In Warren County, there were two significant races the Warren County Commission seat and Warren Couny Auditor.  There were no independents or democratic opponents  in either of these races.

Former Warren County Sheriff Tom Ariss won the Republican election in the five person race.  He narrowly edged out Tom Grossman, former Mason mayor.  Ariss obtained 37.2 percent of the votes to Grossman's 34.58%.  Other candidates were Chris Koch who drew a solid 20.25% of votes, Sandra Tugrul with 5.44% and Carlisle Mayor Tim Humphries with only 2% of the votes.

In the Warren County Auditor race Nick Nelson convincingly won over Clearcreek Township Fiscal Officer Linda Oda.  Nelson earned 69.11% of voter support in the race.  This is the second time that Nelson has nudged out Oda.  In 2006, Nelson defeated Oda in the primary.

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The Panthers Helping Panthers Par 3 Charity Challenge will be on Saturday, May 15th with a 8:00am Shotgun start.  The 4 person scramble is geared up to raise money for the Melton family.  All proceeds will go to the "Melton Family Fund" to offset medical expenses associated with caring for their son.  The Melton family is struggling with HUGE medical costs after an accident that left their son paralyzed last year.

The Par 3 Charity Challenge will be held at Clearcreek Par 3 off I-75 @ Practice Center.  The cost of the scramble is $25/person includes donation, prize money, door prizes, and complimentary pizza at The Springs Bar & Grill aftwerward.  ($20 for 18 holes of golf to be paid by the golfer on the day of event..Carts included)

For more information please contact Fred Brown (513) 205-2593 or springsbarandgrill@gmail.com

Prizes will include "Closest to Pin", Skins Game, & Top Finishing Teams!!

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