Tanner Isacc Ingle, 14, of Milford, Ohio, died March 19, 2006. He was a student. He was preceded in death by his grandfather George Morris.

Mary Ann Bales Tranter Hixson, 64, of Milford, Ohio, died March 8, 2006. She was a data entry clerk. She was prededed in death by her father Hubert; mother, Adele; first husband, Gerard; second husband, John; and brother, Richard.

Robert Lee Smith, 75, of Milford, Ohio, died March 19, 2006, in Blue Ash. He was a supervisor. He was preceded in death by his father Robert William Smith.

Royl L. Bohl, of Williamsburg, died March 16, 2006, at the age of 76. He was a 1947 graduate of Williamsburg High School and upon graduation from college in 1958, joined his father

An alleged trespassing dispute led to the death of a Union Township boy Sunday when he was reportedly shot by a neighbor. Larry Mugrage, 15, was killed after being shot by 66-year-old Charles Martin after Martin said that the boy stepped into his suburban Union Township yard.

East Fork State Park, the family and friends of Matt Maupin and the rowing enthusiasts of Clermont County are looking for a few good rocks, and the helping hands to lift them.

With the minutes ticking down towards a May 2 election, the Clermont County Board of Elections will not only be facing the voting public with a new system of voting, but also with a new man at the helm. Mike Keeley, who was recently named the new Director of the Board of Elections, will be the public face for the office that administers elections in Clermont County.

A northern Kentucky family recently learned that, when a bunch of people want to spend time making a few home improvements for you, it never pays to take the kindness of strangers for

Another step has been taken in the creation of an upscale office park in Union Township with the approval by the Union Township Trustees of the first phase of construction.

Over two hours of a closure on a busy Clermont County side-road was the result of an apparent motion picture and poor housekeeping, said Lt. Steve Rogers of the Miami Township Police Department. After three hours of investigation, the department was able to reopen a stretch of state Route 50 between Milford and Owensville that had been closed due to a reported bomb scare.