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WILMINGTON — The 2021 Ohio Division IV football champions Clinton-Massie Falcons were formally recognized Monday by the Clinton County Board of Commi
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WILMINGTON — The 2021 Ohio Division IV football champions Clinton-Massie Falcons were formally recognized Monday by the Clinton County Board of Commi
The Clinton County LEGACY Fund Grant Committee awarded $2,998 toward the Alternatives to Violence Seeking Safety project. The funds will help provide survi
Pembrokeshire talent, faces and places are to feature on big screens this summer in the culmination of a project inspired by the Sea Empress disaster. The film Go Tell the Bees, which recently had its premiere at Manorbier Castle, is the triumphant result of a four-year project driven by National Theatre Wales TEAM and involving the people of Pembrokeshire. Co-created by Naomi Chiffi, Di Ford and Sita Thomas, it was funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Arts Council Wales, with the intention of creating a large-scale, live event to celebrate the project. Although Coronavirus restri...
‘Quaker Tank’ returns as WC’s version of TV’s ‘Shark Tank’ By Randy Sarvis - Wilmington College Sophomore Grant Mihalick pitches One Percent Basketball, his business featuring sports training for youth. Grant’s attire features his business’ brand visual identity. The “sharks” feature a trio of judges, from the left, Kerry Steed, owner of Generations Pizza and a member of the Clinton County Board of Commissioners; Stephanie Butler, director of marketing and communications at Clinton Memorial Hospital; and Kym Parks, director of marketing for Air Transport Services Group (A...
A greenhouse could help at-risk minors, say Clinton County Juvenile Court officials By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com Clinton County Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Deanne Whalen, right foreground, is excited about the possibilities that a greenhouse would offer for minors in the juvenile court system. She and Juvenile Court Judge Chad Carey presented the idea to county commissioners, including Kerry Steed, in the background. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal WILMINGTON — Some minors who find themselves in a Clinton County Juvenile Courtroom may in the future grow food in a ...