The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office reported Tuesday that a man has been arrested in connection with the sale of look-alike drugs at an Angola business. 33 year old Richard Newsome, who has addresses in Angola and in Coldwater, Michigan, was charged with two counts of felony dealing in a look-alike …
Read More »NEW JOBS COMING TO STEUBEN
A recycling company announced Tuesday, that it plans to locate its first Indiana plastics facility in Steuben County, creating up to 22 new jobs. The company which is based in Holland, Michigan, says it will purchase, renovate and equip a new 120,000 square-foot facility in Fremont. The plant is expected …
Read More »BRYAN SCHOOL PROJECT TO MOVE FORWARD
The Bryan City Board of Education opened their Monday evening Bryan school board meeting with a big thank you to the voters for approving the school construction and renovation plans in the November 5th election. Actual construction probably will not get underway until sometime in 2015, which will be the …
Read More »OTTAWA TEEN SENTENCED FOR MURDERS
An Ottawa teenager was sentenced on Monday for the murder of two brothers back in May. 18 year old Michael Fay will spend the next 30 years to life in prison for each of two counts of aggravated murder. The sentences are to be served consecutively, meaning Fay will not …
Read More »POWER CREWS STRUGGLE TO GET THE LIGHTS BACK ON
Paulding-Putnam Electric Cooperative and American Electric Power workers still out there on Monday trying to restore power to thousands of customers throughout the region. As of just before noon Monday, some 1,837 AEP customers were still without power in Paulding County following the weekend storms. There were 1,430 customers without …
Read More »EDGERTON TO CHURCH: “JUST PAY IT”
A second appeal by a local church to the Edgerton Village Council requesting relief from a fee, brought no results Monday evening. Rev. Rick Barnett, lead pastor of the Edgerton United Methodist Church, along with several parishioners, appeared before council to request a waiver of a $50 per month fee …
Read More »WILLAIMS DISPATCH CENTER KNOCKED OUT BY LIGHTNING STRIKE
A lightning strike Sunday afternoon knocked out the Williams County 911 Central dispatch center, shutting down the county’s radio network and taking all the computers there off line for about 45 minutes. It happened when the bolt hit just before 5:25 yesterday afternoon. By about 6pm, the primary line was …
Read More »UNITED WAY GOAL ON THE WAY
The United Way of Williams County campaign is moving forward. Local United Way officials reported to the Bryan Times that as of Thursday, they had reached 24.4 percent of the goal, at $77,039. The 2013 campaign goal is $316,000. The money raised will help fund 26 local organizations and agencies …
Read More »STORM DAMAGE
Strong thunderstorms with damaging winds ripped through northwest Ohio late Sunday afternoon. The powerful storms caused numerous power outages and resulted in damage to a number of buildings. The National Weather Service says winds of 60 to 70 miles per hour roared through the area, with some gusts hitting as …
Read More »DEFIANCE FAIR FOUNDATION GETS SIZABLE DONATION
The Defiance County Fair Foundation received a $100,000 donation from the Justin Coressel Foundation for phase 2 of the grandstand project. It marked the second $100,000 donation from the Coressel foundation. The fair foundation has been raising funds for the grandstand project for several years. The project is being completed …
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