ST. MARYS - To paraphrase one of outdoor writer John Andreoni's newspaper columns written almost 30 years ago, we got trouble right here on Grand Lake and that starts with T and rhymes with G and it stands for goose.

Health officials refuse to issue an operating license to a local sewage system installer until the owner submits the necessary paperwork for at least six of his projects. [More]

Seventeen out of 18 area businesses have met a Dec. 31 health code deadline set by the local health department for walk-in cooler issues.

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Former area residents Tim and Marla Halko, both St. Marys Memorial High School graduates, and their family will be featured in a TLC/Discovery Health documentary to be aired at 9 p.m. Sunday.

NEW BREMEN - Outgoing board members Larry Tangeman and Mark Barhorst were honored for years of service by the New Bremen Local Schools board of education Tuesday night.

It didn't take long for the Celina boys basketball team to shrug off a dismal first quarter.

After scoring just two points in the opening eight minutes of play, Celina's offense caught fire and the Bulldogs raced past the Linden McKinley Panthers, 73-55, on Friday night at the Fieldhouse.

ST. MARYS - Things seemed to be going right for St. Marys after one half of play against St. Henry.

The Roughriders forced the Redskins into 15 first-half turnovers and had a slim 24-23 lead at the break. [More]

ROCKFORD - The Parkway Panthers used a stout defensive effort and nice play off the bench to defeat the Temple Christian Pioneers in nonleague play on Friday at Panther Gymnasium.

Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry

New Bremen saw Lima Central Catholic take control of the game in the second half and pull away as the Cardinals open