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Moody’s affirms Mason’s AAA rating
Eric Hansen The city of Mason’s credit is tops with Wall Street. Moody’s Investors Service affirmed the city’s AAA bond rating this month, citing Mason’s diverse tax base, stable financial operations...
View ArticleGrant to boost Mason fire department’s ranks
The city of Mason is on the fast-track to hiring nine additional full-time firefighter/paramedics positions. Six of those positions were made possible thanks largely to a two-year $1.1 million grant...
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Judge considers motion to dismiss 2009 Taser death lawsuit
Douglas Boucher, 39, of Mason died after a 2009 tasing incident with Mason Police. Boucher’s family has filed a a lawsuit in federal court against the city, police department and two officers involved....
View ArticleRoad work grants pave way for development
Two state grants awarded to the city of Mason will help pave the way to increased business development in the city. The city has received a $150,000 Ohio Department of Development 629 grant and an...
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Judge lets Mason stun-gun death suit go forward
Douglas Boucher, 39, of Mason died after a 2009 tasing incident with Mason Police. Boucher’s family has filed a a lawsuit in federal court against the city, police department and two officers involved....
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New Mason residents invited to coffee social
New to Mason? Meet your neighbors and get involved at the next Mason Coffee event at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Mason Community Center. The informal, family-friendly gatherings are hosted by Community...
View ArticleBioscience career fair today in Mason
The city of Mason, AssureRx Health Inc. and BioOhio are teaming up to hold the Ohio Biomedical & Pharma career fair in Mason today. Twelve local bioscience companies are expected to participate in...
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Mason seeks immunity in 2009 Taser death lawsuit
Douglas Boucher, 39, of Mason died after a 2009 tasing incident with Mason Police. Boucher’s family has filed a a lawsuit in federal court against the city and two officers involved. Provided photo...
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Mason photo contest deadline is Wednesday
Cliff Turrell won Mason’s calendar photo contest in 2012 with his photo “Proud of our Heritage and Town.” Provided Wednesday is the deadline to enter the City of Mason’s annual calendar photo contest....
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Mayor: Partnership a ‘win-win-win’ for city, start-ups
The city of Mason and Top Gun Sales Performance launched the opening of the new Mason Tech Center on May 22, 2013. From left are Mason Mayor David Nichols and Top Gun owners Becky and Steven Osborne....
View ArticleFree educational program addresses perfectionism
The community is invited to attend a free educational program on how to manage perfectionism Wednesday, Sept. 11. Charles F. Brady, a psychologist with the Lindner Center of HOPE, will lead the...
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Meet the Candidates: Char Pelfrey
Charlene Pelfrey served on city council for eight years beginning in 1999 before leaving for two years due to term limits. She served as vice mayor of Mason from 2003-2005 and mayor from 2005-2007. Why...
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Meet the Candidates: David Nichols
David Nichols, a retired CEO of Interlott Technologies in Mason, was appointed to city council in 2008 and elected to a four-year term in 2009. He served as vice-mayor from 2009-2011 and was selected...
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Meet the Candidates: Don Prince
Don Prince, who retired from a 41-year career at Procter & Gamble, was appointed to city council in 2007 and elected to a four-year term in 2009. He served as Mason’s mayor from 2009-2011. Why are...
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Meet the Candidates: Rich Cox
Rich Cox, president of Al’s Heating and Cooling, was elected to city council in 2009. He serves as a board member for the Downtown Mason Association and Mason Kiwanis and is vice president of the Mason...
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Meet the Candidates: Tony Bradburn
Tony Bradburn served on city council for eight years before he was forced out by term limits in 2011. During his tenure, he served as chairman of both the finance and safety committees. Why are you...
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Election 2013: Meet the candidates for Mason City Council
Five candidates are vying for four open seats on Mason’s city council in the Nov. 5 election. Council members serve for four years and receive a monthly salary of $700; the mayor receives $1,100...
View ArticleMason voters re-elect 4 incumbents to city council
Mason voters Tuesday returned four incumbents to Mason’s City Council, according to unofficial results from the Warren County Board of Elections. With 100 percent of precincts reporting, David Nichols...
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Lottery possible for hot Mason homes
From left, Dan Tartabini, Laura Kornaker and Tom Prior withM/I Homes. The company is building a 125-home development on the site of the former Western Row Golf Course in Mason. Interest from...
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Mason American Legion donation benefits struggling Mason families
The Joe Barr American Legion post in Mason donated $500 to the Mason Food Pantry and the city of Mason’s Hope for the Holidays assistance program on Dec. 9, 2013. From left: Gina Brown, Pattie Connor,...
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