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Defiance Fire Chief Stepping Down

Defiance Fire Chief Dave Schmaltz is stepping down in order to take on a new position as fire chief in Battle Creek, Mich. Schmaltz said that he has accepted the position with the city of Battle Creek and will begin his duties there on Feb. 3. His last day with …

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Need Nominations for Bryan’s Good Citizen of the Year

The Bryan Area Foundation is now seeking nominations for the Good Citizen of the Year Award. The individual selected following the nomination process will be recognized during the Foundation’s banquet in May. Deadline for nominations is Feb. 1st. The annual award is endowed by Hawk family members in memory of …

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Skinny Little Buddy’s Owner faces 20 Counts of Animal Cruelty

The owner of an Edon animal shelter will be in court Friday morning to face 20 counts of cruelty to animals. According to the Bryan Times, charges that were filed against 57 year old Vicki Cornell and her business, Skinny Little Buddy’s, came about following an incident last August when …

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Long-term Research Site Deal with Soil Health Soon

A long-term research site in Putnam County will soon be available to deal with soil health. The Putnam County OSU Extension Office and Soil and Water Conservation District report the project will be located south of the landfill on County Road H-11. County commissioners are in favor of the site, …

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New Stryker Council Members Sworn In

In Stryker, four newly elected council members were sworn into office at Monday night’s meeting: • Michael Fox works for Promedica as a paramedic and is also an EMS first responder. • Richard Wityk is the commander of the American Legion in Stryker. • Robert Sperling is a maintenance supervisor …

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Dan Clum Elected President of Montpelier Council

Montpelier Village Council elected Dan Clum president Monday evening. Council also learned about a federal Community Development Block Grant and approved the purchase of three voltage regulators for the expansion of the airport substation. Council agreed to make the grant, worth $170,000, available to be used to upgrade and improve …

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Influenza activity is now widespread in Ohio

Influenza activity is now widespread in Ohio. The Ohio Department of Health says there are increasing reports of influenza-like illnesses in more than half the regions in the state. During this flu season, which started in October and likely will continue into spring, 833 influenza-associated hospitalizations have been reported to …

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An evening with Jim Rosenhaus

An evening with Jim Rosenhaus, one of the voices of the Cleveland Indians.   The public is invited to come meet and greet with Jim Rosenhaus . Monday January 20th Time: 7:00 pm. – ?   Jim will do a formal talk at 7:30 Location:  Charlies Sports Bar Cost:   A hygiene item to be donated …

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BIG MANURE FIRE IN HICKSVILLE TURNS OUT TO BE TOMATOES

A manure dry­ing plant at 5C’s Farms in Hicksville was destroyed by flames Sat­ur­day morn­ing, but the manure wasn’t what burned. Instead, Edger­ton fire­fight­ers say it was toma­toes. Accord­ing to the Bryan Times, fire­fight­ers say they had to wade through tomato peel­ings and seeds, which were as much as 6 …

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UNITED WAY ON THE WAY TO SUCCESS

United Way of Williams County orga­niz­ers now say that time to con­tribute to this year’s goal is grow­ing short. As of Fri­day, the cam­paign stood at 83.1, hav­ing raised $262,448.52 toward the $316,000 goal. Orga­niz­ers say they are in the final phase of the 2013 cam­paign and if you have …

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