Page 2 of published Montgomery County news and community updates from Ohio Tri Cities, covering 21 articles in total.
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Hull Property Group is renovating the Dayton Mall at 2700 Miamisburg Centerville Road in Miami Twp. The first phase, already underway, covers sheetrock, crown molding, chair rails and baseboards, with murals to follow. Work pauses…
Montgomery County Environmental Services will host its annual Appliance Amnesty Weekend Oct. 1-3, 2026. County residents can dispose of large appliances free with proof of residency at the Solid Waste District Transfer & Recycling…
Day three of Caleb Flynn's murder trial in Miami County ended Monday. Flynn is accused of killing his wife, Ashley, in their Tipp City home in February. A BCI special agent testified he believed the scene was a homicide staged as a…
A Montgomery County grand jury indicted Sterling Shrout, Brandon Crute and Jay Mount on dozens of charges, including grand theft, receiving stolen property and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity. A prosecutor's spokesperson says…
The Montgomery County Environmental Learning Center is encouraging families to cut waste and costs this school year through reuse, secondhand shopping and reduced food waste, according to a county news release. Commission President…
Montgomery County and Harrison Township have completed a $729,000 purchase of 40 acres at the former Forest Park property for a new Job and Training Center. The county has approved a $3 million design contract with Levin Porter…
Montgomery County commissioners approved nearly $800,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding for nine projects, chosen from 17 proposals reviewed by an advisory committee of local officials. Awards range from $50,000 to…
Montgomery County commissioners and the Human Services Levy Council approved $87 million in additional levy funding, split as $44 million for the Board of Developmental Disabilities Services and $43 million for Children Services through…
Montgomery County commissioners approved $44 million for the Board of Developmental Disabilities Services and $43 million for Children Services, drawn from Human Services Levy Funds renewed by voters last November. Officials cited…