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URBANA - Hylon E. Hartzler, 85, of Urbana, passed away on Wednesday, July 2, 2008, at the McAuley Center in Urbana.
Little Girl Allegedly Victimized Two Years Before It Is Known
Man facing first degree felony rape. Story by D.K. Wright Email Other Stories by D.K. Wright ST.
Two Sex Assault Cases Are Alleged
An Urbana, Ohio, man was returned Sunday to the local area to face charges after being accused of raping a Belmont County girl over the course of two years.
Review: Small Town Sleeper an OK live act
More... TV Online Review: Small Town Sleeper an OK live act By Andrew McGinn SPRINGFIELD - It's kinda funny how just the potential of a band going big isn't enough to lure people to a show - an absolutely free ...
Farmers Commission Co. to Consolidate Holdings With Champaign Landmark Inc.
Our agricultural industry, in the past year, has gone through some of the most changes we have ever experienced.
Radio play could mean Urbana band's career is about to wake up
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WSU grads urged to 'look to solve the big problems'
More... TV Online WSU grads urged to 'look to solve the big problems' 2,253 students participate in university's 41st commencement, including 28 doctoral candidates.
A dozen must-see shows at the Summer Arts Festival
Latest nation / world video from AP More... A dozen must-see shows at the Summer Arts Festival Annual free fest runs June 12 to July 19 in Veterans Park By Andrew McGinn Staff Writer SPRINGFIELD - It's that ...
Local news briefs: Open house planned at new Mifflin fire station
Property board to meet next week The Exterior Property Maintenance Appeals Board will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Shelby City Hall to consider an appeal by Charles Keller of a building permit denial at 224 N. ...
Migrant families feeling fuel costs
The Gutierrez family has made the 2,000-mile trip to Urbana, Ohio, every summer for 19 years to pick, sort and clean vegetables.
URBANA, Ohio -- Dozens of bright, flashing lights passed over Urbana Friday evening, casting an eerie glow over the landscape.
Grimes Flying Lab makes first night flight since restoration
The Grimes Flying Lab, a former U.S. Air Force airplane based in Urbana, made its first night flight since a nine-year restoration effort that allowed the 1953 aircraft to resume flying this year.
Ghost-hunting groups enjoy surge in popularity though there are skeptics
Mark DeLong .left, talks with Jim Willis, right, as they keep a watch on the computer monitor as they investigate any paranormal activity along a railroad track in Urbana, Ohio on Tuesday, April 29, 2008.
More... Down to Earth Down to Earth By Ben Sutherly Thursday, May 29, 2008, 11:00 PM A couple years ago, before I began blogging, I undertook a wild goose chase in trying to find the origins of the concrete ...
Urbana Explosion to be Ruled Accidental
URBANA, Ohio-- An explosion that caused serious damage to an Urbana factory will be ruled accidental after an investigation by the Ohio Fire Marshal's Office, officials said.
Q&A: Ex-Titan Eddie George defines, refines his brand
Ex-Tennessee Titan Eddie George made his mark on the playing fields of the National Football League over nine seasons and pocketed a Heisman Trophy as a star running back at Ohio State before that.
URBANA, Ohio -- An explosion damaged a factor in Urbana early Saturday morning. It happened around 6 a.m. at Industrial Fiber Corporation on South Edgewood Avenue.
Tusculum College Continues Search For New President
Tusculum College is continuing its search for the person who will become the college's next president. via The Greenville Sun
Old Jeep Building Implosion We're sharing some of our favorite memories as we begin celebrating our 50th Anniversary. via WTOL-TV Toledo
Groups now run historical sites
URBANA, Ohio -- A state nature preserve that is home to snakes and turtles and several endangered plants and animals is now in the hands of volunteers. via Dispatch.com