The husband of a fired Mercer County Elections Office staffer allegedly tried to leave the board of elections' office with voter registration documents that he had requested to view this week. [More]
ROCKFORD - A new ordinance dealing with junk motor vehicles in the village should make it easier and less time consuming for authorities to nip such problems in the bud.
COLDWATER - The 2009 rendition of the Backyard Battle proved to be a defensive struggle, with St. Henry and Coldwater battling each other as well as the elements. [More]
The Kenton football team held on to sole possession of first place in the Western Buckeye League standings after handing Celina a 38-0 defeat on Friday night.
MARIA STEIN - Despite the muck and the mire on Friday night at Booster Stadium, the New Bremen Cardinals soared to their biggest victory in the past five years when they took down the Marion Local Flyers by a score of 17-14.
St. Marys got two fourth-quarter touchdowns, including Kyle Puschel's second of the game with just over a minute left, to allow the Roughriders to travel to Putnam County and hold off Ottawa-Glandorf 21-13 in Western Buckeye League action at Titans Stadium.
FORT RECOVERY - Going into Friday evening's Midwest Athletic Conference matchup between the Versailles Tigers and the Fort Recovery Indians at Barrenbrugge Park, the pre-game buzz centered around the potential fireworks between two of the area's more prolific passing offenses.
ANNA - The Anna Rockets did not waste any time in establishing their superiority over the Minster Wildcats, as it took them only the first seven minutes of the game to grab an early 34-0 lead. Anna gradually expanded its advantage to secure the 62-0 victory.
Jordan Leininger ran in three first-quarter touchdowns as St. John's jumped out to a 28-0 lead and rolled past Parkway 42-7 in Midwest Athletic Conference action from Panther Stadium on Friday night.
