CELINA - Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey believes now is the right time for county commissioners to grant a 5 percent pay raise to all county employees, citing their good work and the county's solid financial status.
Grey made the pitch on Tuesday morning while going over his proposed 2019 budget with commissioners. [More]
FORT RECOVERY - Fort Recovery Athletic Director Kurt Rammel called Tuesday a "big day for Fort Recovery."
After all, it's not every day that the Indians have three college signees.
All-Ohioan sprinter Robby LeFevre is Bronx-bound after signing with NCAA Division I Fordham University. Classmates Cassidy Martin (Findlay) and Madison Rammel (Tiffin) will continue their volleyball careers at the NCAA Division II level. [More]
MINSTER - From the first trip he took to Fort Wayne and the University of Saint Francis campus, Jarod Schulze knew it was the place for him.
The Minster senior basketball standout made it official on Tuesday by signing with the NAIA power that advanced to the national championship game last season. [More]
MINSTER - For over a year, Courtney Prenger was committed to Xavier University, but she couldn't bring herself to say the magic words.
Tuesday, those words were finally uttered as the Minster senior basketball standout could say she was a Musketeer after signing her national letter of intent. [More]
REYNOLDSBURG - Area residents on Tuesday voiced their opposition to proposed rule changes for the state's distressed watersheds during a public meeting hosted by the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
WAPAKONETA - Requests for a mistrial and an acquittal from the defense team of a St. Marys man accused of first-degree felony rape and third-degree felony importuning involving a minor were denied on Tuesday.
CELINA - More than 100 volunteers for the Giving Thanks Meal in Celina work to ensure everyone can celebrate, including those unable to leave their homes.
WAPAKONETA - Auglaize County Board of Elections members certified election results on Tuesday, saying the final numbers did not change the results from those announced on Election Day.
COLDWATER - Local businesses continue to support Coldwater's First Tech Challenge, a robotics-based program featuring a mix of eighth-graders and high-school students.
