Two tickets for the ‘Big Game’
Danville Road bridge to be replaced
DP&L updates power outages
Ice storm causes outages
Grandmothers arraigned in court
Latest Updates
- Finger pointing, frustration in eastern US storm’s aftermath - 5:39 pm
- Two tickets for the ‘Big Game’ - 5:13 pm
- Danville Road bridge to be replaced - 4:57 pm
- DP&L updates power outages - 4:54 pm
- Ohio unemployment rate unchanged from Sept. to Oct. - 4:06 pm
- Auditions for SSCC Theatre’s ‘By the Bog of Cats’ set for Dec. 14 - 2:51 pm
- Two men plead ‘not guilty’ in kitten abuse case - 2:45 pm
- Greenfield Lions Club to hold original Christmas musical drama - 2:16 pm
- FCMH to offer new procedure for cancer patients - 1:32 pm updated: 2:09 pm.
- Ice storm causes outages - 7:23 pm
- Lawmakers pass ‘stand your ground’ bill - 7:18 pm
- Grandmothers arraigned in court - 6:05 pm
- Rodgers found ‘not guilty’ of rape - 4:17 pm
- Free career exploration workshop for middle schoolers rescheduled - 2:07 pm
- The Trumpet Sounds: ‘Give thanks’ - 2:04 pm
- Getting Ahead: ‘Life goes on’ - 2:00 pm
- The Bread of Life team announces holiday schedule - 1:54 pm
- New Holland United Methodist Women hold Nov. meeting - 1:48 pm
- Roy Clark, country guitar virtuoso, ‘Hee Haw’ star, has died - 1:45 pm
- Dying to live - 1:37 pm
- Fire Dept. recognizes promotions - 8:12 pm
- Child at center of mass killing reportedly safe - 5:34 pm
- Thanksgiving dinner for home-bound neighbors - 5:25 pm
- Anchor Baptist celebrates 10 years of worship - 5:09 pm
- First dose of winter weather projected for county - 5:08 pm
NEWS
Ice storm causes outages
Nearly 600 people in Fayette County were still without power Thursday evening following a wide-spread ice storm that caused havoc throughout the count...
Lawmakers pass ‘stand your ground’ bill
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Lawmakers in the Ohio House opened a lame-duck session by approving relaxed gun regulations and a strict anti-abortion bil...
Rodgers found ‘not guilty’ of rape
Richard Ray Rodgers was found “not guilty” of first-degree felony rape Thursday after the jury deliberated for about 30 minutes in Fayette...
Free career exploration workshop for middle schoolers rescheduled
A Career Exploration Workshop for middle schoolers and parents set for Nov. 15 at Laurel Oaks Career Campus has been rescheduled to 6 p.m. Monday, Nov...
The Trumpet Sounds: ‘Give thanks’
Thanksgiving is such a wonderful time with family and friends. We come together to give God thanks for all the blessings He has given us. In 1 Thessal...
SPORTS
Big game on any stage
NEW YORK (AP) — Pinstripe uniforms. The Empire State Building shining blue and gold. The marching band performing at Bryant Park and the drummer...
Baker’s boys: Mayfield has Browns believing dark days over
CLEVELAND (AP) — The losing has slowed, but hasn’t stopped for the ever-rebuilding Browns. They’re in the midst of yet another coach...
OSU seeking consistency vs Maryland
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Ohio State coach Urban Meyer hates having to defend the performance of his ninth-ranked Buckeyes, who still have a shot...
Later Le’Veon; Steelers move on with Bell out of the mix
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers spent the better part of 10 months waiting on Le’Veon Bell to show up for work. They said all th...
Kyle Busch has 2nd NASCAR Cup championship in sight
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Kyle Busch has been showered in confetti and sprayed champagne in every victory lane in NASCAR.So when the traditional ...
Subway alums on board for Notre Dame return to New York City
NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Delaney grew up in New Jersey listening to Notre Dame games on the radio with his father, who — like many blue-collar ...
LIFE
FCMH to offer new procedure for cancer patients
Fayette County Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce a new service available to assist cancer patients in gaining back their range of motion.Ultras...
November 16th, 2018 updated: November 16th, 2018. |
What’s happening at Carnegie Library?
Coming up this Saturday, Nov. 17 starting at 11 a.m., local author Lorre Black and illustrator Peyton Black will host a meet and greet for their book,...
FCMH focuses on antibiotic stewardship
Fayette County Memorial Hospital (FCMH) staff members are working hard to protect patients – this time by NOT prescribing medications. Antibioti...
The Amish Cook: Homemade Sloppy Joes perfect comfort food
Ever since Grandma’s death, I knew the auction was coming up. But then, you can’t really face it until it comes to reality. The Amish trad...
Miami Trace FFA coordinates with American Red Cross
The Miami Trace FFA, in cooperation with the American Red Cross, holds four blood drives throughout the school year. On Sept. 21, the chapter conducte...
OPINION
Will the circle be unbroken?
It is only a six-foot circle of wood.The rough piece of old oak from the rural Clinch Mountains of Tennessee had called a historic church in Nashville...
Beyond crazy in America
The horrendous shooting of 12 innocent people at a country music bar in Twin Oaks California reminds us that no place in America is safe. If we though...
Is the ‘Empress Tree’ a tree or a weed?
We often get questions about a tree called the “Purple Empress” (Paulownia tomentosa) from people who have seen the tree in bloom or in ma...
My brief, ill-fated political career
I had a lot of bad ideas in college.Many of them came about after a night of imbibing.Most of them were ill-fated attempts to impress a girl.All of th...
Rural residents grapple with shifting long-term care system
Across the nation, Americans are making tough decisions about long-term health care for themselves and their loved ones. Access to a level of care tha...
How dogs perceive the world
“Dog training affirms that his natural instincts and skills can be encouraged and developed.” UnknownIn my early years as a dog trainer, I...
BUSINESS
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...
Fayette Pharmacy named October Business of the Month
The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors named Fayette Pharmacy their October Business of the Month. Operating from their new location at 15...
Walmart Heart plans ‘special day’ for local child
Local 5-year-old Niles Hawkins will be named an honorary Walmart driver this Saturday at 11 a.m.Niles will have the opportunity to ride in a semi-truc...
Open house set to celebrate ‘Indigo Roots’
On Saturday, the re-branding of Washington Court House’s local yoga studio will be celebrated with an open house.The celebration will mark the s...
Chamber to host ‘Coffee & Commerce’ Oct. 17
The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce is inviting its members to gather for Coffee & Commerce — a unique opportunity to meet one-on-one wit...
September 26th, 2018 updated: September 26th, 2018. |
