Darke County
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Search complete. 22 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Darke County".
Oct 15, 2026
55KRC Thursday Show - Cong. Davidson, Cincy Classical Academy, Vivek for Governor, Jay Ratliff
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69:02Warren DavidsonGUEST
So for those people that are, you know, on the west side, in Warren County, Clinton County, in the 1st District, you gotta show up and vote.
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69:07Warren DavidsonGUEST
And people that live in Butler County, Preble County, uh, you know, Darke County, they gotta show up and vote.
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69:13Warren DavidsonGUEST
You know, uh, the, the people in Hamilton County could, uh, could s- could, could dominate this election.
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69:18Warren DavidsonGUEST
And Republicans in Hamilton County, hey, don't give in to dismay.
Congressman Warren Davidson joins Brian Thomas this morning
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3:14Warren DavidsonGUEST
Uh, early voting in Hamilton County is skewing in favor of Democrats, so for those people that are, you know, on the west side, in Warren County, Clinton County, in the First District, you gotta show up and vote.
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3:23Warren DavidsonGUEST
And people that live in Butler County, Preble County, uh, you know, Darke County, they gotta show up and vote.
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3:29Warren DavidsonGUEST
You know, uh, the, the people in Hamilton County could, uh, could, could, could dominate this election.
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3:34Warren DavidsonGUEST
And Republicans in Hamilton County, hey, don't give in dismay.
410 - Huntingdon Recap and Gibson Co Preview
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26:52Danny GilleyHOST
No. Nope.
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26:53Danny GilleyHOST
That was Darke County.
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26:54Danny GilleyHOST
Oh.
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26:55Danny GilleyHOST
I'll find it.
The Evening Edge with Todd Hollst 10.12.2026
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45:48Todd HollstHOST
All right, I've got...
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45:49Todd HollstHOST
I'm trying to, I'm trying to get some information on a story [laughs] that Edgehead Amy just, uh, shared with me on the live stream, and I, I'm struggling, uh, trying to find the, uh, link where she, uh, uh, tagged me, but apparently [laughs] there was a, uh, an, a, an argument or a fight up in Darke County today, I guess it was today, over manure.
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46:15Todd HollstHOST
Some sort of, some sort of altercation erupted in Darke County [laughs] over manure.
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46:23Todd HollstHOST
If anybody has any details on this, I, I'm gonna keep searching.
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46:28Todd HollstHOST
I'm gonna try to get this link.
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47:11Todd HollstHOST
Back here on the Evening Edge, Monday through Friday, 5:00 to 7:00.
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47:14Todd HollstHOST
Live stream up on Facebook and YouTube.
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47:17Todd HollstHOST
Well, I got more details on this fight in Darke County over a load of manure.
Morning Farm Show 10-02-26
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6:29Allison RyanGUEST
But my, my, um, industry knowledge kind of spans way beyond, um, just being here at MVP.
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6:34Allison RyanGUEST
So I grew up on a dairy about 30 miles south of where we're at today, so in Darke County.
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6:38Allison RyanGUEST
Um, you know, that's really where I got my start with wanting to be involved in the dairy industry.
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6:43Allison RyanGUEST
Um, went to Ohio State University in Agricultural Communications and Animal Sciences and, um, got my career start at the American Dairy Association Mideast.
55KRC Thursday Show - Congressman Davidson, Eric Conroy, Jay Ratliff
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70:06Warren DavidsonGUEST
They'll go out there and run out the narrative.
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70:07Warren DavidsonGUEST
I mean, I, I had a town hall with, I don't know, 250, 300 people up in Darke County, a rural part of the district, and they were concerned about not just data centers, but high-powered, uh, lines.
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70:19Warren DavidsonGUEST
They have an eminent domain issue where, you know, high-powered power lines are coming through, and no one likes eminent domain, even the people that are using it.
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70:27Warren DavidsonGUEST
Uh, certainly people don't want something sort of force-fed to, to their, their backyard.
Congressman Warren Davidson joins Brian Thomas this morning
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6:41Warren DavidsonGUEST
They'll go out there and run out the narrative.
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6:43Warren DavidsonGUEST
I mean, I, I had a town hall with, I don't know, it was 250, 300 people up in Darke County, a rural part of the district, and they were concerned about not just data centers, but high-powered, uh, lines.
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6:54Warren DavidsonGUEST
They have an eminent domain issue where, you know, high-powered power lines are coming through, and no one likes eminent domain, even the people that are using it.
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7:02Warren DavidsonGUEST
Uh, certainly people don't want something sort of force-fed to, to their, their backyard.
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Annie Oakley, Woman at Arms-Courtney Ryley Cooper
Sep 24 · 12 Mentions
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18:22Barry EadsNARRATOR
Little came to him except another daughter.
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18:25Barry EadsNARRATOR
Finally, with the lure of new land and new beginnings before them, the family obtained the money for a railroad journey into what was then a sparsely settled district of Ohio, proceeding from Greenville, where they left the railroad, thirty miles inland to Dark County, through swamps and over corduroy roads to a spot near a tiny crossroad settlement known as Woodland.
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18:49Barry EadsNARRATOR
here began a new fight for existence upon a leased tract of land where in a tiny hewn cabin nothing seemed to prosper save a constantly augmented family of girls three were born within almost as many years the last of whom was phoebe ann oakley mosey two more years brought a boy making now a family of six one of the girls having died another emily was to swell the total to seven it was strictly a pioneer household clothing was of homespun the shoes for the stair-step brood of children cut from the hide of the first young beef butchered with the coming of the first cold snap life was a thing of conservation in those days the smoking of the hams and shoulders of home-butchered hogs over a constantly smouldering pile of hickory chips the pickling of beans and cucumbers the preserving of fruits and the drying of apples peaches and pears was intermingled with the garnering of vegetables and putting them down in dry straw beneath a heavy covering of turf to protect them against frost in the preparation for the winter when the fruits of summer toil must provide when no other food was procurable the store as such played but a small part in the life of the average farmer in such districts as that which even sixty years or seventy ago formed to a certain extent a pioneering district of america one likes to think of the pioneer as a person wandering the untrammeled districts of the west and to a large degree that is of course true but the thing which made western pioneers the hardy venturesome persons that they were was the fact that they had in a great many instances already been pioneers in what now is called the overpopulated areas of the east many a forty-niner making his stake in california found living conditions but little worse than those he had known back on the worm fenced scrabble soiled farm of what now is termed at the farthest the middle west So it was with Jake Mosey, his wife and his brood.
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20:58Barry EadsNARRATOR
The one big event of the year, in fact, was when the father, excited over the long trip, took his summer store of wheat and corn to the mill, fourteen miles away, returning with the store luxuries needed for the winter, rice and sugar and coffee.
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68:25Barry EadsNARRATOR
The natural amusement of a small backwoods town was the shooting match.
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68:30Barry EadsNARRATOR
Perhaps the turkey shoot, or the rooster shoot, or the prize shoot, it was as popular as golf today.
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68:37Barry EadsNARRATOR
there came the time when annie began to enter these contests usually managing to take home the prize and her position as a crack shot became gradually more confirmed hotel-keepers who were wont to buy the produce of her hunting expeditions heard of her One especially took a keen interest in the dark county girl who, with rifle or shotgun, on foot or from the back of a horse, could easily outshoot men who had given years to practice.
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69:04Barry EadsNARRATOR
This had a sequel.