Ginny McCabe

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Presented Moose Lodge 501, Downtown Middletown, Inc’s. signature event is expected to attract residents and visitors alike to historic downtown Middletown on May 17. “You can really feel the sense of community. Whether you’re new to Middletown, or you’ve been here a million times. It’s a place you can go where people are friendly, and having a good time,” Horine said. Registration and check-in for the Women’s Wine & Chocolate Walk will begin at the Windamere located at 2 S.

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“This is really a kick-off to summer in Oxford, and it brings out the community,” she said. “This is a great way to promote our city, and there’s something at the festival for everyone.” Attendees can enjoy a variety of international and domestic wines and craft beers.

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BikeWise Oxford was voted as" Best Place To Buy A Bicycle" in Butler County in this year’s contest. “People trust us and that is something you earn over a long period of time,” Hamilton said. Best of Butler County 2025 winners Last year, BikeWise also took home first place in the same retail category. In 2023, the shop was named as the second-place winner. This is the third year for the Best of Butler County.

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Ginny McCabe

“I don’t know about you, but the season I’m in, I definitely would love to experience more hope, around every corner of this earth. So, to be able to bring that into a show, and to the audience, maybe somebody will receive hope for the first time in years. You just never know what someone is coming to the show carrying, and the message I want to give to all people is the hope that comes with knowing Jesus,” She said.

1 week ago | journal-news.com | Ginny McCabe

When: 9:30 a.m. May 26Location: Soldiers, Sailors and Pioneers Monument: 1 S. Monument Ave., HamiltonDescription: Butler County’s Memorial Day celebration will begin with the Laying of the Wreath at 9:30 a.m. at the Soldiers, Sailors and Pioneers Monument in Hamilton. The parade will then kick off at 10 a.m. on Monument Avenue with the route taking participants across the city before ending at the main gate of Greenwood Cemetery.