Following some recent vandalism, cameras have now been installed at the village park in Antwerp. Antwerp Police say a number of vandalism cases, including one incident of a razor blade attached to a swing set, have been reported. Those incidents lead council to call for the installation of cameras in …
Read More »Chief Supermarkets Sponsoring Benefit Tasting For Red Cross
Chief Supermarket in Bryan is sponsoring a summer patio party wine and beer tasting on Friday, June 27 with an open house from 6–8 p.m. It’s all to benefit The Red Cross of Williams and Fulton Counties. Selected wines and beer will be available to sample at Chief in Bryan …
Read More »Bridge Inspections Causing Delays
The Ohio Department of Transportation has issued a traffic advisory again today In Defiance County. There will be lane closures again today on U.S. 24 at the bridges between mileposts 3.5 and 5.5. Closures will also occur in the city of Defiance over bridges there on Ohio 15. The closures …
Read More »Angola Man Sentenced As Criminal Deviant
An Angola man was sentenced Monday in Steuben Court to three years of a six year sentence after pleading guilty to a Class B felony of Criminal Deviant Conduct. The plea bargain agreement with prosecutors was reached with 27-year-old Kile Stockert, who was also placed on probation for two years. …
Read More »Rare/Stainless Ford On Display
A rare find is on display right now at the Early Ford V-8 Foundation Museum in Auburn. A rare stainless steel Ford, that dates back to the 1930s, and is so shiny it’s considered a mirror on wheels, is one of six 1936 stainless steel Fords produced by the Ford …
Read More »Blood Drive Successful
Blood is always in short supply, or so it seems. The summer season, with vacations and folks traveling, creates an additional strain on supplies. However, the American Red Cross Bloodmobile held last Thursday in Bryan at the Bryan Knights of Columbus Hall was a big success, with 98 units collected. …
Read More »Railroad Crossing Improvements Planned
The state Public Utilities Commission has approved three local highway-rail grade crossing projects in our area. The Michigan Southern Railroad will upgrade the circuitry at grade crossings at Fifth and Davidson streets in the city of Defiance, and at U.S. 127 in Cecil and Main Street at Ohio 49 in …
Read More »First Day at Work for New Paulding EMA Director
Edward Bohn begins work today as director of the Paulding County Emergency Management Agency. Bohn replaces Randy Shaffer, who was fired by County commissioners in April after serving as EMA director for more than 18 years.
Read More »Henry County Relay for Life Tonight
The Relay for Life of Henry County will take place tonight and tomorrow at the Henry County Fairgrounds in Napoleon. Opening ceremonies are scheduled for 6 p.m. Organizers have set a goal of raising $216,000. Last year, the relay raised just over $208,000.
Read More »Williams County Public Library Partners with hoopla digital
Thousands of movies, TV shows, music albums and audio books, are now available for mobile and online access to Williams County Public Library cardholders through a new partnership with hoopla digital. Williams County Public Library is the 43rd library system in Ohio to partner with hoopla digital.
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