Bailey Cline
Bailey Cline joined The Commercial Review as a reporter in June 2020.
She graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and telecommunications. She has worked at the Ball State Daily News in Muncie as a reporter and editor, and she has also worked at the Indiana Daily Student in Bloomington as a beat reporter.
Born and raised in Hartford City, Cline enjoys reading, gaming and spending time with her border collie, Beauty.
ON THE LINE
Anniversary passes without notice
Justin and I have been dating, this time around, for about three years.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Celebrating volunteerism
A pair of volunteers were honored for their efforts Wednesday.
NEWS
Village to purchase baseball field
FORT RECOVERY –– The village has OK’d a contract to purchase the site of the current high school baseball field.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Young sentenced to 20 years
A Portland woman will serve two decades in prison after pleading guilty to a charge related to her son’s death.
NEWS
Portland officer benched after incident
Suspension follows allegation of discussing sexual conduct with ‘minor'
NEWS
JEMS repaying
Jay Emergency Medical Service is paying a more than $83,000 settlement to Medicare and Medicaid after errors were found in billings from April 2011 through March 2017.
NEWS
Council backs quarry project
U.S. Aggregates’ has made some changes and is planning to reapply for rezoning again for the expansion of its quarry operation.
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Artistic antiques
When he was young, Frank Webber liked to dig through the dump.
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Skyler support
Jay County community has come through to help 11-year-old who was diagnosed with leukemia
BUSINESS
Funds available
Jay landowners can get $$ for cover crops and other conservation best practices
NEWS
Funding priorities
Jay School Corporation is expecting to receive millions in relief funds from the federal government. It has developed a plan for how to utilize those dollars.
NEWS
FR approves staff plan
FORT RECOVERY –– Fort Recovery Local Schools will be finished with its Virtual Academy program at the end of the school year. Some elementary staffing changes will be made as well.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Practice sprouts
Emily Reynolds wants to help children grow to their full potential. That’s why she recently opened her specialized practice, ReSprout Therapy, at John Jay Center for Learning.
ON THE LINE
Games can’t last forever
I’ve never liked winning at board games, and I don’t like to beat video games. Ironic, isn’t it?
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Funding is recommended
A holiday light show is planned for Jay County Fairgrounds in November.
NEWS
Village looking in to smell from lagoons
FORT RECOVERY –– A strong stench has plagued the village recently.
OPINION
It's time for a doggy birthday party
I’ve never celebrated my dog’s birthday before.
OPINION
Butter key to great Alfredo
For the last four years, I’ve searched for a simple at-home Alfredo sauce that doesn’t taste like raw sewage. At long last, I’ve finally found a winner.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Diller: Streets need some attention soon
FORT RECOVERY — Butler and Boundary streets may be getting work done sooner rather than later.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Officers retained for 2021
Not much changed for Jay County Plan Commission this year.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Council discusses impact of $15 wage
If the federal minimum wage increased, Jay County officials want to be ready.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
A Haven for halo
Salty Haven opened for halotherapy, an alternative medicine practice, in the back room of Sunshine Boutique, 128 Wayne St., Fort Recovery, early last month.
ON THE LINE
Chip shortage is a serious problem
I’m not the most patient person. So I’m beginning to get peeved about this.
NEWS
A World of treats
When the Ruiz family purchased the building at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland, they intended to use it as an office. But Dilcia Ruiz came up with a sweeter idea.
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A World of treats
When the Ruiz family purchased the building at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland, they intended to use it as an office. But Dilcia Ruiz came up with a sweeter idea.
SCHOOLS
FR moving forward with new field
FORT RECOVERY –– Construction of a new baseball/softball facility is expected to begin soon.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Farmers argue against ordinance
Jay County Farm Bureau representatives took another stab at altering the truck restriction ordinance parameters at Monday’s Jay County Commissioners meeting.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Wild removal
Seven bears and one cougar. That’s how many wild animals were confiscated Friday from an Ohio man housing them on a Jay County property.
ON THE LINE
Valentine’s came with a countdown
Valentine’s Day is a commercial holiday. It’s goofy, but I still think it’s fun to celebrate with family, friends and, if you’ve got one, a significant other.
NEWS
Merchants group set to be honored
Fort Recovery Chamber of Commerce announced its annual award recipients Monday.
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