According to statistics released last week by the State Department of Education, almost 90 percent of third-graders in Ohio have earned high enough scores on school reading assessments to advance to the fourth grade. A total of 105,681 public school students out of 119,393 total statewide and 5,878 charter students …
Read More »Escapee Turns Himself In
In Adrian, a man who escaped from the County lock-up has turned himself in. Lenawee County officials say Scott Henning, who escaped 10 days ago when the lock on his cell malfunctioned, turned himself in Friday morning after having been on the run for more than a week. Henning was …
Read More »Bryan Police Arrest A Man Already In Jail
On Sunday morning, Bryan Police arrested 29 year old Daniel Vela of Pioneer on a warrant out of Bryan Municipal Court for failure to pay fines. Vela wasn’t difficult to locate. He was already behind bars at CCNO on a charge of failing to reinstate his license and speed. He …
Read More »39 Indictments Handed Down But No Arrests So Far In Williams County Drug Investigation
The Williams County Grand Jury has handed down a total of 39 indictments related to felony drug charges including indictments for possession of methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, methadone, and oxycodone. Indictments have also been handed down for trafficking and possession of synthetic marijuana, trafficking in marijuana, and in oxycodone, along with …
Read More »Montpelier Man Arrested On Sex Charges
A Montpelier man has been indicted on 10 criminal counts of child sexual abuse. 30 year old Randy Kirkendall is charged with committing the crimes against a 6 year old girl between last July and up until earlier this month. Among the charges against him, investigators say Kirkendall photographed the …
Read More »Flames Destroy Henry Barn
Flames destroyed a barn in Henry County. The Napoleon Fire Department was called to the barn fire Wednesday afternoon just before 5 near Napoleon. Fire crews from Ridgeville Township, Florida, Jewell and Malinta all provided mutual aid. Holgate EMS also assisted. The barn, owned by the Stephen Strange family, was …
Read More »Cemetary Rates Going Up In Defiance
Defiance City Council met Tuesday and decided to move forward with rate increases at Riverside Cemetery. Council on Tuesday, approved an ordinance amending current legislation concerning Riverside’s fee structure. The Riverside ordinance passed, 6–1, following a third reading. Following council’s action Tuesday, rates for contiguous Riverside Cemetery grave lots will …
Read More »CCNO Community Corrections May Be Expanding
Community service is our main goal to include helping complete projects that routinely get put on the back burner in communities,”… That was the statement issued by Executive Director Jim Dennis when describing the two community works programs currently being offered through the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio. While current …
Read More »Blood Donors Needed
The American Red Cross is asking for more blood donors to help prevent a summer shortage. Donors of all blood types are urged to schedule an appointment now, especially those with types O negative, B negative and A negative. To encourage more people to make time to donate blood before …
Read More »Dairy Days Are Here Again!
Dairy Days is happening right now at historic Sauder Village. The event began yesterday and runs through Sunday. Dairy Days Celebrates National Dairy Month and the role dairy farming played in the lives of the early pioneers and the role it plays in our lives today. Sauder Village’s Dairy Days …
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