The Bryan City Orchestra will present its final concert of the summer season on Thursday. The program will be held in the Wesley United Methodist Church sanctuary beginning at 7:30 Thursday evening. It’s free and open to the public. The summer’s final concert will feature a full orchestra with strings, …
Read More »Wauseon Homecoming Festival
The annual Wauseon Homecoming Festival kicks off this Thursday with three full days of food and fun in Downtown Wauseon. Those attending will be able to buy raffle tickets for a big prize drawing Saturday. One grand prize winner will walk off with a $10,000 cash prize. The second-place winner …
Read More »BUSY WEEKEND FOR BRYAN PD
A lot of arrests over the weekend in Bryan… Bryan Police picked up 30 year old Dustin Taylor of Bryan on Saturday, charging him with possession of drug paraphernalia. On Sunday, Bryan Police arrested 37 year old Terra Lopez of Bryan, charging her with disorderly conduct. Also arrested on Sunday… …
Read More »CHURCH BUS CRASH KILLS THREE
An Indianapolis church youth pastor, his pregnant wife and another church member were killed when a church bus overturned with just a mile to go in a return trip from a Michigan summer camp on Saturday. The congregation of Colonial Hills Baptist Church is mourning those deaths after the bus …
Read More »STORM CAUSES WIDESPREAD DAMAGE
A storm late Saturday afternoon, damaged several homes and businesses, and left thousands without power. Toledo Edison reported 1,864 customers without power Saturday night. The majority of those without power — 1,732 — were in Defiance. Other outages were reported in Delaware, Defiance, Noble, Highland and Richland townships. Several families …
Read More »PAULDING MAN VICTIM OF TRACTOR ACCIDENT
A Paulding County man was killed Friday when the tractor he was operating flipped, pinning him underneath. 80 year old William Weippert Sr of Cecil was pronounced dead at the scene by the Paulding County Coroner. The Paulding County Sheriff’s Office says Weippert was cutting grass along a field around …
Read More »STATE POLICE ISSUE FIRST HALF OF YEAR REPORT
Through effective traffic enforcement the Ohio State Highway Patrol is significantly impacting the criminal element on public roadways and in communities. By troopers taking extra time during each traffic stop, and paying close attention to possible indicators of criminal activity — what started as a traffic stop can quickly escalate …
Read More »FESTIVAL OF FLAGS IN EDGERTON
The Edgerton Festival of Flags is being held this weekend at Miller Park with games, food, a parade and lots more. Events today include 3-on-3 basketball at 5 p.m. and a cruise-in and children’s games at 6 p.m. A 5K run/walk will begin at 6:30 p.m. near Hicksville Bank. Registration …
Read More »WEST UNITY VOTES FOR NEW TRUCK
West Unity Village Council voted unanimously Thursday night to move forward towards the purchase of a used vactor truck. The 1994 truck will cost the village $105,000, and will be used for sewer cleaning and leaf pickup. It replaces a 1980 model that has been in use for around 16 …
Read More »REMEMBERING THE WOLFMAN
It’s been almost 40 years since a “wolfman” was reported to be running around loose in Defiance. Since then, the wolfman or werewolf of Defiance has gotten a lot of attention, which has now increased in the Internet age. A search of wolfman and Defiance, Ohio, pulls up many pages. …
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