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A Douglas County nonprofit has found success renting a rustic camping site.

knichols@newsandsentinel.com Friday at the Washington County Career Center’s manufacturing and industrial careers field day, CDL instructor Brian Wise is talking to student Casey Rose about the steps of uncoupling a truck from a trailer. Photos by Kyle Nichols Students from Belpre, Meadowbrook and Waterford moving between the interactive booths containing employers and programs on Friday at the Washington County Career Center’s manufacturing and industrial careers field day Sam Brookover, HVAC instructor at Washington County Career Center, explaining to students what a furna...

Valence aims to grow with investments By Kyle Shaner - kshaner@sidneydailynews.com Mason Perkins, far right, of Troy, stops welding for a moment to talk with, left to right, Valence Industrial Business Project Manager Josh Price, of Sidney, Valence Industrial CEO Chuck Pisciotta, of Columbus, U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan and Valence Industrial General Manager Chuck Warner, of Sidney, at Valence Industrial on Monday, April 5. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Mike Reier, of Piqua, welds while U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, second from left, talks with, left to right, Valence Industrial CEO Chuck Pisciotta,...

New developments in magazines make the 9mm 1911 more reliable. It’s been easy for me to look at some trends in the world of handguns and decide which were just flashes in the pan, and which were going to last. Once or twice, I’ve even been right! Someone recently asked me about the 9mm 1911 “fad” and I found myself explaining the differences between a fad, a trend and a movement. Those 9mm 1911’s have become increasingly popular recently, and for good reasons. Lower cost, lighter recoil and even lighter weight (9 rounds of .45 ACP is two full ounces heavier than 11 rounds of 9mm). H...