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Bruce Saunders & Jim Blair “I’m prejudiced to a city manager… I think it’s by far the best way,” stated Jim Blair (R), Washington Court House (WCH) Councilman, at the Wilmington Charter Public Meeting held at the Murphy Theatre on November 11, 2025. Blair, a two-term councilman and Air Force Veteran, spoke about WCH's Charter and gave insight into Wilmington's Charter discussions. Blair focused on the importance of the Charter setup, stating, "[The] setup is so critical. It

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On November 25, 2025, Wilmington City Council held a special meeting at 6pm to discuss a proposed 471-acre Amazon Web Services (AWS) data center, located at 1488 South US Route 68. The meeting began with a presentation from Alex Beres, Executive Director of the Clinton County Port Authority (CCPA), and Josh Roth, Economic Development Director at the CCPA, who said that the data center would essentially help act as a "backbone of the internet" to process, organize, and store d

Dale Kinnison Leesburg, OH (November 21, 2025)— RoofX, a family-owned residential roofing company located in Leesburg, is installing a new shingle roof for a central Ohio veteran at no cost to them. This is the second year that the local, residential roofer has provided a new roof for a hometown hero. Last year, RoofX surprised a U.S. Marine Corps veteran in Hillsboro with a complete roof replacement for his home. This year, the company has selected Dale Kinnison, a U.S. Army

Sophomore Parker Besener extends his leather glove-covered arm for the Harris' hawk to land during Friday's raptor demonstration for a Wilmington College history class. Wilmington, OH (November 21, 2025)— Wilmington College Professor Carly Maris brought her history class to life Friday (Nov. 21) when officials with the Ohio School of Falconry introduced several birds of prey to students learning about Animals of the Ancient World. Indeed, a barn owl, a Peregrine falcon, Euras

Jamie and her family "Jamie’s story is one of profound resilience, faith, and transformation. Her journey through hardships—domestic violence, homelessness, and the devastating loss of her husband—could have broken her, but instead, it became the catalyst for her ultimate healing and renewal. The pain of being abandoned by her husband and losing contact with her daughter left her feeling lost and isolated. Yet, in the midst of this overwhelming despair, Jamie found solace in