TODAY
IS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23,
2011 - COUNTY NEWS ONLINE
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Limited Publishing over the Holidays
The Christmas and New Year’s holiday celebrations are a wonderous time
for our children, and for our own giving and thanks. We get to reflect
over the positive experiences of 2011 and plan how to make 2012 even
better. With God’s Help, we are in charge of our own destinies. This is
a blessing unique in today’s world, and one for which we should give
thanks. It is also a responsibility that we owe those who will come
after us. As your families and friends come together in celebration of
our Savior’s Birth over the next several days, so will those families
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THIRD QUARTER TOLD THE TALE |
Oakwood too much for Lady Wave
By George Starks
Sports Editor
GREENVILLE- Greenville got off to a quick start, grabbing an 11-6 first
quarter lead. After that, the Lady Wave fought a good fight as Oakwood
would not back away. Heading into the break looking a 25-25 score in
the face, Oakwood held Greenville to just three, third quarter points
and then was forced to stave off... Read More. More Sports. |
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BENEFIT TO COMPANIES ACROSS MIDWEST
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Dayton Business Journal...
Ohio highways may soon welcome heavier trucks
by Adrian Burns
More overweight trucks could be on the way to state highways if a bill
passes in Congress. Kraft Foods Inc. and Home Depot are lobbying for
rules that would give states more leeway to allow 97,000-pound trucks
on interstate highways, up from 80,000 pounds, Blooomberg reported
Monday. Such a measure could benefit companies... Read More. More News.
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BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
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Greenville BPW Club Celebrates Christmas!
Greenville, OH. The Christmas Committee of the Greenville
Business & Professional Women’s (BPW) Club hosted the December 8th
meeting which was held at the Brethren Retirement Center. Phyllis
Miller and Diana Frazier from the Christmas Committee planned a festive
evening. Mackenzie Boner from Helen’s Flowers and Gifts
demonstrated some decorating ideas for... Read More. More Community. |
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GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING |
Wave Bowlers unable to post wins in tourneys
Monday Greenwave Bowlers traveled to Fairborn to bowl Fairborn and
Northmont in another Tri-Match. The Boys bowled well, but couldn’t keep
up with either Fairborn or Northmont. Northmont beat both schools at
2660 to Fairborn’s 2505 and Greenville’s 2083. Sophomore Trever Mann
led the Wave bowling a 191 and 209 for a 400 2-game series. Not far
behind... Read More. More Sports. |
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CNO CHRISTMAS... THE TRADITION OF GIVING
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From Crystal Reflections...
A True Christmas Story
It’s just a small, white envelope stuck among the branches of our
Christmas tree. No name, no identification, no inscription. It has
peeked through the branches of our tree for the past 10 years or so. It
all began because my husband Mike hated Christmas. Oh, not the true
meaning of Christmas, but the commercial aspects of overspending, the
frantic running around... Read More. More Community.
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THEY DID IT TO THEMSELVES
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Redstate...
Lack of Principle Got Them In This Mess. Principle Gets Them Out.
Posted by Erick Erickson
The payroll tax holiday has become a mess for Republicans. I am
beginning to believe raw sewage has greater political acumen than the
Republican leadership in Washington. At least raw sewage can pick the
path of least resistance when flowing through the bowels of Washington,
D.C. Not so the Republicans... Read More. More Blogs. |
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FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23,
2011 |
On
Thursday, House Speaker John Boehner announced that he and Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid reached an agreement on a temporary bill
that, with the approval of the Senate and the House, will keep taxes
from increasing on Jan. 1. Work will commence early in 2012 for a more
permanent agreement. Also in News: Help for Seniors and Families with Energy Costs; and Congress’ fight could cost you. Community: A Few Choice Tidbits for a Safe Holiday. Events: County Offices Holiday Closings. Blogs: Holder Tosses Race Card; and Last Minute Shoppers Can Score Big. Obituaries: Jack Darrell Hemp. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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