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Tuesday, February 12th, 2019
WSU professors return to classes after tentative agreement reached
By Tom Stankard
DAYTON - Wright State University faculty union professors put away their picket signs and returned to the classroom on Monday at the Dayton and Lake campuses.   
Members of WSU chapter of the American Association of University Professors reached a tentative five-year agreement with administrators on Sunday night to end what has become the longest strike in Ohio higher education history. [More]
Knapke, Rockets keep rolling in BG
By Colin Foster
BOWLING GREEN - Luke Knapke and his University of Toledo basketball teammates heard boos when they ran onto the Stroh Center floor Saturday in Bowling Green.
That was just fine with the big man from Maria Stein.
"It's so fun," said Knapke after his team defeated Bowling Green 78-71. "I love getting booed. When we came out and got booed, everyone got excited. That just fuels us."
Not every Falcon in the building was rooting against Knapke, though. [More]
Obituaries on February 12th, 2019
Gloria Rogers
Gloria J. Rogers, age 69, of Celina, Ohio, passed away on Saturday, February 9, 2019 at the Lutheran Hospital in Ft. Wayne. [More]
Samuel Watercutter
Samuel Joseph Watercutter was delivered silently into God's arms on Saturday, February 9, 2019 at Wilson Memorial Hospital, Sidney. [More]
Local pictures on February 12th, 2019
Subscriber stories on February 12th, 2019
School cost-cutting plan questioned
Celina board OKs administrators' raises
CELINA - A large crowd of Celina Education Association members attended Monday's school board meeting in response to officials' plans to cut costs over the coming school years.
St. Marys
Utility fee for credit card may dip for residents
ST. MARYS - Residents will soon pay a smaller convenience fee for utility payments, while commercial and industrial users may see their payments rise slightly.
Celina
Councilors advocate moving city sludge ponds
CELINA - Two Celina city councilmen on Monday night made ambitious calls to relocate the city's sludge ponds and to create some kind of system to create and maintain downtown building facade standards.
New Bremen
Council moves to renew ambulance levy
NEW BREMEN - Village councilors on Monday took the first step to address the ambulance and emergency medical service levy, which is set to expire at the end of this year.
Coldwater
Wastewater rates set to increase
COLDWATER - Village wastewater rates are set to increase.
Council members on Monday gave first reading of an ordinance increasing the cost for wast
Business alliance planning event for area high school juniors and seniors
MARIA STEIN - Marion Local school board members on Monday received an update on the Auglaize Mercer Business Education Alliance
AMBE Executive Dire
St. Henry district has three days to make up
ST. HENRY - Three makeup days have been scheduled at St. Henry schools after inclement weather forced officials to close nine times so far this school year.
New Bremen's Rindler signs with Tiffin
NEW BREMEN - After helping the New Bremen football team rise from its struggles, Jacob Rindler will get a shot to help Tiffin University break through in its new conference.
Redskins victorious; Flyers fall
Compiled by Colin Foster
St. Henry's winning streak improved to nine on Monday. Marion Local's winning streak was halted at eight.
The Redskin
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