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CMHS recognizes Students of the Month

Clinton-Massie High School proudly announces its April Students of the Month:

WHS announces Students of the Month

Wilmington High School is proud to announce Students of the Month for April. The following are the names of the students as well as descriptions of them by their teachers:

Hearthside Food Solutions celebrates 10 years

Hearthside Food Solutions is proudly celebrating a decade of innovation and growth at its Wilmington plant, according to a news release.

Haley recognizes Cape May for excellence in senior care

WILMINGTON — Wilmington Mayor Pat Haley recently presented a proclamation to Ohio Living Cape May, recognizing its exceptional commitment to senior care excellence. Accepting the proclamation was Cape May director Tom Dreyer.

Clinton Co. CVB to showcase new office at open house

The Clinton County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) invites the public to an open house on Thursday, April 25 to showcase its new office, located at 58 W. Sugartree St. in downtown Wilmington.

ODNR: Ohio’s youth hunters check 1,785 wild turkeys

COLUMBUS – Youth wild turkey hunters in Ohio checked 1,785 birds during the special youth-only hunting weekend on April 13-14, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.

Local public meetings

The following are upcoming public meetings in Clinton County:

Six and Twenty Book Club discusses National Women’s History Month

The Six and Twenty Book Club met at the First Christian Church on March 22. Patti Cook was the program leader for the day.

Six and Twenty Club learns about Colonial America

Theresa Rembert entertained the Six and Twenty Club recently at her office on West Main Street. Leader for the day, Karen Buckley, discussed both a fictional and a nonfictional young woman in Colonial America.

24 in attendance for Pork Pride 4-H meeting

The Pork Pride 4-H Club met at Cuba Friends Church on Sunday, April 7. There were 24 in attendance.