Sheriff may change tattoo policy to gain more job applicants
By William Kincaid
CELINA - Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey is strongly considering relaxing his office's tattoo policy to encourage more people to apply for law enforcement positions.
Grey, who's now in his 19th year as sheriff, readily admits his dislike for tattoos. [More]
NEW BREMEN - Ansonia got one big drive to take an early lead.
Then the New Bremen defense shut down the Tigers and the Cardinals offense got busy.
After spotting the Tigers the early score, New Bremen took the lead before the half and then pulled away in the second half en route to a 34-6 win at Cardinals Stadium on Friday to improve to 2-0 heading into Midwest Athletic Conference play. [More]
Guadalupe "Lupe" G. Posada, age 69, of Celina, Ohio, passed away at Mercy Health-St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima at 3:58 pm on September 4, 2019. [More]
Gov. Mike DeWine has made several proposals aimed at preventing further mass shootings in light of the Oregon District tragedy in Dayton that left nine people dead and dozens injured.
REYNOLDSBURG - A public health alert has been issued for yellowfin tuna purchased from Kroger stores in Ohio, according to the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
WAPAKONETA - After Friday's game, St. Marys Head Football Coach Doug Frye described Wapakoneta running back Evan Kaeck as a "bowling ball" when he runs the football.
Celina led Shawnee 14-13 at halftime before the Indians scored 14 points in the third quarter to go in front to stay and hand the Bulldogs a 30-20 loss in the Western Buckeye League opener at Shawnee Field on Friday.
