NEW BREMEN - Ten-year-old Lilli Wilker had an incredible experience last summer that will play out on televisions all over the country this weekend.
The New Bremen Elementary School fourth-grader is being featured in a segment of TV show "Little Big Shots." Wilker will display her unique talent of animal calling on the Steve Harvey-hosted program at 8 p.m. Sunday on NBC. [More]
LIMA - Marion Local coach Kurt Goettemoeller knew Thursday's game with Spencerville would be a battle through all four quarters.
The Flyers jumped out to a double-digit lead by halftime, but had to fend off a Bearcat rally over the final two quarters to escape Lima Senior Gymnasium with a 44-42 win in the Division III district semifinals. [More]
WAPAKONETA - The number of new influenza cases in the county is on the decline, Auglaize County Health Department Director of Nursing Brenda Eiting said at Thursday morning's board meeting.
ST. HENRY - After much consideration, pool advisory board members Thursday evening unanimously recommended a proposal that will include an eight-lane pool, two water slides and a splash pad.
CELINA - R.J. Matthews Co. President Daniel Matthews regaled more than 300 Mercer County Fair supporters with humor as he told the history of his father's company during the annual appreciation dinner.
WAPAKONETA - A proposed snow-removal equipment building may be put off until after a new terminal building is constructed at the Neil Armstrong Airport in New Knoxville.
VANDALIA - The two main goals this season for the Minster girls were winning the Midwest Athletic Conference title and advancing to the Division IV regional final.
ST. MARYS - Matt Patten and Julius Fisher were a big part of a memorable football season during their senior years at St. Marys, helping the Roughriders to a piece of the Western Buckeye League championship and a Division II regional runner-up finish.
CELINA - After helping the Celina boys swimming team achieve its best season in school history, Ian Darras will look to help Wilmington College maintain its place as a contender in the Ohio Athletic Conference.
