Civic Capacity
William Lutz, A. Kevin CorvoLocal government in Miami County rarely explains itself. Civic Capacity does. Daily coverage of Troy, Piqua, Tipp City, and beyond.
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The place you call home matters. Civic Capacity is about informing, inspiring and involving people in the decisions about their hometowns. All from a guy who lost a race for Mayor by 31 votes.
I’m a lifelong resident of Hilliard and covered the city for Hilliard Northwest News/ ThisWeek for 24 years, until its closure in January 2023; we at the Beacon are here to keep providing you local news and voices.
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