Zoning regulations may be changing in East Jefferson Township to permit loftier construction, making the commercial and industrial zones more attractive to companies. It also would make existing height variances insignificant such as that held by Mercer Energy. [More]
Western Brown a six-inning speed bump for Bulldogs
By Ryan Hines
CLAYTON - Celina's battery of Laura Homan and Kinzie Gardner were sick with the flu all week long, but it didn't show in their play during the Division II regional semifinal on Thursday.
Homan and Gardner sparked Celina to a surprisingly easy 10-0 six-inning win over Mount Orab Western Brown at Northmont High School, pushing the Bulldogs to the regional final. [More]
HUBER HEIGHTS - The Parkway Panthers are one win away from making their third trip to state in school history after blanking the Newton Indians by a score of 5-0 Thursday at Wayne High School.
The Panthers, now 18-6 on the year, will play Triad (18-9) Saturday for the Division IV regional championship and a shot at playing at the state level next week in Akron. [More]
James W. Hensley, 54, 511 Beech St., St. Marys, died May 29, 2008, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. Death was due to natural causes. [More]
Former Minster resident Romania F. Ranly, 85, of St. Marys, died at 12:45 a.m. May 29, 2008, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. [More]
Jamison D. Godfrey pleaded not guilty Thursday morning in Mercer County Common Pleas Court to charges stemming from an April 27 altercation that allegedly resulted in the death of his unborn child.
ELIDA - Fans were anticipating a classic pitcher's duel and the pitching combo of Cory Klenke and Ryan Radcliff provided it.
Klenke, the ace of the Coldwater staff, and Radcliff, star pitcher for Fairview, each allowed just two hits in the first game of the Division III Regional Final.
The Coldwater girls 3,200-meter relay team will head to Columbus next week after placing fourth in the finals in the Division II regional meet at Lexington on Thursday.
