Special Weather Statement issued January 8 at 8:03PM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Snow showers found along a northwest to southeast line are tracking over the same areas this evening. A quick quarter to half inch of snow will make for potentially dangerous driving conditions, especially as temperatures drop this evening and overnight. Visibilities will also decrease to under a mile in some places, creating another hazard to area commuters. As of 8:00 this evening, this line runs roughly from Wapakoneta, to Bellefontaine. Another line extends from Delaware to Pataskala and then south to Baltimore. This includes the northeastern suburbs of Columbus. Additional accumulations may be found later this evening if similar lines of showers continue to develop.
The crowd in the nearly full Celina Fieldhouse roared as Cayla Hellwarth of Celina was named Miss Lake Festival 2009 by Miss Ohio Erica Gelhaus following a full night of competition. [More]
Beyke family of St. Henry will retire from their Daily Standard route this week
ST. HENRY - After 21 years of ink-stained hands, growling dogs and "some of the sweetest customers in the world," the Beyke family is hanging up their Daily Standard newspaper bag forever. [More]
Celina resident Mike Sovinski was elected to fill the open spot on Celina City Council, while Matt Gilmore of Celina was elected as the new chairman of the Mercer County Republican Party.
Six young ladies competed in the first Miss Lake Festival Outstanding Teen Pageant at a packed Celina Fieldhouse on Monday evening. The pageant was held in conjunction with the Miss Lake Festival Queen Pageant.
A 59-year-old Celina man facing 13 charges related to the death of a local woman remains incarcerated on a $1 million bond following a Monday afternoon appearance in Mercer County Common Pleas Court.
The Wabash River Conservancy District on Saturday approved a 2010 preliminary operating budget totaling $32,350 that will be sent to the auditors' offices in Mercer and Darke counties for approval.
ST. MARYS - The utility line extension for the new high school/middle school complex is now in place, according to the city electric systems superintendent.
With the type of pitching Grand Lake has, only a few runs will usually get the job done.
The Mariners scored four times in the first inning and then rode the arms of six pitchers on the way to a 6-1 win over the Lake Erie Monarchs on Monday night at Jim Hoess Field.
