Hustead Huskies Celebrate Final Field Day
The weather was astoundingly perfect last Friday as the final generation of Hustead Huskies enjoyed the school’s last-ever Field Day celebration. Each class was given a differently-colored shirt to wear,…
Council Talks Enterprise, Flooding Response
On Tuesday, May 27, the Enon Village Council voted five to one to approve a resolution to designate Enon as an Enterprise Zone. Council member Lori Jenkins voiced her concerns…
Seepex Brings Clean Water To Malawi—Project Puts Enon On Global Map
Representatives from seepex, Inc. would like to invite area residents and business owners to a sort of “show and tell” event being held at the business Thursday, January 30, that…
Master Gardeners Prep For Spring
Spring is just about eight weeks away now and gardeners are browsing seed catalogs and making plans for getting out and playing in the dirt. The Ohio State University Extension…
Household Hazardous Waste Collection
The Clark County Solid Waste District is planning a new pilot program for the collection of household hazardous wastes. Rather than a single, free collection event one time each year,…
Flash Flood Catches Enon Residents Off-Guard
Forecasters from the National Weather Service in Wilmington began predicting last Wednesday’s violent storms a day ahead of time, but stressed the threat of large hail more than heavy rains.…
Who Is Really Honored By Honor Flight?
My experience in Washington, D.C. with 35 veterans of war. Last Friday evening, aboard a bus speeding down the highway somewhere between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, the reverent sound of…
Concerns Continue For Stine Road Development
Residents of West Enon and the Green Meadows subdivisions adjacent to the boundary of the former Wood Farm located on Stine Road have continued to experience problems with the new…
May 6 Election Wrap-Up
The voters of Clark County sent a resounding message to the candidates for the 79th District State House seat currently held by Ross McGregor on the Republican primary. Kyle Koehler…
The Calamitous Clark County Commute Of 2014
Weather forecasters seemed to have missed the mark on last Friday’s intense round of snowfall, as only one inch or less was predicted for the morning hours, but as you…