Although five names for Bryan’s Board of Public Affairs are on the Nov. 5 ballot, only four candidates are still in the race. The Bryan Times is reporting that Incumbent Bill Yahraus has withdrawn, due to health reasons.\ The remaining candidates for BPA include Karen Ford, Richard Long, Jim Salsbury …
Read More »BRYAN DRUG RAID FOLLOW UP
After Bryan police swooped in on “Addicted To Ink” on Main Street in Bryan on Thursday morning to enforce the city’s new ordinance prohibiting the sale, use and purchase of synthetic drugs and synthetic drug lookalikes, not much has changed. Police confiscated the store’s stock of spice, K2 and similar …
Read More »23 YEARS IN PRISON FOR LYING
A man has been sentenced to 23 months in prison for lying to investigators about the whereabouts of three brothers missing for nearly three years. Robert Jamison told Morenci police that he had talked to the boys’ father shortly before they disappeared in 2010. He claimed John Skelton had talked …
Read More »ANGOLA STABBING
Northeastern Indiana authorities are seeking a man for questioning in connection with the killing of another man. Angola police say the man they’re looking for, 41-year-old Kenneth Fletcher, is considered armed and dangerous. Officers responded to a report of a fight Saturday night, and found 39-year-old Wilbur Renshaw lying on …
Read More »SCHOOL OFFICIAL CHANGES MIND
One local school official has changed his view toward the issue of new schools. According to the Bryan Times, Tim Conover not only voted against the Bryan City Schools bond issue requests for a new elementary school, he was quite vocal about his opposition to it. But he’s reversing his …
Read More »TWO CRASHES IN THE SAME DAY
The same truck and the same man was involved in two separate crashes on the same highway Wednesday. Ohio Highway Patrol troopers say the first crash occurred around 9 a.m. yesterday on U.S. 24, near Jewell Road in Defiance County when a vehicle driven by 30 year old Nathan Garza …
Read More »DEFIANCE NIXES COURTHOUSE RENOVATIONS
Defiance County’s proposed courthouse renovation project was voted down during a special meeting held Wednesday.. It seems that the major problem was opposition to a lack of administrative office space reserved for the probate/juvenile courts on the second floor and concerns about the intermingling of inmates going to and from …
Read More »EARLY VOTING UNDERWAY
Early voting is already underway for the Nov. 5 election in Ohio. County boards of elections offices are open for early voting during regular and any extended hours now through Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. Under Ohio law, all registered voters have the opportunity to vote early without stating a …
Read More »HENRY HIRES A DOG WARDEN
The Henry County commissioners have hired a deputy dog warden. Commissioners hired Guy Miller to fill the position. Miller’s new duties begin effective Oct. 15. Miller will be placed on a 120-day probationary period and will receive $10 per hour. In other business this week, Henry County Commissioners approved a …
Read More »NERDWALLET LIKES BRYAN
It’s always nice to start the morning with some good news… The Bryan Times is reporting this morning that according to a study conducted by the Internet-based consumer science company NerdWallet Inc., Williams County, Ohio, is the fifth-best county in the nation in which to work. NerdWallet evaluated areas that …
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