MOUNT VERNON -- The drilling of a geothermal well on West Vine Street in March is paying dividends for the Woodward Development Corp.

CENTERBURG -- The Centerburg community continues to have mixed feelings about the Wellness Center. Some individuals have expressed concerns about the reduction in hours beginning in January; others question the way Mohican Therapy Group operates the facility.

FREDERICKTOWN -- When the Fredericktown Freddies take the field on Friday night, one thing is for certain -- they know who they are. What Fredericktown coach Luke Beal doesn't know is much about his Division V playoff opponent, the Caldwell

SPARTA -- Most football coaches can give you an approximate time things came together for their team during the course of a successful season.

MOUNT VERNON -- The 2009 high school football season was a success on many fronts for the Mount Vernon Yellow Jackets.

FREDERICKTOWN -- With a trio of great runners leading the way, and a log jam of runners that could be fourth or fifth, the Fredericktown High School boys cross country team was everyone's choice to repeat as state meet qualifier

Thanks to you—Issue 7, the campaign to Save Our Public Library, passed!

highlights our community's rich football heritage.

Veteran Cincinnati school board member Melanie Bates opened this week's meeting by claiming victory for the entire school system on Election Day, and not just because she personally won a third term.

Ohio's top health official said he hopes H1N1 vaccine supplies will loosen up as the virus continues to spread around the state.

When Jeff Rennekamp was diagnosed with bone cancer a dozen years ago, the Independence native kept his zest for life and sense of humor. When his cancer kept him from firefighting, he went to classes at NKU, then worked at

The first mass vaccination clinic for the H1N1 virus in Northern Kentucky will be held next Wednesday at the Bank of Kentucky Center, local health officials said. Two more clinics will follow on Nov. 14 and Nov. 21.

A proposal to protect hillside views along scenic Columbia Parkway will be considered today by the Cincinnati Planning Commission.

Reports of teasing and harassment of Hispanic students in suburban schools led the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA to defend all immigrant groups - not just themselves, the latest to arrive in significant numbers.

The Warren County dispatcher accused of sleeping on the job when a medical call came in last month did not "willfully neglect" his duties, according to a recently released disciplinary report.

Beginning Nov. 15, as many as 30 homeless men - overflow from the nearby Drop Inn Center - will sleep in First Lutheran Church in Over-the-Rhine.

With millions of people either getting or awaiting vaccinations against the H1N1 virus, we decided to ask what you think of the government response to date.

Investigators probing the death of a Kentucky census worker increasingly doubt he was killed because of his government job and are pursuing the possibility of suicide. Bill Sparkman was found hanging from a tree with the word "fed" scrawled on

A Kenton County jury this afternoon found a 25-year-old man guilty of wanton murder for shaking a baby to death..

ERLANGER - An accident has slowed traffic on northbound Interstate 75.