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West Nile Virus detected in Darke County
DARKE COUNTY, Ohio (WDTN) — A mosquito in Arcanum has tested positive for West Nile Virus. The Darke County General Health District has tested a sample and identified one mosquito positive for West Nile Virus. The sample was collected on Aug. 6 from a trap located at the Arcanum Community Baseball Park. The positive sample […]
Fair board ready for 2024 fair
GREENVILLE — The Darke County Agricultural Society’s Board of Directors met on Wednesday to tie up a few loose ends before the fair began on Friday morning. While the upcoming fair was on the minds of each of the directors, there were a few items decided that could have an impact on future fairs.
Tribute Funeral Homes to host Free Veterans Dinner at fair
GREENVILLE – My County Link spoke with Eric Fee, owner of Tribute Funeral Homes, on Tuesday about hosting a Free Veterans Dinner during The Great Darke County Fair. This honorary dinner will be held on Wednesday, August, 21 at the Tribute Funeral Homes’ rest tent, across from the gazebo immediately following after the 5:30 pm Veterans Parade at the Grandstand. The dinner is free for all Veterans and their spouses.
Rainbow Sweepers returning to Darke Fair for 60th time
GREENVILLE – Dennis Leeper, the new owner of R&R Distributors (Rainbow Cleaners) Sales and Service, is still keeping a family tradition going. He has already begun to move his products, which include Rainbow sweepers, various oils and lots of attachments for the sweepers to set up at the Darke County Fairgrounds in the Coliseum for the upcoming week.
Darke Co. Foundation awards community grants
GREENVILLE — The Darke County Foundation distributed $262,000 in community grants in August, including awards to 59 non-profit organizations that serve Darke County residents. Congratulations to these deserving groups that provide meaningful programs in our community. Representatives gathered at Greenville’s Birchwood Center for DCF’s annual grant recognition program. The...
Versailles looks at project projections and rising costs for consumers
VERSAILLES — Versailles is looking at improving traffic flow and increasing water and sewer rates. Village Administrator Kyle Francis had discussions with Choice One Engineering about traffic signal improvements on Main Street and Center Street to help traffic flow and modernize the signals and support. “The intent would be...
Buckeye Buckaroos club ready for fair
GREENVILLE – The Buckeye Buckaroos are preparing for The Great Darke County Fair. We assigned what day we were doing decorating night, what day we were having breakfast, what day for pics and what food to have on our barn duty night. We reminded everyone of the barn safety talk that some firefighters came in and did for us. Angie Bender went over the rules and the schedule for the fair. Shannon Langston had a sportsmanship talk with everyone and stressed about being a good example to fellow onlookers and small kids and Amy Rismiller went over fair safety!
Greenville City Schools provides updates on Harmon Field and tennis court repairs
GREENVILLE — Greenville City Schools has provided the following update on the Harmon Field and outdoor athletic facility repairs. Presently, the Greenville City School District has many approved contractors, from both our insurance adjusters and the district board and administration, working and making repairs at our football stadium. The...
Fort Loramie hosts traditional Gazebo Party
FORT LORAMIE — On Sunday, Fort Loramie Chamber of Commerce and the Village Chambers partnered to put on the annual Gazebo Party that takes place the Sunday before school starts. The event has happened annually since 2018. People came from all over the community to participate in the festivities.
Covington Mayor Joe Meyer strikes optimistic tone in final 'State of the City' address
Covington Mayor Joe Meyer struck a mostly optimistic tone during his final state of the city address before the Covington Business Council Thursday. But he also pushed for changes to the way the city's government works. Meyer touted big projects like the effort to remake the city's former IRS site...
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