CELINA - Celina schools officials aim to seek the community's input on crucial decisions that must be made this spring regarding certain district athletic facilities, including the historic fieldhouse, which has been the subject of fierce debate.

CELINA - A former Celina city councilman with a heap of experience in the public and private sectors was selected to fill out retired Mercer County Auditor Randy Grapner's unexpired term, a period of a little more than two years. [More]

NEW BREMEN - Village councilors in New Bremen on Monday passed emergency legislation that would allow a local business to expand, potentially adding 10 more jobs.

CELINA - A feasibility study will determine if Tri Star can be changed from a career compact to a collaborative compact, a move that could relieve Celina schools of financial administration of Tri Star. [More]

CELINA - A 31-year-old Celina man was arrested and charged with felony strangulation Monday after allegedly attempting to strangle his girlfriend.

Nathan J. Watkins was charged with one count of strangulation, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of domestic violence, a first-degree misdemeanor.

ST. MARYS - The St. Marys City Council on Monday night approved an agreement between the city and the police department's union regarding wages and benefits. [More]

COLDWATER - The first meeting in 2025 for the Coldwater Village Council began with a recognition and appointments.

Mayor Doug Bertke recognized Rick Muhlenkamp for serving eight years on the tree commission and appointed Dennis Brunswick as his replacement.

MARIA STEIN - Marion Local school board members took the first step Monday night toward placing a permanent improvement renewal levy on the May 6 primary election ballot.

ST. HENRY - The St. Henry Village Council on Monday discussed several key issues ranging from infrastructure to community contributions.

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ST. HENRY - The St. Henry Board of Education met Monday to review district business and to accept two staff resignations.

The board accepted donati

ROCKFORD - On a night where both Greenville and Parkway had offenses as cold as the great outdoors, Parkway's defense was warmed up and ready to go.

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New Bremen was held to just two points in the second quarter, allowing Houston to extend a six-point lead into a 14-point halftime lead en route to a 52-23 win over the Cardinals on Monday night in Shelby County.

Albert and Mary Helfenstein purchased sisters Sheryl Borger and Tonita Phipps' ancestral land on northern State Route 116 in Salem Township, Mercer County, in 1837 from the Allen County land office.