With the clock ticking toward a scheduled trial date, attorneys met behind closed doors Wednesday morning at Mercer County Common Pleas Court but came to no consensus on the case of a 22-year-old Chickasaw man charged in connection with the deaths of four area men. [More]
ROCKFORD - It's been a good year for grant money in this county village with the total bumped to around $2 million by the recent $400,000 award in state money.
"This opens up a lot of projects for us," said Village Administrator Jeff Long of the new combo grant including $300,000 in neighborhood revitalization state funds and another $100,000 from the village share of the county's Community Development Block Grant. [More]
St. Marys got better as Thursday night wore on, but the Roughriders were simply overmatched as Celina marched to a 25-11, 25-16 and 25-22 victory in Western Buckeye League action.
The two Grand Lake rivals are on opposite ends of the spectrum through the first seven games this season as Celina is 6-1 overall and 2-0 in the WBL while St. Marys is now 1-6 (0-2 WBL). [More]
ST. MARYS - It's not often that a coach is a little disappointed after a victory.
But Celina boys soccer coach Bruce Strine was not happy with his team's offensive push against rival St. Marys.
The Bulldogs put 19 shots on goal against the Roughriders, but could only manage one second-half goal. Celina's defense made the goal stand up as the Bulldogs go to 2-0 in the Western Buckeye League with a 1-0 win at West Elementary in St. Marys. [More]
If farmers don't pay a buy-in fee this year and annually insure all crops on their farms during the next five years, they won't be eligible for the supplemental disaster assistance payments in the new farm bill.
Local health officials hope area schools continue requiring tuberculosis (TB) tests for new and high-risk staff members despite a recent change in Ohio law that relaxes the statewide policy.
A new pay classificiation plan will substantially increase the salaries of four health department employees to make their wages more competive with surrounding agencies.
A Celina Bulldog countdown clock inscribed with the words "Beat St. Marys Memorial" continued ticking down to zero Thursday afternoon in the football locker room at the school's CAPT building.
The Rev. Johnny D. Parris has a simple message: Jesus loves us.
As the new interim pastor of First Baptist Church of God in Celina as of early August, he says his focus is preaching the truth as it is written in the Bible.
The Parkway volleyball team stayed perfect on the season with a three-game sweep over St. John's in Midwest Athletic Conference volleyball action on Thursday night at Panther Gymnasium.
