Thirty-one local employers assembled in downtown Springfield last Thursday for a job fair held specifically for county eighth-grade students, with seven schools participating.

Pictured are: Scott Griffith, Dennis Kelly, Candy Bender, Bob Bender, James Smith, Cindy Gracy, Brian Howard and President Bob Holder.

When FYI got the governor’s grant to do mentoring in the High School, they were excited and also very scared.

A new salon recently opened its doors in New Carlisle, offering premium hair services and facial waxing with special deals for the entire month of November.

The New Carlisle Public Library welcomed the new director Bryan Howard to the library on October 12, 2015.

New Carlisle shoppers now have another option in their search for affordable fashion, as The Style Loft opened downtown late last month, and plans to expand this winter.

A long-time Medway business has closed and is selling off their equipment.

New Carlisle Federal Savings Bank, New Carlisle, Ohio’s achievement of BAUERFINANCIAL’s recommended 4-Star “Excellent” rating puts it in an elite category as one of the strongest banks in the nation, excelling in such areas as capital, loan quality, profitability and more.

Community Connectors grant pairs high school students with area business people for one-on-one leadership mentoring

New Carlisle’s Family and Youth Initiatives was recently awarded a Community Connectors grant from the state governor’s office, which will be used to bring together high school students and local business people for a year-long mentorship program.

Specializing in lunch and sweet treats, Cupcake Cuties will offer a different lunch menu every day, consisting of two soup choices, a sandwich, and a couple of different side dishes.

The New Carlisle Farmer’s Market ended Saturday and what a pleasurable ride it’s been.

The Clark County Board of Zoning Appeals denied a variance that would have allowed the process to continue to build a Dollar General store in Bethel Township.