MONTEZUMA - At 79, barbershop singer Bud Preston, with his signature straw hat and cornerstone cane, can still break out a 3-minute soft-shoe dance.
For the last two weeks Preston has practiced his dance - not a tap dance, but what he calls a slow, rhythmic dance - with his son-in-law, Paul Mizer, the former Marion Local Schools band director for 23 years. [More]
The weather could not have been better for Saturday's Celina Invitational.
The host Bulldogs came up with some solid performances against five other Western Buckeye League teams and finished respectably in the six-team meet.
Defiance, buoyed by its distance crews, swept both the boys and girls titles. Celina's Runnin' Women took a close second, edging defending WBL champ Ottawa-Glandorf by one point. [More]
MARIA STEIN - The Marion Community Development Organization (MCDO) honored two local businesses as distinguished developers during an annual community address held Sunday at the Maria Stein American Legion Hall.
A 50-year-old Lima-area woman was killed Saturday afternoon when the motorcycle she and her husband were riding struck a car that failed to yield at the intersection of U.S. 33 and Townline-Kossuth Road.
ROSSBURG - Heavy overnight Thursday rains inundated an already saturated surface and in the interest of safety and concern for the race teams, Eldora Speedway officials reached a decision to postpone last Saturday's planned race.
ST. MARYS - The Minster Wildcats used pitching and timely offense to post a 9-2 and 7-4 nonleague doubleheader sweep over the St. Marys Roughriders on Saturday afternoon at K.C. Geiger Park.
