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OSU vs Notre Dame in 2022

Ohio State is adding a rarely-played, but pop­u­lar, oppo­nent to its future foot­ball sched­ule but the games won’t hap­pen for 8 years from now. The Buck­eyes announced they will play Notre Dame in a home-and-home series in 2022 and 2023.

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Fulton County Already at Work on Next Year’s Fair

The Ful­ton County Fair Board is try­ing to find a draw to next year’s fair as good as Lee Brice and Cole Swindell and the doo­bie Broth­ers, after set­ting records this year. Atten­dance on Sat­ur­day before last was more than 62 thou­sand and on Sun­day it was more than 63 …

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Charges Unlikely in Henry County Pedestrian Death

Deputies in Henry County say the crash that killed a Napoleon man is under inves­ti­ga­tion but are inclined to find it an acci­dent and it is unlikely charges will be filed. 26 year-old Bran­don West­hoven was walk­ing on State Route 109 in Lib­erty Town­ship in the dark at 10pm, when …

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Napoleon Woman Hurt in Crash

A Napoleon woman was injured Fri­day in a one-car crash. 56 year-old Beth Mar­shall lost con­trol of her car on Ohio 18 in Hol­gate and crashed into a util­ity pole. She was taken by Hol­gate EMS to Henry County Hos­pi­tal, where her con­di­tion was not disclosed.

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Sauder Village Family Archiving Event Saturday

Sauder Vil­lage in Arch­bold is invit­ing every­body to an event Sat­ur­day at which many ways of sav­ing fam­ily his­to­ries will be dis­cussed. It is called Pre­serv­ing Our Mem­o­ries and experts in geneal­ogy, scrap­book­ing and heir­loom preser­va­tion will instruct those who come how to pre­serve fam­ily pho­tos and doc­u­ments. Other top­ics …

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Ex-Hicksville Officer Awaits Sentence on Domestic Violence

A for­mer police offi­cer in Hicksville is await­ing sen­tenc­ing on var­i­ous charges after plead­ing guilty of domes­tic vio­lence and using the Ohio Law Enforce­ment Gate­way police data­base with­out autho­riza­tion. Charges of men­ac­ing by stalk­ing and pos­sess­ing crim­i­nal tools were dis­missed. Nathan Metz was arrested after being accused of threat­en­ing phys­i­cal …

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Fed Judge Stops Ohio From Limiting Early Voting

The State of Ohio has begun the appeal of a rul­ing against it on early vot­ing. State offi­cials intended to cut evening and week­end hours dur­ing which peo­ple could vote early. But a fed­eral judge blocked them from doing that, sid­ing with civil rights groups who said that dis­crim­i­nates against …

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Bryan Police Talk Drugs with Public Next Month

The Bryan police depart­ment asks that you save the date of Fri­day, Octo­ber 10. That’s when they present a pro­gram called Oper­a­tion Street Smart at the New Era Audi­to­rium on West Mul­berry Street in Bryan. They will edu­cate par­ents and teach­ers and social work­ers and any­body with reg­u­lar con­tact with …

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William Dillard, 88

William Alford Dillard, age 88, of Delta passed away Thursday September 4, 2014 at Swanton Valley Healthcare. Prior to his retirement he had been employed by the Chessie System Railroad, formerly known as the C&O and CSX Railroad. Mr. Dillard was born on August 6, 1926 in Old Hickory, TN. …

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Ohio Labor Day Fatalities Down

The State High­way Patrol reports Labor Week­end fatal­i­ties were down this past hol­i­day, with arrests for dri­ving impaired and drugs up. Dur­ing the period of August 29 through Sep­tem­ber first, 11 peo­ple died on Oho road­ways, com­pared to 16 the year before. 804 peo­ple were arrested for OVI, up 4.3% …

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