Midmark names Hulsmeyer chief people and administrative officer
VERSAILLES — Midmark Corp. has announced the promotion of Sue Hulsmeyer to the new role of Chief People and Administrative Officer (CPAO).
Van catches fire on I-75
TIPP CITY — Flames engulfed a van on northbound Interstate 75 near milemarker 65 around 4:15 p.m. on Thursday, July 6. The Troy Fire Department was seen responding to the scene; the cause of the fire is unkown at this time.
Friday to Tuesday forecast
Friday to Tuesday forecast.
City of Troy announces 5-way signal changes
TROY — The city of Troy is constantly striving to improve safety and operations at intersections. In the coming months, drivers will see a change at the intersection of South Market Street and West Market Street—aimed at getting traffic through the intersection faster.
Miami County Community Action Council plans July 15 meeting
TROY — The Miami County Community Action Council will be holding the next board meeting on Thursday, July 15, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Miami County CAC office located at 1695 Troy-Sidney Road. The public is welcome.
Wednesday to Sunday forecast
Wednesday to Sunday forecast.
Riverside brings Sibshops to Miami County
TROY — The Miami County Board of Developmental Disabilities, also known as Riverside, is partnering with Ohio Sibs and The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities to bring the “Sibshops” program to Miami County.
Piqua Fourth Fest in full swing
The Piqua Fourth Fest brings together the community to celebrate the Fourth of July with games, face painting, a cruise in and live music by the Civic Band, The Weekend Effect and Dv8 in downtown Piqua.
West Milton celebrates with Fourth of July Carnival
Crowds flocked to the West Milton Fourth of July Carnival on Monday, July 3, creating a wait of at least an hour to purchase ride tickets for the carnival. The fun continues in West Milton Park on Tuesday, July 4, with rides and gamesfrom noon to 11 p.m., food trucks from 4 to 10 p.m. and fireworks at beginning at 10 p.m.
Piqua Arts Council, helping artists in numerous ways
PIQUA — The Piqua Arts Council (PAC) offers a variety of events throughout the year. Some of those events are large and splashy – Rock Piqua, for example, the day-long car show and entertainment spectacle that takes over downtown on a midsummer day – or Dancing with the Piqua Stars, showcasing local dancing talent while raising needed funds for PAC. PAC’s goal, though, is not only to entertain the through arts-related events, but also to assist artists in perfecting their craft and gaining wider recognition. Rock Piqua, for example, presents local musical groups who may not be well known in an effort to help them gain a wider audience. One of this year’s vocalists, Marielle Kraft, is a young woman who is already making an impact on the contemporary music scene. If you heard her at Rock Piqua this year, you can say that you saw her first right here in your own community.
