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    Shawnee Middle School 8th grade first place team with Coach Nyah during the second round of Western Region 7th and 8th grade creative writing Power of the Pen tournament. Contributed
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    100 students compete in district Power of the Pen tournament; winners head to regionals25m ago
    Buildings in downtown Springfield are covered with sunshine on Wednesday, Jan. 28. 2026. JOSEPH COOKE VIA DRONE / STAFF
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    Would ending TPS for Haiti hurt or help local, national economy? 1h ago
    A man walks past snowy plants outside Springfield City Hall on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE / STAFF
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    Springfield 2051 community summit rescheduled for March2h ago
    Mail carriers with the National Association of Letter Carriers gathered in downtown Dayton on Sunday to rally for fair contracts. The current NALC contract expires in March and negotiations are set to begin in the coming weeks. CONTRIBUTED
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    Area mail carriers rally for changes in upcoming U.S. Postal Service contract renewal2h ago
    Highland Real Estate is planning a mixed-use housing development Dugan Place behind Walmart at 1840 E. U.S. Highway 68 that will include 132 single-family homes, 75 patio homes, 114 townhomes and 192 multifamily units. CONTRIBUTED
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    Urbana to add over 500 homes, townhomes and multifamily units in new mixed-use project2h ago
    Fire breaks out at historic Butler County Courthouse
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    Butler County Courthouse closed following fire in basement
    One of the most beloved stories of all time will get a fresh take with new songs, costumes and effects with "The Wizard of Oz on Ice" on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at the Clark State Performing Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED
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    ‘The Wizard of Oz on Ice’ offers cool new concept in Springfield
    Dayton International Airport, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
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    Flights delayed, canceled at Dayton airport as winter storm hits East Coast
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    This is the weekly Outpatient Respiratory Illness Activity map from the CDC, for the week ending Feb. 14, 2026.
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    Flu map: Ohio hospitalizations decrease for seventh week in a row
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    An aerial view of the damage caused by pavement collapsing near Springfield Manor on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE VIA DRONE / STAFF
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    PHOTOS: View of damage caused by collapse near Springfield Manor
    Assistant Teresa Ross looks at pink and red roses being sold to customers for Valentine's Day at Schneider's Florist & Flower Delivery on Friday, Feb. 13, 2026 in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF
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    PHOTOS: Local floral stores prepare for Valentine's Day
    Charleston Falls, which is located in Bethel Township south of Tipp City, is frozen over after weeks of frigid weather in late January and early February. The falls is located in Charleston Falls Preserve, one of the most popular units managed by Miami County Park District. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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    PHOTOS: Charleston Falls a winter wonderland after frigid temperatures, snow
    Don Engel, left, optical technician for Health Partners of Western Ohio, shows Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, center, and First Lady Fran DeWine technology he uses to examine student's eyes as part of a new children's eyesight program, OhioSEE, at Northeastern Elementary School on Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, in South Vienna. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF
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    Faith leaders praise and sing along to Elevation Worship's "Trust in God" during Here We Stand: Faith Leaders for Immigration Justice & Family Unity at St. John Missionary Baptist Church on Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, in Springfield. Pastors and community members gathered to pray and call for the extension of Temporary Protected Status which is scheduled to expire on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF
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    A child walks onto a Dayton Public Schools bus on Dearborn Avenue on Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2025. Private and charter school enrollment in Ohio has soared in the last five years while traditional K-12 enrollment has fallen by nearly 26,895 students, or 1.8%.
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    Ohio public school enrollment down, charter and private up since COVID
    Central State University notified 14 faculty Tuesday by email that they would be laid off at the end of the academic school year. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF
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    Central State sends layoff notices to professors
    Central State University is located in Wilberforce, northwest of Xenia. BRYANT BILLING/STAFF
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    Central State faculty union challenges planned cuts
    University of Dayton President Eric Spina introduces the first of many forum discussions during NATO week Thursday morning, May 22 at University of Dayton's Roger Glass Center in Dayton. This session was "US Global Strategy at a Historic Inflection Point" with moderator and 4 panelist. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF
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    UD president to retire in 2027; board seeks replacement
    Central State University is located in Wilberforce, northwest of Xenia. BRYANT BILLING/STAFF
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    Central State trustees approve staff cuts, plan to ‘realign faculty’
    A student walks to his afternoon class on Wittenberg University on Thursday, Feb 5, 2026, in Springfield. JOSEPH COOKE/STAFF
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    Wittenberg combines financial aid, admissions into single office
    Wright State’s Center for Civics, Culture and Workforce Development staff members Adam Reiman, deputy director; Jason Anderson, executive director; Diane Vitas; and Mike Jacobs, deputy director. Courtesy of Wright State University.
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    Sinclair Community College resumed in-person classes on Tuesday, about 36 hours after snow stopped Sunday evening. Much of the area received over a foot of snow. Most area universities had resumed in-person classes by Wednesday, though Wright State will continue to be remote by the end of the week. BRYANT BILLING/STAFF
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    Wright State, Wittenberg remain remote due to weather, others colleges like Miami open as...
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