Montgomery News Archives

A Montgomery man pleaded guilty Friday to forging signatures on absentee ballot applications.

BLUE ASH - The Northeast Community Challenge Coalition will launch the local 2009-10 Communitywide Red Ribbon Campaign, a year-long substance abuse prevention effort, in the communities of Blue Ash, Montgomery, Symmes and Sycamore townships.

The H1N1 flu vaccine is becoming more widely available in the Dayton region. Health departments in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Warren counties will hold clinics this week to distribute immunizations in injection and FluMist nasal spray forms.

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John Musser The Warren County Drug Task Force, along with various other law enforcement agencies have arrested 27 of the 35 suspects sought in secret indictments released by the Grand Jury.

Without a group of loyal music lovers, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra would not be touring Japan in the coming two weeks.

A Montgomery man who was working a $10-an-hour job in the pro-casino committee's Cincinnati campaign office has been indicted by a Hamilton County grand jury on five felony counts of filing false absentee ballot applications.

Many businesses are cooking, baking and roasting up delicious gifts that give to breast cancer awareness and research.

As many people begin their drive home from work, heavy rain has already started to cause traffic problems across the Tri-State. Heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected in the Tri-State until Friday.

Health departments in Miami and Greene counties have exhausted their seasonal flu vaccines for adults even as Montgomery County's supply continues to shrink, but the public still will be able to tap pharmacies, doctors offices and other private-sector suppliers for the shots.

Bertram Davis was part of a family that operated a furniture store in Over-the-Rhine for 102 years.

Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory has accepted $7,800 worth of free tickets to the Macy's Music Festival at Paul Brown Stadium over the past four years.

Fire investigators are looking at a blaze that broke out in a home at 10625 Weil Road on Wednesday evening.

MONTGOMERY - Firefighters are battling a fire at a four-bedroom home at 10625 Weil Road that was called in by a passing motorist just after 7 p.m. Crews from Montgomery, Blue Ash and Sharonville began fighting a fire in a garage near the home before it spread to the house this evening.

John & Jane Moehring An elderly Kenwood couple may be alive tonight only because of the quick action of a couple of watchful neighbors.

Crews remain on the scene of a fuel spill that is slowing traffic in Symmes Township.

Susan Lee was getting the seasonal flu vaccine on Monday, Oct. 1, because of concerns about the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu.