Beford Ford donates to help local children
New Travel & Tourism director named
Locals serve as delegates to Ohio Farm Bureau
Man sentenced to 13 years in prison
Warmer temps expected this weekend
Latest Updates
- Beford Ford donates to help local children - 6:26 pm
- Portman, Wenstrup praise farm bill passage - 5:42 pm
- New Travel & Tourism director named - 5:38 pm
- What’s happening at Carnegie Library? - 5:22 pm
- New Holland United Methodist Women hold Christmas celebration - 4:46 pm
- View Story - 3:15 pm
- Laurel Oaks named a Purple Star school - 3:06 pm
- GM says it has 2,700 jobs for workers slated to be laid off - 1:54 pm
- Restaurant Inspections - 1:45 pm
- Greenfield names interim superintendent - 1:29 pm
- Locals serve as delegates to Ohio Farm Bureau - 7:47 pm
- Man sentenced to 13 years in prison - 7:46 pm
- Warmer temps expected this weekend - 7:40 pm
- Land Transfers - 5:44 pm
- Congress approves massive farm bill - 5:42 pm
- FRHS ‘Paws and Claws Christmas’ this Saturday - 5:34 pm
- Janet Jackson, Def Leppard, Nicks join Rock Hall of Fame - 4:24 pm
- Ponder Christmas - 12:23 pm
- Getting Ahead: ‘Through the fire’ - 11:55 am
- The Trumpet Sounds: ‘Away in the Manger’ - 11:34 am
- AAA: One-in-three Americans projected to travel this holiday season - 11:30 am
- Man arrested following pursuit - 8:30 pm
- Holsinger sentenced to life in prison - 6:24 pm
- ‘Downtown LIVE!’ coming to WCH this Friday - 5:39 pm
- SSCC holds mock disaster exercise - 5:27 pm
NEWS
Greenfield names interim superintendent
A Wilmington man with nearly four decades of educational experience has been named to temporarily replace superintendent Joe Wills upon his retirement...
Locals serve as delegates to Ohio Farm Bureau
Members of the Fayette County Farm Bureau served as delegates to the 2018 Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting. They participated in policy sessions that d...
Man sentenced to 13 years in prison
A Mt. Sterling man was sentenced to 13 years in prison this week after he admitted to a series of break-ins in Fayette County, as well as leading auth...
Warmer temps expected this weekend
With the Christmas season underway the community can look forward to some slightly warmer days that may continue through coming weeks.According to wea...
Land Transfers
The following local land transfer entries were recently released:NOV. 7Sally Malone, Sally Ann Malone, Sally Malone, EST to Medicaid Estate Recovery H...
Congress approves massive farm bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — After months of debate and negotiation, Congress voted final approval Wednesday to a massive farm bill that will provide more ...
SPORTS
4th quarter lifts Indians over MT
In their final visit to the Panther Pit, the Hillsboro Indians rallied from behind to defeat the Miami Trace Panthers Friday night, 59-47.Hillsboro ha...
Rose Bowl winners
Rose Bowl WinnersBy The Associated PressJan. 1, 2018 — Georgia 54, Oklahoma 48, 2OT (CFC SF)Jan. 2, 2017 — Southern Cal 52, Penn St. 49Jan...
Steelers, Patriots smarting heading into showdown
PITTSBURGH (AP) — No pregame talk of a potential playoff rematch by Mike Tomlin.No real implications for home-field advantage in the AFC.Not muc...
Bengals try to maintain slim chance vs looking-ahead Raiders
CINCINNATI (AP) — Joe Mixon had one of the best games of his career in yet another Bengals loss — making it seven of their past eight, and...
Top-ranked Djokovic, Halep honored by ITF as World Champions
LONDON (AP) — Novak Djokovic and Simona Halep were named the 2018 World Champions by the International Tennis Federation on Thursday after each ...
LIFE
Restaurant Inspections
Fayette County Public Health conducted the following restaurant and food inspections, according to reports filed with the department.Nov. 7Cherry Hill...
FCMH Auxiliary holds reorientation meeting
Nancy Troutman, Fayette County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary liaison, welcomed 32 members to the Fayette County Memorial Hospital Reorientation for 2018...
The Amish Cook: A very Yoder Christmas
We bade the birth parents farewell. The door shut behind them. Could it be true? We looked at each other then at our darling children. Would they real...
Foods to stock up ahead of snowstorms
It seems like every time the weather forecast calls for snow, sleet or ice, the grocery store aisles empty of bread and milk. But I’m wondering,...
School lunch rules OK refined grains, low-fat chocolate milk
NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. school lunch program is making room on menus again for noodles, biscuits, tortillas and other foods made mostly of refi...
Ohio infant deaths decrease, but racial disparity continues
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Health officials say the number of infant deaths in Ohio decreased overall from 2016 to 2017, but racial disparity continu...
OPINION
Will anyone care when you die?
Will people remember you after you die? Will anybody even care? How will you be remembered?I can’t recall a more respected, loved and admired hu...
Fighting for Ohio GM workers
If you love this country, you fight for the people who make it work – people like the workers at Lordstown.That’s why last week, Senator P...
Where did we get sidetracked?
It seems rather odd, I often think, that despite all the measures taken to ensure our safety these days, we are probably more at risk now than we have...
Connecting our children with nature
Do you worry that your children or grandchildren are slipping out of touch with the natural world? You have intelligent company. In his book Last Chil...
A short life worth long remembering
Most of us will spend our entire lives attempting to accomplish some sort of deed or deeds that will have people talking about us long after our time ...
Access points can connect communities with food
How do we increase healthy, fresh foods in rural America? One way is to identify new opportunities for people to access food. Here are five suggestion...
BUSINESS
Remodeled Frisch’s Big Boy reopens
The Frisch’s Big Boy leadership team, along with Washington Court House city officials, celebrated the opening of the remodeled restaurant at 18...
Complete Floor Care named Business of the Month
Complete Floor Care was selected by the Fayette County Chamber Ambassador Team as their November Business of the Month. Carpet, upholstery and tile cl...
Chamber welcomes Child Connections
Child Connections: Behavioral Consultation and Psychological Services, Inc., located at 114 S. Fayette St. in Washington C.H., was welcomed to Chamber...
Fayette Pharmacy sold to local family
Last week, the sale of Fayette Pharmacy from REM Corporation to Rod and Hannah Banks was finalized.The Banks live in Greenfield, and Rod Banks previou...
Pennington Bakery retirees hold reunion
Retired employees of the Pennington Bakery gathered at Our Place Restaurant on Sunday, Oct. 21 for a meal and time of fellowship.Reflections of the jo...
50 years of care from HCF management
Fifty years ago a group of concerned individuals came together to fill a need for compassionate and rehabilitative care. They formed HCF Management, I...
