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For disabled, a $60,000 school year
MADISONVILLE - In many ways, the Bobbie B. Fairfax School is just like other public schools.
Ohio braces for enrollment decline
Ohio will be among 16 states to lose elementary and high school students over the next eight years, the National Center for Education Statistics predicts.
Last Minute Shoppers Crowd Stores
Tri-State shoppers had a serious look about them Thursday afternoon as they bought Christmas gifts right down to the wire.
Lee Baker was 'born to be a professor'
FINNEYTOWN - Pamela Baker plans to have a bench made for her porch. It will be engraved with a quote from Dutch Renaissance scholar Desiderius Erasmus: When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy food and clothes.
Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Daycare
Covenant Church in Finneytown A Cincinnati law firm and a first-time mother are filing a class action lawsuit against a church where two daycare workers are accused of drugging children grandmother in order to make them sleep better.
Daycare Workers Accused of Drugging Kids
Covenant Church in Finneytown Springfield Township police are investigating after allegations surfaced that workers at a daycare there have been drugging children in order to get them to sleep during naptime.
Family Can't Get Coverage For Son's Important Procedure
When you get medical insurance you expect it will cover needed medical expenses for you and your family.
Finneytown Board of Education seeks candidates
The Board of Education of the Finneytown Local School District announces a vacancy on the Board effective January 1, 2010.
Historic gem or typical eyesore?
MOUNT AUBURN - The vacant two-story Victorian house reflects only glimmers of its past architectural splendor, with a large blue tarp covering a gaping hole in its roof and boards sealing its windows and doorways.
Marker notes heyday of Herzog studio
Before Nashville's Music Row became the center of the country music universe, a recording studio in downtown Cincinnati with an unromantic name was producing some of the most influential country, bluegrass and R&B songs in recording history.
Execution Dates Set For 2 Local Murderers
The Ohio Supreme Court has set two new execution dates even as the state continues to rework its procedures for putting condemned inmates to death by injection.
Wicked Windows' winner announced
Brandon Jump was named the winner in Springfield Townshipa s a oeWicked Windows on Wintona Halloween window painting contest.
CINCINNATI: Rosegayle Williams , died in Cincinnati October 27, at age 86. She was a wife and mother, a longtime resident of Wyoming, Ohio, and a retired English teacher who had a lifelong interest in literature and genealogy.
St. John Paul School in Finneytown Closed Wednesday
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How one church adopted 80 kids
Texas author and Bishop W.C. Martin will tell his story of how he and his wife, Donna, adopted four children and members of his 200-person congregation adopted another 80 children during a gathering 7 p.m. today at the Christian Life Center in West Chester Township.
Students Create Halloween Painting Series
People driving along Springfield Township's streets may notice something new in the Winton Road corridor.
Senior quarterback Sam Hendricks had 13 carries for 171 yards and five touchdowns.
Vote on Best Halloween Windows in Springfield Township
Slideshow Travel down Winton Road this weekend and you may find a few unexpected ghosts peeking through the windows! Travel down Winton Road this weekend and you may find a few unexpected ghosts peeking through the windows! The students from Finneytown Junior and High School are competing in a new Halloween Window Painting contest designed to ...
Mariemont turned a seven-point halftime advantage into a blowout with a 34-point fourth quarter.
Finneytown superintendent retiring
Finneytown schools Superintendent Randy Parsons announced Friday he will retire in January after six years of leading the 1,600-student district.