Covington mayor, police chief and council member take oath of office
COVINGTON- Covington Mayor Lee Harmon and new village council member Martin Leistner received the oath of office during a ceremony at the regularly scheduled village council meeting held on Monday, Jan. 8.
TJHS robotics team places third
TROY — The Troy Junior High School robotics team placed third in its competition over the weekend at the United States Air Force Museum.
Piqua Library has new hours, programs in 2024
By Amantha Garpiel
Commissioners OK raise in animal shelter fees
By Eamon Baird
Ascend Wellness Holdings opens doors in Piqua
By Eamon Baird
Fuller wins Troy District Spelling Bee
TROY — In a fast-paced spelling bee that was front-loaded with challenging words, Daniel Fuller, a fifth-grade student at Cookson Elementary School, was able to outlast and outpace the field to bring home the championship Thursday at the 2024 Troy District Spelling Bee in the Troy High School auditorium.
A.M. Scott, Provisions Co. plans Plain City, London locations
By Matt Clevenger
Troy City Council elects President, Clerk of Council Pro Tem
TROY — Members of the Troy City Council elected council member Bobby Phillips to serve as President of Council Pro Tem, and council member Lynne Snee to serve as Clerk of Council Pro Tem, during their regularly scheduled meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Lee returns as Piqua mayor
By Eamon Baird
Tipp BOE OKs several donations at final 2023 meeting
By Amantha Garpiel
