Look out! Funny money is back. Cash…made to look real…used as props for stage and screen…is making the rounds again. Officials say another local business has been taken. The Edon Main Stop, on Ohio 49, reports receiving two counterfeit $10 bills. They say they look incredibly real…then…a closer look reveals…Alexander Hamilton …
Read More »Housing Numbers In OH…Strong.
The Ohio housing marketplace was remarkably resilient in 2020…as the sector surpassed the prior year’s levels in sales activity, average sales price, and total dollar volume…that’s according to the Ohio Realtors Group. Homes sales reached 161,960 in 2020, a 4.3% increase from 2019…when it was 155,274. Moreover…the average sales price …
Read More »Teachers Start To Get Shots
Some school employees will begin receiving the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine this month…as Ohio continues its goal of returning all children to in-person learning by March 1st. Gov., DeWine says employees at Cincinnati city schools will be the initial recipients this week and those at other districts, next …
Read More »Portman Calls It Quits
Sen., Rob Portman tells the media he won’t seek reelection. He says the political climate out there is just too hot. He says it’s nearly impossible now to break through the partisan gridlock and make progress. The announcement ends his 30 year political career. Pretty much, what happened on January …
Read More »The Troops Are Off Watch
Ohio National Guard members who deployed to Columbus and Washington after the insurrection are back home, now. The Guard had about 500 members assisting local and state authorities in the state capitol. There were around 1,000 more providing security and other support services in the Washington, D.C. area during the …
Read More »Kimpling Case Update
Bonnie Kimpling…accused of stealing thousands from the now-closed school for children with autism that she ran in Bryan…withdraws her request for intervention and is now scheduled to stand trial, in June. She previously told the court…alcohol abuse led her to steal $150 thousand dollars from the P.A.T.H. School for Autism …
Read More »OH Curfew Extended
Governor, DeWine announces that the Ohio Department of Health will extend the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew until Jan. 30. It does not apply to those going to and from work, those who have an emergency, or those who need medical care. The curfew is not intended to stop …
Read More »Mark A.T. Leazier, 42
Mark A.T. Leazier, 42, formerly of Montpelier, OH, passed away on January 17,2021. He was born July 20, 1978, in Norfolk, VA, to Larry A. & Lucille M. (Jones) Leazier. Mark is survived by his minor children, Avery Leazier, and Raegan Leazier, as well as countless siblings and numerous nieces …
Read More »Area Man Hurt In Accident
A Stryker man is hurt in a solo crash Saturday morning on Ohio 2 at the intersection of County Road 15, in Bryan. Officials tell reporters, the driver tried to turn northbound on 15 and went off the roadway. The vehicle rolled onto its side. The victim was flown to …
Read More »McColley Earning His Stripes
State Senate President, Matt Huffman appoints Napoleon republican, Rob McColley as vice chair of both the Government Oversight…and the Reform and Judiciary committees…for the 134th General Assembly. McColley will also serve on the Energy and Public Utilities…Workforce and Higher Education…and the Rules and Reference committees, too. He also was selected …
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