Baseball season is officially back! Well, Spring Training at least and I’ll take anything at this point, as it has been the longest Winter stretch that I can recall in my lifetime. The ...

West Clermont High School’s girls basketball team lost five of eight games between Dec. 19, 2024, and Jan. 13, After starting 7-0, the Wolves were 10-5, before bookending their season with another ...

Games, a Cincinnati-based toy business, has launched its first products, four premium jigsaw puzzles for children and adults.

A new Snappy Tomato is now open in Batavia. The pizza shop is located at 501 West Main St. “The Batavia restaurant continues ...

The Clermont Sun reported that the Milford city council approved the purchase and installation of nine Flock cameras.

Mark J. Tekulve announced on Feb. 12, at the conclusion of a three-day trial, a Clermont County jury convicted Gary ...

Two Williamsburg High School bowlers are examples of what their coach describes as “an enormous hidden talent within the community,” and are representing the school in the Division II ...

The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati (TCT) proudly announced this year’s top 10 finalists for its annual Gold Star Teacher award, which recognizes educators who have made a ...

In the October 16, 2024, issue of The Clermont Sun Newspaper, an editorial discussed Project 2025 and projected “cuts” and modifications of the existing Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ...

These Clermont County swimmers have qualified this week’s state in Canton: 50-yard freestyle – Brady Campbell (fastest qualifying time, 20.96 seconds, at district), Milford. 100-yard butterfly – Brady ...

Movie, Singers Joan Blondel and Etta Moten teamed up to sing the haunting song, “Remember My Forgotten Man.” They were referring to World War I unemployed veterans.

Local newspapers were very different in the early 19th century. They were certainly not “reader-friendly.” There were no illustrations. Production quality was poor; often with ink smears.