Writer: adopt harm reduction strategies or become a ghost town
Editor:Nine months ago, on June 22, 2018, the Eaton Police, Camden Police and Preble County Sheriff’s Office ‘raided’ 610 Aukerman Street. Preble County Commissioner...
Resident asks ORR: ‘Will you be here to clean up the damage?’
Editor:As the issue of potential solar panels being raised on Preble County farmland continues to surface, it is understandable that neighbors of the projects...
Operation Christmas Child says ‘thank you’
Editor:I am writing to thank Eaton residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas with children in need this past holiday season.Because of the...
Writer questions weed control methods of proposed solar farms
Editor:I am writing related to the Jan. 12, 2019, front page article entitled, “Two Solar Farms Proposed for PC.”I would like to request that...
Action needed on APRN regulations
Editor:Basic healthcare is critical to everyone. Unfortunately, here in Ohio, 45 percent — nearly half of all patients — do not even have adequate...
Eaton High School auditorium seats available
Editor:As the EHS auditorium prepares to welcome the Star Theatre, reconstruction is beginning. As the redesign occurs to welcome live theatre, music, film, and...
Writer questioning possible solar power facilities
Editor:To the best of my knowledge, many Preble County residents are not aware that Alamo Solar I, LLC (a subsidiary of Open Roads Renewables,...
SWCD says ‘Thanks again’
Editor:With the Thanksgiving season upon us, it seems like an appropriate time to stop and ask what we are truly thankful for. Ask any...
Niehaus shares thanks for help with PCHS first-ever Haunted Hayride
Editor:First, I would like to thank all who attended Preble County Historical Society’s first-ever Haunted Hayride. The event was a success despite two rainy...
Fire chief supporting police levy
Editor:On Nov. 6, voters in the Village of Lewisburg will vote on a 2.25 mill police levy. This would be a mirror image of...
