Firm has been carving granite for 100+ years
VERSAILLES - Edwin F. Nickol Monuments has served the Grand Lake region and beyond for over 100 years, helping commemorate countless lives with beautiful blocks of stone from around the world.
WAPAKONETA - Auglaize County Community Development Coordinator Brooke Bohman, who helped reel in over $3 million in grants in under two years, is stepping down to focus on her family.
NEW BREMEN - School board members at a special meeting on Thursday morning appointed Eric Dicke to a two-year term on the board.
Dicke replaces Sco
CELINA - Three people appeared in Mercer County Common Pleas Court this week.
Eric M. Seekings, 41, of Van Wert appeared on one count of menacing by stalking, a fourth-degree felony. If convicted, he faces up to 12 months in prison and a maximum fine of $2,500.
CELINA - Two people were sentenced in Mercer County Common Pleas Court this week.
Charles L. Brown, 61 was sentenced to up to five years of community control sanctions and ordered to pay $2,455.81 in restitution on one count of forgery, a fifth-degree felony; and theft, a fifth-degree felony.
Marion keeps Parkway in check for big conference victory
MARIA STEIN - Thursday's Parkway-Marion Local girls basketball contest was a defensive gem.
Both coaches offered high praise on their team's defensive showing as Marion Local maintained a share of the Midwest Athletic Conference lead with a 39-27 win over the Panthers at the Hangar.
CELINA - Ottawa-Glandorf had two losses on its resume entering Thursday's contest with Celina.
The Titans look like they might not lose again.
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St. Marys got enough in the fourth quarter to stave off Kenton for a 60-56 win in a Western Buckeye League girls basketball game.
Nothing beats a fresh, buttery soft doughnut with a hot cup of coffee on a cold winter day and the pastry professionals in Mercer County have perfected the art.
Mercer Health has been a pillar of the Mercer County community since its humble beginnings as Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in 1950.
Over the past two
CELINA- Many things have become easier as the internet has evolved, but starting a business is not one of them.
While there's plenty of online resources to help set business ideas in motion, there's still obstacles to overcome, said Mercer County Community Development Director Jared Ebbing.
Ohio, like the rest of the globe, is getting hotter.
That creates unique challenges for farmers and the agricultural community. What can producers
Dr. Hardesty treats dairy and beef cattle, calves
MARIA STEIN - Dr. Mark Hardesty is a veterinarian on the go, caring for dairy and beef cattle and calves across the region.
Hardesty, who owns Maria Stein Animal Clinic, covers a roughly 15-county area where he travels to farms and diagnoses the animals there.
ST. HENRY- A St. Henry family parlayed a small IGA grocery store into a catering and hospitality juggernaut known as Romer's Catering that today has venues in St. Henry, Celina, Greenville and Piqua.
CELINA - The rise in short-term rental listings over the past four years demonstrates how the internet has fundamentally changed the hospitality industry.
Homes can be hard to come by in Mercer and Auglaize counties, and building a home also has its challenges.
The area is lauded for its family values
