by Lindsay Sankey “I’m about over the Olympics,” I said one night two weeks ago. We were approximately an hour into the opening ceremonies. I’ve never been much of an athlete. My lack of athleticism is likely fueled by two parts inherited kankles and one part non-competitive spirit. I just wasn’t built for spandex. Field […]
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Math Bowl Tigers Adding Up Wins
By Joe Klemann Over 500 schools around the state compete in Math Bowl, a math competition among elementary schools that includes 4th – 6th graders. While it does not receive all the accolades the sporting world provides, it is an equally demanding competition that requires quick decisions and fast calculating. “Math Bowl is a program […]
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An Indiana Gem
The New York Times names the Indianapolis Children’s Museum one of the 10 “Coolest” Museums in the World! Check it out!
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Good News Flashback: Bank Celebrates New Look, New Technology
By Millicent Martin Emery Eighty percent of businesses fail within the first 15 years, and only two percent of third-generation businesses survive. However, Wayne Bank President/CEO Mark Soukup says the future is bright for Wayne Bank with its remarkable sixth generation of family leadership. The Cambridge-City-based bank recently made a major renovation and technology investment. […]
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100 years ago – January 24, 1918 from the Cambridge City Tribune
Germantown Items – School will be closed for one week on account of coal shortage. Milton Items – A snow drift near Mr. Shafer’s, east of town, was reported intact Saturday. It was nine feet high. American stock breeders are being asked to conserve their flocks and herds in order to meet Europe’s tremendous demands […]
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More candidates File to Run in the 2018 Wayne County Primary Election
Those who filed as of Friday afternoon for Wayne County offices include David Kolger for Circuit Court judge, Charles K. Todd Jr. for Superior Court judge, Michael W. Shipman for prosecuting attorney, Donnie Benedict for sheriff, Kenneth Paust for District 1 commissioner, Jeff Plasterer for county council’s District 2 and Nicholas Elder for county council’s […]
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Think Human Trafficking Won’t Impact You or Your Family?
Living in a rural community where we know most people in town, it is hard to think about big city problems like human trafficking happening here. But, consider this. The opioid epidemic, before becoming an epidemic, was considered to be more of an urban problem than relative to Cambridge City, Centerville or Hagerstown. Now, no […]
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Major changes planned for downtown
Downtown won’t look the same after several changes are made within the next two years. Read about what is coming to downtown Hagerstown in the January 17th issue.
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Boil Advisories Lifted in Cambridge City, Centerville
UPDATED: Centerville and Cambridge City officials have said the boil orders have been lifted in both communities. By Millicent Martin Emery Water main breaks have led to many hours in the cold for local workers, and some restaurant and school closures after boil advisories were issued Sunday. Centerville Centerville was placed under a boil advisory […]