St. Henry fifth-graders support classmate losing his locks from cancer treatment
By Shelley Grieshop
ST. HENRY - Like swapping baseball cards, 17 young boys traded in their hair Monday night in support of a friend who's losing his locks to cancer.
The children - most fifth-graders at St. Henry schools - eagerly plopped one by one into chairs at Total Image Salon so their classmate, Brett Ranly, wouldn't be the only kid in town without hair. [More]
The Mercer County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the discovery of three old tombstones in a Bayview Drive yard.
A deputy responded to 107 Bayview Drive on March 30 after Melinda Leiss and her husband made the unusual discovery at the house they recently purchased. [More]
After 11 successful seasons of directing the St. Marys football program, Doug Frye has decided to walk away as head coach of the Roughriders.
It was a difficult decision to make according to Frye, but with sons Bo and Koby playing football collegiately, it came down to a choice for more family time. [More]
Women of the tribe likely did the most, expert tells historical society dinner guests
NEW KNOXVILLE - Forget Christopher Columbus and Lief Erikson. Forget the Pilgrims, the Mayflower and Plymouth Rock. There can be no question the Paleoindians discovered America in 12,000 B.C. via a land bridge from Asia, according to an archaeology expert.
Sales from Keno, Ohio Lottery's latest game of chance, are lukewarm compared to initial state expectations of it bringing in $292 million in its first year.
Members of the private Lake Development Corporation (LDC) voted Monday to cancel the group's annual Legislative Day on the Lake this year to save money to possibly hire a consultant to go after grant money to help clean up Grand Lake.
ST. MARYS - Signs of spring are everywhere despite the snow flurries this morning. One of the first signs is Spring Cleanup during which the city will collect residents' throw-aways at the curb. There are a couple changes this year.
A 16-year-old Coldwater girl faces several drug charges after a Coldwater Police officer investigated suspicious activity in the 600 block of West North Street. The incident occurred at 12:37 a.m. March 31.
