News Archive
Amelia Council seeks to fill vacant seat
Amelia mayor Mark Menz told council at its Dec. 19 meeting that they still have not received any inquiries about the vacancy on the council. Menz said that council now has 30 days to find a replacement, so now it will be up to the mayor to find a replacement for outgoing council member Cathy Copenhaver.
Batavia Township sports new logo incorporating school colors
After spending most of the year in search of a new identifying emblem, the Batavia Township Trustees recently decided on a new logo for the township. The process of applying the logos to township vehicles began last week.
Milford considers sludge hauling for the city
The public services committee of the Milford City Council recently held a meeting in which they discussed sludge hauling for the city. Council member Jim Gradolf said that in the past 40 years the city has had a press in which they pressed the sludge into a large block then hauled away.
Clermont County may lose decorated guard unit
The fate of Ohio
Video segment to delve into Christmas past at Promont
The Clermont County Office of Public Information will be airing a special on the Promont museum Christmas at Promont celebration through the end of the year on Adelphia and Time Warner public access. Filmed on Dec. 14, the short special will feature information on the
Christmas Walk held in Williamsburg
There were many stops along the way at the annual Christmas Walk held in downtown Williamsburg on Friday, Dec. 9. The festivities started at 6 p.m. and went until 10 p.m. The following day, the fun continued from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., ending with the annual Christmas parade.
Union Township family honored by trustees
At the Dec. 13 meeting of the Union Township Board of Trustees, the board honored a local family that has a history of public service that runs a quarter of a century. Speaking for the board, Trustee President Bob McGee read from the resolution and described how the Beamer family has bettered their township.
Milford council amends ordinance restricting billiard room operations
The City of Milford has recently decided to amend a decades-old ordinance restricting hours of operation for local billiard room owners. The decision was reached at the Milford City Council meeting Dec. 6.
Tax abatement will allow local business growth
A massive tax break for one of Clermont County
Commissioners vote to proceed with TIF districts
The Clermont County Commissioners quietly voted over three sessions to approve plans to proceed with a series of residential tax increment financing districts that will span three Clermont County townships.








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