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Nettle Creek pantry receives donation 

A new grantee was included in United Way of Whitewater Valley’s 2026-27 grant cycle. Nettle Creek Community Coalition received $15,000 for a new community van. The vehicle purchase will assist the organization in its efforts to combat food insecurity in nearby communities of rural western Wayne County.  Located at 47 E. Main St., Hagerstown, the […]

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Eagles name new football coach

The Cambridge City Golden Eagle football program has made a change at the top, naming Chad Bowman as its head coach for the 2026 season.  Phil Renforth, the longest-tenured coach in Lincoln football history, served as the head coach for the Eagles for 20 seasons from 2002 to 2021. When Renforth stepped down after the […]

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Professors help with WWS superintendent search

With three other college professors, Western Wayne Schools’ interim superintendent is leading the review of applications for Cambridge City’s top education job. Applications were due Friday, July 10. WWS’ interim superintendent, Alice Johnson, said after the Wednesday, July 8, board meeting, that they’d love to have the new leader on board before school starts. Immediately […]

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Milton council member resigns 

Milton town council will be short one member this summer. Hugh Payne Jr. submitted his resignation, effective Aug. 11, after 18 years of service on the council. In an announcement shared on social media, Payne said he received a letter from the town attorney requesting he resign due to not attending council meetings. He said […]

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WWS pauses referendum pursuit

Some taxpayers might be relieved after Western Wayne Schools put plans to pursue another referendum on hold, but some students might not be as pleased with upcoming handbook changes involving water bottles, hats and cell phones. Referendum Unless Western Wayne Schools’ board calls a special meeting by July 3, a referendum tax levy resolution to […]

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School pursues less screen time, more face time

Western Wayne Schools is receiving positive community feedback for eliminating daily screen time for kindergarten and first graders. On June 1, WWS officials announced an intentional technology shift away from a 1-to-1 student-to-device ratio for the 2026-2027 school year. The statement noted that technology will remain a valuable resource and teachers can decide when a […]

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Bulldogs defeat Eagles for title

The Centerville tennis team defeated Lincoln 4-1 in the final match of the Richmond Tennis Sectional Saturday, May 23, on the Centerville courts. The sectional title is the fifth consecutive for the Lady Bulldogs program, which advanced to the Mount Vernon (Fortville) regional scheduled for the Marauders’ courts on Tuesday, May 26.  Sophia Tinkle from […]