On February 1, 2018, the Clark County Dog Warden was dispatched to the alley behind the water tower between Adams and Church Streets for a report of a very skinny dog.

Since news broke of the heartbreaking mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, shocked people around the world have sent condolences to the Parkland, Fla.

City Public Service Director Howard Kitko told City Council at their meeting on February 20 that the contractors expect to begin repairs to the Scarff Road Water Tower this summer.

Larry Fry is not known for taking it easy.

Area families will no longer need to wait for the Ohio Senate to pass a bill to make back to school shopping tax free.

The Ft Tecumseh Store ended an over 30 year long run as a Clark County icon back in 2012 when shop owner Shirley Kinzer had to close the door for health reasons.

On February 9, the Lawrenceville Church of God and over 190 local volunteers joined 540 churches from 16 countries in celebrating more than 90,000 guests with special needs through a very special “Night to Shine.

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has conducted a fundraiser for Special Olympics, in honor of our fallen sister, Deputy Suzanne Waughtel Hopper, who gave her life in the line of duty on January 1, 2011.

In spite of frigid conditions, cadets from Tecumseh’s OH-881 and Fairborn’s OH-031 JROTC units came together on Saturday to participate in the second annual Bataan Death March Memorial Hike.

Winners of the Tecumseh Education Foundation’s (TEF) 2017-2018 Teacher Grant awards were recognized in front of the home crowd on Feb.

The city expects to be able to open W.

A White Pine Dr.