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Walmart robbery indicates need for shopping precautions
A popular one-stop-shop frequented by UD students recently experienced an attempted robbery.
Communities request $1.5M from county
Local communities are asking Montgomery County for more than $1.5 million in Economic Development/Government Equity, or ED/GE, grants to fund business development projects.
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4 Walmart workers grab man who beat cashier during robbery
Four male employees at the Moraine Walmart were able to grab and hold a man who beat and knocked a cashier to the ground while attempting to take cash from her register early Wednesday morning, Nov.
Centerville man leads police on chase; speeds up to 120
A 17-mile chase reached speeds up to 120 mph and resulted in the arrest of a Centerville man Monday, Nov.
City workers' raises to be slightly less than $300K, official says
A city official says a miscommunication led to an incorrect report that all management-level employees received a 1.19 percent step equivalent raise.
DUI record not a hindrance, says Kettering Council candidate
A challenger candidate for Kettering City Council said Monday, Oct. 26, that he doesn't see his past DUI charge and run-ins with law enforcement as a hindrance to his campaign.
Health care reform takes center stage at forum
The panel at the DBJ's Health Care Forum spoke to 160 area business leaders Tuesday morning about health care reform and its impact on businesses.
Walmart gets robbed, police need help
Moraine police need your help identifying three men who robbed the Walmart store on Dorothy Lane, Tuesday, Oct.
Moraine Walmart robbed at gunpoint
Police are continuing to hunt for three men who robbed the Walmart store here early Tuesday, Oct.
Carl Nichols finds a whole new worlda in his retirement
Carl Nichols, who retired in January as the chief meteorologist at WDTN-TV, Channel 2 after a 40 years in the business, said at the time he wasn't sure how he would spend his newfound days of freedom.
Mentoring program gets check to add more kids
Last month, JP Morgan Chase presented $30,000 to Parity Inc. to assist middle-school students at Edison and Kemp elementary schools through a mentoring program.
Wright Aeroboat museum planned
More than a hundred years ago, while testing a Wright Aeroboat over the Great Miami River in West Carrollton, pilot Orville Wright narrowly escaped drowning when his aeroboat fell into the river from an altitude of 30 feet after a wing broke.
Moraine plant worth millions less, GM liquidators argue
The value of the former General Motors Corp. Moraine assembly plant has fallen some $600,000 since March, according to Motors Liquidation Co., the company responsible for assets GM discarded this summer through bankruptcy.
With your help, firefighters can rescue more pets
Every once in a while, you see photos of firefighters rescuing pets from a house fire, maybe carrying a terrified cat from the flames or covering a quivering dog with a blanket.
Driver Ditches Truck After Accident
Moraine Police are looking for the driver of a truck who ran from the scene of an accident.
Splash Moraine suspending operations
A popular local park is shuttering its doors. Splash Moraine is the victim of budget cuts in the City of Moraine, which is facing a huge budget shortfall in 2010.
Budget shortfall forces closing of Ohio water park
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Magazine list heralds Moraine company for second year
Moraine-based WinWholesale Inc. has been named to the 2009 Information Week 500, an annual listing by Information Week magazine, for the second straight year.