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WILMINGTON — The celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Henry Sculpture at Point Park was held Sunday afternoon, June 13.The public art, des
City eyes wastewater plant updates; $24M work could be ready by Jan. 2024 By John Hamilton - jhamilton@wnewsj.com In back, Councilmembers Kristi Fickert, left, and Kelsey Swindler listen to, in foreground, Public Works Director Rick Schaffer, left, and Safety/Service Director Brian Shidaker as they give updates about the wastewater treatment plant at Public Works Committee meeting on Thursday. John Hamilton | News Journal WILMINGTON — Major updates and upgrades are on the horizon for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. At Thursday’s Wilmington City Council meeting, members held the first re...
Communication key with City of Wilmington’s code enforcement Annen Vance performs code enforcement duties for the City of Wilmington. John Hamilton | News Journal John Hamilton | News Journal John Hamilton | News Journal Reporting violations If you wish to report a violation, click the link below and be as descriptive as possible with your report. If you have any questions, please call 937-382-5134 or 937-971-9161, or e-mail avance@wilmingtonoh.org . If you would like more information about the city’s code, please visit the Municipal Code Library — the link of which can be found at ...
City officials hear presentation on general fund and large projects By John Hamilton - jhamilton@wnewsj.com Mayor John Stanforth, right, shakes hands with Dan Evers after presenting him with a proclamation for Economic Development Week at Thursday’s Wilmington City Council meeting. Evers is executive director of the Clinton County Port Authority, one of the entities cited by Stanforth as responsible for economic development in the county. Stanforth also called Evers a “vital asset” to the community. John Hamilton | News Journal WILMINGTON — Officials got a glance at how the general ...
Angels often wear scrubs Aspiring nurse Leigh Ann Swayne, right foreground, is the recipient of a $2,000 Jeanette Payne Memorial Nurses Training Scholarship. It was awarded by Clinton County Voiture 992 (V-992), a veterans charitable organization chartered in 1984. Joining Swayne are her children Sawyer and Ryleigh, as well as V-992 representatives, from left, Paul Butler, Bob Rich (Nurses Training Directeur), and Charlie Shoemaker (Chef de Gare). Swayne will be a student in the Southern State Community College nursing program. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal In conjunction with Nurses Wee...