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2011 - DARKE COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
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Antique Cars Cruise through Town
GREENVILLE – On Tuesday, September 20, the streets of downtown
Greenville will be lined with antique cars including Model A Fords,
Model T Fords, Overlands, McLaughlin-Buicks, Packards, Studebakers, a
Stevens Duryea and many more. Two car clubs are visiting our community
on that day to enjoy the Garst Museum, KitchenAid Experience and the
other quality shops and restaurants in downtown Greenville. The Ford
Model A Club is hosted by Joe and Pam Baxter and is comprised of 74
families and 99 Model A’s. They promote the interest, restoration,
preservation and enjoyment of the Model A Ford which was produced
from... Read More. More Events.
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DARKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN MENS CLUB
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Sheriff Toby Spencer guest speaker at Rep Men’s Club
Long time Darke County Sheriff Toby Spencer will be the guest speaker
at the Darke County Republican Men’s Club meeting on Saturday, Sept.
17. Spencer is scheduled to speak on the Department’s preparations for
the Darke County Fair. Long hours are worked by both full time Deputies
and the Darke County Sheriff’s Patrol during the entire 9-day event.
Spencer will be available for questions as well. The Darke... Read More. More Events. |
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ANSONIA-MV VOLLEYBALL
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Hawks top Tigers in three
By George Starks
ANSONIA- Coming in riding a modest winning streak of two straight
matches, the Mississinawa Valley Lady Blackhawks made it three in a row
Tuesday, knocking off Ansonia in three straight games, 25-11, 25-16 and
25-10, in Cross County Conference play. It all boiled down to three
words for the Hawks. Pass, set, kill. “We’ve been working a lot on our
passing and it was great... Read More. More Sports.
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DARKE COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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HOPE Foundation Funds Family Theater Programming
Darke County Center for the Arts is pleased to have recently received a
contribution from the HOPE Foundation of Darke County, supporting
Family Theater Series programming in the 2009/2010 season. HOPE
Foundation administers the Jean Louise Thieme Children’s Theater
Fund. A lifelong... Read More. More Community. |
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EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Focus In With iPhone Photo Exhibit
There is a saying among photographers: The best camera you have is the
one you have with you. What that means, simply, is that the best
equipment in the world won’t take a photo if you don’t have it
available when the opportunity arises. Since those of us who carry
smartphones... Read More. More Events. |
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2011
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I Shall Not Forget
By Christy Riley
Teen Scribe
Today I went to downtown Greenville to see a ceremony and parade off of
Broadway as it commended the 10th Anniversary of 9-11. The ceremony
took place first at 2:00 p.m. and was followed by a parade at 2:30 p.m.
Afterwards, an open house was held at the Greenville Fire Department
for the Greenville Fire & Police Department and it was open to the
public. Thoughts from the... Read More. More Opinion.
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| WON'T ACKNOWLEDGE BORDER VIOLENCE
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Townhall...
Ms. Napolitano, Show Us the Border
By Katie Kieffer
Out of sight is out of mind. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet
Napolitano can give the impression she’s doing her job and keeping
Americans safe when Americans are unaware of the dangers lurking next
door. Napolitano can’t stop natural oppressors like tropical storms,
hurricanes or earthquakes but she can impede the drug cartel violence... Read More. More Blogs. |
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EDITOR - TODAY IS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,
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Sheriff
Spencer talks to the Republican Mens Club Saturday. This meeting (and
membership) is open to men and women, and you don’t have to be a
registered Republican. Get there about 7:45 and enjoy a BRC buffet
breakfast. See you there. In News:
Safety forces launch billboard push against Issue 2; Ohio lawmakers
return to controversial agenda; and Portman: $1.5 trillion in cuts not
enough. Blogs: Bad time for Senate staff raises; Go where Ohio’s hurting, Mr. President; and A decade later. Obituaries: Mary C. Quellhorst. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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