A massive recall of some local meat products… Jacob’s Quality Meats, of Defiance has issued a voluntary recall of some 430 pounds of shredded beef because it was produced without inspection and misbranded. Also included in the recall is approximately 45 pounds of sandwich spread, potentially labeled as ham salad. …
Read More »Former Bryan Fire Chief Smith Dead At 96
The Bryan Times today, is reporting that longtime Bryan Fire Chief Merit Wallace Smith of Bryan, died Thursday at Bryan Care and Rehabilitation. He led the department from 1964 until his retirement in 1979 and was a firefighter for 36 years, beginning that long career with the Fayette Fire Department …
Read More »New Williams County Prosecutor Officially Named
Williams County now has a new prosecutor. Earlier this week, the Williams County Republican Party Central Committee voted unanimously to put 32 year old Katherine Zartman in the position on a full-time basis. Zartman has served as county assistant prosecutor since 2008, and has served as interim prosecutor since the …
Read More »Slave Trail Freedom Walk Scheduled
In Sylvania, the “Slave Trail Freedom Walk” is set to be held on Aug. 14 beginning at 6PM, beginning at the Lathrop House on Main Street, and concluding on the campus of Flower Hospital. The purpose of the walk is to educate people to what organizers say is the fact …
Read More »Quadco To Sponsor Car Show
Classic vehicles will be gathering at the Stryker school parking lot at the end of the month for an annual summer cruise-in for the community. This will be the third year that Quadco Rehabilitation Center has hosted the show in downtown Stryker. The cruise-in is scheduled for Friday, July 31, …
Read More »Moment Of Silence Held To Honor Paulding Graduate Killed In Tennessee
At it’s meeting this week, the Paulding Exempted Village Board of Education honored Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Randall Smith, a 2007 Paulding graduate, who was killed in the shootings in Chattanooga, Tennessee last Thursday, with a moment of silence and a prepared statement. School board president Jim Foltz led …
Read More »Michigan Man Indicted On List Of Charges By Williams County Grand Jury
A Williams County grand jury met Wednesday and returned indictments against nine people, including a Michigan man who is now facing charges of aggravated vehicular assault, and OVI endangering children. 37 year old Fidencio Monroy-Villeda is alleged to have caused serious physical harm to a woman when he crashed a …
Read More »First Ever Same Sex Marriage In Williams County Performed In Bryan
History was made this past week as two Montpelier women became the first same-sex couple to be legally married in Williams County. April and Keeley Robarge, who are 23 and 28 years old, and have spent the last three years together, are now starting a new chapter of their life …
Read More »Bryan Rated “Safe”
Well, here’s some good news for folks living in Bryan. The Bryan Times today reports that, according to a Utah based home security systems company… Safewise, Bryan is the safest city in Ohio. The ranking comes following a report that shows that Bryan only had one reported violent crime, and …
Read More »Kasich Is In It
Ohio Governor John Kasich officially announced his presidential run Tuesday. In an speech at Ohio State University that described the woes of Americans worried about lost jobs, health care costs and crushing student debt, Kasich also tried to strike an optimistic note. Highlighting his experience working with former President Ronald …
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