The Board of Trustees of Northwest State Community College will hold its next regular meeting on Friday, April 5, 2013, at 12:00 p.m. in the McDougle Center (room A101C) at the Archbold campus.
Read More »ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE
Absentee ballots are now available at the Williams County Board Of Elections for the May 7th Special Election. Any registered voter within the county may vote in person at the board office now through Friday May 3rd. Office hours are 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday. If you have any …
Read More »TRAFFIC DETOURS LISTED
The Ohio Department of Transportation is planning some construction projects in the area which will be causing some traffic detours. Beginning Monday, April 15th and through the end of the month, South River Road (formerly US 24) from Henry Lucas County line Road to Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road will be closed for …
Read More »EVENTS PLANNED AT NORTHWEST
Northwest State Community College has two events planned for next week. On Tuesday, April 9, NSCC is hosting the 2013 Job Fair, which is open to the public and will feature more than 75 local employers. The event will take place in NSCC’s Atrium from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. The Center …
Read More »BRYAN PD ARREST
Bryan Police made an arrest. Ray Ridgway of Hamilton Street in Bryan was picked up on a Bench Warrant out of Bryan Municipal Court. Ridgway was taken to CCNO.
Read More »BRYAN MAN TO BE IMPRISONED FOR INTIMIDATION
A man previously convicted of witness intimidation is now headed to jail. Andrew Kendall of Bryan could have been sent to prison for 11 years on another charge of felony assault with a deadly weapon, but he was found not guilty of that charge in March. A jury found Kendall …
Read More »SPANGLER NEEDS WATER
Spangler Candy Company is requesting Bryan Municipal Utilities permission to cap their water well which was drilled in 1940 well and install a new, 10-inch well on Spangler Candy Co. property. They say that the current well is failing and unless they can get another source of water, they will …
Read More »PIG RECOVERING
Williams County Humane Society Officers responded to an unusual call Monday morning. A report came in that a pig fell out of a semi-trailer. The 450-pound sow was found near Montpelier. The Bryan Times reports that the pig wasn’t tagged, but it did have ear notches. A person who witnessed …
Read More »BRYAN OFFICER COMMENDED
On Monday, Bryan Police Chief Jeff Arnold told members of Bryan City Council that Bryan Patrolman Corey Bush and a bus driver for the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, along with three bus passengers, saved the lives of a woman who reportedly attempted suicide and an unconscious man. The Bryan …
Read More »NEWS FROM EDGERTON
Edgerton Village Council on Monday accepted a new village employee. The probationary period for Village Administrator Kevin Brooks is over and council voted to place Brooks on permanent status. In other news, The Bryan Times reports that the official move-in date into the new Edgerton village hall will be April …
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