Portage County unveils new recycling plan, Kent first to commit
Katie Nix
• March 19, 2015
Interim police chief doesn’t want permanent position
Katie Nix
• February 19, 2015
Former chief’s radio show canceled
Katie Nix
• January 22, 2015
Brimfield police officers speak out at meeting
Katie Nix
• January 22, 2015
![Brimfield Police Chief and Facebook internet sensation David Oliver speaks to Kent State students on Oct. 8, 2013 about his many experiences in the police force. From years of helping on the drug task force, to his more recent ones that revolve around helping the community through his notoriety on Facebook, Oliver has built quite a background for himself prior to the interest buzz. Oliver recently released a book called No Mopes Allowed, inspired by the well-known Facebook page.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/75e14a4cbec7ff0f083ca4e26b24b23b-2.jpg)
Brimfield’s Chief Oliver resigns, claims PTSD as root of problem
Katie Nix
• January 17, 2015
![Brimfield Police Chief and Facebook internet sensation David Oliver speaks to Kent State students on Oct. 8, 2013 about his many experiences in the police force. From years of helping on the drug task force, to his more recent ones that revolve around helping the community through his notoriety on Facebook, Oliver has built quite a background for himself prior to the interest buzz. Oliver recently released a book called No Mopes Allowed, inspired by the well-known Facebook page.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/75e14a4cbec7ff0f083ca4e26b24b23b.jpg)
UPDATE: Brimfield police chief retires from position
Katie Nix
• January 16, 2015
![Students and professors gather around the School of Art Gallery during the graduate student biennial reception on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015. The gallery features works of art from graduate students in the School of Art.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/768519f2b09088aa616b50bbc593fe7a.jpg)
School of Art hosts month-long exhibit of graduate students’ work
Katie Nix
• January 15, 2015
![Brimfield Police Chief and Facebook internet sensation David Oliver speaks to Kent State students on Oct. 8, 2013 about his many experiences in the police force. From years of helping on the drug task force, to his more recent ones that revolve around helping the community through his notoriety on Facebook, Oliver has built quite a background for himself prior to the interest buzz. Oliver recently released a book called No Mopes Allowed, inspired by the well-known Facebook page.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/87b23ee1432f4c23115d29c0a509dcfb.jpg)
Brimfield police chief suspended
Katie Nix
• January 13, 2015
USG makes change in fall semester
Katie Nix
• August 27, 2014
Professor receives outstanding geography award
Katie Nix
• August 25, 2014
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