It seems more people are now turning to food pantries for assistance. Community Compassion, which normally helps about 100 families monthly, reports that beginning back in November, they started seeing about 20 new families a month. And what is even more disturbing, is the fact that these new families are …
Read More »New Leadership At North Central
The North Central Local Board of Education met on Tuesday, and elected Craig McKarns president and Homer Hendricks vice president. At this week’s meeting, the board set the schedule for the rest of the year, agreeing that the monthly meetings will be held on the third Tuesday of each month …
Read More »Security Upgrades At Williams County Courthouse
Soon, visitors to the Williams County Courthouse will be required to walk through an electronic body scanner. The walk-through full body scanner at the courthouse entrance is one of two new scanners purchased recently by the county. Another new scanner will be shared between the Common Pleas and the Domestic …
Read More »Sexting Can Lead To Serious Charges — Like It Or Not!
A couple of high school sweethearts could soon find themselves listed as registered sex offenders if they send each other nude or sexually explicit photos. The term is sexting, and it’s been brought to the forefront due to an ongoing investigation involving some students at Archbold High School. The Toledo …
Read More »Bryan Board Of Public Affairs Contracts For Repairs
The Bryan Board of Public Affairs has approved a contract with Sulzer Turbo Services Houston, Inc, for repairs to the Bryan Power Plant’s No. 2 gas turbine at a cost of almost one million dollars. The contract, worth $911,225, will make repairs to the turbine which, according to city officials, …
Read More »College President Stepping Down
It was announced on Tuesday by Defiance College, that President Mark C. Gordon will be stepping down on June 30th. Gordon, the college’s 18th President, says he has accepted a position as president and dean at William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minn. Gordon has led the college …
Read More »Big Changes On The Way For Premier Area Hotel
Changes are in store for one area hotel… The Ramada Montpelier Hotel and Conference Center, according to the Bryan Times, will change its name and franchise affiliation to the Quality Inn & Suites. The name change, which will take effect later this year, is part of a total renovation to …
Read More »Henry Schedules Blood Drive
The American Red Cross in Henry County will hold a blood drive on Wednesday at Widewater in Liberty Center from 1–6 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. To schedule an appointment, call 800-RED-CROSS.
Read More »Bryan Police Report
Bryan Police report that they collared 33 year old Kenneth A. Canfield II of N. Walnut St., Bryan on a bench warrant out of Fulton County Western District Court for failing to appear. The original charge was Failing to Comply with a lawful order of a Police Officer. Now Canfield …
Read More »New Technology In Defiance
Technology never stands still, and those that embrace it move forward. Those that fail to keep up, are left behind. Now, some area first responders are taking a step forward with some groundbreaking technology that they say will allow them to more quickly respond to emergencies. The Defiance Fire Department …
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