Henderson named Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award winner
LEWIS CENTER, OHIO — Danica Henderson, a Clinton-Massie High School senior, was recognized by the Ohio Educational Service Center Association (OESCA) as one of the top students from across the state during the 35th-annual Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Awards Program.
Three-vehicle crash backs up traffic on I-71
Authorities responded to a traffic crash involving a semi-trailer and two vehicles on I-71 North, occurring around 11 a.m. on Tuesday, April 23. Traffic on I-71 North is currently slightly backed up, but vehicles are being directed through the area. No serious injuries were reported.
EC Elementary celebrates Earth Day with unveiling of land habitat
NEW VIENNA — In a celebration of Earth Day’s 54th anniversary on Monday, East Clinton Elementary School proudly unveiled its newest eco-friendly endeavor with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the “Land Habitat.”
Brady resigns as superintendent of Wilmington City Schools
WILMINGTON — In a surprise move, Jim Brady submitted his resignation effective at the end of the school year as superintendent of the Wilmington City Schools.
Community Calendar
The following are upcoming events in Clinton County:
Supporting survivors and raising awareness
WILMINGTON — During Wednesday morning’s meeting, the Clinton County Commissioners presented the Alternatives to Violence Center with a proclamation in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Community Calendar
The following are upcoming events in Clinton County:
Sabina woman injured in car-deer accident
JASPER TWP. — A Sabina woman was Care-Flighted from the scene of a one-vehicle accident involving a deer Tuesday morning.
C-M moves forward with new field turf project
CLARKSVILLE — The Clinton-Massie Local School District’s April Board of Education meeting held on Monday delved into various updates and discussions. The meeting commenced with an Athletic Boosters update, where athletic director Brian Carey and athletic booster member Brent Scherz presented a comprehensive update on the ongoing efforts to raise funds for the installation of new turf at the high school football field.
BHS students journey to ‘OZ’
BLANCHESTER — A large crowd was on hand last weekend for the Blanchester High School Drama Department’s presentation of “OZ!,” starring Emily Paugh as “Dorothy,” Rowan Kroger as the “Scarecrow,” Ali Trovillo as the “Tin Woods Lady,” Seb Eriksson as the “Cowardly Lion,” Carolyn Koch as the “Wicked Witch of the West,” and many other talented BHS students as all the other lovable characters.
