By Art Hunter The fourth annual “Dancing with the Stars Extravaganza,” a fund-raiser for the Clermont County DD Gift of Time Respite Cooperative Program, was held Saturday, March 2 at the Eastgate Holiday Inn and Suites. Sharon Woodrow, Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities superintendent, said that this year’s event went exceptionally well. “I thought [ Read More ]

Staff The body of a man found in a tent in Batavia Township Friday, Feb. 22 has been identified. The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office, using past medical records, positively identified the body as Eugene B. Woodruff Monday, Feb. 25 and next of kin was notified. Woodruff was reported missing in October 2011.  The Hamilton County [ Read More ]

By Art Hunter Enforcement of Ohio’s ban on texting while driving will change Friday, March 1. While texting while driving has been banned for the past six months, troopers and police officers have been issuing warnings to violators. As of Friday, the law will have some teeth. For adults, texting while driving will be a [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff One year ago on March 2, a tornado ripped through the village of Moscow, killing one person and destroying much of the town. Saturday is the one-year anniversary of the tornado, and Moscow will be having a remembrance event to reflect on the devastating event. Linda Carter, vice-mayor of the [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff Amelia village council is looking for donations for the annual Easter egg hunt in the village. Councilwoman Renee Gerber gave council an update about the event during their March 27 meeting. Gerber said they received a generous donations of Easter eggs, and she said they should now have enough eggs [ Read More ]

Staff report Loveland police are investigating a shooting that occurred in the city at approximately 11:35 p.m. Feb. 17 at 300 Broadway Street. Loveland Police Chief Tim Fabransky said Tad Ducro, 23, of Loveland, was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds that resulted from the shooting. “What was relayed to us that night [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff Reading can be a fun individual activity, but book club members would say that it can also be a fun group activity making it possible for people to socialize and learn new things. Clermont County Public Library offers a number of book clubs for residents at their various branches in [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff Shelley Shepard Gray, a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author, will be visiting the Clermont County Library, Union Township branch March 2. Adam Baker, communications manager at Clermont County Public Library, said Gray will be answering questions, signing books and reading from her newest book “Daybreak,” during the [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff Total Quality Logistics, the second largest freight brokerage company in the nation, will be hosting an open house for job seekers at its Clermont County headquarters and all of its satellite locations March 9. “It’s a chance for people to come in and learn more about our company,” Kristine Glenn, [ Read More ]

By Kristin Bednarski Sun staff The emergency department at Mercy Health-Clermont Hospital is nearing the end of a $2.5 million expansion and renovation that has created a more efficient, updated space for doctors and patients. Nanette Bentley, director of public relations for Mercy Health, said the hospital has entered the last phase of renovations, which [ Read More ]