ST. HENRY - While temperatures dipped around the area, Friday's Midwest Athletic Conference battle between Marion Local and St. Henry was hotly contested. Both teams showed why they should be at the top of the standings, but it was the Flyers who avenged last year's Regional final loss with a hard-fought, 17-7 win at the Wally Post Athletic Complex. [More]

DAYTON - Coldwater native Katie Bruns fulfilled a lifelong goal when she competed as a contestant this summer on "Jeopardy!", the top-rated quiz show on TV with a weekly audience of more than 20 million viewers.

The episode will air Monday evening in syndication. [More]

CELINA - Through the majority of the first set, Celina looked a bit sluggish and in need of a spark.

Kambry Yoder provided the jumper cables.

Yoder served up seven straight points to break an 18-all tie to give the Bulldogs the 25-18 win over Kenton, then road the wave to wins of 25-13 and 25-13 in the final two sets to win the Western Buckeye League match over the Wildcats at Celina Intermediate School to move the Bulldogs to 2-3 in the WBL and 3-11 overall. [More]

  MINSTER - More than 50 community members attended a Minster Local Schools forum board work session Wednesday to get an update on a recent land exchange with the village and provide input on a possible building expansion project.

In addition to the school board, superintendent Josh Meyer and building principals, representatives from design firm Garmann Miller discussed how the land exchange happened, what the feedback process looks like and potential expansion options. [More]

  MINSTER - Minster Local Schools Board of Education members buttoned up their long-awaited land swap with the village this week, setting the stage for possible district expansion in the future.

Minster school board members at Monday's regular meeting approved an exchange agreement between the Village of Minster and board of education for the transfer of 7.3 acres of village property to Minster Local Schools, and 11.446 acres of school-owned land adjacent to Four Seasons Park to the village. [More]

ROCKFORD - The momentum swings in Tuesday night's New Bremen-Parkway volleyball match could have required some medication to stay steady.

Parkway dominated the first set, only for New Bremen to battle back to take the next two sets. The Panthers battled and forced a fifth set, where they were able to get the final two points to hang on for the 25-14, 23-25, 19-25, 25-19, 15-13 win over the Cardinals in a Midwest Athletic Conference battle at Panther Gymnasium in Rockford. [More]