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Hype for the Future 129/284: Ohio State Route 121

Overview Within the State of Ohio, Route 121 refers to a northeast-southwest state highway that begins at the Indiana state line near United States Route 35 in Preble County before continuing through the villages and cities of New Paris, New Madison, Wayne Lakes, Greenville, and Versailles. The entire state highway is contained within Preble and Darke Counties.

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Hype for the Future 128/284: Ohio State Route 121

Overview Within the State of Ohio, Route 121 refers to a northeast-southwest state highway that begins at the Indiana state line near United States Route 35 in Preble County before continuing throu…

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Hype for the Future 77D: Village of Versailles, Ohio

Overview The only village in Wayne Township, Darke County, Versailles represents the northeastern portion of the county in west-central Ohio, within relative proximity to—albeit distantly related to—the City of Dayton, far beyond the urban, suburban, and even exurban communities of the area. While not much in terms of tourist attractions exists within such a small village, Versailles is home to the Hotel Versailles within the downtown area.

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Hype for the Future 77D: Village of Versailles, Ohio

Overview The only village in Wayne Township, Darke County, Versailles represents the northeastern portion of the county in west-central Ohio, within relative proximity to—albeit distantly related t…

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novaTopFlex Jan 16

Hype for the Future 77C: City of Greenville, Ohio

Overview Centrally located within Darke County, Ohio, is the City of Greenville, home to a relatively smaller community with the local Veterans Memorials and the potentially seasonal Garst Museum in the central area. Though the Garst Museum may appear relatively on the smaller side, visitors are recommended to visit the museum for three to four hours; the museum is quite larger than how the site may appear from the outside. One of the most notable exhibits on the museum on the history of […]

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Hype for the Future 77C: City of Greenville, Ohio

Overview Centrally located within Darke County, Ohio, is the City of Greenville, home to a relatively smaller community with the local Veterans Memorials and the potentially seasonal Garst Museum i…

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DoomsdaysCW Feb 27, 2025

#H5N1 strikes more poultry in 4 states; #CDC updates details on recent human cases

Lisa Schnirring, February 24, 2025

"In new H5N1 avian flu confirmations today, the US Department of Agriculture (#USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (#APHIS) reported that the virus hit more flocks in four states, including another massive layer farm in Ohio, the nation’s second biggest poultry producer.

"Over the past several weeks, Ohio has been one of main outbreak epicenters, with one of the latest events involving a commercial farm in #DarkeCounty that has more than 3 million birds, according to APHIS. The virus also struck another layer farm in Ohio’s #MercerCounty, a facility that has nearly 85,000 birds.

"Elsewhere, the virus struck two more commercial farms in #Indiana, another hard-hit state. The latest outbreaks occurred at a turkey farm in Washington County and a commercial duck-breeding facility in Elkhart County. The virus was also confirmed in #backyard birds in two states, a location in #Florida’s #BrowardCounty and a location in #NewYork’s Delaware County.

"Over the last 30 days alone, ongoing H5N1 outbreaks have led to the loss of nearly 19 million birds.

"In #dairy herd developments, over the last few days, APHIS confirmed one more detection, which involves another herd from #Nevada. The state now has eight affected herds. Since the virus first emerged in dairy cattle about a year ago, detections have been reported in 973 herds across 17 states."