WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's inauguration speech resonated with Greg Homan of Coldwater and the scores of people surrounding him on the National Mall on Friday afternoon.

WASHINGTON - Sophia Rodriguez of Celina participated in the Women's March on Washington on Saturday not to protest President Donald Trump but to cry out for a cause dear to her heart. [More]

MONTEZUMA - Folks flocked to Bay View Pub on Saturday to watch ducklings race and support a good cause at the same time.

Participants signed up to sponsor a duck for one race or to bet on their favorite. Proceeds benefited Lots for Soldiers.

CELINA - A Sunday evening pole-barn fire at 3879 Mud Pike caused an estimated $40,000 in damages.

The Celina Fire department responded to the call at 6:10 p.m. and spent 20 minutes dousing the flames, Celina Fire Chief Doug Wolters said. No animals or people were injured, he noted.

CELINA - Saturday's matchup at the Fieldhouse featured a young Celina team against a veteran Versailles squad with MAC and state title aspirations.

And it didn't take long for the Tigers to assert their dominance.

OTTOVILLE - Saturday's matchup of Division IV state-ranked powers Minster and Ottoville lived up to the hype and nearly went overtime.

Both teams'

Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry

St. Marys and Coldwater's girls' bowling teams remained on top of their respective divisions after Saturday's West Ohio High School Bowling Conference action. [More]

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and Gary R. Rasberry  

Derek Jay's final field goal of the night was a historic one as St. Marys celebrated its new all-time leading scorer with a 55-50 win over Upper Scioto Valley on Saturday night in McGuffey.