Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Kettering.
CenterPoint Energy has been renamed National Fuel Gas Distribution of Ohio after its acquisition by National Fuel Gas Company on Oct.
1. The new utility now serves 335,000 customers in 16 counties in Dayton and the Miami Valley, and service and billing will continue unchanged.
Gov. DeWine signed House Bill 519 on Oct.
1 to suspend the gas tax for 90 days using $726 million in surplus funds to keep road projects funded. Motorists will see lower prices starting Sunday (some residents call the move a political stunt).
Montgomery County reported that over 6,500 local residents have benefited from opioid settlement funds by accessing prevention, treatment, and recovery services.
Thirteen nonprofits, including Brigid’s Path (serving nearly 3,000 families), delivered these supports as part of ongoing community efforts.
Zoe Rupp, a 7-year-old from Kettering who overcame health challenges at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, has been chosen as a Mile Champion to cheer on runners at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Columbus Marathon on Sunday, Oct.
18 — she selected Katy Perry's 'Roar' as her float's theme to inspire participants.
Alter head coach Ed Domsitz reached 400 career wins after his Knights defeated Carroll 50-7 on Friday, Oct.
2 at Spoerl-Bartlett Field.
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