It's so cold outside, even cattle are wearing coats.
Twenty-two calves born in the last three weeks at Brownhaven Dairy in Auglaize County have been wrapped in special, coat-like blankets to keep them warm.
Local livestock farmers have had to be more vigilant about the health of their animals after consecutive days of sub-zero temperatures and sometimes fierce wind. Though temperatures have warmed recently, lows of 8 and 10 degrees are forecast for Monday and Tuesday. [More]
NEW KNOXVILLE - Village officials were concerned when Brookside Laboratories moved to neighboring New Bremen to expand its operations.
But Crown Equipment allayed those worries when it purchased the facility on South Main Street, New Knoxville Village Administrator Rex Katterheinrich said Thursday morning at the annual State of the Villages Breakfast at First United Church of Christ. [More]
ST. MARYS - Searching for their first Western Buckeye League win of the season, St. Marys relied on a strong defensive effort during Thursday's matchup at home against Defiance.
The Roughriders built a 12-point lead by halftime and then survived an early fourth-quarter comeback by the Bulldogs and St. Marys earned a 40-32 victory. [More]
NEW KNOXVILLE - State Rep. Jim Buchy, R-Greenville, implored attendees at a community breakfast Thursday morning to support the renewal of the State Capital Improvement Program appearing on the May ballot.
Versailles can win outright championship with win over St. John's
VERSAILLES - Coldwater and Versailles rely on pressure defense for success, so the winner of Thursday's Midwest Athletic Conference matchup came down to which team could survive the opposing team's pressure the best.
VAN WERT - An early deficit was just too much to overcome when Celina paid a visit to Van Wert on Thursday night.
The Cougars had a double-digit lead for most of the first half and rolled to a 61-42 win over the Bulldogs in Western Buckeye League action at the Cougar Den.
MINSTER - Nann Stechschulte and the Minster Wildcats hope that February and March can be as pleasurable as January has been for their girls' basketball program.
St. Henry outscored New Bremen 20-10 in the second half to pull away for a 45-30 victory on Thursday night in Midwest Athletic Conference action at Redskin Gymnasium.
