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No real boost for Clinton-Massie in Ohio’s new school funding model
ADAMS TOWNSHIP — Under Ohio’s new Fair School Funding Plan formula for allocating state dollars to local school districts, the increase in...
‘Pretty much the coolest job in the world!’: WC senior working with loggerhead turtles
WILMINGTON — Summer 2021 for Heidi Edens involves the ritual of driving an all-terrain vehicle along a South Carolina beach as the sun rises ove...
Wilmington City Schools trying to ensure a successful start
WILMINGTON — Wilmington City Schools (WCS) students and drivers will be required to wear masks while riding a school bus, in accord with a Cente...
BREAKING NEWS: Wilmington police report they captured suspect who led vehicle chase, then fled on foot; stolen city van recovered
WILMINGTON — Wilmington police captured and arrested a man — and recovered a stolen city vehicle — after alert officers spotted the ...
July 26th, 2021 updated: July 26th, 2021. |
City of Wilmington amends water theft rules
WILMINGTON — City council has passed a measure that allows the city to immediately disconnect a consumer’s water service if that customer ...
Clinton County Grand Jury indicts 11
WILMINGTON — A local grand jury recently indicted 11 people, including one accused of soliciting a minor under the age of 13 to engage in a sexu...
The Latest: US athletes enter the Tokyo opening ceremony
The Latest on the Tokyo Olympics, which are taking place under heavy restrictions after a year’s delay because of the coronavirus pandemic:___Th...
Trump’s sway tested in race for open mid-Ohio US House seat
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The crowded Republican primary for an open U.S. House seat in central Ohio is testing the ongoing political sway of former...
STORY UPDATED: FirstEnergy to pay $230M in settlement in Ohio bribery case
CINCINNATI (AP) — The energy giant at the center of a $60 million bribery scheme in Ohio admitted to riveting new details of its role in the con...
July 22nd, 2021 updated: July 22nd, 2021. |
EC’s Magnified Giving students award $1,750 to nonprofit
Students at East Clinton High School granted $1,750 to Sugartree Ministries, a local nonprofit, through the Magnified Giving program.The students invo...
