Newsletter

FAIRBORN — Eighth-grade students from Troy Junior High School toured the Wright State University campus on Monday, Nov. 28, Tuesday, Nov. 29, and Wednesday, Nov. 30, during the annual Eighth-Grade Goes to College event hosted by the Troy City Schools and The Future Begins Today (TFBT).

TROY — Members of the Troy City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance to approve the city’s annual budget for 2023.

TROY – Judge Stacy M. Wall, of the Miami County Common Pleas Court, heard testimonies regarding a Troy man who is accused of murdering his roommate in April 2022 during a sentencing hearing on Monday, Dec. 5.

TROY — The St. Patrick Soup Kitchen in Troy is again offering free Christmas Day dinners this year by delivering meals to Miami County residents homes, as in the past.

TROY — The Troy Police Department will honor the retirement of Captain Jeff Kunkleman on Friday, Dec. 9, hosting a special celebration in appreciation of his 33-year career with the department.

TROY — Members of the Troy Chamber of Commerce gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, Dec. 2, to celebrate the opening of Kable Staffing on West Main Street.

PIQUA – The Pickleball Plex, located outside of Piqua at 695 Loy Road, had its open house on Saturday, Dec. 3, to celebrate the opening of its new pickleball courts.

COVINGTON — Covington High School and Ohio University graduate A.J. Ouellette, of Covington, recently won the Canadian Football League (CFL) Grey Cup with the Toronto Argonauts on Sunday, Nov. 20.

TROY — The Miami County Commissioners approved four resolutions involving the Studebaker Road waterline extensions project when they met on Thursday, Dec. 1.

DAYTON — Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Andrew L. Pudenz and Dispatcher Monica O. Huffman have been selected as the 2022 Trooper of the Year and Dispatcher of the Year at the Dayton Post.