Agribusiness leaders meet to discuss what they need in future employees
By Nancy Allen
Wright State University-Lake Campus this fall will begin offering courses toward associate's and bachelor's degrees in food science.
Professor Greg Homan led a focus group Tuesday at the campus to gather input from area agribusiness leaders on what the new curriculum should include and the skills employees should obtain. [More]
MINSTER - As Geron Stokes stood beneath a wall of state championship team pictures in the Minster High School office late yesterday afternoon, he pointed toward the photo of the 1989 Division V state championship football team.
"We need a few more of those," smiled the soon-to-be appointed head football coach of the Minster Wildcats. [More]
Anti-poverty group has 30 days to respond to audit
CELINA - The state is questioning a local anti-poverty organization's expenditures of $837,756.53 related to the Home Weatherization Assistance Program, according to an audit released by the Ohio Development Services Agency on Monday.
One defendant adds name, second accepts delay in trial
Two men implicated in connection with the November 2011 murders of Fort Recovery-area residents Robert and Colleen Grube appeared in different courtrooms Monday afternoon.
Mercer County Sheriff's deputies were called to an apparent suicide Monday in the Fort Recovery area.
Gayle D. Johnson, 77, 14919 state Route 49, was found dead inside his home shortly after 4:30 p.m., the victim of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
ST. HENRY - Parkway's softball team found its offense the second time through the batting order and the Panthers rolled to a 7-0 win over St. Henry on Monday in Midwest Athletic Conference action at the Wally Post Athletic Complex.
New Bremen's softball team showcased a consistent offensive effort by scoring at least one run in every inning en route to a 14-6 Midwest Athletic Conference win over Marion Local on Monday at the Flyer Athletic Complex in Maria Stein.
