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An explosion inside Trotwood Brake and Muffler injured two inside. Notice how the blast bowed out the garage doors and peeled off the top row of concrete blocks on the wall exposing the rafters.

The explosion occured Wednesday evening. Proprietor Kenny Masters was seriously burned and remains in very serious condition. Helper Jason Pugh's condition was upgraded Friday morning. Fire investigators have still not determined the exact cause.

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Trotwood Madison High School plays their first scrimmage August 8. The linemen this year look big even without their pads on at Thursday's practice.

The Rams will feature a new quarterback this season. Everybody was getting a chance at practice. In this play Lavontre Burke takes a spin with the ball as running back.

While the editor was flying to New Mexico last week he snapped this picture over west Texas from 20,000 feet. Notice the bright colors on the terraced farms. Anybody know what might be growing there?