FORT RECOVERY - The board of education Monday night decided not to accept any money from the Ohio School Facilities Commission (OSFC) for a high school renovation project.
This is the second year in a row the district has rejected state funds. School Treasurer Lori Koch said the district probably will be in line to receive the funding again next year. [More]
Members of the Mercer County Republican Party were given the applications of 12 residents seeking appointment to the vacant county commission seat formerly held by Jim Zehringer.
Bob Hibner, chairman of the local party's enhancement committee, distributed the resumes and applicants' answers to a questionnaire Monday at a party meeting in the Richardson-Bretz Memorial Building in Celina. [More]
The Celina WaterDogs will again send all three of their girls relays to the State Swimming and Diving Championship this weekend in Canton. It marks the second straight year all three relays qualified for state.
Roseann Garman, 76, formerly of Celina and Frakes, Ky., died Feb. 19. 2007, at Ohio Masonic Home, Springfield, where she was a resident the last eight years. [More]
ST. MARYS - An increase in ambulance rates is on tap for Monday's council meeting per the recommendation of the finance committee. However, the proposed rate increase is still the lowest in the area.
ST. MARYS - The city's power plant is up and running again after many months down for repairs. More good news is that those repairs came in under estimate by several thousand dollars.
MINSTER - Minster Local Schools board of education Monday night authorized Superintendent Gayl Ray to post openings for full-time positions of technology coordinator, high school intervention specialist and a vocal music teacher/assistant band director for the 2007-2008 year.
Fort Recovery village council members will hold a public meeting for property owners along the course of the George Street reconstruction project planned to begin this summer.
