8-04-2024 10:04pm

Wrapping Up Some Warren County Ohio News

Beth Callahan Editor

WARREN COUNTY, OH -- Trying to keep up with the news in Warren County can be difficult since it sits between the two major markets of Cincinnati and Dayton and the two smaller markets of Middletown and Xenia. This can make the finding of local Warren County news rather time consuming.

This page has been created to help guide you straight to the sites that have news about Warren County people, schools, townships, cities, county, organizations, entertainment and much more. To see the news, just click on the summary, and it should link to the story...

The Greater Cincinnati Telangana Association, the first organization to celebrate Bonalu in the USA in 2012, held this year's celebration in Lebanon, Ohio at Lake View Acres Park.

Lebanon City Schools Superintendent Isaac Seevers shares his views on The Religious Expression Days Act, which requires every public school to adopt a policy that "reasonably accommodates" the sincerely held religious beliefs and practices of students signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine July 24.

Driver in fatal Butler County crash was driving without valid driver's license.

Clearcreek Township Police Department was a recipient of a Dickey Foundation Grant of approximately $8,000.

Middletown's city manager will receive a pay out of $135,981.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has announced special deer hunts at eight separate nature preserves across the state for the 2024-25 hunting season.

Dinner on Main, a farm-to-table fundraiser dinner, happens Aug. 24 in Springboro.

Inappropriate material discovered on a computer used by a previous pastor at Holy Rosary Parish in St. Marys, Ohio, on Oct 12, 2012 causes pastor in Mason to abruptly quit last Monday.

Olympic medalist Carson Foster, a Sycamore High School grad, swam for Mason Manta Rays.

After five months of contract negotiations, Mason teachers plan to rally Monday Aug. 5 while the group's bargaining team starts another round of discussion with the board of education.

Two Franklin men indicted on sex crimes involving multiple children

Springboro graduate Fenwick's new athletic director