If you live in the village of Continental, you are advised to boil your water before you use it for cooking or drinking purposes. A boil alert was put into effect for Continental residents Wednesday afternoon following a water main break in the village. The alert was issued for residents …
Read More »TWO INJURED IN CYCLE CRASH
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a motorcyclist and his wife were both injured Wednesday when their motorcycle ran off the road in Fulton County. 52 year old Ronald Freitag, Sr., was westbound on State Rt. 120 just after noon yesterday when he traveled off the north side of the …
Read More »QUADCO REPORTS MONTHLY MEETING
More people are finding jobs and training for them through Quadco Rehabilitation Center. That was the good news according to reports heard at the center’s joint board meeting held Tuesday. The report showed increased emphasis being placed on community employment for the individuals with disabilities they serve by state officials …
Read More »EDGERTON EYES IRRIGATION WELLS FOR FIRE FIGHTING
The Edgerton Fire Department is excited about a new process that allows crews to tap into farmers’ irrigation wells. According to an article in the Bryan Times, the Edgerton Fire Department believes it to be an important new tool that could pay pay off big in firefighting. Up until now, …
Read More »BRYAN BARN FEST
The 36th annual Barn Fest will be held this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the MacDonald-Ruff Ice Arena in Bryan. This year there will be more than 60 craft vendors, lots of great food, and live entertainment too, along with the most famous tradition connected to the …
Read More »TAX OPTIONS DISCUSSED
Behind every silver lining is a dark cloud. Yes, even what we think of as good things, sometimes aren’t what they appear. Take electric and hybrid vehicles for instance. Who would have thought that they would have such a big impact on area roadways. But not in the way most …
Read More »MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM PLANNED
Auburn already is known in many circles as the unofficial auto museum capital of Indiana. Beginning in 2015, that city will have a new one. It will be housed in the old Auburn Electric Co. power plant just across the parking lot from the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum and the …
Read More »GRAIN ELEVATOR CASE MOVING FORWARD
A West Unity man pleaded no contest to charges related to his part in the Archbold Elevator corruption probe. The Fulton County Prosecutor’s Office announced Monday that 36 year old Todd Gerig pled no contest to attempted delayed price agreement. Prosecutors dropped additional charges against Gerig. The Bryan Times reports …
Read More »3-VEHICLE CRASH INJURES THREE
A three-vehicle crash Monday morning at U.S. 127 and Ohio 18 left three people injured… two of them with serious injuries. The Ohio State Highway Patrol at Defiance says 45 year old Roy Worley Jr, of Little River, S.C., was driving a tractor-trailer rig east on Ohio 18 when he …
Read More »MESS IN MONTPELIER DISCUSSED
Montpelier Village Council met on Monday. Council heard from some residents who are concerned about an unkept property in the village. One couple told council that an adjacent property to theirs has several old vehicles on it, which in turn makes their property less attractive and valuable. The couple asked …
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