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WARREN COUNTY, OH -- Trying to keep up with the news in Warren County can be difficult since it sits between the two major market of Cincinnati and Dayton and the two smaller markets of Middletown and Xenia... making the finding of local Warren County news rather timely.
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Man killed in motorcycle crash on state route 73 identified
Kettle Corn moved to
Jamaicia over the summer
Lebanon woman
accused of using her pitbull to attack 6 year old playing in her yard
Judge seals Skylar
Richardsons felony convictions
Middletown Ohio “Pickleball Capital of Ohio” annual tournament brings in $300,000 to area economy
Officer Ney gets
over 500 get well cards from Springboro students
Warren County homes
prices dropped 2.5% from
a month earlier
City of Lebanon
makes top 100 healthiest workplaces in America
Conger Construction
Group names Franklin’s Mayor Brent Centers to Director of
Operations
Home for Life comes
to Warren County
Pumpkin Patch Express is back at LM&M Railroad
Food Truck Park
comes to Franklin’s Downtown
iPhone 14’s making
emergency calls on their own from roller coasters
Ohio one of the eight states to be challenged in voter registrations and absentee ballots
Franklin man
brutally smashes head of kitten
Mason Native Ben Damge first to score a hat trick for Kentucky Wildcats in nine years
Mason's Angel Alley is there to remember children who have passed
Survey shows Warren County Black owned
businesses make positive impact on county’s
economic output
Waynesville makes
it to number 5 on best places for a weekend trip in Ohio
Artist exhibit United by Hope for Ukraine runs through Oct. 28 and is free and open to
the public.
Car thieves hit Springboro/Clearcreek Twp Parks
Sycamore Creek
County Club recognizes Clearcreek Township Officer Ney
Mason
has been ranked the 4th Best
Place to live for families in the United States
Caesar’s
Creek State Park was the site for the state
competitive trail ride