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Darke
County Sheriff’s Deputy Mike Burns talks about the return of
Darke County’s successful Most Wanted
program in November. The original
program resulted in 50 “captures,” with 10 more since November.
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Most Wanted comes
back; IMTV milestone unveiled
CNO First Anniversary... Year’s End
By Bob Robinson
County News Online continues to grow, even as it begins to wind down
for the holiday season. In addition, we covered the biggest county
event to take place during the fourth quarter of 2011… the Darke County
Crime Stoppers and the Sheriff’s Office bringing back their successful
‘Most Wanted’ program.
We published gave priority to Most Wanted when I was at the Advocate,
and continue to do so now at CNO. To date, the program has resulted in
the capture of 60 fugitives.
In October, Sports Editor George Starks introduced CNO’s Athletes of
the Month, and in December Greenville High School’s IMTV program
unveiled its Digital Waves web site as a sub-domain of County News
Online. This has opened up new opportunities for Darke County schools
and students in 2012.
It was politics as usual with the coming of the General Election in
November, but everything started settling down as we approached
Thanksgiving and the Christmas Holidays.
Once again, the Senior Scribes, Senior Scribes Scholarship Fund, County
News Online, CNO Volunteers and I would like to thank our readers and
sponsors for their support in making our first year a tremendous
success.
Watch for a bigger and better 2012.
December, 2011
Darke County Crime Stoppers Update, Click here
2011 Republican accomplishments… jobs and balancing budgets, Click here
Dear Santa, Click here
Limited Publishing over the Holidays, Click here
Santa’s visit a special day of magic, Click here
Greenville High School’s IMTV online project goes live! Click here
Get off your duffs and do the People’s Business! Click here
Ya gotta love it, Click here
The future of Greenville, Click here
The relative importance of debt, Click here
Franklin Monroe gets new Athletic Director, Click here
FM wins Holiday Tournament - Patriots fall from unbeaten ranks, Click
here
November, 2011
Pike files her petition for March Primary, Click here
Darke County’s Most Wanted is back, Click here
Zehringer appointed new Director of Natural Resources, Click here
Daytime Burglary Suspects in Custody, Click here
No job losses on the horizon, Click here
Greenville schools to regroup for next campaign, Click here
The expressions tell the tale, Click here
Area Girls Enjoy Edison’s “We Are IT!” Day, Click here
We Are IT: High School girls learn about technology careers, Click here
Eagles event a fun-filled ghoulish one, Click here
Occupy what? Click here
Well did we learn anything on November 8? Click here
I Stand By my Vote for Collective Bargaining Reform, Click here
Versailles rocks West Liberty-Salem, Click here
I just don’t get it, Click here
New coach, new program in Ansonia, Click here
Lady Trojans under new leadership, Click here
October, 2011
K-8 Facility Rendering for Issue 7, Nov. 8, Click here
Candidates duel to garner votes, Click here
Local Woman elected First Vice President of OFRW, Click here
Payne removes himself as School Board Candidate, Click here
Packed house hears pros and cons on Issue 2, Click here
Still have a lot of work to do, Click here
Wave pulls off major upset in Columbus, County Prep Roundup, Click here
Week Six possibly the most exciting so far, Click here
Livingston named CNO’s female Athlete of the Month, Click here
Keller named best for September, Click here
Livingston sets kills mark, Click here
V-Tigers emerge with lone play-off spot, Click here
Chamber Weighs In On Ohio Ballot Issues, Click here
Perfect is easy, Click here
Mr. Wright, My Offer Stands, Click here
The fox, the goose, and Issue 2, Click here
Common Sense Must Prevail, Click here
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