Troy News

The A.C.E. group is planning a conservation tour of Ohio on July 24-25. The trip is being offered to residents of Miami and Darke counties and is limited to those over 21 years of age.

This unique course is recommended for curriculums that include pipe welding as well as for continuing education for those in industries that are involved in pipefitting and pipe welding.

"Women's Health: Important Issues Across the Lifespan" will be the topic of a UVMC Health Symposium from 5-7 p.m. June 27 at The Crystal Room, 845 W. Market St. Doors will open at 5 p.m. with registration, free refreshments and a mini health fair featuring free health screenings and wellness handouts.

With a goal to maintain the architectural and aesthetic integrity of the original design, construction is set to begin in early summer and the first classes will utilize the building in the late fall 2013.

By Natalie Knoth i Although the 2014 tax budget was the item for discussion at the June 17 council meeting, no residents spoke at the public hearing and the resolution was passed with full approval from council.

A driver stopped this morning for a traffic violation was arrested when authorities found an attached trailer to be stolen.

The 2013 racing season at Limaland Motorsports Park is developing a theme of drivers winning features on consecutive weekends.

Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure riders parked their wheels and took in a performance by the Eagles tribute band Hotel California on Sunday evening.

He couldn't help but notice the dilapidated baseball backstop and the dirt field overgrown with weeds.

For Market Manager Jessie Rankinen, the Downtown Troy Farmers Market is about much more than finding the best locally produced foods, handmade crafts and fresh-cut flowers.

GOBA maps the tour route and provides campgrounds, portable toilets, showers, emergency medical services and more, with the collaboration of county engineers and sheriffs, police departments, the Ohio Department of Transportation, the Ohio Highway Patrol and other state agencies.

Abby Brinkman, along with her sister Emily Brinkman, pass fliers out to area businesses, including Richard Bender at the United Way of Troy regarding the Troy Lunch Club.

By Natalie Knoth After a popular show last year, Celtic band Dulahan will return to Prouty Plaza at 7 p.m. Monday, in conjunction with the Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure.

By Natalie Knoth A medical facility for ConAgra employees and their families was approved at the June 12 planning commission meeting.

By Natalie Knoth The pro-life organization Stand True is permitted to chalk messages such as "Social justice begins in the womb" and "Abortion is never a necessary evil," says a Troy official, although property owners may take measures to remove any messages they deem offensive on the public right of way.

After a few light hearted jokes about their former place of employment, the Troy City Schools Board of Education added two former Piqua City Schools administrators to its roster at Monday's regular meeting.

More recently on June 10, he followed this 'first real storm of the season to show any potential' as it progressed from West Stanfield Road to State Route 41 and Washington Road in Troy, Ohio.

By Natalie Knoth After being named an honorable mention Bicycle Friendly Community, Troy officials are looking to boost the rating through a newly established city committee, the Mayor's Committee for Cycling.

By Melanie Yingst Staff Writer Nearly 72 hours after her childhood home turned rental property was lost due to an accidental fire, Nancy Grilliot worked tirelessly to find a new home for her displaced tenants, whom she regards as close as family.

In partnership with the Troy Rec and the Miami County Humane Society, members of the Troy Pop Rocks jump rope team will lead hour-long jump rope instructional clinics as part of a fund-raiser Saturday at the Troy Rec Center, 11 N. Market St., Troy.