Commissioners sign Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month proclamation

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GREENVILLE -  On Thursday, the Darke County Board of Commissioners held a proclamation signing at Darke DD. This proclamation recognizes March as Developmental Disabilities...

Tri-Village boys move on in D3 tourney

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CLAYTON – The Tri-Village Patriots had to hold on to avert a big upset by Waynesville squeaking by 45-43. The Patriots have started slowly in...

Arrows hit the bullseye, take down Valley View

CLAYTON - Preble Shawnee’s Arrows, the regular season Western Ohio Athletic Conference champions, dominated the boards in the second half to pull away from...

Letter of Support for Aaron Flatter

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Paid for by Friends of Aaron Flatter  Dear Fellow Darke County Voters: My career in public service and business has given me a unique insight into...

FM Jets overpower Fort Loramie to advance in OHSAA tournament

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PIQUA – The Franklin Monroe Jets defeated the Fort Loramie Redskins 63-37 in an OHSAA DIV sectional tournament game that would see the Jets...

Mississinawa advances to district title game with win over Lady Patriots

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VERSAILLES – The Mississinawa Lady Blackhawks advanced to the OHSAA DIV District Championship game with an impressive 52-32 tournament win over the Tri-Village Lady...

Versailles defeated Arcanum to move on in the OHSAA Boys DIII Sectional Tournament

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VANDALIA – Two Darke County Schools: Arcanum and Versailles squared off at the Butler Student Activity Center in Vandalia in an OHSAA DIII Boys...

Letter to the Editor for Jim Bennett

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Paid for by the Committee to Elect Bennett 2024 To the Editor: As sheriff of Darke County and previously Chief Deputy, I have had the opportunity...

Railroaders fall to Troy Christian

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PIQUA – The No. 2 seed Troy Christian Eagles defeated the No. 12 seed Bradford Railroaders 66-47 in OHSAA DIV sectional tournament play. “You say...

Hawks fall to Cedarville in tournament action

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PIQUA – The No. 25 seed Mississinawa Valley Blackhawks gave the No. 3 seed Cedarville Indians all they wanted in dropping a 66-49 OHSAA...