There are 10 petitions, all asking the state to lower the water level of Grand Lake, being circulated door-to-door around the lake.
More than 200 signatures already have been gathered.
The petitions were crafted by Linda Conover and her husband, Gerald, whose home on the shoreline in the Northwood subdivision has flooded many times in recent years. [More]
Fresh off a strong showing at the Indian Lake Invitational, the Celina wrestling team rolled in a pair of dual-match wins on Thursday at the high school gymnasium.
The opening win came in Western Buckeye League action as the Matdogs beat Defiance 54-17 to improve to 7-1 in league duals this season. In the nightcap, Celina pulled away for an easy 56-20 win over Urbana. [More]
MARIA STEIN - A rare feat occurred at the Hangar Thursday night, as both teams came out of the game quite satisfied with their performances, despite the obvious fact that one of them lost.
As it was, the banged-up Fort Recovery Indians battled their way to a 47-34 victory, but the Marion Local Flyers may have some new-found confidence after going toe-to-toe with one of the Midwest Athletic Conference's elite teams. [More]
The fate of a $900,000 targeted watershed implementation grant from the U.S. EPA to improve local water quality remains in limbo until the federal agency's budget is approved by Congress.
The Ohio Beef Council this year will change its promotion of beef from one focusing on the pure enjoyment of eating it to using it as part of good nutrition.
NEW KNOXVILLE - Mayors from three communities comprising the "Golden Triangle" reflected on the past year and looked ahead to the future during the annual State of the Villages Breakfast planned by the Southwestern Auglaize County Chamber of Commerce.
NEW KNOXVILLE - The New Knoxville Rangers stayed mathematically alive in the Midwest Athletic Conference girls basketball title race as they defeated the Minster Wildcats, 32-22, Thursday night in a defensive struggle at Ranger Gymnasium.
