FORT RECOVERY - Residents are enjoying the color and wildlife drawn in by Community Park's pollinator habitat, which Mercer County Pheasants Forever and Fort Recovery third-graders helped plant earlier this year.
The half-acre lot that had been an empty stretch of lawn is full of color and butterflies thanks to MCPF and the classes of Sandy Raffle and Kimberly Pohlman. MCPF Vice President Bill Knapke said partnering with school and village personnel on this project was a natural fit. [More]
CELINA - School board members are seeking volunteers for a planning committee to support the proposed replacement income tax levy on November's ballot.
WAPAKONETA - As raindrops began on Thursday afternoon to pelt the entertainment tent at the Auglaize County Fair, Marc Dobson - The One-Man Band - pulled a song from his vast repertoire to mark the occasion.
