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"Bussing, communication, and bullying… oh my!" Wilmington City Schools' Superintendent and School Board address community survey concerns...

From dishwasher, to Executive Director, to her current position as Corporate Manager of Memory Care at Ohio Living, Jean Morgan is...

Habitat for Humanity is building more than just houses. They’re “making other people better” and “making a change in the world”,...

Clinton County Health District Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) director Renee Quallen sorts through books for children that were...

Residents of the 4-A Ward should expect to see a D-6 liquor permit on their ballot on November 5th. The General Denver is petitioning to...

Wilmington City Schools is currently facing transportation challenges, as they are short two bus drivers due to long-term illness leave....

What is Ohio Issue 1 on the ballot for November 5th 2024 really about? Republican propaganda says to vote ‘no’ or “hand Ohio to the...

Wilmington College president, Corey Cockerill, recently spoke about her background, strategic plans, and exciting additions coming to...

“We were completely set up for success,” said Nate Collett, co-owner of Pot-Luck Greenhouse, located at 6555 OH-73 West in Wilmington,...

“I love being able to take the skills and abilities that I’ve been fortunate enough to acquire from my father, pass them on to my son,...

At Schappacher Farms, you’re “not just picking pumpkins out of a bin or off the ground”, according to Bethany Schappacher, a co-owner of...

Editorial Note—Real Change Wilmington believes it is good to address difficult topics in a way that is positive, constructive, and...

The National Church Residences, a Christian organization committed to providing “comfortable housing, socialization, and health care to...

At a recent City Council Public Workshop meeting, Ron Fithen, the Police Executive for Administrative Services, spoke about bringing...

🏡🩷 “Do what you fear” - Kat Williams with EXP Realty joins the podcast to discuss what it takes to be a “hyper local” real estate...