Special Weather Statement issued January 14 at 2:54PM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Periods of light snow will occur this evening and through the overnight. While accumulating snow is expected to end before Thursday morning, falling temperatures and light snow accumulations of one to two inches will result in slick travel tonight and early Thursday. Slick spots can be expected on roadways, especially bridges and overpasses. If traveling, allow for some extra time to reach your destination and be prepared for wintery driving conditions. In addition to the snowfall, falling temperatures combined with increased winds will result in feels-like temperatures near zero Thursday morning. If heading outdoors, dress in multiple layers.
Grass in the tree lawns along the newly rebuilt Touvelle Street likely will be replanted.
The decision comes on the heels of comments recently from Safety-Service Director Jeff Hazel suggesting residents along the stretch of street could be fined for the weeds that have taken over the tree lawn between the sidewalk and curb. [More]
Grand Lake was able to rally back from down 3-0 , but could not post another 11th-inning rally as Lake Erie won, 4-3, in 11 innings at a rainy Jim Hoess Field. The Mariners see a two-game win streak snapped to go to 8-9 as the Monarchs improve to 9-7. [More]
Chickasaw will get the majority of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) available through Mercer County to help finance a potential $1 million street improvement project.
The proposed 0.5 percent sales tax to build a new Mercer County jail would be applied on motor vehicle and watercraft purchases, as well as other non-food retail items.
While many of Ohio's college graduates leave the state after graduation in pursuit of high paying jobs, a majority of Wright State University's alumni remain and help fuel Ohio's economic base, according to Wright State University President David Hopkins.
Grand Lake/Wabash Watershed Alliance officials will hold a workshop in August to sign up farmers for incentive money to put conservation practices on their land.
Wright State University and its Lake Campus in Celina have the academic infrastructure to accommodate a global educational revolution and the capacity to usher in new prosperity to the region, according to WSU President David Hopkins.
MINSTER - The former Minster convent served the local area as a boarding school and orphanage, as well as a home for the very busy Sisters of the Precious Blood.
