The City of Celina may pursue financing to relocate an ascending section of Schunck Road, Celina Planning and Community Development Director Kent Bryan said.
The proposal - which Bryan said has been in the works for the last four years - would clean up and make the entrance from Schunck Road to West Bank Road safer. [More]
Fort Recovery hits 34-of-42 from charity stripe to improve to 15-1
By Randy Bruns
MARIA STEIN - The Fort Recovery Indians rebounded from a disappointing second quarter with a dominant second half in soundly defeating the Marion Local Flyers, 60-40, on Friday night at The Hangar.
The Indians are now 15-1 overall and their 7-0 Midwest Athletic Conference mark leaves them tied with St. John's atop the league, with the rub-off game between the two on tap for next Friday. The Flyers drop to 7-7 on the year and 4-3 in conference play. [More]
Celina Parks and Recreation Director Jeff Fortkamp has the Herculean task of trying to make his department more self-sufficient, Celina Safety Service Director Rick Bachelor said.
Losers could become winners when it comes to a fundraising effort sponsored by the New Bremen Historic Association.
The association plans to sell 1,000 keys - one of which will open the door to the lockkeeper's house under construction along the Miami and Erie Canal in New Bremen.
ST. HENRY - After Monday's loss to Fort Recovery, St. Henry boys basketball coach Eric Rosenbeck lamented the need for his team to play a full 32 minutes worth of defense.
New Knoxville went on a tear in the fourth quarter, rallying back from down seven at halftime to get a 60-54 win over Auglaize County rival Minster at Ranger Gymnasium on Friday night in Midwest Athletic Conference play.
St. Marys dropped to 0-7 in the Western Buckee League, falling behind in the second quarter to Van Wert before the Cougars pulled away for a 54-38 win at the Cougar Den in Van Wert on Friday night.
