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PIQUA – The Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce accepted, several years ago, the opportunity to manage the veteran banner program, which has been an honor, to say the least. During this time, the number of banners purchased and displayed has far exceeded the veteran committee’s original expectations and the chamber staff.

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PIQUA — Mainstreet Piqua will host the annual Downtown Piqua Holiday Parade starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3. This year’s parade theme is “A Snoopy Kind of Christmas.”

TROY — Downtown Troy has undergone many changes since the Tavern Building, also known as the 100F Building, was first constructed as the new county courthouse in July of 1841.

Linda Parker, of Piqua, one of the many hard-working volunteers for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, at El Sombrero in Troy, hands out turkey dinners to a customer as Ruben Pelayo’s popular establishment enters its 28th year of providing Thanksgiving dinners to the community.

DAYTON — Community Blood Center has a critical shortage of type O negative blood and a need for all donors as the holiday season begins.

TROY — Van Cleve celebrates the sixth grade students who have earned straight A’s or a spot on the honor roll for earning A’s and B’s during the first quarter.

PIQUA — The Piqua Community Foundation Life Trustees honored grant recipients and reelected directors to its board at the organization’s annual meeting on Nov. 15.

PIQUA — Former Piqua resident, Gary Wheeler, recently published his fifth book, a standalone titled, “Unseen Warfare.”

PIQUA — The Piqua Community Foundation awarded $67,127 to organizations that serve Piqua residents this month.