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West Milton Firefighter Trent Warner puts the finishing touches on a pair of sugar waffles on Friday at the West Milton Fire House. The popular waffles are the department’s primary fund raiser and are available every Friday evening from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. through mid-September.

Members of the Piqua High School class of 2020 are seated for their graduation ceremony at Alexander Stadium/Purk Field on July 3.

Sheriff Dave Duchak, right, along with retried Piqua Police Officer Paul Veneroni, left, and retired Troy Police Officer Al Clark, check out the newly-positioned Miami County Law Enforcement Memorial that was just installed on the Miami County Courthouse Plaza which is in the final stages of renovation. The newly-renovated plaza is due to open in October.

PIQUA — Piqua High School/Piqua Central High School has a legacy of producing standout athletes and outstanding citizens.

PIQUA — No Name Athletics recently opened their doors for business in Piqua.

Demolition work continues on the former Social Security office on High Street in Piqua. The property was purchased by the Miami County YMCA and will be used, at least for the immediate future, as additional parking for the Piqua Branch.

Assistant coach Rick Krejci watches as Lance Reeves-Hicks runs an agility drill during Piqua football practice this week at Alexander Stadium/Purk Field.

City of Troy employees Scott Taylor, left, and Derek Stafford man the water line to refill the fountain on the square in downtown Troy on Tuesday. City crews spent the morning draining and performing maintenance work before refilling the fountain.

Troy’s July 4th celebration was capped off by a brilliant fireworks display from American Fireworks Company.

TROY — While military deployments are stressful on serviceman and women, they can be just as stressful on families at home.