CELINA - Too much snow. Not enough rain. Bitter cold. Scorching hot.
Ohio's weather forecasters endure the critics every season. But even after predicting another "snowzilla" earlier this week, no tomatoes were slung at the warriors of weather who spoke to the newspaper. [More]
ST. HENRY - Three graduates will be inducted into the first-ever St. Henry Schools Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame on Friday between the boys junior varsity and varsity basketball games.
Chosen for the honor posthumously was Luke F. Beckman, who graduated in 1918 and died in 1988. Also tapped was Dorothy Gast Abernathy, a 1974 graduate, and Douglas Woods, a member of the 1989 class. [More]
After nearly three years of debate, the U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed the long-awaited farm bill. President Barack Obama is expected to sign the legislation this week.
MINSTER - Village council members are expected to rule Feb. 18 on an appeal filed by a police sergeant who was terminated last month due to gross neglect of duty.
ST. MARYS - An area man charged with sexually assaulting children has pleaded not guilty to the crimes.
Roger Bonifas, 62, of St. Marys, offered the plea to six counts each of rape and gross sexual imposition during an arraignment hearing Tuesday in Auglaize County Common Pleas Court.
A Rockford man was sentenced to two years of basic community control sanctions and classified as a Tier 1 sex offender Wednesday after pleading guilty to four counts of voyeurism involving a young girl.
CELINA - An Alabama man charged last month with heroin possession and leading Celina police officers on a high-speed chase pleaded not guilty Wednesday.
It isn't often that an offensive or defensive lineman gets his name in the football record books amongst his teammates who dominant the categories with completions, touchdowns, yards and points.
MARIA STEIN - Although his decision was considered final months ago, Adam Bertke made things official Wednesday morning.
The Marion Local quarterback signed his national letter-of-intent to play at the University of Pittsburgh on the opening day of the national signing period.
A week after expressing hope in getting ready for the upcoming season, Cory Luebke will now be preparing for another surgery and another year of recovery and rehabilitation.
