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Teen killed, 3 injured in Warren Co. crash

A 17-year-old girl has died after a crash in Waynesville.

It happened around 9 p.m. Thursday night on South Main Street and SR 73.

Police say Chelsea Miller, 17, of Dayton, was attempting to cross SR 73 when she was hit by a westbound Chevy Blazer driven by Kaleb Shannon, 20, of Waynesville.

The impact pushed Miller's vehicle into a guardrail on the north side of SR 73. 

A front seat passenger in Miller's car, Alexis Smith, 17, of Beavercreek, was pronounced dead at the scene. Miller suffered serious injuries and was taken to Kettering Medical Center. Two rear seat passengers, Ricky Kemp, 19, of Franklin, and Ricky Dixon, 18, of Springboro, suffered critical injuries and both were transported to Miami Valley Hospital. Kemp was ejected through the rear window of the Pontiac.  Dixon was found to be trapped in the rear of the Pontiac.







Lebanon's LCNB announces quarterly and yearly results

Lebanon's LCNB announces quarterly and yearly results

 

LEBANON, OH (FOX19) - LCNB Corp. (NASDAQ: LCNB) Thursday today announced net income of $1,954,000 (total basic and diluted earnings per share of $0.29 and $0.28, respectively) and $8,115,000 (total basic and diluted earnings per share of $1.21 and $1.20, respectively) for the three months and year ended December 31, 2011, respectively. Commenting on 2011 earnings, LCNB CEO Steve Wilson stated, “We are pleased to report our earnings for 2011. We continue to be consistent in earnings, having achieved over a 1% return on average assets and a double digit return on average equity for over 35 straight years. That, coupled with the consistency of our dividends through these very difficult times, is a tribute to the entire team at LCNB.”

Mason Community Center offers half-marathon training

Mason Community Center offers half-marathon training

MASON, OH (FOX19) - The Mason Community Center can help you train for your first—or next—half-marathon.  No matter whether this is your first attempt at the half-marathon distance, you’ve done it before, or you are looking for a more structured distance training program, they say you will benefit from this twice-weekly, 8-week program.

From 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 6 through April 26, runners can join others with the same goals and help motivate each other.

Registration is $75 for Community Center Premier members and $87 for Basic members.  Non-members may register for $109 for Mason residents and $131 for non-residents. (Registration does not include a marathon entry fee.) Register online at www.imaginemason.org for activity 163531-02 if you already have an account, or call Mason Community Center at 513-229-8555.

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Intelligrated breaks ground Monday in Mason

Intelligrated breaks ground Monday in Mason

 

MASON, OH (FOX19) - Ground will be broken Monday in Mason for the ceremonial start of construction on a new office building at the headquarters of Intelligrated, a materials handling company in Mason.

The expansion was announced in November when Governor John Kasich came to the site.  On Monday the guests will include Chris Cole, CEO, Intelligrated; Dave Neyer, Al Neyer, Inc.; Mayor David Nichols, Mason, Ohio.  Intelligrated's new 108,000-square-foot office building will expand the existing complex and allow for growth of R&D, engineering and customer service staff.  The building will be located alongside the existing Mason, Ohio Intelligrated headquarters.

Mason Schools Foundation to kick Off 2012 Reading Challenge

Mason Schools Foundation to kick Off 2012 Reading Challenge

MASON, OH (FOX19) - The Mason Schools Foundation is once again partnering with Mason elementary schools to help raise readers-- and raise funds to take all Mason City Schools students "above and beyond!"  

Beginning on January 27, students will begin tracking their reading and securing sponsors.  Students will be eligible for prizes and rewards, and students who raise $75 or more will win a "VIP Pit Pass Experience!" with their teachers and principals.