Henry County will receive more than $5500 to help supplement local emergency food and shelter programs. The decision was made by a national board chaired by the Federal Emergency Management Agency with input from the American Red Cross, The Salvation Army, and The United Way. The amount of the money …
Read More »Suspect Charged in Hillsdale Co. Robbery
A Detroit man has been charged for breaking into and robbing a Hillsdale County general store five months ago. Michigan State Police say that 27-year-old Kevin Ettlich robbed the North Adams General Store in North Adams Township east of Jonesville on November 9 following an investigation that produced a warrant …
Read More »Fulton Co. Wreck Sends 1 to Hospital
A car crash in Fulton County on Friday evening sent a woman to the hospital in critical condition. 44-year-old Josephine Rieger of Toledo airlifted to Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center after another car failed to stop at an intersection and struck her SUV in the driver’s side door. The SUV …
Read More »Paulding Man Sentenced for Meth Lab
A Paulding County man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in running a meth lab in Fulton County. 24-year-old Philip Snider pled guilty to charges of meth production for incidents that occurred last winter. Snider’s drivers license will also be suspended for three years.
Read More »I-69 Construction Starts, Will Last into 2016
A long-term construction project on Interstate 69 is set to kick off today, weather permitting, in DeKalb County. The work will construct two new bridges just south of Route 8 between exits 326 and 329, starting on the southbound side with asphalt work in preparation for a traffic pattern shift. …
Read More »Williams Co. Courthouse Closer to Hiring More Security Staff
New security screening measures are closer to fruition at the Williams County Courthouse. A walk-through metal detector, though not yet in operation, has already been installed at the public entrance on the west side of the building. Earlier this week, court officials approved an order to hire a full-time security …
Read More »NWS Confirms Hillsdale Tornado
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in northern Hillsboro County last week. The tornado struck just after 6:20pm on April 9 with straight-line winds estimated at 85 miles-per-hour. Damage was minimal, though a barn was pushed off its foundation, and two trees landed on an …
Read More »Last Chance to Attend School Groundbreaking
Today is the last day to RSVP for the new middle-and-high school groundbreaking event scheduled for this coming Thursday, April 23, at 10:30am on Fountain Grove Drive. The construction is the first phase in a master plan that will unite all students from pre-K to 12th grade on one campus. …
Read More »Train Derails in Napoleon
A train derailed yesterday morning in Napoleon, temporarily blocking the intersection of Glenwood and Washington. The train was carrying tomato paste, so no HAZMAT situation here, but two cars did overturn, causing some damage to about 100 feet of track, which will have to be repaired once the cars are …
Read More »CCNO Recognizes Volunteers
Volunteers at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio received special recognition, including honoring the Volunteer of the Year, during the 24th annual Volunteer Recognition Banquet held Tuesday. Volunteer Jim Scruta of Napoleon, who has been a volunteer there since 2001, was named the CCNO Volunteer of the Year for 2014. …
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