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Top stories of 2019 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 corn, this week we are at 68 percent of corn planted. (In 2018) we were at 100 percent at this time,” Morris said. “For soybeans, we are at 46 percent planted, with 2018 numbers and the five year average being 94 percent.” 3. Georgetown Election Issues A contentious debate about funding emergency services in Georgetown was settled at the ballot box in November. The effort to reduce the local fire and EMS evy l failed by a vote of 580 to 399. “On behalf of the entire fire and EMS department, full time, part time and volunteers, I would like to thank the citizens of Georgetown for their vote of confidence,” said Georgetown Fire Chief Joey Rockey at the time of the election. “We will continue to provide professional service to you as we do our best to spend the tax money you entrust to us wisely.” Georgetown incumbent mayor Dale Cahall won reelection over challenger Mike Mays, and incumbent council member Ginny Colwell was reelected. She will be joined on council by challenger Forrest “Buddy” Coburn. Georgetown residents also voted to explore writing a village charter and elected 15 members to a commission to begin that process. Voters in Ripley shot down a five mill levy intended to fix problems with water infrastructure in the village. The vote was almost two to one against passing the levy, with 305 voting against and 171 voting in favor. The village had hoped to raise approximately $115,000 per year for the water fund in order to repair water mains and reduce complaints about water quality. 4. Hemp Planting Legalized Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 57 into law on July 30, which opened the door to hemp production in the state.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture still must create a certification process for farmers and other regulations before the crop can be legally produced. “Details on how this process will operate are currently being worked out, along with the rules and regulations regarding the cultivation and processing of hemp. The goal is to have farmers licensed and able to plant the crop by spring of 2020,” according to a page on the ODA website devoted to the hemp issue. The ODA said that farmers will have to obtain a license to grow hemp and that licenses will also be required for hemp processors and some research facilities. “If this turns out to be as profitable as some stories say it is and if we get the production figured out and get the right varieties adapted to our soils, it will be a tremendous benefit to the county,” said James Morris, Community Development Educator, OSU Extension Service said in August. 5. Farm Census numbers released The 2017 USDA Farm Census numbers revealed that Brown County now has 1237 active farms, down from 1379 in 2012 at the time of the last census. But while the numbers of farms has dropped, the average size of the farms that remain continues to grow. In 2017, the average farm size in Brown County was 168 acres, up from 150 acres in 2012. In fact, there are more acres being farmed in Brown County today than in 2012, according to the USDA. The total acres farmed in Brown County for the 2017 census was 207, 957. That is an increase over the 206, 446 acres in 2012. The value of the farmland continues to increase as well. The average price per acre in 2017 was $4408. That is up from $3602 in 2012. In 1987, the average price per acre was $1036. In 1974, it was $604, and in 1930, you could buy an acre of farmland for $36.38. The num-
ber of farms has been consistently shrinking in Brown County for over 100 years as the average size keeps growing. 6. “The best fair in years” The 2019 Brown County Fair had the highest gate receipts in over a decade, thanks to great weather. As opposed to the 2018 fair that was one of the wettest on record, the 2019 fair took place mostly under clear skies. The fair kicked off on Monday, Sept. 23 with a parade from Georgetown Junior Senior High School through town to the fairgrounds. Almost 150 entries kept parade watchers entertained while kids caught bags full of candy. Once the parade arrived at the fairgrounds, the next big event was the 2019 Fair King and Queen Contest. When the results from the judges were in, the fourth runner up was Kathryn Dugan, third runner up was Regan Gable, second runner up was Elizabeth Meranda, the first runner up was Katelyn Cowdrey. Caitlyn Wills was named the 2019 Brown County Fair Queen. On the King’s Court, fourth runner up was Trace Dyer, third runner up was Jarrett Ingle, second runner up was Pierce Schadle, and first runner up was Christian Manning. Jeremy Ackley was named as the 2019 Brown County Fair King. Also at the king and queen contest, Bill and Teri Dunning were named as the 2019 Friends of 4-H and the late Cathy Griffith, a 45 year supporter of 4-H who passed away in April, received the 4-H Alumni Award. Family members accepted on her behalf. Also honored was the late Juanita Barricklow, who was secretary of the Brown County Agricultural Society for 17 years and ran the Royalty and Industry Ambassador departments at the fair. Barricklow passed away in January of 2019. 7. Sheriff Ellis deploys to the middle east Brown County Sheriff Gordon Ellis left in early May for an estimated nine month deployment in the middle east. Ellis serves as a two star,
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or Major General, in the U.S. Army Reserve and commands the 38th Infantry Division of the Indiana National Guard. Ellis and the 38th will be part of Operation Spartan Shield. He is leading approximately 15,000 other military members in the middle east. “Operation Spartan Shield provides command of U.S. forces in the Arabian Peninsula which includes seven countries. We conduct partnered exercises with Allies to increase operational capacity and conduct operations to deter regional aggression,” said Ellis. The sheriff is not be taking a county salary while deployed overseas. Ellis said he has spoken to the Brown County Commissioners about having his salary be used to help operate the sheriff’s office while he is deployed. When asked last January what he would like to say to Brown County citizens, Ellis thanked them for their support. “The strength that drives all of us who are deployed is the thought of our family members and our communities at home. This is why we go. I appreciate the support and the strength that we draw from the citizens where we live,” he said. 8. Stanley Plant to close The Stanley Black and Decker plant in Georgetown announced in July that it would be shutting down as of November 1. That closing was later delayed to the Spring of 2020. Georgetown Mayor Dale Cahall said at the time that he was disappointed to hear the news. “It’s devastating to a small community the size of Georgetown. When 100 jobs leave a community of about 4400 people, that’s a lot of employment loss,” he said. Cahall said that the strong national economy may be able to help Georgetown overcome the loss. “The economy is in pretty good shape and employment is sky high. I don’t think there will be a long period of time that the building is unoccupied. I would have to think that someone would be interested in it,” he said. Efforts are underway at the local level to find a buyer for the plant once operations end there. 9. Georgetown turns 200 The Village of Georgetown celebrated its 200th birthday in June. One of the main events was the opening of the sesquicentennial time capsule from 1969 on June 23 at Bicentennial Park on the square. Dr. Curt Fields also returned to Georgetown as famous resident Ulysses S. Grant. The celebration ran for four days from June 20 to June 23 and included a parade, fireworks, concerts on the square, historical characters and reenactments and walking tours of the village. 10. Night to Shine 2019 It was a “Night to Shine” once again on Feb. 8 for some Brown County residents who made the most of their time in the spotlight. The Tim Tebow Foundation sponsored the annual event which allowed developmentally disabled guests to feel like a king or queen for a few hours. The participants were treated to a day of pampering by the Cosmetology students at Southern Hills Career and Technical Center before they hit the red carpet at the Georgetown Church of Christ. There, they entered one by one to applause from those gathered to watch the grand entrance making their way to the church gym for a meal prepared and served by volunteers. After the meal, they hit the dance floor to bust a move or two and then each one was crowned as a king or queen. A similar event is planned for this year as well.
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2020 Recycling Calendars Attention all Brown County curbside recyclers. Did you know that you can now join our email list for your 2020 curbside calendars? This year we will be offering the paperless option to reduce our paper output. One key factor that Adams Brown Recycling stresses is reducing the material that we use. Help us reduce our paper mailing by joining the email list. All you have to do is call into Adams Brown Recycling with your name, home address, and email at 937.378.3431 ext. 104, or email us at
wlawhorn@abcap.net. If you prefer the mailing list your calendar will be mailed to you as usual and you do not need to call, unless your mailing address needs updated. (Same number as above) We are also reducing our mailings this year by not mailing to the village of Georgetown. Georgetown residents who would like to request a calendar may obtain one in three different ways: call the office and request a mailed version, join the email list, or visit our website at browncountywaste.org to print a digital copy.
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EXPERIENCED ROUGH FRAMER or Carpenter’s Helper needed, new construction. MUST HAVE Transportation & Phone. Call 513-752-1606 or 513-617-7960 leave message NAL COMPANY, INC. 937-444-2518 Apply in person 112 Mill St. Mt. Orab, Ohio 45154 Online Applicationhttps://nalcompany.com/career/ 1st shift - full time General Labor — Packaging Now Accepting Applications! ALLCARE HOME HEALTH, a rapidly growing company in Mt. Orab, Ohio is seeking CNA’s, STNA’s & HHA’s in Adams, Brown and Highland Counties. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, WE WILL TRAIN YOU. If you enjoy working with the elderly and a flexible schedule please contact us at 937-444-0930
GIFT STORE AT EASTGATE MALL NOW HIRING for evening shifts and weekends. If you are friendly, motivated and punctual email us at RiverCityMarket2019@gmail.com APTS UNFURNISHED BATAVIA TWO and THREE bedroom apartments available with open wait list. Accepting applications M-F, 9a.m.-4p.m. Apartments are income based. 513-732-3804 GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! 1 and 2 BR apartments or large 3 BR homes in Mt. Orab. Starting at $620 month. These are a must see! NO PETS! 937-444-3043.
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WAITING LIST NOW OPEN Owensville Commons Apartments is currently accepting applications for 1br apartments for 62 years of age or older, handicapped/disabled regardless of age. Applications taken M-F 9:30am-3:30pm. 513-732-6935 TDD# 1-800-750-0750 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.”
LYTLE TRACE SENIOR APARTMENTS 62 & OVER ONLY Subsidized Rent, Secure Building, Free Utilities On-site Laundry Pet Allowed This is a smoke-free apartment, no smoking allowed. 513-724-3358
APARTMENTS FOR RENT We have something for everyone. In ABERDEEN 2 BR Townhouses In RIPLEY Spacious 2 BR Apartments In BETHEL Very Spacious 3 BR In GEORGETOWN2 & 3 BR Townhouses PLEASE CALL 513-582-7894 for pricing and more details
1 & 2 BR APARTMENTS Williamsburg, all utilities included except electric. 513-724-7802.
TTY 1-800-750-0750 WINTER SPECIAL! DON’T MISS OUT MT. ORAB 55 and older community. Call today! 937-444-1708 NEWER 2 BR. APARTMENT IN GEORGETOWN. Appliances included, w/d hookup, water, sewer and garbage included. Tenant pays electric. Non-smoking. $625 month + $625 security deposit. 513-310-7148 APARTMENT FOR RENT IN RIPLEY One bedroom one bath, upstairs recently remodeled and fresh paint, $375.00 per month $375.00 deposit plus utilities and references required. Call or text 937-689-0542
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Eagle Creek Nursing Center Nurses- RN/LPN $3,500 Sign on Bonus Offered for Full time, Part time Also hiring RN/LPN/RPN, Cooks and Dietary Aids To qualify for this opportunity all we ask is that you: Must possess, as a minimum, a Nursing Degree from an ac-credited college or university, or be a graduate of an approved RN/LPN/LVN program. On the job training provided. Also hiring STNA FT, PT - $1,000 Sign On Bonus Apply in house or resume to me: Michelle Gilliland, DON Michelle.gilliland2@saberhealth.com Office number is 937-544-5531 APTS UNFURNISHED
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LOOKING FOR LAND TO FARM IN 2020 AND BEYOND * Competitive Cash Rent *References Available * VRT & Lime Applied * Will keep Road Ditches and Waterways Mowed Call or Text anytime at 513-310-1338
FELICITY GARRISON PLACE SENIOR APARTMENTS 62 & OVER Rent Subsidized Free Utilities Secure Bldg. On-site laundry Pets allowed 513-876-3590 TTY 800-750-0750
HOUSES FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS 3 AND 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage home to rent ASAP in Mt. Orab near WB schools. Kitchen appliances included, washer/dryer hook-up. Over 1800 sq ft living space. No pets, 1 yr lease, deposit required. 937-393-0018 or go to www.tristaterental management.com WANTED TO RENT I AM LOOKING FOR A 2 BR + APARTMENT around Mt. Orab or Sardinia area. References available. 513-568-4329
HOUSES FOR SALE LEASE TO OWN!!! Newer 3 bedroom, energy efficient, 2250 square foot townhouse ranch. City water and sewer, brick, garage, covered patio, concrete slab, fireplace. Handicap friendly, low maintenance. $996 month plus taxes and insurance. 937-444-3043 BUSINESS SERVICES A & J TREE REMOVAL AND BRUSH REMOVAL, firewood. Full insured. Free estimates. Call Travis Sheets 513-325-5172 SEWING & ALTERATIONS CELEBRATING MY 20TH YEAR Same Location Same Great Service All Your Sewing Needs For Your Family & Home including Proms, Weddings. Call 937-444-4276 or (513) 515-6628.
COUNTRY TOUCH HOMECARE We’re hiring! Dependable HHA /STNAs’ NEEDED! Weekly pay / flexible schedules/ Competitive rates Immediate hours available in Adams and Brown Counties!
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SHARED FARM HOUSE With 2 Rooms Available For Rent in Fayetteville, OH Nice Yard, Large Fishing Pond $400/Mth $200 Deposit Per Room Fully Equipped Kitchen W/D Supplied Water, Sewage & Electric Paid By Owner NO PETS! Call Eddie 513-400-7041
WANTED TO BUY Indian Artifacts, Indian bead work, Antique edge weapons, American & German Bayonets, Antique guns, Pocket knives collections Call Gilbert Cooper 1(800)272-9162
FLEA MARKET RIPLEY FLEA MARKET 9 TO 5 EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Old Tobacco Warehouse on 52 Ripley, OH Free Parking Free Admission
MISC. FOR SALE FOR SALE CRAFTSMAN 3 TIER TOOL BOX-BLACK LIKE NEW - $300 1980’S GAS PUMP COMPLETE - $225 NEW IN BOX GENERATOR CHAMPION 4000 ON WHEELS - $375 CALL 513-312-5717
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Bethel
Great 3 bedroom starter home. Great investment for rental. 2 car detached garage. Full Basement. Newer windows with blinds.
$134,900
Unique property built on an Inland Island with SR 32 on both side and a breath taking view of the valley below. (2) houses, one is 900SF ranch, 1 bedroom an attached garage. The second house built in 1895, 7 rooms, twostory home. Park like setting
$199,900
1628975
Williamsburg
Enjoy your heated in ground pool in the private back yard of this 3 bedroom 2 full bath home. Open and spacious kitchen/dining/family room. All appliances stay. Newer roof, sump pump with battery back up. Bonus room in basement could be 4th bedroom. Williamsburg Schools, Home warranty.
$275,000
Beverly Eyre 513-633-3027
Mark Jordan 513-484-7500
1630283
Jackson Twp
Absolutely beautiful inside and out! 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch on wooded lot. Updated kitchen, metal roof, 4 year old HVAC. Big, private and comfortable. Williamsburg School District. Home Warranty.
Mt Orab
Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath home on 1.13 in Beacon Hill Subdivision. Includes a two car attached garage and 30x50 three car detached garage with bonus room. Beautifully updated kitchen, sunroom, 21x16 covered deck. Fourth bedroom is locate on the lower level finished basement. Additional office/hobby room. Gorgeous, park-like back yard is a must see!
$289,500
Beverly Eyre 513-633-3027
Mark Jordan 513-484-7500
1642115
Owensville
First offering 6.7 acres mini farm in the village of Owensville. 3/4 acres zoned commercial, 6 acres zoned residential. Older two story home with add ons, old hand hewn barn behind house. House needs work. Annex 6 acres into village for multifamily development.
$249,900
Mt Orab
Great Location. Pretty brick 3 bedroom, 2 bath, on 5 acres, full basement, family room w/frplace. Living room, dining room. Has a fenced-in back yard, 44X12 pad for RV w/30 amp electric. 12x16 shed. Close to schools, stores & colleges. Potential Commercial Use(additional acreage avail)
1642582
$219,900
Len Koogler 513-753-9660
John Abell 513-266-1184
1613154
$179,900
Anderson Twp
1643147
Len Koogler 513-753-9660
Pike Twp
Lovely 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home on 5 acres. Three stall horse barn, and large stocked pond with dock. Finished basement, updated throughout. Sunroom off living room, and 16x24 deck off the kitchen. Living space is 3260 ft, basement level is 1748 sq. ft. with walkout. Two laundry rooms, one located off master suite bedroom, and one in basement.
$359,500
513-753-9660 Office www.koogler-eyre.com 1645022 Union Twp 0.46 acres +/- zoned B-1, located just off SR 125, utilities at street. This lot adjoins a 5 acre parcel at 915 SR 125, Ohio Pike. This could be a second access. $49,900 Len Koogler 513-753-9660 1564661 Amelia Zoned for multi-family. 12 units per acre. 43 acres total. Water and sewer at property. Great property for apartments or senior living. $670,000 Len Koogler 513-753-9660 1635596 Sterling Twp Beautiful 2.97 Acre building site in Eric's Crossing. Underground utilities. Western Brown Schools. Choose your own builder. $18,900 Mark Jordan 513-484-7500 1617738 Sterling Twp Beautiful building site in Eric's Crossing. Several lots to choose from. All lots have underground utilities. All lots are 3 acres(+/-) Choose your own builder. $19,900 Mark Jordan 513-484-7500 1632628 Mt Orab 62.8 acres for development, all utilities, natural gas, sewer and water. Many uses, subdivision, assisted living, senior housing, condos, single housing. $795,000 Beverly Eyre 513-633-3027 1645324 Batavia Twp Partial space available in fully remodeled office. Asking $13.50SF, Modified Gross. 16 Partitioned wall workspaces and reception area included. Shared conference room and kitchen. $13.50 SF Mike Fry 850-225-8122 1640532 Bethel Former Mercy Health Facility. Designed for medical use 8049SF. Brick/frame construction on .96 acre. Paved parking lot 34 spaces. Has two entrance doors off main entry foyer for split use. Approx. 1500SF on left and 6500SF on right side. Would easily convert to general office, daycare, or endless rental application. Property for Lease @ $8 per SF. $8.00 SF Len Koogler 513-753-9660 1642008 Tate Twp Former Lord Jesus Christ Church, brick/metal 5500sq. ft. building with large parking lot on 17 acres. Large auditorium/conference room, with many smaller rooms, kitchen area, and two restrooms. This property has been abandoned for some time and needs work. $139,900 Mike Fry 850-225-8122
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