If you know of someone who’s made a difference, Northwest State Community College Foundation is looking for them. They’re accepting nominations for next year’s Making A Difference Award, given to an individual, a business and organization. The ceremony is in May. Nomination forms are online at NorthwestState.edu. They are due …
Read More »Gas prices lower
Gas prices are as low as 2.21 a gallon in Bryan this morning. That’s down about a nickel from last week, and down about 60 cents from a year ago. Analysts at Triple A say good supply should keep gas prices low for the Thanksgiving travel season.
Read More »Funeral home director faces prison
A Toledo funeral home director has lost his license and pleaded no contest to abuse of a corpse charges. Robert Tate was found guilty yesterday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Police raided the Tate Funeral Home in May, finding several bodies that were not embalmed and severely decomposed. His …
Read More »Paulding Co. drug court offers hope
In Paulding County, there’s a new Drug Court, set up to help lower-level, nonviolent felony offenders with drug or alcohol issues. The first court was in late October, and its goal, said Judge Tiffany Beckman, is for participants to defeat their addiction and become contributing members of society. The three …
Read More »Pay-for-stay jail program lucrative
The State of Ohio’s “pay for stay” program for jail inmates has collected more than a half a million dollars in the past five years. The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio reported yesterday that money goes back to the jurisdictions that use the program. Those inmates who are convicted of …
Read More »Airman with local ties honored
An airman with local ties in Bryan has been honored as one of the top 40 young members of the USmilitary by Civilian Jobs, an online military job site. 29 year old Seth Michael is a senior airman in the Air Force. He’s stationed in Florida as a reservist and …
Read More »Williams County Sheriff Lists Arrests
A man from Pennsylvania was arrested for possession of heroin by Williams County deputies after he was found overdosed in a room at the Quality Inn in Holiday City. 39 year old Joshua D. Dean of State College, Pennsylvania, was revived with Narcan, and then he was arrested at about …
Read More »Fulton County Jury Finds Archbold Man Guilty
It took four days of trial, but on Thursday it was all over for an Archbold man who was found guilty yesterday in Fulton County Court, of involuntary manslaughter and domestic violence. The verdicts were returned by the jury against Romualdo Cordoba Jr after about four hours of deliberation. Cordoba …
Read More »Accused Murderer Held On $2 Million Bond
A Montpelier man who is a suspect in a Williams County murder investigation was ordered on Thursday afternoon, to be held on a $2 million bond during his initial appearance in Bryan Municipal Court. 22-year-old Bradly Gilbert waived extradition last week in Surry County, North Carolina where he was arrested …
Read More »ODOT Gearing Up For Winter Weather
As winter gets closer and closer, the Ohio Department of Transportation garage in Montpelier this year, plans to use some innovative new approaches this year. According to the Bryan Times, calcium chloride will be deployed from one of the district’s 14 trucks if it gets really cold outside and the …
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