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WCBDD celebrates Goodwill Deerfield Grand Opening
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP WARREN COUNTY, OH -- The Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities celebrated its partnership with Goodwill on Thursday at the grand opening of its newest thrift store. The ribbon-cutting ceremony unveiled the new retail store and donation center on August 29, 2024. This is Goodwill’s 20th Southwest Ohio...
Bombers bounce back vs. Centerville
CENTERVILLE, Ohio — On the first official “Kirk Herbstreit Day” in Centerville, St. Xavier bounced back from a close loss to Lakota West in week one with a resounding victory on the road over the Centerville Elks, 34-10. “I’m real proud of these kids,” said St. Xavier Head Coach Steve Specht. “Coming off a tough loss, they had to travel all the way up here, so proud of them.”
It’s Illegal To Mow Your Lawn Outside Of These Hours In Ohio
While the cooler months are just around the corner in Ohio, there is still plenty of time before we trade lawnmowers for snowblowers. And while we can't always schedule an exact time for lawn maintenance, you could be operating your lawnmower during hours that can get you fined in the Buckeye state.
Former NKY cafe-spa forced to move reopens doors in Oakley this weekend
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The day has finally come: Cincinnati business owner Sabyle Zeringis can officially reopen the doors to her cafe-spa, Haven Company. This weekend, Haven Cafe and Spa is having its grand reopening on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. It has been a long time...
Ohio high school football: Who won in Week 2? Here are scores from the Columbus area
Week 2 featured several intriguing matchups in central Ohio high school football, three of which were covered by The Dispatch. Our team was at Jonathan Alder-Columbus Academy, Olentangy Berlin-Upper Arlington and Olentangy Orange-Westerville North. For details of those contests, check out our live blog. Week 2 Ohio high school football scores Friday ...
Heat forces Cincinnati, NKY high school football schedule changes. Here's the latest
This week's high school football schedule is full of hot matchups. Literally. While the forecast offers relief, cooler temperatures won't arrive in time for Week 2, forcing schedule changes for tonight and tomorrow. The latest updates are below. You can also catch up on the latest news as conference battles start in the Greater...
While Ohio lags in EVs, 1 local dealership carves a niche
Although the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is encouraging the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, Ohio is lagging significantly in EV sales and registrations.But one local business is doing well by specializing in used EV sales. Maumee-based Price Pro is the second-largest used car dealer in northwest Ohio and, according to its president, Denny Walerius, is probably the largest seller of used EVs. The company was founded in 2014. Sixty percent of its sales are to local buyers with the remaining 40 percent coming from people all over the country. In 2022, the most recent year for which statistics are available, less than 1 percent of vehicles registered in the Buckeye State were electric. At present, 6.8 percent of all vehicles registered in the United States are electric. Ohio ranks 32nd among the 50 states for per-capita electric vehicle registrations. The EPA has stated that the auto industry could meet the agency’s 2032 emissions targets if 56 percent of new vehicle sales were electrics, 13 percent were plug-in hybrids, and gasoline-powered cars were made to be more fuel efficient.
LaRose wants proof of citizenship to register to vote
(The Center Square) – Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose wants the Legislature to allow him to require proof of citizenship on voter registration forms following a U.S. Supreme Court decision. Both state and federal laws already make it illegal for noncitizens to vote to vote in federal and state elections. In a letter to letter to Republican state legislative leaders in the House and Senate, LaRose asked for legislative...
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