MARIA STEIN - A new 50-foot tall steel cross erected Tuesday was built as a spiritual landmark for generations to come.

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A Mendon man, who drove left of center and killed a Minster mother of four, received an 18-month operator's license suspension and a $500 fine during a recent appearance in Celina Municipal Court.

Mercer County and Ohio Division of Parks officials are discussing a potential partnership to build a new boathouse along Celina's west bank of Grand Lake.

A long-planned improvement at Celina Gardens apartments will go forward following Celina Board of Zoning Appeals approval this week.

The complex at 710 Devonshire needed approval for the improvements because some of the work exceeded a prior variance granted for the property.

ROCKFORD - The issue of naming the new school's auditorium after former band director Richard Sherrick was revisited at the Parkway Local Schools board of education meeting Tuesday.

MINSTER - Area residents are being asked to voluntarily conserve water as water consumption rises in the wake of dry weather conditions.

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Three area men face charges after they allegedly climbed the Chickasaw water tower early Sunday morning and then left the scene before authorities arrived. [More]

WAPAKONETA - A 33-year-old man was denied release from prison where he is serving an 18-month prison sentence for stabbing another man during a bar fight in St. Marys in March.

A busload of local community leaders traveled throughout Mercer County on Tuesday, visiting some of the top businesses to get a better understanding of the economic base.

A Celina man faces multiple charges stemming from injuries his 1-year-old sustained as the two allegedly "rough-housed" and wrestled.

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In the previous three games, Celina compiled a total of 22 runs, but was left with three losses as opponents scored 39 runs.

Going into Tuesday's ACME game with cross-lake rival St. Marys, the Bulldogs looked to end their slide.

Just two days after its best offensive game of the summer, Grand Lake was handcuffed by Lake Erie on Tuesday evening.

The Mariners were shut out for the first six innings before falling to the Monarchs, 6-2, in Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League play at Jim Hoess Field. [More]

With the first full week of the league done, the GLSCL stat sheets are chock full of Mariners in the hitting departments.

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Parkway improved to 11-6 on the season with a 17-9 win over Bath on Tuesday in Bath Township. The Wildcats drop to 5-3 on the season.

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