Gov. Kasich restored Ohio’s membership in the National Governors Association, this as he seeks to shore up credibility for bipartisan deal-making that could bolster a 2020 bid for president. Kasich withdrew Ohio from the group in 2011, citing budget concerns.
Read More »Business Alley East Clears Another Hurdle
The Edgerton Village Council accepts a bid for the Business Alley East Project. Bryan Excavating got the job with a $191,923.15 bid. The project runs from Indiana Street, at U.S. 6, to Hull Street. It will include installing a new 12-inch storm sewer, replacing all storm sewer laterals and the …
Read More »A New Rig For Bryan
Bryan has a new vehicle. The City Council approved the $76,668 purchase of a dump truck this week. The big rig will replace the Street Department’s current dump truck, a 1992 model. City officials say the new truck cost less than certain limits, so the bidding process was a very …
Read More »Worley Trial Slowed
The penalty phase of the James Worley trial went through some delays on Monday. The opening arguments and witness presentations were set to begin at 9 a.m., but after several hours, and no testimony, Judge Jeffrey Robinson announced a recess. Worley was found guilty last week of kidnapping and killing …
Read More »Literary Redemption In Williams County
Good news procrastinators. The Williams County Public Library is accepting all late returns on overdue books…no matter how long they’ve been overdue…with no associated penalty to the borrower…this during National Library Week, from April 8th through the 14th.
Read More »Like Money In The Bank
Perrysburg homeowners, you’ll be getting some money back. The Wood County Auditor’s office says too much money was collected from property owners last year for the school levy passed in November of 2016. The county collected $1.9 million more than it was supposed to. Property owners will be paid back …
Read More »NASA Pulls Out Of Harris Deal
Federal officials are pulling the plug on a $208 million satellite instrument under development in Indiana. The federal spending plan, approved two weeks ago by Congress, contained no money for the Radiation Budget Instrument being built at a Harris Corp. plant in Fort Wayne for NASA. The agency said in …
Read More »Otter Lake Home Total Loss
A fire destroys a home near Big Otter Lake. Fremont Fire Department handled the call. No one was home but a dog did die in the blaze. Fire officials say the blaze appears to be accidental. The investigation into the cause of the fire continues by both state and local …
Read More »Bike Crash Near Here
One man is hurt after crashing his motorcycle on State Road 8. Nicholas Walsh, from Monroeville, was westbound on 8 when he slowed down at a curve at County Road 61. The brake locked…the motorcycle skidded then went off the roadway, rolling twice into a yard of a home.
Read More »Hicksville Couple Arrested
Authorities arrest a Hicksville couple on endangerment charges. The arrest is related to the 2016 death of a baby only hours old. Other charges may be added. A search of Jared and Sarah Stark’s home and their property led authorities to find an infant’s body inside their Arrowsmith Road residence. …
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