More troubles for local technology company Ruralogic… The company has now been named in yet another lawsuit, and this time it’s in federal court. The U.S. Department of Labor filed a complaint alleging improper use of pension funds. According to the Bryan Times, Ruralogic Inc., along with its sister company …
Read More »INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN ONE FIRING AND ONE RESIGNATION IN LIBERTY-BENTON SCHOOLS
The Liberty-Benton School District announced Tuesday it will fire one employee, and another has resigned following violations of school board policies about contact between staff members and students. The school says wrestling coach Shane Troyer will be fired and choral director Bryan Black has resigned following an investigation that found …
Read More »NAPOLEON TEENS ARRESTED
Napoleon Police say they have arrested two male juveniles they say are involved in recent thefts and vandalism incidents in the city. A 16 year old and a 17 year old from Napoleon were detained, and search warrants were executed. During those searches, watches and a ring that had been …
Read More »ANGOLA MAN’S CRASH STILL UNDER INVESTIGTION
Investigators now say they’re pretty sure that it was a combination of alcohol and speed that lead to a rollover crash Sunday night that left a man from Angola critically injured. The Steuben County Sheriff’s Department says it was just after 11 p.m. when 30 year old Joseph E. Glenn …
Read More »SPANGLER DEBUTS NEW TASTES
Spangler Candy Company of Bryan, which has long been a major producer of candy canes, is making some changes this year to its Dum Dums lollipops and Circus Peanuts marshmallow candies. After 107 years in the candy business, Spangler says it will dress up its two staple candies for the …
Read More »HEALTH FAIR SCHEDULED
Northwest State Community College nursing students are hosting a Health Fair on Thursday. In addition to health tips, the fair will feature a flu shot clinic courtesy of the Fulton County Health Department. Flu shots will be available for $20 for adults and $10 for children. The entire event will …
Read More »PIONEER BANS SYNTHETIC DRUGS
Pioneer has now voted to ban the manufacture, sale, distribution and possession of synthetic drugs and synthetic drug lookalikes. On Monday the village council reports the unanimous vote to pass a new ordinance designed to make substances known as synthetic marijuana, K2, spice, bath salts, potpourri and others illegal, after …
Read More »OOPS! STRYKER ERROR NOTED
Renewal of an agricultural lease was a hot button topic Monday night in Stryker. The Bryan Times reports that three years ago bids were taken for a 34-acre property on the south side of the village. The high bidder from that period was asked Monday to renew the lease for …
Read More »NAPOLEON HOLDS BLOOD DRIVE
The Henry County Chapter of the American Red Cross is holding a blood drive all day today from 10 a.m.-3 p.m,. at the Oberhaus Shelter at Oberhaus Park in Napoleon. Walk-ins are welcome. To schedule an appointment, you can call anytime… 800-RED-CROSS.
Read More »IT’S CHICKEN PIE TIME
The chicken pie supper tradition continues at First Christian Church in Wauseon. This year, organizers say a generous homemade meal will be served to nearly 1,000 people. It takes place Wednesday in church fellowship hall from 5–7 p.m. or until sold out. The menu includes homemade chicken pie and gravy, …
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