ST. MARYS - For a local couple, a good plot twist is more than just a sudden and unexpected change in a book's storyline - it's also the name of their newest venture, a bookstore on wheels.

Sabrina and Matt Moorman of St. Marys co-own Plot Twist Mobile Bookstore, a 6-by-12-foot trailer they converted into a small bookstore, complete with books, bookmarks, blind dates with a book, e-reader accessories, and shirts. [More]

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The 2026 cross country season got underway for area teams with county invitationals in both Mercer and Auglaize County.

At the Wally Post Athletic Complex in St. Henry, Celina brought home the winning runners in both high school boys and girls events. [More]

  CELINA - School board members are now open to the possibility of selling the education complex/Fieldhouse, football field and a sliver of land on College Avenue in order to bring overall master plan costs down.

Board members in March 2025 voted to spare the life of the iconic but outdated Fieldhouse to make use of its locker rooms and other amenities, yet emphasized that high school basketball games will be played in a new gymnasium once the grades 7-12 school building is completed. [More]

CELINA - The score may have read 4-1, but it wasn't a cakewalk for Celina in its Western Buckeye League girls tennis matchup against cross-lake rival St. Marys on Monday afternoon at the Booster Club Tennis Complex.

"To St. Marys' credit, they [More]

CELINA- Residents of the Grand Lake region rallied around Celina over the weekend after Celina senior Parker Wynk sustained a serious spinal injury Friday night in the second quarter of the Bulldogs game against St. Henry.

While attempting to recover a fumble just before halftime, the Celina quarterback collided with another player, causing his neck to snap backward. [More]

ST. MARYS - In 40 years, a lot can change - technology, job titles, coworkers and even the way a city operates. For Kim Reiher, one thing remained constant: a desire to serve the City of St. Marys.

The city's network administrator is set to retire on Sept. 1, after a 37-year career with the city in a multitude of roles - including police officer, investigator, and now, network administrator. [More]

CELINA - Football is a game of emotions. After losing quarterback Parker Wynk to injury in the second quarter, Celina had to find a way to control those emotions against last year's Division VII champions, St. Henry. In a back and forth game, the Bulldogs held on for the win 38-35 in a thriller at Celina Stadium to start the year 1-0. [More]