Wilmington Schools Foundation remembers Steve Murphy, Mary Katheryn Hilberg and Steven Haines
As the WSF Foundation closes out the year 2020, we mourn the loss of three Foundation members who had an enduring impact on the...
Providing tools for learning: Laurel Oaks students benefit from free tool kits via Harbor...
WILMINGTON — As many schools across the country continue to manage virtual teaching and learning this school year due to COVID-19, Harbor Freight Tools...
CCHD reports 23rd local coronavirus-related death; 17 residents hospitalized in past week; 1,585 cases...
The Clinton County Health District on Wednesday reported the 23rd overall coronavirus-related death of a local resident — a man in his 60s. This...
CMH staff warms community with ‘Cozy Up Clinton County’ hat & glove drive
WILMINGTON — Care and giving for the holiday season began in the month of November for Clinton Memorial Hospital employees with the kick-off of...
‘Gifts of Peace’ third program in Quaker Lecture Series
WILMINGTON — Traveling to Japan to repatriate an atomic-bombed cross with a Catholic church in Nagasaki was what Campus Minister Nancy McCormick called “a...
State surpasses 500,000 cases of reported COVID-19
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Tuesday reported the Bureau of Infectious Disease has cleared the backlog of pending files that dated...
Michigan’s COVID-19 outbreak cancels game against Ohio State
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan canceled its annual rivalry game at Ohio State on Tuesday because of the COVID-19 outbreak within the Wolverines...
Set for flurries & furies: Clinton County agencies prepare for winter storms
WILMINGTON — Winter storm planning for 2020-21 has been released by the Clinton County Engineer’s Office, providing plans made by the County, City and...
Wilmington College raises record $153K from 453 gifts on #GivingTuesday
WILMINGTON — Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of Wilmington College marshaled forces on #GivingTuesday Dec. 1 to set a record in raising $153,766...
Ohio COVID-19 cases nearing 500,000; DeWine urges Congress to pass relief package
COLUMBUS — The State of Ohio reported 9,273 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, with 336 new hospitalizations including 40 new...
