Recently, the Armstrong Air & Space Museum announced a unique partnership between the museum, Neil Armstrong Airport, and Tri-Star Career Compact.
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An 8-year-old boy from Bluffton had the opportunity of a lifetime after winning the Armstrong Air and Space Museum’s “First Flight” contest. Hudson Warwick and his family traveled to Neil Armstrong Airport in New Knoxville, where he flew inside a 1928 Ford Tri-Motor airplane. It’s the same type of aircraft as Neil Armstrong first flew in as a young boy back in July 1936.
Armstrong Air & Space Museum offering the plane ride of a lifetime with their "First Flight" contest
The Armstrong Air and Space Museum is offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for one lucky kid out there.
The community picnic, a long-standing tradition held on the last weekend of June, features food vendors, games, live music and family activities.
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According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Wapakoneta Post, Eugene Will, 75, of Minster, was flying from New Knoxville to Lewis University Airport in Romeoville, Illinois, when the plane experienced engine failure and landed in a field near Southland Road, west of State Route 29.
NEW BREMEN, OH (WLIO) - The Rotary Club of New Bremen and New Knoxville celebrated a massive milestone at their 32nd annual Rotary Auction.
An open house and ribbon cutting marked a new stage of the evolution of the Neil Armstrong Airport. The terminal building is 4400 square feet, and replaces a previous 1500 square feet building.
On June 12th, the airport will be inviting people in to check out their new terminal building, which was completed last fall. Bi-plane rides and food trucks are just some of the features of the grand opening event, along with running the Fly Me to the Moon 5K on the runway.
Santa Claus was busy in West Central Ohio on Saturday, and one of this stops included touring the village of New Knoxville. A special "Santa Hunt" event was held in the village, where families toured the village looking for hints of Santa Claus at a variety of businesses.
This holiday season, the villages of New Bremen and Minster switched up their traditional German Family Christmas to something new, to further…