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It’s a quiet Monday morning, and all six children are sound asleep at the moment. The week stretches ahead untouched. I wonder what it holds? God alone knows, but with him to guide, it will be excellent and safe. Last week, children Jesse and Elijah had their last four days of kindergarten; now, this week, it has come to a close for the year, and I will be teaching them at home. They want to go back to school to visit their friends and siblings sometime soon. School is only a skip and a hop from our house, they can even watch the children through the narrow strip of woods during recess time.

By Sheryl Roadcap

By Eamon Baird

Saturday to Wednesday forecast

COLUMBUS — Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday on Feb. 11, the Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) and the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control (DOLC) reminds liquor permit holders of the steps they need to take to protect their establishments, employees, patrons and communities.

TROY — The Arbogast Performing Arts Center (APAC) held its first-ever movie fundraising event on Sunday, Feb. 4, with a free showing of The Super Mario Bros. Movie.

DUBLIN — U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-OH. recently spoke with manufacturing, labor, education, and community partners at the Summer Manufacturing Institute Summit, as they work to plan 2024 Summer Manufacturing Camps across the state.

DAYTON — Area Agency on Aging is hosting a free, online caregiver workshop on March 13 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. called “Daily Care of Dementia” presented by Eliza Brandenburg, a Kettering College occupational therapy doctoral student.

PIQUA – Hartzell Propeller will extend a $1,000 discount to supporters of the Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) on all new Hartzell backcountry aircraft propellers, through 2024. In addition to these savings, Hartzell Propeller is making a $250 contribution to the RAF mission for each of these special sales.

Riley Green performs onstage at Hobart Arena during an appearance on Thursday, Feb. 8.