A two car crash resulted in injures to an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper Sunday afternoon. The Highway Patrol reports that it happened on State Route 576 at County Road R just after 3:00 PM yesterday. 25 year old Nathan Rios of Angola was westbound on County Road R when …
Read More »GAS STATION ROBBERY
A Montpelier gas station was robbed Wednesday night and police are looking for the man who did it. Montpelier Police say a white male entered the Valero Main Stop just past 10pm on Wednesday, grabbed a station employee and made off with cash and three cartons of cigarettes. According to …
Read More »STRYKER HOMECOMING
Stryker’s annual homecoming celebration is this weekend. It starts tomorrow with breakfast by the Boy Scouts at St. John Lutheran Church between 6 and 10am. That will be followed by a fun run, a parade, a cruise-in, a basketball tournament, a car wash, golf chipping game, arm wrestling, cornhole, and …
Read More »TORNADO SIRENS OPERATIONAL AGAIN
The village hall tornado siren in Holiday City is operational again after being out of service for about a year. Over time, Mohr Electronics has replaced all the components of the siren. According to the Bryan Times, the cost to get it back in working order, including parts and labor, …
Read More »WATER CLEARED IN PAULDING
That boil advisory for the village of Paulding has now been lifted. The village utilities department reports that water in the distribution system has been tested and is safe to use for drinking and cooking without having to boil it any longer. Paulding had been under a boil advisory after …
Read More »NAPOLEON TALKING CHANGES IN DISPATCH SERVICE
Dispatch services was the big topic of conversation Wednesday evening during a special meeting of the Napoleon City Council. The mayor told council that he estimates the city could save between a half and three quarters of a million dollars over a four year period if it were to contract …
Read More »MONTPELIER WATER FLUSHING TO BEGIN
The Montpelier Water Department will begin the annual fire hydrant flushing and flow-testing program on Monday, August 19th. It’s expected to be completed on or before Wednesday, August 28th. During the week of flushing and testing, Village water customers may notice some discoloration in their water. The Village says that’s …
Read More »KNAPP GETS FOUR YEARS
Thomas J. Knapp was sentenced Wednesday in Williams County Court to the recommended 4 years in prison for his involvement in the injuries to a young child. Prosecutors said that on Nov. 4, 2012 an 8 month old child was left in the care of Knapp while her mother went …
Read More »BOND ISSUE ON THE BALLOT IN BRYAN
A 7.45-mill, 28-year bond issue will appear on the November 5 ballot, representing local funds to match state money to consolidate the district’s students at the existing Bryan Middle School site. The Bryan Times reports that the plan calls for building a new high school for grades 6–12 east of …
Read More »LOCOMOTIVE FIRE REPORTED
A locomotive caught fire Wednesday afternoon in Edgerton. Williams County Communications central dispatch released a report saying that Edgerton Fire Department and Norfolk Southern Railroad were called to the tracks across from the Bulldog, at 404 W Vine Street just after lunchtime yesterday afternoon to put out the fire. No …
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