FORT RECOVERY - Two long-entrenched village leaders who together dedicated nearly half a century of public service leave office today.
Fort Recovery councilman Rod Thobe and mayor Roger Broerman oversaw major infrastructure projects and industrial growth, and helped shape the town, village administrator Randy Diller said. [More]
With an increase this year in the number of impaired motorists, area law enforcement agencies this holiday weekend are cracking down on intoxicated drivers.
ST. MARYS - City Council members on Wednesday night approved a bid of more than $1 million for flood-control work on the sanitary sewer system beneath South Street.
A St. Marys farm with 210,000 pullets is seeking a five-year renewal of its permit to operate from the Ohio Department of Agriculture, according to state officials.
A night after scoring 30 points in a loss to Fairlawn, Delphos Jefferson's Trey Smith scored 33 to lead his team to a 63-31 victory over Parkway at Panther Gymnasium.
Van Wert used a strong second and third quarter push to defeat Minster 51-47 in Wednesday night non-conference boys basketball play at the Cougar Den. The win is the first of the season for the Cougars (1-6). Minster dropped its third straight game and fell to 3-5.
The Fort Recovery Athletic Hall of Fame will induct two new members on Saturday between the junior varsity and varsity games of the Indians' boys basketball contest with Lincolnview. The JV start time will be 6 p.m.
