CELINA - A woman named the 2017 North Carolina State Small Business Person of the Year is expanding her nonprofit Charlotte-based Second Chance Program to Celina to help formerly incarcerated people become productive members of society.

We live in times that are rapidly changing - and not always for the better.

Technology and hyper-targeted media sources have separated Americans into essentially parallel societies. People no longer disagree simply about issues but even over what constitutes a fact or reality.

By COLIN FOSTER and GARY R. RASBERRY
sports@dailystandard.com

The Minster boys and St. Henry girls completed their clean sweep of the Midwest Athletic Conference golf titles by winning their respective tournaments on Saturday. [More]

ROSSBURG - Tyler Courtney doubled up winning both the United States Auto Club (USAC) Sprint Car and Midget main events, while Aaron Reutzel won the

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The New Bremen volleyball team improved to 13-1 with a sweep of Fort Loramie and Troy during a tri-match on Saturday at Cardinal Gymnasium.