Friday 3rd July, 2009
3 brothers earn Eagle Scout
The Cincinnati EnquirerAnd so is his brother Jaden. And so is their brother, Jarron. The teens from Goshen Township earned the prestigious designation within weeks of each other this year. "It's great how all three of us...
Deal to rescue Fort Ancient
The Cincinnati EnquirerFort Ancient, a prehistoric Indian site near Oregonia known to generations of schoolchildren, was faced with closing down this summer due to proposed cuts in state funding. But the Dayton Society of...
Accused adulterer sues anonymous poster
The Cincinnati EnquirerThe suit, while embarrassing to Davis-Barden, again raises the argument of free speech -- even anonymously -- versus the right to defend a reputation. Davis-Barden, 52, an Anderson Township certified...
Drummers to march in Fairfield
The Cincinnati EnquirerDebbie Schuckmann plans to have a whole rooting section Monday when the Rosemont, Ill.-based Cavaliers Drum & Bugle Corps comes to Fairfield Stadium for the 2009 Summer Music Games.
Petition drive to support Ridge project
The Cincinnati EnquirerA developer with plans to renovate the old Kmart building on Ridge Avenue is trying to rally public support for a tax-increment-financing deal with Columbia Township.
No Furloughs For Police
WKRCThe results are in on the Cincinnati Police Union's vote on whether to accept six furlough days. City Council is asking all city employees to take the days without pay in an attempt to make up for...
Man Arrested In Car Break-Ins
WKRCSlideshow Fingerprints help police track down a man wanted for burglarizing several local homes. Blue Ash investigators say a homeowner on Muirwoods Court walked into his garage and found Jason...
Fake marriage ring flourished
The Cincinnati EnquirerSome showed up with wedding albums featuring photos of the smiling bride and groom. Some wore rings, necklaces or mementos they said were gifts from their new spouses. Some told stories about how...
Local man piloting B-52 flyover
The Cincinnati EnquirerAt around 5 p.m., Col. Jerry Hounchell, who graduated from Northwest High School, and his crew will fly a B-52 low over the site of Blue Ash's Fourth of July celebration at the Blue Ash Sports...
'Angels' care for Davinia
The Cincinnati EnquirerA neighbor was calling, letting her know that the day-care center her daughter attended was on fire. She got to the center in Hermosillo, Mexico, just a few minutes later, but Davinia, her...
Soggy fireworks this weekend
The Cincinnati EnquirerThe National Weather Service says it'll be partly cloudy tonight with lows in the lower 60s. But on Independence Day, when most of the big fireworks events are scheduled, there's a likelihood of...
Police find bullet-ridden Cadillac
The Cincinnati EnquirerOfficers found a gold Cadillac with no one inside. The car had several bullet holes. Three people who had been in the Cadillac turned up at University Hospital, police said. Their injuries were not...
Cardinals send Pineiro to hill in Cincinnati
SportsNetworkSports Network) - Joel Pineiro hopes for some run support tonight when the St. Louis Cardinals begin a three-game set with the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park. Pineiro lost for the ninth...
Gov.'s approval rating sinks
The Cincinnati EnquirerThe same poll finds that about half of all Ohioans give the governor failing marks on his handling of the economy and the state budget. The Quinnipiac University survey released Friday says...
Checkpoint coming to Butler County
The Cincinnati EnquirerThe location will be announced at a later date, according to a statement issued today by Carl Phillips Butler County OVI Task Force Coordinator.
Where are the jobs
The Cincinnati EnquirerHouse Minority Leader John Boehner today sharply attacked President Obama's $787 billion stimulus plan for not delivering on its promise to deliver thousands of new jobs.
Police release rock photos
The Cincinnati EnquirerCincinnati police have released a number of photos they took as evidence in the rock-throwing incident along Columbia Parkway that seriously injured a woman riding in a taxicab.
Funeral set for fight victim
The Cincinnati EnquirerServices for Charles Needham will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Walker Funeral Home, 7830 Hamilton Ave., Mount Healthy. Friends may call one hour prior. Needham, of South Lebanon, died after a fight...
Dinsmore, Woodward in Louisville discuss possible merger
Business CourierWoodward Hobson & Fulton LLP appear headed for a merger, according to a Disnmore official. The firms have not struck a deal, but they have had “serious discussions” regarding a...
Steam train chugs in Mason
The Cincinnati EnquirerThe rides will be the first of a series of "All Steamed Up" leisure train rides offered by the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad this month. Riders can learn what it was like to travel by train many...
Ohio mortgage rates creep up for week, Ky. drops
Business CourierThe average price for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage in Ohio was 5.5 percent as of Thursday. That’s up 2 points from 5.48 percent a week ago. In Kentucky, a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage...
Busken to open Yagoot store in Kenwood
Business Courier... riding on the success of its first Yagoot yogurt store in Norwood, will open its second Saturday in Kenwood Towne Centre. The store, on the first level across from Starbucks, will serve up the...
House inspection against the law
The Cincinnati EnquirerMichael Janson says he was doing what realtors do when he checked out a foreclosed house in Anderson Township last year to see how much it might be worth.
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