CELINA - As residents in northwestern Celina cleared away broken glass, busted doors, roof shingles and other debris blasted about their properties during the previous night's tornado, city crews on Tuesday were busy hauling that wreckage away and re-establishing power. [More]
CELINA - Gov. Mike DeWine visited Celina Tuesday to assess the damage wrought by an EF3 tornado that swept through the northwestern part of the city and to let people know he's aware of their suffering.
He also said he'll look into the possibility of securing federal funding for the storm-ravaged area. [More]
CELINA - The twister that tore up northwestern Celina on Monday night was at least an EF3 tornado, packing top wind speeds of 150 mph, according to the National Weather Service of Wilmington.
The survey is ongoing, but on Tuesday afternoon Van Wert County Emergency Management Agency Director Rick McCoy said it was likely a very powerful tornado. [More]
The Ohio Department of Insurance shared a disaster-recovery toolkit with Ohioans on Tuesday afternoon in response to the tornadoes that struck parts western Ohio, including Celina.
CELINA - State Auditor and Celina resident Keith Faber praised the various volunteers and community members working to pick up the pieces after a confirmed EF3 tornado barreled through neighborhoods late Monday night, killing one person.
ST. MARYS - Council members are considering an ordinance to rezone 1.605 acres of land for residential construction, an issue that had split the city's planning committee 3-2.
ST. HENRY - One of the village's two tornado sirens didn't work during Monday night's storm, preventing some residents from hearing the alert, council members learned at Tuesday's meeting.
NEW BREMEN - A contingent of village residents again attended Tuesday's council meeting to hear more about the site for a planned electrical substation.
Call it an omen of good luck or just the way the games pan out, but Coldwater is facing the same regional foe it did during a run to the 2014 state championship.
Grand Lake Mariners General Manager John Dorner made a series of announcements this week related to organizational needs and future happenings with the season on deck.
