Amid COVID-19, Bryan Municipal Utilities is collecting less revenue than expected, but expenditures are also down. BMU Operations Manager, Dawn Fitzcharles says the annual budget called for a monthly average of $1.7 million dollars in collected revenue from electric sales. Through the end of June, the average is closer to …
Read More »Fire Damages Bryan Clinic
The Compassion Medical Clinic of Williams County, on East Edgerton Street in Bryan, is badly damaged after a fire breaks out at the facility. Smoke and flames could be seen billowing from the building when the first emergency units arrived. The clinic is closed for the time being…smoke and water …
Read More »Shot Fired In Domestic Case
Authorities in Paulding County charge a woman with felonious assault. Deputies are dispatched to an Ohio 111 address, in rural Paulding, on a domestic call. Investigators tell reporters the victim is Alisha Shepherd’s boyfriend. They add he was attacking Shepherd and her son when the shooting took place. Louis Wannemacher, …
Read More »Semi Pulls Away From Crash
Bryan Police wants the public’s help to find a vehicle involved in a crash. They say a semi was involved in the accident. The big rig has a bright red cab with a silver tanker…last seen west bound on High Street from Union. Know anything about this? Give Bryan PD …
Read More »Metal Fire Put Out
Crews from Montpelier and Bryan knock down a fire at the Northwest Ohio Recycling Center, on County Road H. The say something touched off a magnesium fire at the facility. No injuries or property damage. Officials add the place wasn’t contaminated during the blaze. An investigation by both state and …
Read More »Stay At Home Hits Columbus…Again
The Ohio House of Representatives reinstates work-from-home status after a legislative aide tests positive this week for COVID-19. House Speaker, Larry Householder told his colleagues to not report to for work until further notice. The House is currently on summer recess but the staff has been working out of the …
Read More »New Marijuana Guidelines In OH
The State Medical Board of Ohio has voted to add cachexia to the list of conditions that qualify for a doctor to recommend medical marijuana for patients. The condition involves weakness or wasting of the body, due to chronic illness. It includes symptoms such as loss of appetite. It sometimes …
Read More »Golf And History Don’t Mix
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear a country club’s appeal of orders that it sell back a lease to the state historical agency to provide public access to ancient burial mounds. The court voted 5-2 to hear the case, with Chief Justice, Maureen O’Connor and Justice, R. Patrick DeWine dissenting. …
Read More »House Fire In Defiance
A blaze badly damages a Defiance home on Ayersville Ave. Crews arrived to find the front of the house fully engulfed in fire, which spread into the second story and attic. A male was taken into custody at the scene and later released. Officials say he admitted to lighting lint …
Read More »Toll Plaza Must Clear Hurdles
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency says the Ohio Turnpike’s planned construction of a new toll plaza in Williams County would impact wetlands in the area. The Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission has applied for a water quality certification for the project, between County Road 4 and County Road 5, near Montpelier. …
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