EB Fall scored 21 points to lead the Jets in Holiday Tournament. (Dale Barger Photo)

FM advances to Championship while MV plays in Consolation of Jet Holiday Tournament

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PITSBURG – Mississinawa Valley took on Brookville in the 1st game of the Jet Holiday Tournament and fell 66-39 while the Franklin Monroe defeated...

Spirit EMS holds annual Christmas Party, celebrates successful year

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GREENVILLE—Spirit EMS recently held its annual Christmas Party for its staff, family, and friends. The event kicked off with a special Medflight arrival by Santa Clause...

Basketball Roundup

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Wednesday, December 28, 2022 Basketball Scores WOAC GIRLS Tri-Village 65, Jonathan Alder 25 Covington 53, Bradford 7 WOAC Boys Franklin Monroe 64, Mechanicsburg 51 Bradford 54, Covington 51 Preble Shawnee 60,...

My Farewell Awards

“THEY MEASURE OF WHO WE ARE IS WHAT WE DO WITH WHAT WE HAVE” - VINCE LOMBARDI.  That is my favorite quote.  All of...

Miami Valley Janitorial now offers carpet cleaning

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ARCANUM—Miami Valley Janitorial now offers carpet cleaning! Give us a call today to get your spot on the calendar at 937-670-0555. Born out of a...

Three arraigned in Darke County Common Pleas

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GREENVILLE— Three people were arraigned in Darke County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday afternoon. Darke County Common Pleas Judge Jonathan P. Hein presided. Bradley A....

Greenville police blotter

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ANIMAL PROBLEM Dec. 15, at 12 a.m.: Sgt. Boyer advised police of an animal problem in the 300 block of Oxford Drive. Sgt. Boyer advised...

Versailles Lady Tigers win big over Botkins

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VERSAILLES – The Versailles Lady Tigers took control of the game early to easily defeat the visiting Botkins Lady Trojans 55-32 in non-conference varsity...

Basketball Roundup

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WOAC GIRLS Fort Recovery 38, National Trail 37 WOAC Boys Legacy Christian 73, Arcanum 59 MVL Girls MVL Boys MAC Girls Versailles 55, Botkins 32 Celina 42, Marion Local 36 MAC Boys Marion Local...

Newest Darke County Agricultural Society board members sworn in

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GREENVILLE—Darke County Common Pleas Judge Jonathan P. Hein swore in the newly-elected Fair Board members Curtis Yount and Russell Skaggs.