Tipp City News

The operator of the former Serenity Horse Rescue in Bethel Twp. has been ordered to pay court costs after she pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor failure to comply with an order to clean up a public health nuisance.

By Melanie Yingst Staff Writer Print off a couple copies of your new, updated resume and put on your Sunday best and head More than 20 Troy employers have committed to participating in the first Troy Area Chamber of Commerce Job Expo on Saturday.

Doctors said he would not walk again, but for a Troy Christian High School graduate, the healing power of prayer is real as he stood on the Miami County Courthouse steps Thursday to share his story nearly nine months after a car accident nearly took his life.

By CECILIA FOX For the Troy Daily News It's shaping up to be a very busy summer in Tipp City, with plenty of events and construction projects ahead.

Police here plan to file charges against a volunteer firefighter who allegedly stole radio equipment from the city's fire division and sold the items online.

Wapakoneta City Council Utilities Committee members declined to give a favorable recommendation on a written proposal by Dennis Black with King Clean Energy LLC, of Tipp City, who provided documents showing the city would save thousands of dollars switching the city's vehicles to natural gas from gasoline.

The circumstances surrounding the incident are not yet clear. According to police scanner traffic, the driver was able to get out of the vehicle at Chase Bank, 1281 W. Main St.

The Troy Trojans had little trouble with Piqua on Tuesday, routing the Indians 4-1 in Greater Western Ohio Conference North Division play.

By Will E Sanders Ohio Community Media A Tipp City man convicted of molesting a female under the age of 13 and Troy man found guilty of possessing child pornography were both ordered to serve prison terms Monday in common pleas court at separate sentencing hearings.

A former stoneworker has reinvented himself with a business built around wood-fired pizza, and is seeing tremendous growth in his first year.

Tipp City Police Chief Thomas Davidson, who died Tuesday, was buried Sunday afternoon in a family grave in a cemetery south of Bowling Green in Wood County.

MIKE ULLERY/STAFF PHOTO Piqua Junior High School teacher Josh Smith takes time out for a photo after school last week.

Members of the Tipp City Police Department, including Sgt. Marc Basye, Patrolman Corey Rismiller, Patrolman Darren Soutar, Patrolman Adam Grubb and Patrolman Scott Connor, carry the casket of Tipp City Police Chief Thomas N. Davidson Saturday during an honors funeral for Davidson at St.

The future looks bright for the city of Tipp City and the local schools, though funding for both continues to be an issue.

Tipp City Area United Way had 95 volunteers and Tipp Monroe Community Services had 60 volunteers that completed a variety of projects to improve the community by donating their time and efforts for the Day of Caring/Tipp Pride Day on Saturday.

By Joyell Nevins Weekly Record Herald Editor Tipp City Police Chief Tom Davidson passed away Tuesday, April 23 after a battle with cancer that spanned several years.

After a career spanning more than two decades in Tipp City and two more decades elsewhere, Police Chief Tom Davidson will be remembered for his kindness and impartiality.

Christopher Davis, 43, has been charged with one count of a weapon under the influence.

By Will E Sanders Staff Writer TROY - A former Piqua man once charged with being the financial controller for a Tipp City business entered not guilty pleas at his arraignment in common pleas court Monday on charges he allegedly embezzled nearly a half-million dollars.

By Joyell Nevins Weekly Record Herald Editor WEST MILTON - Residents will no longer have to head to the liquor store or Versailles to get locally made wine, thanks to Old Mason Winery.