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East Clinton students shine with blackout poetry

LEES CREEK — Sarah Sodini’s English classes and Kathryn Kasberg’s Photography and Design classes teamed up at East Clinton for a unit about blackout...

Bennett named a Trooper of the Year

Former Wilmington Ohio State Highway Patrol Post Trooper Andrew W. Bennett has been selected as the 2018 Trooper of the Year at the Cincinnati...

Peterson, Wilkin call for legislation

COLUMBUS — When a multi-defendant capital crime occurs in a county with limited resources, local officials may be unable to seek justice because of...

DeWine has plan in place

CEDARVILLE — He hadn’t been governor-elect for 24 hours and Mike DeWine noticed a big change in his life.“When we got home, we stayed...

WC Collegium Musicum swansong concert Nov. 29

WILMINGTON — Wilmington College’s early music ensemble, Collegium Musicum, will present its final concert Thursday, Nov. 29 after 47 years of performing music from...

Downtown will be HoliDazzling Saturday

WILMINGTON — The annual HomeTown HoliDazzle is once again around the corner.Actually, it’ll be around many corners of downtown Wilmington throughout Saturday, beginning in...

Man badly burned in South Salem fire

A man was flown to the hospital in serious condition Wednesday after he sustained severe second-degree burns in a garage fire in the South...

Throwback Thursday: Crowded

We’re not sure why this crowd gathered; there is no information with the photo. If you know anything about it, please let us know...

Some reasons to be thankful

There are many reasons to be thankful on this 2018 Thanksgiving holiday.Helen Cox of Wilmington wrote to the News Journal, “I am thankful for...

Kasich reflects on eight years in office

COLUMBUS — John Kasich is toying with his future.The two-term Ohio governor is acutely aware his current gig ends at the end of the...