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PLEASANT HILL—Newton Local School announced its third quarter principal/honor roll list for the 2023-24 school year.

Troy High School has announced its 2024 prom court, which includes Ava McCoy, left to right, Jahari Ward, Abbey Seger, Robert Cox, Peyton Hayslett, Caleb Akins, Day’Onna Harris, John Dilbone, Kellen Miller, Kendra Kovacs, Cooper Dues, Kiyah Baker, Ryder Kirtley, Skylar Davis, Ethan Nosker and Hannah Liening.

FBI agents execute a search warrant at a property on Barnhart Road, west of Troy on Thursday afternoon, April 4.

Dena Thacker, R.N., clinical coordinator of the new Non-Oncology Infusion Center, left to right, speaks with Dr. Mohamed Abdelrahman, M.D., a Kettering Health cardiologist, and Lacey Nelson, R.N., who will work in the new unit at Kettering Health Troy during Thursday’s ribbon cutting and open house on April 4. The new infusion center will provide opportunities for ambulatory patients to come to the unit at the hospital to receive infusions necessary for some who are immunocompromised as well as patients with other health issues for whom oral medications do not work.

An alien visits Audrey Davis, Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce program coordinator, at the chamber office on Main Street in Piqua ahead of the kick-off of solar eclipse festivities.

LIMA — Animals and nature react interestingly to phenomena like solar eclipses.

TROY — A downtown safety and streetscape renovation meeting will be held at the Red Men Lodge, 103 E. Main St., on the third floor on Wednesday, April 17, at 6 p.m.

By Kathleen Leese

DAYTON – Tipp City Fire Chief Cameron Haller answered the call again to help save lives by donating platelets for his milestone 100th lifetime donation March 28 at the Solvita Dayton Center.

TROY — The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center presents Portraits In-the-Round: Works by Hayner’s Portrait & Figure Study Group.