CELINA - City council members on Monday night approved legislation authorizing Municipal Court Judge Kathryn Speelman to apply for an Ohio Supreme Court technology grant to improve courtroom security.

CELINA - After waiting four months on the United Network for Organ Sharing active liver transplant list, the Mustard family finally received "the call" this weekend: Colten was going to get a new liver. [More]

ST. MARYS - City council members on Monday recognized the service of a recently deceased former public servant Lyndella Andrews.

Andrews, who had s

MARIA STEIN - Superintendent Mike Pohlman told Marion Local Schools Board of Education members on Monday that groundbreaking for the elementary school classroom addition is tentatively set for March 25. [More]

CELINA - Mercer County Health District officials urge residents to remain vigilant as the rate of new confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to fall.

Six new cases reported over the weekend raised the county's cumulative case count to 3,812.

COLDWATER - Village council members on Monday approved buying a new server for the water system.

Members at the Jan. 25 environmental committee mee

CELINA - A new building project levy campaign commitee is beginning to take shape, and members expect to unveil a website in the coming weeks to inform voters of the initiative, according to Celina City Schools Board of Education President Craig Flack.

NEW BREMEN - Council members moved quickly through a light agenda during Monday evening's 14-minute meeting.

President Jacob Larger presided in place of mayor Robert Parker.

ST. HENRY - For a quarter and a half, the St. Henry girls basketball held Anna in check, but eventually the Rockets broke through.

Anna went on a 9

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