Special Weather Statement issued February 15 at 1:53PM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Some patchy fog will linger this afternoon, but more widespread fog is expected tonight into Monday morning. Visibilities are likely to be reduced below one mile, with quarter mile or lower visibilities possible. Isolated locations may observe temperatures at or just below freezing. If dense fog occurs in these locations, some slick spots may develop on elevated surfaces. When encountering fog, be sure to turn on low beam headlights, slow down, and increase following distance.
CDA Construction Group Inc., Celina, is creating a breakwater structure to protect Celina's West Bank Rotary Walkway from wave and ice damage.
It is being installed near Breaker's Restaurant, the former Carter Villa Restaurant, by CDA Construction Group Inc. The company was awarded the contract for $138,999, Celina Planning and Community Development Director Kent Bryan said. [More]
FORT RECOVERY - High school student use of mobile devices during instructional times will be prohibited next school year unless authorized by teachers, principal Dave Warvel reported on Tuesday night.
"That's the biggest change at the high school," Warvel told board members about the new mobile device policy during the regular meeting. [More]
A $191,000 grant that was supposed to be used by farmers with land in the Wabash River Watershed will be going to those in the Grand Lake Watershed instead.
Celina Mayor Sharon LaRue was authorized by council members this week to enter into a letter of agreement with the Mercer County Commission to receive $100,000 in state grant money, awarded to the county two years ago.
NEW BREMEN - Local councilors learned Tuesday night there is some good news in these tough economic times, particularly when it comes to bidding on the White Mountain substation upgrade.
FORT RECOVERY - Every student in the middle and high schools eventually will have their own personal laptop computers, if the school administration's plans come to fruition, Superintendent David Riel says.
I stopped dead in my tracks the other week after spying a simply gorgeous vining rose bush. The magnificent plant was loaded with trailing soft yellow roses, a favorite of many.
