The Defiance County Regional Airport Authority will soon be handed more than $300,000 federal funds to complete improvements. It was announced on Monday that the Federal Aviation Administration has awarded $344,781 to the Defiance Airport Authority and the Defiance County commissioners. The funds will be used to install a new …
Read More »EDGERTON CRASH VICTIM STILL CRITICAL
An Edgerton man was still listed in critical condition Monday after he was involved in a motorcycle accident on Saturday. The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office says Saturday around 1PM, 53 year old Thomas Brodock was driving a motorcycle on Indiana 120 near Clear Lake, when he ran off the roadway …
Read More »MONTPELIER UTILITY RATE INCREASES COMING
Montpelier residents could soon be looking at increases in their water and sewer bills. The Village Council held the first reading of two ordinances to raise the service charge on both bills at Monday’s meeting. Under the proposed ordinance, the cost for usage would not rise, but the service charge …
Read More »CCNO LAUNCHES NEW PROGRAM
The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio has launched a new Community Service Work Program. Officials say it’s a test program. Each member of the work detail has been convicted of a non-violent felony and sentenced through the Williams County Court of Common Pleas, but they are not prison inmates. They …
Read More »HEALTH SCREENINGS SCHEDULED
The ProMedica Defiance Regional Hospital will offer free skin cancer screenings on Friday, Sept. 20, by appointment only. Screenings take approximately 10–15 minutes, and include a skin exam, education, and follow-up support. Appointments are limited. To schedule an appointment, call 419–783-6911. The Defiance County Health Department will hold its “Know …
Read More »WAUSEON MAN CHARGED WITH SEX CRIMES
A man from Wauseon has been convicted in Fulton County Common Pleas Court, of sexual offenses involving a victim under the age of 13. 32 year old Justin Smith was found guilty of two counts of Gross Sexual Imposition. Smith was sentenced to 30 months in prison, and he was …
Read More »BRYAN RECEIVES PERFECT REPORT
For the third year in a row, Bryan got an Auditor of State award from State Auditor Dave Yost for having a perfect audit. According to The Bryan Times, Yost’s office says that in order to be considered a “clean” audit, the audit must be filed timely with the state …
Read More »WILLIAMS ALZHEIMERS WALK SET
The Williams County Walk to End Alzheimer’s will be held on Sept. 14 at the Bryan Recreation Park at 3 p.m., with registration starting at 2 p.m. There will be lots of activities including face painting, DJ, memory garden and gift basket raffles. Organizers will also be providing free water …
Read More »9–1-1 CELEBRATION SLATED
The public is invited to join Northwest State Community College faculty, staff and students for a 9/11 tribute ceremony on Wednesday, September 11 at 12:15 p.m. Senator Cliff Hite will provide the keynote address for the ceremony, which will include a moment of silence and patriotic music. The College is …
Read More »SAUDER HOSTING ARTISANS WEEK CELEBRATION
From Tuesday through Sunday this week, Sauder Village will host “Celebrate Our Artisans” Week — a special tribute to the community of men and women who share their talents with guests at Historic Sauder Village. Throughout this special week guests can watch the Sauder Village craftsmen at work in their …
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