Forty-one more employees of Apria Healthcare in Minster received formal notification their jobs will be phased out by early February. The announcement to those involved in patient payment collection came in the form of letters earlier this month. [More]

ST. MARYS - If Tri Star Career Compact's proposed veterinary prep program gets approval from all nine member schools, it will be the first compact in the state to offer a veterinary class. St. Marys school board passed the proposal Wednesday night.

ST. HENRY - Wally Post's legacy isn't hard to find in Redskin territory.

Photos and other memorabilia from his life as a Major League Baseball play

A new two-year contract between the Fort Recovery school board and the teachers' union was finalized this week at a school board meeting.

The agreement, effective Aug. 1, 2010, includes a zero percent salary increase the first year and a 1.2 percent increase the second year.

In order for Grand Lake to be eligible for huge sums of money to improve water quality, a conservancy or like nonprofit group designated as a 501 (c) 3 needs to be set up as a receptor for the funds.

Fort Recovery Village Council members this week approved the second reading of a wage ordinance that would increase the pay of full-time employees.

Village Administrator Randy Diller said the proposed increase is 25 cents an hour or 1.3 percent for all nine full-time employees.

Bids for a new modular barge for Grand Lake are expected to be opened Dec. 23, Grand Lake St. Marys State Park Manager Craig Morton reported at a Lake Development Corporation meeting this week.

A Dayton man who was found guilty of shooting a St. Marys man during a drug deal in February was sentenced to more than two decades behind bars for the crime.

MINSTER - Minster Knights of Columbus Council 2158 honored many of its own Sunday during the annual charity awards banquet.

Dottie Bensman accepted Knight of the Year honors on behalf of her husband, Tom, who lost his battle with cancer in August.

ST. HENRY - As determined as he was to win on the football field, Earle Bruce has the same determination to battle Alzheimer's Disease.

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Nestled in a historical archive in downtown Dayton, sits a banner from the 1980-81 basketball season signifying the Dayton Roth Falcons as the Class AAA boys basketball state champions. [More]