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Saturday, August 22nd, 2026
By Abigail Miller
ST. MARYS - In 40 years, a lot can change - technology, job titles, coworkers and even the way a city operates. For Kim Reiher, one thing remained constant: a desire to serve the City of St. Marys.
The city's network administrator is set to retire on Sept. 1, after a 37-year career with the city in a multitude of roles - including police officer, investigator, and now, network administrator. [More]
Celina hangs on to beat St. Henry in season opener
By Joe Schatz
CELINA - Football is a game of emotions. After losing quarterback Parker Wynk to injury in the second quarter, Celina had to find a way to control those emotions against last year's Division VII champions, St. Henry. In a back and forth game, the Bulldogs held on for the win 38-35 in a thriller at Celina Stadium to start the year 1-0. [More]
Obituaries on August 22nd, 2026
Jeanette J. Morgan, 70, of Celina, OH died Thursday August 20, 2026 at her resi [More]
Local pictures on August 22nd, 2026
Subscriber stories on August 22nd, 2026
CELINA - A 42-year-old Van Wert man was indicted on multiple charges Thursday in Mercer County Common Pleas Court two days after his initial arrest in Rockford.
A 19-year-old Paulding County woman died Friday morning in a two-vehicle crash in Van Wert County, a news release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Van Wert Post states.
ROCKFORD - Long before drive-thru and convenience foods, homemade fry pies were a staple at family gatherings, church socials, county fairs and community fundraisers.
MARIA STEIN - Carey has a winning percentage of better than 70% during coach Jonathon Mershman's decade-long tenure.
But the program found out Friday that defeating Marion Local is a whole different animal.
Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry
Parkway took advantage of six turnovers by Brookville, four coming by the way of fumbles, to give Keenan Leichty a win in his debut as head coach as the Panthers snap an 18-game losing streak with a 27-14 win over the Blue Devils on Friday at Panther Stadium.
ST. MARYS - Mother Nature provided the pregame fireworks and St. Marys took it from there.
After a 60-minute thunderstorm delay the Roughriders rolled up 366 yards of offense in a 36-12 season-opening victory over the Galion Tigers Friday night at Grand Lake Health Systems Field.
FORT LORAMIE - In a 17-17 first half, about the only thing to stop the offenses of the Minster Wildcats and the Fort Loramie Redskins were their own mistakes. In the second half, Minster made fewer mistakes than Fort Loramie, shutting down the Redskins and scoring 10 points for the 27-17 victory.