ST. MARYS - Two St. Marys men were rescued from the St. Marys River Saturday night after their kayaks capsized and plunged them into 47-degree water.
St. Marys Fire Department and emergency medical squad personnel received a call at 8:45 p.m. that two males had been caught in the river, which was flowing quickly due to earlier rain and snow. The men were holding onto a log south of the South Street bridge to avoid being swept away. [More]
COLDWATER - Monday's softball game between Celina and Coldwater came down to getting runners home after they reached base.
Celina could. Coldwater couldn't.
Taylor Turner's three-run home run in the second helped spark the Bulldogs on offense and Maddy Luebke kept the Cavalier offense from scoring much in an 8-1 Celina win at Lady Cav Diamond. [More]
CELINA - City officials on a beautiful Monday afternoon unveiled to the media and Celina City Schools students the challenge course and 40-yard-dash running lane in Eastview Park, now that all equipment and underlying turf are installed.
CELINA - City council members at Monday's meeting gave first reading of legislation to transfer $2 million generated by last year's 0.5 % income tax to the police, fire and street improvement capital savings accounts.
Security camera upgrade nearly doubles coverage area, improves cameras' resolution
FORT RECOVERY - A ransomware attack on Fort Recovery schools' network in May revealed security deficiencies, district technology coordinator Ryan Fullenkamp reported during Monday night's school board meeting.
COLDWATER - Council members passed after third reading a resolution approving the Mercer County Solid Waste Management Plan in anticipation of the future closing of the county landfill.
New Bremen trailed St. Marys after four innings and then the Cardinals scored nine runs in the fifth to pull away for a 15-6 victory on Monday at K.C. Geiger Park in St. Marys.
CELINA - When it comes to growing flowers, vegetables, shrubs and trees, many variables come into play but a few basic moves can ensure a better chance for success, according to Steve Stone, owner of Nature's Green.
