Rick McCrabb

Needing a place to worship, the German and Hungarian communities in Middletown organized St. Paul’s German Evangelical Protestant Church in 1876.

The clock is ticking to determine whether the city of Monroe can upgrade its water distribution system before the new school opens in two years.

A Middletown woman known for her “strength, wisdom, and kindness” was honored Saturday, May 9 with a bench dedication and ribbon cutting at Old South Park, said her grandson, Darren Brown.

The interim executive director of a Middletown assisted living and skilled nursing facility asked Monroe city council members to consider lowering the water rate the business pays.

Just like he knows what pitch to throw in critical situations or what pitch to look for at the plate, Carter Shouse has his next three years planned out.

While Hamilton native Nicole Fleetwood called her latest award – being named one of the 252 leaders in academia, the arts, industry, journalism, philanthropy, policy, research, and science by the

Middletown city council approved a resolution Tuesday night that city staff members believe will increase aircraft traffic and improve safety at the city’s airport.

When Jesse Miller told his family and friends about a recent fish he caught, they probably thought it was an April Fool’s joke.

Monroe City Manager Larry Lester hopes a large construction project brings additional activity to Monroe Bicentennial Commons Park.

Attorney Ken Crehan, who calls himself “a protective brother,” said he has worried about his younger sister, Elizabeth, three distinct times in her life.