Sue Kiesewetter

3 weeks ago | journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter

Brad Howard, a 9-year nurse and U.S. Air Force veteran, takes the bus he retrofitted with comfy, overstuffed recliners, to locations across southwest Ohio. He offers vitamin-rich IV therapies for hydration, recovery and immune support. Before receiving any infusions, clients are required to participate in a telehealth doctor visit, good for a year. His wife, Debbie Bernges, operates Retreat Integrative WellCare and has an office on Hicks Boulevard, where she sees clients by appointment.

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Sue Kiesewetter

Explore“There’s no impact on services and communications to residents,’’ said Caroline McKinney, township administrator. The public can still communicate with township officials via the phone, email, social media platforms and website. Portals for submission of planning and other documents are operational but developers “got permits a little later than they were used to,” Lewis said. The attack does not affect the sheriff’s substation, located in the township administrative building.

3 weeks ago | journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter

Explore“There’s no impact on services and communications to residents,’’ said Caroline McKinney, township administrator. The public can still communicate with township officials via the phone, email, social media platforms and website. Portals for submission of planning and other documents are operational but developers “got permits a little later than they were used to,” Lewis said. The attack does not affect the sheriff’s substation, located in the township administrative building.

3 weeks ago | journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter

There, developers wanted to put three- or four-unit buildings of about 1,924 square feet. Prices would have been in the mid-$400,000 range, said Max Radin, NVR’s land acquisition manager, in a public hearing. “This is surrounded by single-family homes. It’s a tough one,” said Trustee Ann Becker, who voted against the project with Trustee Lee Wong.

4 weeks ago | journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter

This is the 12th year for the event that serves as the nonprofit Union Centre Boulevard Merchant Association’s major fundraiser. “We typically get 10,000 to 12,000 people. I think this year we’re going to get more – I expect record attendance,” said Denise Reier, UCBMA president.