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    Johnny Hansen, suspect in Centerville park assault | Montgomery County Jail
    Crime & Law
    Man arrested in ‘serious assault’ of Centerville 17-year-old in park
    The Centerville business at 6250 Wilmington Pike is part of an initiative to remodel and expand more than 1,300 ALDI stores nationwide. FILE
    Local News
    National grocery chain reopening renovated Centerville site Friday
    Centerville City Schools is working on plans for students to return to school buildings for the first time since March, when Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine shutdown schools. FILE
    Local News
    Centerville schools plans in-person student education next quarter
    Centerville-area brewery Heavier Than Air will celebrate its 3rd anniversary Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020 with a special triple IPA. CONTRIBUTED
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    BEER NEWS: Centerville-area brewery to celebrate 3rd anniversary with...
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    Local News
    How local schools rank: Report card data on job credentials, college...
    Centerville, Kettering and Oakwood school districts have all selected dates for the return of in-person instruction. NICK BLIZZARD/STAFF
    Local News
    Changes unveiled as Centerville, Kettering, Oakwood schools set reopen...
    Kim Megginson
    Business
    Dayton Innovation: How this gallery faced ‘unbelievable challenges,’...
    The first day for K-12 students returning to Centerville City Schools will be Aug. 24, according to the school district. FILE
    Local News
    NEW DETAILS: Centerville, Kettering schools pick dates to restart...
    The Warren County Sheriff’s Office blocked Oregonia Road, east of Lebanon, while investigating the fatal shooting of Mason Trudics, 18, of Centerville. STAFF/LAWRENCE BUDD
    Crime & Law
    One of five teens charged in Warren County shooting death takes plea...
    A woman has a COVID-19 test Wednesday at the Clark County Combined Health District’s free COVID testing clinic at Hayward Middle School. BILL LACKEY/STAFF
    Sports
    Coronavirus testing looms as big issue for prep sports this fall
    Belmont High School still has a faded COVID-19 sign on the front door of the school Thursday July 9, 2020. Guidelines for bus seating, face mask policies, alternative lunch rooms, and how long sick students must be fever free to return to school are among recommendations school officials are looking at. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
    Local News
    Parents split as school districts work on COVID-19 reopening policies
    Sarah Grossman
    Local News
    Death ruled natural for local college grad who died after pepper at...
    5 things to know about coronavirus on July 8, 2020
    Local News
    School districts ‘need to customize’ plans to reopen with COVID-19
    Reservations, first-time beer sales and COVID-19 guidelines requiring designated areas for attendees were to be part of a condensed Sunday concert series at Centerville’s Stubbs Park Amphitheater starting Sunday. The concerts have been canceled now. CONTRIBUTED
    Local News
    Ohio coronavirus order cancels Centerville concerts on eve of 1st-time...
    Public health officials have confirmed a positive COVID-19 test tied to an area library. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
    Local News
    Centerville library worker tests positive for COVID-19
    5 Axis Grinding, Inc.
    Business
    Dayton Innovation: How this small business uses problem solving to...
    The sculpture Celebration at Cornerstone of Centerville is part of the gateway to Cornerstone Park, a 20-acre site that is expected to be completed this fall. CONTRIBUTED
    Local News
    NEW DETAILS: Centerville sculpture installed as gateway for future...
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