NEW BREMEN - The cause of a fire Monday night that destroyed a historic landmark and two businesses has been ruled undetermined.
The finding was made Tuesday after an investigator and a supervisor from the Ohio Fire Marshal's Office met with New Bremen Fire Chief Bob Kuck. [More]
ST. HENRY - The village again is making a splash by earning the title of best tasting tap water in the U.S.
Still reeling from past honors for one of the best places in the state and nation to raise kids, the small town netted its newest honor on Saturday at the 22nd annual Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting in West Virginia. [More]
COLDWATER - Though they were playing without a key cog, the Minster Wildcats turned in an efficient performance to begin postseason play on Tuesday night at The Palace.
With leading scorer Adam Niemeyer sidelined by illness for the second straight game, the Wildcats broke through in the second quarter and rode the hot hand of Devon Poeppelman to a 58-48 sectional semifinal victory over the New Knoxville Rangers. [More]
NEW BREMEN - Property "police" will not be coming to the community to look for residents disregarding the community's property maintenance code, council members decided during a meeting Tuesday.
COLDWATER - Village council members on Monday heard second reading of an ordinance that could financially protect the community from future flood damage.
COLDWATER - Board of education members on Tuesday hired a new middle school principal.
St. Marys City Schools social studies teacher Bill Ruane was awarded a two-year contract, effective Aug. 1. His salary will be set at a future board meeting, superintendent Rich Seas said.
Mercer County Commissioners are seeking input on a proposed $40,000 revolving loan to help a welding company relocate from downtown Mendon to expand in a rural Mendon site.
LIMA - Alex Greve's three-pointer with less than two seconds left in the game pushed Wapakoneta to a 43-40 win over St. Marys in the Division II boys' sectional semifinals on Tuesday night at Lima Senior High School.
It is a TEAM approach that has been the undeniable key in leading the Celina girls' basketball team to a sparkling 18-4 record and a berth in the Division II district semifinals on Thursday at 8 p.m. against Napoleon at Paulding High School.
