Ansonia Tigers WOAC Champions

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UNION CITY – The Ansonia Tigers invaded Misssissinawa Valley to close out the regular 2024 football season and came away with a 70-6 WOAC...
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2 adults, 4 juveniles hospitalized following crash west of Ansonia

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DARKE COUNTY - On Friday at approximately 5:35 PM Darke County Deputies, along with Ansonia Fire, Ansonia Rescue and Union City Rescue were dispatched...

Athletes of the Week: Jacob Schmitmeyer & Zane Henderson

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DARKE COUNTY – This week’s local spotlight athletes are Ansonia varsity football sophomore running back Jacob Schmitmeyer, who had 119 yards rushing and 1...

Walnut Grove Cabinet Company provides quality products and installation

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GREENVILLE—Walnut Grove Cabinet Company specializes in custom cabinet design, manufacturing, and installation. It provides the highest-quality custom cabinets to meet the needs of its...

Lady Buccs successful season comes to a close

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PLEASANT HILL – The Covington Lady Buccs dropped an OHSAA DVII volleyball match to the Sidney Lehman Catholic Lady Cavaliers 3-1 in Thursday night...

Greenville standoff ends peacefully, man arrested

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GREENVILLE - Darke County Sheriff Mark Whittaker reports that on Thursday, October 24 at approximately 4:00 pm Darke County Deputies went to 1105 Wayne...

Elktoberfest free and open to public

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GREENVILLE – Greenville Elks 1139 invites the public to its Elktoberfest for an evening of live music, food, drinks, and Arrow Gaming under the...

Ansonia Volleyball falls to Anna

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ARCANUM—The Ansonia Lady Tigers made a good showing in OHSAA DVI volleyball tournament play but fell short in a 3-0 loss to the Anna...

Arcanum Volleyball season ends in District Semi-Final game

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ARCANUM – Fort Recovery came out swinging in their OHSAA DVI District Semi-Final game verses Arcanum.  The Trojans defeated Fort Recovery in five sets...

Greenville Safety Service Director Delk gives City Park update

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GREENVILLE - Greenville Safety Service Director Ryan Delk was in the city park reviewing the many projects still being worked on following the May...