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Rick McCrabb's coverage heavily focuses on local news, government & politics, and crime in the Middletown area of Ohio. He tends to cover community programs, city council proceedings, local events, accidents and heroism stories. If you have insights or updates related to these topics in relation to Middletown or surrounding areas in Ohio that would be beneficial for his audience. Offering unique perspectives from individuals involved in these local events may also capture his attention.
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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
By: Rick Mccrabb
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.
By: Rick Mccrabb
Monroe City Manager Larry Lester hopes a large construction project brings additional activity to Monroe Bicentennial Commons Park.
By: Rick Mccrabb
Attorney Ken Crehan, who calls himself “a protective brother,” said he has worried about his younger sister, Elizabeth, three distinct times in her life.
By: Rick Mccrabb
Fenwick High School sent nine female athletes to the Division IV state meet last week at the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium on the Ohio State University campus.
A Hamilton historian believes a beloved, downtown landmark is located at “ground zero” of the city’s history.
By: Rick Mccrabb
A Hamilton historian believes a beloved, downtown landmark is located at “ground zero” of the city’s history.
Eighty-two years after Hamilton native Joe Nuxhall made his Major League Baseball debut, and 19 years after his death, he’s still fondly remembered for his lasting impact on and off
