Interested in being trained to help your community better manage their chronic disease conditions? The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) is looking for community leaders to assist with facilitating its chronic disease and diabetes self-management programs.

Children in fifth grade and younger can still sign up for our Polar Express Reading Program at the Greenfield Library. Pick up your reading log at the library, read enough library books throughout the month to fill it up and return your reading logs by Nov. 30 to receive a golden ticket. Our imaginary train leaves for the “North Pole” on Saturday, Dec. 8 at 11 a.m.

Children in fifth grade and younger can still sign up for our Polar Express Reading Program at the Greenfield Library. Pick up your reading log at the library, read enough library books throughout the month to fill it up and return your reading logs by Nov. 30 to receive a golden ticket. Our imaginary train leaves for the “North Pole” on Saturday, Dec. 8 at 11 a.m.

In 1925, Helen Keller challenged Lions International to become "Knights of the Blind." Greenfield Lions take this challenge seriously and recently provided eye screenings to all the kindergarten students of the Greenfield schools with the help of third-year Ohio State optometry students.

In 1925, Helen Keller challenged Lions International to become "Knights of the Blind." Greenfield Lions take this challenge seriously and recently provided eye screenings to all the kindergarten students of the Greenfield schools with the help of third-year Ohio State optometry students.

Hillsboro resident and longtime Cincinnati Bengals fan "Bengal Bob" Kratzer recently shared some of his sports memorabilia collection, including a 1979 autographed photo of the first Bengals head coach, Hall of Famer Paul Brown.

Hillsboro resident and longtime Cincinnati Bengals fan "Bengal Bob" Kratzer recently shared some of his sports memorabilia collection, including a 1979 autographed photo of the first Bengals head coach, Hall of Famer Paul Brown.

Hillsboro resident and longtime Cincinnati Bengals fan "Bengal Bob" Kratzer recently shared some of his sports memorabilia collection, including a 1979 autographed photo of the first Bengals head coach, Hall of Famer Paul Brown.

Hillsboro resident and longtime Cincinnati Bengals fan "Bengal Bob" Kratzer recently shared some of his sports memorabilia collection, including a 1979 autographed photo of the first Bengals head coach, Hall of Famer Paul Brown.

Hillsboro resident and longtime Cincinnati Bengals fan "Bengal Bob" Kratzer recently shared some of his sports memorabilia collection, including a 1979 autographed photo of the first Bengals head coach, Hall of Famer Paul Brown.

As National Convention is approaching, the Fairfield FFA chapter is sending their best wishes to Ryan Matthews as he runs for National Officer.

Little Lamb Christian Preschool enjoyed a visit from officers of the Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District Friday in honor of Fire Prevention Month.

Little Lamb Christian Preschool enjoyed a visit from officers of the Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District Friday in honor of Fire Prevention Month.

The College of Health Sciences and Professions (CHSP) was a key sponsor in this year’s Hometown Heroes Dinner for the American Red Cross of Southeast Ohio held Thursday, Oct. 11.

The UC Clermont 2018-19 Poetry Series will welcome its second of four authors to the college’s Batavia campus Nov. 7. UC alumnus Manuel Iris is Cincinnati’s second poet laureate and author of “Translating Silence” (Artepoetica Press, 2018). The event is part of a larger two-day celebration of International Education Week at the college, Nov. 7-8.