FORT RECOVERY - An early book release and scheduled appearance of its author this weekend underscores the continued recognition of Fort Recovery as a place of great historic importance.
This time, the acknowledgment is coming from overseas.
Osprey Press of Oxford, England, and Yale-educated author John F. Winkler will release "Wabash 1791: St. Clair's Defeat" this weekend on the 220th anniversary of the battle. [More]
ONTARIO - The tournament trail for Celina's volleyball team usually starts to get bumpy at the regional level.
This year was no different as Celina's season came to a crashing halt at Ontario High School for the sixth straight season when Columbus St. Francis DeSales swept the Bulldogs 25-14, 25-14 and 25-17 in the Division II regional semifinals on Thursday night. [More]
Federal assistance is coming for a wetlands restoration project on the south side of Grand Lake.
The project is part of the America's Great Outdoors Report released Thursday by the U.S. Department of the Interior. Two projects from each state were chosen.
CELINA - Some city departments' budget requests for next year are much higher than in 2011 because total personnel compensation is being accounted for in a new way.
CELINA - A public meeting is slated for Wednesday evening to decide whether a countywide property tax levy is needed to support the local health department.
Marion Local's Jake Heitkamp and Minster's Daniel Gusching brought home the top awards as the Midwest Athletic Conference football coaches selected their All-MAC team, which was released on Thursday afternoon.
Marion Local's football fans are used to traveling for the opening round of the postseason, but they get a break this season as the Flyers host their first playoff game since 2007 on Saturday at 7 p.m. as the Lockland Panthers travel to Booster Stadium.
A familiar foe will be Minster's first opponent in the 2011 Division VI state football playoffs as the Wildcats trek to Springfield to face Catholic Central on Saturday night.
