The investigation continues and one arrest has been made into what is being billed as the discovery of one of the largest meth labs in Clermont County history. The discovery, made on June 15, uncovered a large-scale operation involving a meth-producing compound, well stocked in supplies for the manufacture of the illegal drug.

More than 100 people attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Total Quality Logistics Corporate Headquarters in Union Township June 20. TQL Executive Vice-President Kerry Byrne said that the new $15 million, four-story, 100,000 square foot building will provide more than 600 new jobs this year in Clermont County.

As a part of Operation Harvest, The First Baptist Church of Milford is sending Milford resident and missionary Angi Johnson to India next month. Johnson, 55, is a registered nurse who works as an executive for The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, the oldest and largest free standing non-profit home health agency in the city.

The Milford Amateur Radio Club held its sixteenth annual Hamfest at the Milford Eastside Christian Church on Saturday, June 17.

Economic development is taking center stage in New Richmond. It was the subject that highlighted the New Richmond Village Council meeting on June 13.

In an effort to create a friendlier environment for parents behind on their child support, the child support enforcement division of the Clermont County Office of Job and Family Services has designated another amnesty month for parents with mounting overdue support payments.

A man was pronounced dead at the scene last week when a cherry picker he was using overturned. Carlos Flores, 21, died Monday, June 19 during a routine test of the boom truck. He was an employee of the truck

A Union Township Police Cruiser was involved in an accident at the intersection of state Route 125 and Glen Este-Withamsville Road in Union Township at approximately 8:45 p.m. June 19.

The Eastern Corridor Project recently passed a milestone that could prove to have a profound effect on the daily lives of many businesses and individuals in the area.

Clermont County residents participated in Operation Ohio River Sweep June 17. Sponsored by the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission, Operation River Sweep is an effort to pick up litter and debris from the Ohio River