Montgomery News

BLUE ASH - A U.S. Air Force B-52 piloted by a Cincinnati area native will come roaring over Blue Ash's Fourth of July celebration Saturday.

Sometimes, I miss Swami. I miss going to Mayura in Clifton and having him bring out samples of that night's special and complimentary bhajias to the table.

The Ford Motor Co. says it has found more than 100 original paintings by Cincinnati artist Charley Harper while cleaning out its vaults.

MONTGOMERY - Dr. Jimmy Hsu, a founder and president of the Chinese American Medical Association of Cincinnati and chairman of the orthopedics department at Bethesda North Hospital in Montgomery, died June 19 of cancer at his home, surrounded by family and close friends.

MIAMISBURG Four years after retiring from the Wendy's franchise, Cincinnati resident Tom Rodenkirch was antsy and looking to return to the restaurant business with a unique eatery.

There's a mistake on the marriage certificate proclaiming the union of Dover Kasee and Roberta Creekmore.

Get ready for the experience of a lifetime. DHR Music is proud to announce the second in the series of grand opening celebrations for DHR Music Experience.

This week's deals range from sliders to lobster dinners that may not sound cheap but are a good value.

MONTGOMERY - It was billed as a groundbreaking ceremony. But the highlight was the garage-breaking. With children chanting "Smash it! Smash it!" Tuesday evening, a trackhoe sunk its metal teeth into the Ingle family's garage on Southwind Drive, signifying that construction has begun on a long-awaited home renovation and expansion project for the ...

BLUE ASH - A trial is slated to begin today in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court for a high-end homebuilder who was indicted in January on fraud and aggravated theft charges.

SHARONVILLE - When John Nusekabel is on the dance floor, he'll occasionally stop, look in the mirror and tuck in his shirt - making sure he looks his best for the next lucky girl.

Arnold R. Barnett is the new chairman of the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority, and Lamont Taylor is its new vice chairman.

Marcia Scherocman wasn't sure what to do with two old analog TV sets after buying a flat-panel TV for her kitchen in preparation for Friday's nationwide switch to digital TV.

Drew DePenning shows off for the judges at Cincinnati Opera Idol. Cincinnati Opera Idol A crowd of hopefuls gathered for the Opera Idol competition at Music Hall Saturday.

Cincinnati Police are asking for help finding a pair of missing teen girls. 14-Year-Olds Aaliyah Montgomery and Ebony Neadham are likely together.

The economic doldrums that have hampered most industries aren't stopping some local interior design businesses from expanding.

Cincinnati Police need your help finding two missing girls. Aaliyah Montgomery and Ebony Neadham, both 14-years-old, were last seen in the Evanston area on Wednesday.

EVANSTON - Police are searching for two teens last seen on Wednesday. Ebony Neadham and Aaliyah Montgomery, both 14, were last seen leaving for school in the Evanston area, police said.

Cincinnati City Manager Milton R. Dohoney Jr. defended his appointment to the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority today, even as opposition to the move intensified.

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