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Saturday, December 9th, 2017
From a dream to a reality
Business enterprise center aims to help entrepreneurs
By Sydney Albert
CELINA - Starting a new business can be daunting, but local organizations are available to help entrepreneurs make their dreams a reality.
The Business Enterprise Center at Wright State University-Lake Campus has been a resource for area entrepreneurs, young and old, since 1985. Carol Jones, program manager, says the BEC employs a "four prong attack" on business issues and offers services like training, classes and counseling. [More]
Obituaries on December 9th, 2017
Gayla Burden
Gayla L. Burden, 81, Saint Marys, died 4:10 A.M. Friday, December 8, 2017, at Saint Ritas Medical Center, Lima. [More]
Ruth Drees
Ruth K. (Frenzer) Drees, age 71, of Fort Loramie, passed away of natural causes [More]
Mary Nottingham
Mary Nottingham, age 73, of Celina, OH, passed away unexpectedly while on vacat [More]
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Putting on the brakes
Bus driver talks about his 38 years behind the wheel
CELINA -After driving a Celina City Schools bus for 38 years, Wayne Fisher is preparing to say goodbye to the kids one last time.
Fisher's resignation, effective Feb. 28, was approved by the board of education last month.
Skins top Riders
Schlarman helps St. Henry pull away for win
ST. MARYS - The St. Henry Redskins found themselves in a scoring rut.
Then their leading scorer took control.     Tyler Schlarman scored seven of hi
Rangers beat Tigers for first victory
NEW KNOXVILLE - After using one run in the first half to take the lead, New Knoxville had to make another run later to fend off Waynesfield-Goshen and pick up its first win of the season with a 57-42 decision on Friday night at Ranger Gymnasium.
Fort beats Jefferson in OT
Compiled by Colin Foster and
Gary R. Rasberry
Grant Knapke scored 24 points and Payton Jutte added 19 as Fort Recovery outscored Delphos Jefferson 14-3 in overtime to earn a 56-45 victory on Friday night at The Stage at Jefferson Middle School.
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