Bryan resident, Jay Clark will stand trial for murder this week in Hillsdale County. Clark is accused of killing Jeremy Barron last February, and disposing the body in a wooded area, near Camden. Clark and his girlfriend, Ashely Hoath of Hillsdale, were arrested a week later after police executed search …
Read More »Another Heist In Auburn
DeKalb County officers are investigating an armed robbery at the Auburn Wal-Mart on Wednesday. Investigators told reporters a white man, wearing a surgical mask, showed a black handgun in his waistband. The suspect left in a black Chevy or GMC pick-up. It is the second robbery this week in the …
Read More »PA Woman To Do Time
A Pennsylvania woman is sentenced in a Fulton County courtroom for possession of cocaine. Emily Cooper, 31, of Hamburg, Pa., previously pleaded guilty to the charge, stemming from a December arrest. Judge, Jeffrey Robinson sentenced Cooper to one year, and ordered her to pay prosecution costs.
Read More »Wieland Joins The Council
The Bryan City Council selects Lynn Wieland to fill a vacant council seat. Wieland is the vice president of operations at the Spangler Candy Company. He attended Ohio State University as a business major. He and his wife, Theresa, have two sons and one granddaughter. Wieland was selected out of …
Read More »Teacher Raises In Millcreek
The Millcreek-West Unity Board of Education kicked off the new year by ratifying an agreement with its education association for 2018. The agreement includes a 4 percent raise for association members in 2018, 3 percent in Fiscal Year 2019 and two percent in Fiscal Year 2020. The board will pay …
Read More »One Hurt In DeKalb Crash
A woman is hospitalized after her minivan spun out of control and slammed into a guard rail on in DeKalb County. First responders were called to the intersection of County Road 427 and County Road 66. Officials say, Erin Godwin of Fort Wayne was headed north on 427 when she …
Read More »Luebrecht Gets Life In Prison
A Fort Jennings man is sentenced to life in prison after a retrial on an aggravated murder charge involving his toddler son. Michael Luebrecht will be eligible for parole in 20 years. Luebrecht’s counsel told the court earlier that Luebrecht did not deny that he drowned his son in the …
Read More »Three Get Jail For Hicksville Crimes
Three people are sentenced for their roles in a multi-million dollar conspiracy against the Wholesale House in Hicksville. Marcelene Keesbury, Charles French and Justin Pennington all got up to five years of federal prison time. One of the charges stems from the three hiding the identity of customers after purchases …
Read More »New Defiance Schools Now Open
The new Defiance Middle and High School was dedicated. During the ceremony, Lou Cooke of Gov. John Kasich’s office presented a proclamation, honoring the new campus. Superintendent, Michael Struble thanked the community for the new facility. Approximately 580 students in grades 6-8 and 810 in grades 9-12 are attending the …
Read More »Positive Prison Numbers For OH
Ohio’s adult prison population is continuing to fall in the new year. Data from the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shows the state housed 49,420 inmates on Tuesday. That’s 1,217 fewer inmates than a year ago at this time. The agency reported last month that the number of inmates had …
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