A Montpelier woman is getting national attention… from the NRA. Phyllis Herrington has been named recipient of this year’s Marion P. Hammer Woman of Distinction Award by the National Rifle Association. This award is named after the first woman president of the NRA. Herrington has worked at the Camp Perry …
Read More »NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP RELEASES SNOW PLANS
Northwest Township has issued a press release regarding snow policies. According to the release, only mailboxes that have actually been hit by a township truck or plow will be repaired or replaced by the township. Repair of mailboxes damaged by flying snow or slush during plowing will be the owner’s …
Read More »ETHANOL PROPOSAL EYED
A proposal now being considered in Washington which would decrease the amount of ethanol in the nation’s fuel supply has once again heated debates about ethanol across the nation and here in our area too. The Renewable Fuel Standard was created under the Energy Policy Act of 2005. In 2007, …
Read More »LIBERTY CENTER TO DISCUSS SCHOOL PLANS THIS EVENING
Liberty Center Local Board of Education will hold a special meeting this evening at 6:30 to decide the site of the proposed new pre-kindergarten through grade 12 school. So far, the board’s site discussions have centered on two major options — Option Black, a one-story building located on an undetermined …
Read More »BRYAN PD REPORT
Bryan Police report that on Friday afternoon, they arrested 42 year old Rodney R. Walker and charged him with having an Open Container and Disorderly Conduct. Walker was locked up in CCNO. Also on Friday, Bryan Police arrested 18 year old Ciarria Mahaffey of Cherry Street in Bryan on a …
Read More »WEEKEND HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES PLANNED
It’s gonna be a big weekend in our area for Christmas parades… Santa will be in Defiance today, in Napoleon’s Christmas parade on Saturday morning and in Hicksville’s parade Saturday afternoon. Santa is all set to touchdown in downtown Defiance this afternoon starting at 4 with special events happening in …
Read More »CHANGES COMING IN EMPLOYMENT REGS
Changes are coming for both public and private employers in Ohio. In an event sponsored by the Paulding County Economic Development Agency, some folks who attended heard about changes at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, job training programs and more on Wednesday. In what is being called a big …
Read More »BRINK SENTENCED IN ELEVATOR FRAUD CASE
Another area man involved in the Archbold Elevator case learned his fate yesterday. 61 year old Steven A. Brink was sentenced Monday in Fulton County Common Pleas Court. Brink will spend one year on community control in lieu of a 180-day prison sentence, which was suspended. Brink previously had pleaded …
Read More »FATALITY PROBED
The Ohio Highway Patrol says it is investigating a single vehicle crash that took the life of a 19-year-old man Tuesday evening. Justin J. Arce of Archbold was westbound on Fulton County Road B near County Road 19 around 10 Tuesday night, when he lost control of his vehicle and …
Read More »DEER STATS
The figures are just coming in, and so far, the beginning of deer season hasn’t been all that bad for hunters in our area. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says Northwest Ohio did little better than the rest of the state when it comes to the deer harvest, and …
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