloved English Professor - Posted 10-24-08

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• Woman stabbed attacker, died from shotgun blast
  Investigators believe a Columbus man shot and killed Jenny Nelson inside her Harrison Twp. home on Friday after she broke free from restraints and stabbed him in the back with a knife.
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• Man, 93, shoots alleged intruder
  Police are investigating a weekend shooting of an alleged intruder by a 93-year-old homeowner.
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• District seeks input on proposed middle school changes
  Residents will have the chance next week to weigh in on a proposal to move Springfield sixth-graders into the elementary schools.
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• City plans projects despite recession
  This year will be a crucial one for the city as it struggles in the midst of a recession to increase city revenue while attracting outside investment and new jobs.
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• Bush blames Hamas, offers conditions for a cease-fire
  The Bush administration stuck to its defense of Israel's expanding offensive in the Gaza Strip on Monday and pushed for a cease-fire including a lasting halt to Hamas' rocket attacks on Israel and a reopening of border crossings that are Gaza's economic lifeline.
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