Celina city officials are admitting for the first time that they are unlikely to meet the EPA-imposed deadline for fixing the city's drinking water. [More]

Celina Mayor Sharon LaRue has appointed Mike Sovinski to serve as interim city auditor until local Democrats appoint a successor.

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Three inches of rain that began Thursday and continued falling through this morning caused problems for motorists across the Grand Lake area.

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County economic development officials are concerned about Governor-elect Ted Strickland's plan to consolidate and reduce the state's dozen regional Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) offices.

A Montgomery County man has been sentenced to community control sanctions, including up to six months at a correction center, after pleading guilty to two counts of vehicular assault in Mercer County Common Pleas Court.

Project Lead The Way, new classroom engineering initiative, is continuing to grow at Fort Recovery and St. Henry local schools.

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A number of selected students in grades 4-6 from each school district in Mercer County spent Thursday at the Math, Science and Technology Convention at Wright State University Lake Campus.

COLDWATER - Wreaths adorn doors and strands of evergreens twirl along railings and banisters as the Christmas season approaches.

But the greenery that appears this time of year has a deeper meaning than just home decor. It is linked to the Hanging of the Greens tradition. [More]

It appears to be the unstoppable object against the high-octane attack when St. Henry plays Warren John F. Kennedy on Saturday morning in the Division V state championship game at Canton's Fawcett Stadium. [More]

FORT RECOVERY - It's hard to think that a coach could find negatives in a 21-point win, but Fort Recovery girls coach Jeff Roessner wasn't completely happy with his team in their 68-47 win over a good Greenville team on Thursday at Fort Site Fieldhouse, putting the Indians at 2-0 on the season.

A late third-quarter run proved to be the difference as Wapakoneta traveled to the Fieldhouse on Thursday night and defeated Celina, 51-40, in the Western Buckeye League opener for both teams.

LIMA - The Bath Wildkittens used a hot shooting first period and a stout defensive effort to rout the St. Marys Roughriders, 44-28, on Thursday night at Bath High School in the Western Buckeye League opener for both squads.

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The Parkway girls basketball team fell to 0-4 on the season with a 52-29 loss to Wayne Trace in Haviland on Thursday. The Raiders improve to 2-1 on the season.