Special Weather Statement issued January 15 at 6:43AM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Scattered snow showers occurring across the region will gradually diminish through 9 AM. Most locations will observe snow accumulations of an inch or less. In some of the better snow bands, locally up to 2 inches will be possible. The cold temperatures will create slick roadways due to the coating of snow. Motorists should be aware that driving conditions may change quickly along their route, going from dry to slick. If traveling this morning, use extra caution and allow for extra time to reach your destination.
No change in number of employees planned, Japanese company official says
By Christine Henderson
MINSTER - A locally-owned manufacturer for more than a century has been sold to a Japanese company.
All outstanding shares of Minster Machine Co. are being acquired by Nidec Shimpo Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Nidec Corp. of Kyoto, Japan. A share purchase agreement was signed Monday. [More]
Underclassmen took the top honors as the Midwest Athletic Conference officially released its All-Conference team.
New Knoxvillle sophomore Haley Horstman and Fort Recovery junior Wade Gelhaus earned the Player of the Year honors in a vote of the conference coaches. [More]
Lima Bath rolled through the Western Buckeye League slate this year with a perfect 9-0 mark to win the girls' league crown for the 15th time in school history and the Wildkittens were rewarded with a pair of first-team all-WBL selections.
Defiance and Elida shared the Western Buckeye League's boys' basketball championship this season and each team had two standouts that were named first team all-league.
Elida's Reggie McAdams was named the WBL's Player of the Year for the third straight season and was a first-team selection along with teammate Dakota Mathias. Defiance's Anthony Kidston and Josh Scott were also first-team honorees along with Bath's Brad Davis, Ottawa-Glandorf's Michael Rosebrock and Van Wert's Jared Myers. [More]
Officials will continue to watch Beaver Creek's capacity
GRAND LAKE - Local officials estimate it will take one month for Grand Lake to be lowered to normal level after opening a West Bank spillway tube Monday.
When gasoline prices began a steady climb five years ago, Michael Fariello swapped his fuel-guzzling vehicle for a more economic model - a Honda Civic hybrid.
FORT RECOVERY - A 60-year-old, dilapidated water tower on Link Street likely will be demolished this year.
At the suggestion of village administrator Randy Diller, village council members Monday night unanimously agreed to seek bids to get rid of the empty, aging tower.
MINSTER - Negotiations between Minster Local Schools Board of Education and the Minster Education Association continued Monday night during a one-hour executive session.
Workshop to explain how to manage, store and profit from animal waste
MARIA STEIN - The latest information on managing, storing and profiting from livestock waste will be available at a March 19 Manure Technology Workshop in Maria Stein.
