CELINA - A group of residents on Monday night again called for a new community-driven parks and recreation advisory board and voiced frustration with how the department has been run the last few years.

NEW BREMEN - Police Sgt. Brad Pyles' request for retire-rehire has been tabled.

After meeting in executive session for 50 minutes Monday evening, council members opted to delay their decision. The measure had been set for third and final reading. [More]

ST. HENRY - Village council members passed an ordinance Monday authorizing the sale of a 4.228-acre lot to allow for expansion of a local business.

The lot was sold to CKRNG Holdings LLC, doing business as ITR Manufacturing, Ideas Turned Real.

MARIA STEIN - The district's financial future depends upon renewal of an emergency operating levy set to expire in 2018, treasurer Heather Cramer said at Monday's Marion Local Schools Board of Education meeting.

ST. MARYS - The state attorney general's office will soon collect delinquent taxes for the city.

Council members on Monday approved a resolution al

ST. HENRY - School treasurer Jennifer Bruns on Monday gave school board members a positive report for the district's financial future.

"There reall

Wabash River Conservancy officials plan to clear sediment from a roughly 1 mile stretch of the river where it starts south of Mercer-Darke County Line Road, a mile west of state Route 49. [More]

COLDWATER - Village officials are considering relocating the center line and eliminating parking on South Second Street.  

Transportation committe

Jill Schmitmeyer checked off one item on her goal list this season when she earned All-Western Buckeye League honors in boys golf.

The St. Marys junior will try to check off another item on her list this weekend as she shoots for All-Ohio honors at the Division II state girls golf tournament.

CELINA - Senior Night was a successful night for the Celina boys soccer team.

Four of the 12 seniors playing their final regular season home match scored goals and the fifth-ranked Bulldogs improved to 14-1 with a 5-0 win over Liberty-Benton at the soccer stadium.

The seventh week of the high school football regular season featured nothing unexpected in the WBL, and thus little to no change in the computer stan [More]

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The Fort Recovery volleyball team pulled off a three-set sweep of Ansonia on Monday, winning by scores of 25-9, 25-18 and 25-16 in non-conference play at Fort Site Fieldhouse.

Mechanics advise motorists to check vehicles in the fall to prepare them for the upcoming colder temperatures and wintry weather.

"Fall is the time to prepare vehicles for the winter," Ted Heitbrink of Chickasaw Garage said.