A 29-year-old Defiance woman was sent to prison on Friday for drug charges. Charlotte Holt was sentenced to 54 months in prison on felony charges related to meth and endangering children. A co-defendant was sentenced last October to 8 years for his role. Shawn Clevinger was convicted of four felony …
Read More »Two men charged with robbery
Defiance County Sheriff has charged two men in a robbery last week in Sherwood. 19-year-old Damon Coressel and 26-year-old Dequavis Farris are charged with robbery and now in the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio. They have a court date this morning in Defiance Municipal Court. The men were arrested after …
Read More »March for Life observed Friday
The 8th annual March for Life was held in Defiance on Friday, with a large crowd gathered at the Defiance County Courthouse. The local March is held to coincide with the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision in 1973 that made abortion legal in the states.
Read More »Nearly 10,000 flights canceled over the weekend
Nearly 9,500 flights were canceled nationwide over the weekend, while much of the eastern US and Mid-Atlantic states were buried in up to 3 feet of snow. Travel delays are expected today, so check with your airline if you’re flying today.
Read More »Gas prices stay low
Gas prices continue to fall or stay low. Checking this morning, it’s $1.57 at the Circle K on S. Main at South St. Prices continue to fall, due to great supply. Ohio is in the top five lowest price states, at $1.56 a gallon, right along side Indiana. California is …
Read More »Former Napoleon Councilman resigned after harassment allegations
New information released by the City of Napoleon states that former councilman Jeffrey Marihugh was being investigated for sexual harassment reported by three city employees in November. The complaints were investigated, according to the city, and they say Marihugh admitted making “off color” remarks. He resigned after the council president …
Read More »Drug deaths highest in 2014
It’s being called the worst drug epidemic of our lifetimes. The Ohio Department of Health has released numbers for 2014, showing it was one of the deadliest years in the state for unintentional drug overdoses leading to death. The 2015 data has not been released. The new numbers show in …
Read More »Flu season hasn’t peaked
Flu shots are still available in Williams County at the Health Department. According to the director of Nursing, the flu hasn’t peaked yet this season. Becky Snyder says the vaccine takes a couple of weeks to become effective, so the sooner the better.
Read More »Bryan Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes new President
The annual Bryan Area Chamber of Commerce banquet is this Thursday, and a new president will take over. Russ Davies will be introduced and speak about what they Chamber’s goals are for 2016. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the program starts at 7 p.m. It’ll be held in the …
Read More »Renters insurance low in Bryan
Across Ohio, Bryan is one of the top 20 cities with the lowest renters insurance costs. The research website ValuePenguin.com says ranks Bryan at 14th in the Buckeye State for renters insurance. The annual rate averages at less than $300 a year. The low cost is attributable to low crime, …
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