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Two area teens are competing in Ohio Has Talent, which is a benefit for hospice. From Hicksville, Morgan Bland is a violinist, and Autumn Pelok is from Wauseon. She’ll sing in the competition set for the Niswonger Performing Arts Center on March 5th. They are among 18 acts who will …
Read More »NSCC offers support staff “last and best” contract offer
The Board of Trustees at the Northwest State Community College has approved a contract for the college’s support staff. The contract offers modest raises to staff, which the co-president of the college’s Education Association says is less than what the workers wanted. The union will present the contract to the …
Read More »Bryan man testifies in his bubble case
The man accused in Bryan Municipal Court of pouring soap in the Bard Centennial Fountain was on the stand Friday. Zachary Perez testified that this is a case of mistaken identity and the photo of a man at the fountain is not him. Perez was arrested in October and charged …
Read More »Montpelier man sent to prison is domestic violence case
A Montpelier man will spend a year and a half in prison for domestic violence. Matthew Perez, 30, was convicted for the third-degree felony and ordered to pay a $1,000 fine.
Read More »Man who had cocaine gets community control
A man avoided prison time for possession of cocaine. 34-year-old Troy Ward was sentenced last week to five years of community control. The possession charge is a fifth degree felony.
Read More »Oliphant pleads guilty to drug charges
A judge found 34-year-old Brian Oliphant guilty on two felony drug charges in Common Pleas Court. He will be sentenced Feb. 24th.
Read More »Stryker man pleads guilt to theft
A Stryker man pleaded guilty in Common Pleas court to grand theft and petty theft. 24-year-old Stephan Cohn will be sentenced on March 14th.
Read More »Blakeslee man charged with OVI
A Blakeslee man was arrested for drunk driving on Saturday. 24-year-old Vincent Trausch was arrested by Bryan police and charged with OVI. He was released on his own recognizance.
Read More »Ohio fails in anti-smoking push
The American Lung Association says Ohio is getting a failing grade when it comes to trying to control and prevent people from smoking. Ohio is 7th on the list of the states with the most smokers across the nation. They do credit the state for raising the cigarette tax by …
Read More »OSHA investigating death of Defiance GM worker
It could be six months before we hear how a GM Defiance electrician died on Tuesday after falling in the plant. 50-year-old Terry Bodenbender was reportedly doing maintenance on an overhead crane when he fell up to 30 feet and died at the scene. OSHA based in Toledo will do …
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