New Bremen Rotarians learn about famous car racing venue
By Tom Stankard
NEW BREMEN - The New Bremen Speedway may have closed nearly 40 years ago, but village resident Dave Kramer is keeping its spirit alive.
The lifelong racing fanatic on Tuesday shared with New Bremen/New Knoxville Rotarians information he has gathered as part of a longtime project to learn more about the nationally renowned racetrack. [More]
ST. MARYS - The city's proposed 2020 appropriations, set at about $52 million after extensive revision, will be forwarded to city council for consideration.
And it's St. Marys' lowest budget in five years, safety service director Greg Foxhoven declared at Monday's finance committee meeting. [More]
CELINA - Homelessness in Mercer County looks different from homelessness in a big city. In fact, it doesn't make a large impression at all.
Survey results posted on cohhio.org/boscoc and based on a count by state government officials in January of this year showed no individuals or households were counted as homeless. [More]
FORT RECOVERY - Given the scrappiness of the two teams throughout the night, the St. Marys-Fort Recovery boys basketball opening game was bound to have a wild finish.
Gavin Thobe's free throws with 11.2 seconds remaining in regulation gave Fort Recovery the lead and St. Marys' chance to tie or win fell short to give the Indians a 55-53 victory at Fort Site Fieldhouse. [More]
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