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Warren County school districts have issued the common reopening plan for the 2021-22 school year. FILE PHOTO
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Reopening plans for all Warren County schools released
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Numed Pharma hosting job fair in Springboro
Daniel J. Schroer, former Springboro Schools superintendent
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Ex-Springboro Schools superintendent indicted for theft in office
The Victoria Theatre Association’s $6.4 million tops more than 15 area organizations receiving money from the Small Business Administration. FILE
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Dayton-area entertainment groups get millions in shuttered venue aid
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Diversity committee, critical race theory stir debate at Springboro school board meeting
Equipped with advanced imaging equipment, Premier Health’s mobile mammography coach offers traditional 2D and Genius 3D Mammography technology to detect breast cancer. CONTRIBUTED
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Mobile mammogram screenings available in Warren County in August
Springboro Schools issue statement Monday that Critical Race Theory is not being taught nor is it being added to the district's curriculum. FILE PHOTO
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Springboro Schools: District releases statement on Critical Race Theory
American flags outside of Beavercreek High School that were put up by the Beavercreek Rotary Club as part of its Flags for Heroes program. Economic development officials say good school districts in the county attract residents, including some higher-income earners. CORNELIUS FROLIK / STAFF
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Two local counties have some of the highest-income earners in Ohio
Latin Arepas Café hopes to open its doors at its new Springboro location by late August or early September. The new restaurant at 85 W. Central Ave. will feature tropical South American fare. CONTRIBUTED
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New Springboro restaurant to feature tropical Latin American fare
These are the boundaries for a Community Entertainment District that the Ohio Division of Liquor Control recently approved for the city of Lebanon, It will allow additional D-5J liquor permits in the district to help attract new restaurants to the city. Lebanon City Council approved expanding its Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area or DORA to match the new CED boundaries. CONTRIBUTED/CITY OF LEBANON
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State approves entertainment district in Lebanon to boost downtown
Alison Liddic was selected as the the new executive director of the Springboro Area Chamber of Commerce. CONTRIBUTED
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Springboro chamber hires business owner as executive director
Tori Kenline, left, and Emily Fox, both of Lebanon, spent part of Friday spreading straw through out a pen for dairy cattle in preparation for the 4-H Junior Fair at the Warren County Fair. They said the animals would be arriving in their pen on today July 17. The Warren County Fair will begin Monday in Lebanon. ED RICHTER/STAFF
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Warren County Fair resumes this week without carnival rides, games
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These are the boundaries for a Community Entertainment District that the Ohio Division of Liquor Control recently approved for the city of Lebanon, It will allow additional D-5J liquor permits in the district to help attract new restaurants to the city. Lebanon City Council approved expanding its Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area or DORA to match the new CED boundaries. CONTRIBUTED/CITY OF LEBANON
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State approves entertainment district in Lebanon to boost downtown
Tori Kenline, left, and Emily Fox, both of Lebanon, spent part of Friday spreading straw through out a pen for dairy cattle in preparation for the 4-H Junior Fair at the Warren County Fair. They said the animals would be arriving in their pen on today July 17. The Warren County Fair will begin Monday in Lebanon. ED RICHTER/STAFF
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Warren County Fair resumes this week without carnival rides, games
Warren County’s Union Village, located on Ohio 741 west of Lebanon in Turtlecreek Twp., is under way with more homes being built. The 1,230-acre master planned community is based on new urbanism which includes principles such as walkability, sustainability and quality of life and will be showcased Oct. 1-17 when Union Village hosts the 2021 Home Builders Association of Dayton Homearama. GREG LYNCH / STAFF
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Heading into ‘crunch time’ as Union Village prepares for the Dayton Homearama
The top of city hall in downtown Lebanon, Ohio. STAFF FILE PHOTO
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Lebanon council approves new infrastructure projects
Springboro
Warren County school districts have issued the common reopening plan for the 2021-22 school year. FILE PHOTO
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Reopening plans for all Warren County schools released
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Numed Pharma hosting job fair in Springboro
Daniel J. Schroer, former Springboro Schools superintendent
Crime & Law
Ex-Springboro Schools superintendent indicted for theft in office
The Victoria Theatre Association’s $6.4 million tops more than 15 area organizations receiving money from the Small Business Administration. FILE
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Dayton-area entertainment groups get millions in shuttered venue aid
Waynesville
Austin Myers OHIO DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION AND CORRECTION
Crime & Law
Clayton man on death row for Warren County murder seeks to delay execution
Franklin's 4th of July Parade plans to continue to live up to it's billing as "the wettest ever" as hundreds lined the streets of downtown Franklin for the parade. Splash Zones were set up along the parade route where spectators were treated to a very wet and refreshing soaking by water guns to Fire Engine hoses. FILE PHOTO
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Plenty of fireworks, parades and fun in Warren County this weekend
Waynesville Village Council discuss the proposed short-term rental ordinance. Council unanimously approved the new ordinance at its June 21 meeting. ED RICHTER/STAFF
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Waynesville approves Airbnb ordinance, lifts moratorium
Resident Robert Cross expresses his concerns from the podium to Waynesville Village Council Monday about a new ordinance that would regulate short term rentals under 30 days through companies such as Air BnB. After a lengthy discussion, council agreed to make some tweaks in the proposed ordinance. Council intends to vote on the ordinance at its June 21 meeting. ED RICHTER/STAFF
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Waynesville closer to regulating Airbnb homes in village
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