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UPDATE: Missing 19-year-old found

KETTERING -- Cameron J. Harshaw, age 19 of Kettering, who was reported missing Saturday afternoon, was… [more]
Firebird pool squad swim at Sectionals

The regular season for the Fairmont Firebirds swim team has ended and the run for the State swim meet has begun with the boys and girls Southwest Ohio Swimming and Diving Sectional Championships that were held last Friday and Saturday at the Washington Township Recreation Center.
Lumberjacks fall to talented Franklin team

The Oakwood Lumberjacks know they will face Eaton in their first round tournament game next Saturday at Miamisburg, but the regular season is yet to be finished. Friday night the Jacks travelled to Franklin to try and slay the big blue ox that is the Wildcats. Franklin prevailed 63-35, but Oakwood shaved 27 points off the margin of victory from when the teams met in the second game of the season.
County GOP committee endorses Turner

Congressman Mike Turner earned the endorsement of the Montgomery County Republican Party during a vote of the party’s Central Committee Thursday, Feb. 9.
Three Fairmont students sign

Three Fairmont students sign
Firebirds thumped by Wayne, 52-40

It’s often said that history repeats itself, and that could certainly be said about the two games between the Fairmont Firebirds and the Wayne Warriors boys basketball teams. In their second meeting of the season, the Warriors again turned a close game around with a big third quarter and extended the lead late in the game to pull away for a 52-40 win at Kettering’s James S. Trent Arena.
Knights fall to Centerville in OT, 53-50

The Centerville Elks and the Alter Knights are no strangers to close games this year, and with six overtime games between them coming into Monday’s showdown at the Nutter Center, perhaps it was fitting that four quarters would not be enough to decide a winner. That proved to be the case as the Knights overcame a second half deficit to force overtime but couldn’t overcome a long three-pointer by Centerville’s Eric Meininger in the overtime period as the Elks won 53-50.
Powerful Pens at St. Charles!

St. Charles students earn awards at Power of the Pen.
St. Albert students build teamwork and community

St. Albert students build teamwork and community during outing at Glen Helen.
Wasabi holds taste testing for grand opening

Wasabi holds taste testing for grand opening.

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UPDATE: Missing 19-year-old found

KETTERING — Cameron J. Harshaw, age 19 of Kettering, who was reported missing Saturday afternoon, was found later Saturday and is safe and back with his family. Harshaw was last seen leaving his home on Wednesday, February 15, at 7 p.m. He told a family member he was walking to the library on Wilmington Pike [...]

County GOP committee endorses Turner

Congressman Mike Turner earned the endorsement of the Montgomery County Republican Party during a vote of the party’s Central Committee Thursday, Feb. 9.

Powerful Pens at St. Charles!

St. Charles students earn awards at Power of the Pen.

St. Albert students build teamwork and community

St. Albert students build teamwork and community during outing at Glen Helen.

Wasabi holds taste testing for grand opening

Wasabi holds taste testing for grand opening.

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Firebird pool squad swim at Sectionals

The regular season for the Fairmont Firebirds swim team has ended and the run for the State swim meet has begun with the boys and girls Southwest Ohio Swimming and Diving Sectional Championships that were held last Friday and Saturday at the Washington Township Recreation Center.

Lumberjacks fall to talented Franklin team

The Oakwood Lumberjacks know they will face Eaton in their first round tournament game next Saturday at Miamisburg, but the regular season is yet to be finished. Friday night the Jacks travelled to Franklin to try and slay the big blue ox that is the Wildcats. Franklin prevailed 63-35, but Oakwood shaved 27 points off the margin of victory from when the teams met in the second game of the season.

Three Fairmont students sign

Three Fairmont students sign

Firebirds thumped by Wayne, 52-40

It’s often said that history repeats itself, and that could certainly be said about the two games between the Fairmont Firebirds and the Wayne Warriors boys basketball teams. In their second meeting of the season, the Warriors again turned a close game around with a big third quarter and extended the lead late in the game to pull away for a 52-40 win at Kettering’s James S. Trent Arena.

Knights fall to Centerville in OT, 53-50

The Centerville Elks and the Alter Knights are no strangers to close games this year, and with six overtime games between them coming into Monday’s showdown at the Nutter Center, perhaps it was fitting that four quarters would not be enough to decide a winner. That proved to be the case as the Knights overcame a second half deficit to force overtime but couldn’t overcome a long three-pointer by Centerville’s Eric Meininger in the overtime period as the Elks won 53-50.