NEW BREMEN - At least 95 percent of residents abide by the village's property maintenance code but a handful flagrantly disregard the rules, village officials say.
The problem may be resolved by hiring National Inspection Corporation (NIC) of Dayton to monitor violators. [More]
FORT RECOVERY - A quick start and a blistering shooting night from behind the three-point arc led Celina's girls' basketball team to a 54-43 victory over Fort Recovery on Tuesday night at Fort Site Fieldhouse.
Celina (15-4) led wire-to-wire against Fort Recovery (14-5) in a matchup between two of the better teams in the Grand Lake area. [More]
Officials with Celina solar plant say project moving forward
CELINA - A proposal in the Senate seeks to repeal 2008 legislation that requires 25 percent of energy sold in Ohio come from alternative energy sources by 2025.
COLDWATER - Nearly 30 people attended the school board meeting Tuesday, some speaking in support of high school principal Steve Keller, whose three-year contract expires in July.
WAPAKONETA - Even those with limited mobility can exercise and stay fit.
Dr. Juan Torres, medical director for the Auglaize County Health Department, told board members Tuesday that arthritis sufferers can benefit from low- to moderately-intense exercises.
CELINA - City council members this week passed first reading of an ordinance authorizing safety service director Tom Hitchcock to enter into a new 15-year water lease agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
MARIA STEIN - Bullying is not a problem at Marion Local Schools at this time, according to superintendent Mike Pohlman. But the school should take a proactive approach by updating its policies, he told board of education members Monday night.
Marion Local used a 23-11 second quarter outburst to pull away from St. Marys and pick up their 16th win of the season with a 62-35 win in a battle of Grand Lake area teams at Murotech Court in St. Marys. The Roughriders drop to 3-16 with the loss.
