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The kids from AIS explore their creative side with the help of The Quinta Art Collective

On Sunday 13th June the five members of the Quinta Art Collective will be presenting an all day event “Meet the Artists & Live Art session” at the...

"We had to make sure to mow before we put out the lights," Tracy Carson said.

And just like the Grinch version, this tale has a happy ending. Tracy Carson and Jason Breymeier lost a big chunk of Christmas 2020 to COVID-19. So, on Saturday, the couple invited over a houseful of kin and threw a belated celebration with all the trimmings, including a tree, presents, cookies, outdoor lights and at least one ugly yuletide sweater. "MERRY COVID CHRISTMAS!" screamed a banner stretched outside their house. Carson, 43, and Breymeier, 42, love to celebrate Christmas. But right...

Several Ohio high schools move forward with in-person graduation Several Ohio high schools move forward with in-person graduation By Ken Brown | April 21, 2021 at 11:29 AM EDT - Updated April 21 at 12:16 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - High Schools across the Tri-State are starting to release their plans for in-person graduations. Mason High School has the largest graduating class in the state. The school has decided to move its graduation to the site of the Western Southern Open. Changing venues ...

Bond $1M for Warren County woman accused of stabbing 3-year-old boy Scott Wegener and last updated 2021-04-08 20:38:36-04 A woman accused of stabbing a 3-year-old boy who lived next door to her home was arraigned Thursday afternoon in Mason Municipal Court where she entered a not guilty plea. Xiaoyan Zhu, 46, in Deerfield Twp. had been hospitalized and under evaluation since March 4 when she allegedly stabbed the child with a ceramic knife, according to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office. ...

Swastika Epidemic Raises Anti-Semitism Fears As Jewish Groups Warn of Far-Right Surge On 4/2/21 at 5:45 AM EDT A spate of vandalism with swastikas has deepened fears of a surge in far-right activity and anti-Semitism in the U.S. and abroad, as Jewish groups warn that the coronavirus pandemic and political turmoil are helping hate groups organize. Australias Anti-Defamation Commission warned Friday that the country is facing a "swastika epidemic and contagion of anti-Semitism" after a series of ...