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The Bryan City Band will present their first concert of the 2021 season on Wednesday, June 2. The event marks the beginning of the band’s 170th consecutive season…bringing musical entertainment to Bryan. Concerts begin at 7:30 p.m., every Wednesday in June…and the first three weeks of July. Due to ongoing …
Read More »Vax-A-Million Payoff
An Cincinnati area woman wins the state’s first $1 million dollar Vax-a-Million vaccination incentive prize…while a Dayton-area teen gets the first full-ride college scholarship offered by the program. The winners were selected in a random drawing this week…and had their information confirmed before the formal announcement at the end of …
Read More »GOP Anti Shots Bill In Debate
Both public entities and private employers would be prohibited from requiring vaccinations…and workers could not be fired as a result of refusing to get their shots…under GOP legislation pending in an Ohio House committee. The bill before the House Health Committee also strengthens the notices that schools must provide parents …
Read More »First Energy Accused Fire Back
An energy company that gave the money…in an alleged $60 million bribery scheme in Ohio…and a man, accused of spending a large chunk of it…are now arguing in separate proceedings that their actions were legal. FirstEnergyCorp. argues that political donations are protected by the First Amendment…and a federal criminal complaint …
Read More »Vax-A-Million Payoff
An Cincinnati area woman wins the state’s first $1 million dollar Vax-a-Million vaccination incentive prize…while a Dayton-area teen gets the first full-ride college scholarship offered by the program. The winners were selected in a random drawing this week…and had their information confirmed before the formal announcement at the end of …
Read More »GOP Anti Shots Bill In Debate
Both public entities and private employers would be prohibited from requiring vaccinations…and workers could not be fired as a result of refusing to get their shots…under GOP legislation pending in an Ohio House committee. The bill before the House Health Committee also strengthens the notices that schools must provide parents …
Read More »First Energy Accused Fire Back
An energy company that gave the money…in an alleged $60 million bribery scheme in Ohio…and a man, accused of spending a large chunk of it…are now arguing in separate proceedings that their actions were legal. FirstEnergyCorp. argues that political donations are protected by the First Amendment…and a federal criminal complaint …
Read More »Animals Force Crash On 20
In LaGrange County…two people are in the hospital, after their vehicle hits two loose horses…on U.S. 20, near C.R. 1200 W. They tell officers they ran into the path of the oncoming car. In the end, two vehicles get involved. One of the victims is cut from the wreckage…then flown …
Read More »Census Battle Update
The state of Ohio and the U.S. Census Bureau asks a judge to place on hold…their court fight over when data, used for redrawing congressional and legislative districts, will be released. As part of a settlement agreement, the Census Bureau promises to release the redistricting data…no later than Aug., 16th…which …
Read More »Ah…Memorial Day Is Back.
Annual Memorial Day programs around Williams County will return to a degree of normalcy this year…after 2020’s events were canceled, or altered…coronavirus. In Bryan, the annual observance, hosted by the Bryan and Pulaski Veterans Memorial Association, will get underway… in the parking lot the Goodwill on S. Main St. Special …
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