What our pioneer ancestors could not make themselves, they bought.

Hubert Cole's children grew up hearing stories about their dad's glory days as the coach of New Carlisle High School's championship-winning basketball team, but up until recently, they'd never met any of the players.

Steve Grismer from the Dayton Police History Foundation, Inc.

The history of transportation in Ohio is marked by three eras: the first, that of the stagecoach and freight wagon; second, the canal; and third the railroad.

Pictured is Leonard Kouse at last week’s New Carlisle Historical Society meeting.

Every so often, a team comes along that captures the hearts, minds, and imagination of fans and the public.

On May 18, 2017, Young’s Jersey Dairy will host a fundraiser for Honor Flight.

25 Years Ago in New Carlisle

From the April 15, 1992 edition of the New Carlisle Sun

Crystal Lakes residents complained to the Bethel Township Trustees about junk and parked cars in the area.

The roots of Kieffer Market started in a large barn on the outskirts of Donnelsville, where Charles Kieffer owned and operated a wholesale meat business and slaughterhouse with his two sons Odwin and Orth.

B-25 Mitchell bombers from around the country will once again take to the skies before landing at the National Museum of the U.

On Saturday March 18 the exhibits of the Heritage Center of Clark County to magically come to life.

Many of the citizens of New Carlisle will still remember Citizen Dry Cleaner that was located at 104 S.