New Richmond Village Council members debated a one-time pay raise for village employees at their most recent council meeting Nov. 22, and while they agreed employees deserved a raise, the decision to spend more money was a difficult one. Councilman Rich Matthews proposed the idea and made a motion to give village employees a one-time [ Read More ]

Clermont County Emergency Management Agency has a new director this week. Pam Broughton, of Pierce Township, has filled Beth Nevel’s position after Nevel retired in October. “I am very excited about the new position, especially because I am from Clermont County, and it is home.” Broughton said. Broughton said she grew up in Clermont County [ Read More ]

Perla Medina-Kinne said she and her husband have always been drawn to special-needs animals, whether the have health issues, were neglected or have physical handicaps. “We were just drawn to them,” Medina-Kinne said. “The first time we went to the pound I told him ‘get the ones with one eye, three legs.” She said her [ Read More ]

LEGAL NOTICE CLERMONT COMMON PLEAS COURT Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc., Plaintiff vs. Fred Wood, Other Unknown Occupant(s), and the Unknown Heir(s) of Decedent Virginia L. Wood The Unknown Heir(s) of Virginia L. Wood, deceased, will take notice that on October 18, 2011, the Plaintiff Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc. filed its Complaint in the [ Read More ]

You’re such a good helper. When Dad’s busy in the kitchen, you’re right there to set the table. If Grandpa needs someone to weed the garden with him, you grab your jacket and head outside. When Mom says company’s coming, you help by picking up your toys. And if Grandma asks for a cookie taster, [ Read More ]