Beth Kelly, a kindergarten teacher at Paulding Elementary School, has been named the 2013 Ohio History Teacher of the Year. A veteran teacher with nearly 20 years of experience at the pre-K and elementary level, Kelly grew up in Paulding County and graduated from Paulding High School. She holds a …
Read More »COLLECTION IN OAKWOOD
A collection is being held for an Oakwood family who lost everything in a house fire earlier this month. Losing their rental home to a fire, David and Laura Peters, their three children and pets are currently living with a family member in Oakwood. Cooper Community Library is serving as …
Read More »FULTON COUNTY UPGRADES DOG WARDEN’S WEBSITE
The Fulton County dog warden’s website, www.fultoncountyoh.com/dogwarden, debuted a new section this week featuring photos of dogs available for adoption. The page now allows the department to post photos of lost and available dogs, making the return of lost animals to their rightful home — or placing them in new …
Read More »Henry Commissioners Get Money For Courthouse Project
The Henry County Commissioners had hoped that several ongoing construction projects at the historic courthouse in Napoleon would qualify for grant funding. They got some good news Wednesday. The commissioners learned their proposed project to replace the elevator in the courthouse would qualify for using revolving loan funds and micro-enterprise …
Read More »Opening Announced On Napoleon School Board
The Napoleon School Board of Education has announced a vacancy on the board. It’s a two-year term, that would require the candidate to run for re-election at the end of the first two years, if they chose to stay-on. The position would begin in January. If you think it sounds …
Read More »Delta Woman Killed In Crash
A woman from Delta woman has been killed in a two-vehicle crash. The Ohio Highway Patrol says 34 year old Melissa Clinard was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which happened Tuesday morning. Police say Clinard was headed south on County Road 3 in Swancreek Township just after …
Read More »Henry Commissioners Named In Lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed against the Henry County commissioners by a Napoleon businessman. Douglas Pelmear and Horse Power Sales Net Inc. filed the suit in Defiance County Common Pleas Court against the commissioners and a list of others, alleging that paperwork was not properly prepared for a $50,000 revolving …
Read More »Bill Yahraus Passes
Bryan Board of Public Affairs member Bill Yahraus died Wednesday at his home. Among his survivors is his wife Judy. Yahraus served in the U.S. Navy for four years and has three sons, Bradley, Jeff and Dan, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. In addition to his public service, he was …
Read More »MORE CHARGES AGAINST RURALOGIC
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 …
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