Archive - Civic Capacity

Are Micro-Murals Coming Downtown?

And does the Planning Commission really need to be involved?

10 hrs ago •

Candidates on Camera: At-Large Candidate Kay Friedly

A deeper look at this veteran's first bid for public office

Apr 22 •

Candidates on Camera: Sixth Ward Candidate Sherrie Foster

Today, our publication begins our "Candidates on Camera" series.

Apr 21 •

Why Is Troy Divided into Wards?

And What Ward Do I Live In?

Apr 20 •

Civic Capacity Rewind: An Anniversary Worth Remembering

Remembering the Opening of a Downtown Street

Apr 19 •

Celebrating Our County Government

April is County Government Week throughout the Country!

Apr 18 •

Piqua’s Non-Agenda Public Comment: The Meeting After the Meeting That Silences the Public

When city business ends and the cameras stop rolling, Piqua’s City Commission invites residents to speak - just not to be heard

Apr 17 •

Early Voting off to Solid Start in Troy

The first four days of early voting is done. Can we learn anything?

Apr 16 •

Who is Going to Provide Sewer Service in Carriage Trails 2.0?

Tri-Cities Wastewater is asking for approval to provide service to newly annexed areas

Apr 15 •

Meet The Candidate: Kay Friedly

This U. S. Air Force Veteran is making her first bid for public office

Apr 14 •

We Are Getting Better Things!

New black aluminum light poles are on tap for West Main Street

Apr 13 •

Why is Turnover So High at the Troy Fire Department?

Data shows that a number of firefighters have left since the beginning of last year.

Apr 12 •

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