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By Eamon Baird

TROY — In 2016, legislation was passed which allowed women to serve in every combat role in the U.S. military. Some might believe, however, that women were serving in combat many decades earlier.

TROY — West Main Street in Troy, the section of roadway in front of the IOOF Building, formerly known as the Tavern Building, has reopened Friday morning.

TROY — During the first two quarterly meetings of the Stouder Memorial Foundation Advisory Committee, six non-profit organizations that provide health care services in Miami County were awarded grants totaling $65,500.

By Kathleen Leese

WASHINGTON, D.C.— The bipartisan Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act introduced by Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, has passed through the House of Representatives. This legislation stops the federal government from circumventing Americans’ Fourth Amendment right to privacy by closing loopholes that allow the government to purchase Americans’ data from big tech companies without a court order.

By Kathleen Leese

Randy Boadway of eRockets in Dayton displays model rocket fuel to S.T.E.M. students Tippecanoe’s LT Ball School during a workshop on April 18. The students were building and launching rockets as part of their S.T.E.M. science projects.

Covington High School has announced its 2024 prom court, which includes Kamryn Barnes, left to right, Jacob Tipps, Gracie Anderson, Asher Long, Kearten Wiggins, Grant Blore, Audrey Tobe, Chase Vanderhorst and Karyann Turner. Not pictured is Gunner Kimmel. The prom will be held on Saturday, April 27, at 6 p.m. at The Fort Piqua Plaza on North Main Street, Piqua.