COLDWATER - School board members are pondering how best to tighten the budget in light of an estimated state funding loss of 22 to 31 percent in fiscal year 2012.
Seventy percent of the district's funding comes from the state level.
CELINA - All that was standing in the way for Celina to complete the regular season in Western Buckeye League boys tennis action a perfect 9-0 was Shawnee, one of the most dominant programs in league history.
The Indians held back the NetDog challenge, leaving the Booster Club Tennis Complex with a 5-0 shutout of Celina on Tuesday afternoon. [More]
Voters at Tuesday's primary election polls will have the opportunity to say yes or no to Issue 2, a proposed constitutional amendment changing the location of the Columbus casino facility.
MARIA STEIN - Sewer installation is underway in the Maria Stein area, according to reports presented during the April meeting of the Marion Community Development Organization (MCDO).
NEW BREMEN - Motorists are failing to stop at a new four-way stop at the intersection of Walnut Street and Amsterdam Road, which New Bremen Police Chief Doug Harrod fears could lead to an accident.
COLDWATER -Two of the top baseball teams in the Midwest Athletic Conference faced off at Veterans Field on Tuesday afternoon and the Coldwater Cavaliers defeated the Minster Wildcats 4-1 in a battle of conference unbeaten teams.
