This can only mean one thing… it is finally spring! We are happy to be talking today about the water being turned back on at the Bard Centennial Fountain on the courthouse square in downtown Bryan. That couldn’t have happened with the cold, freezing weather we had just a few …
Read More »Asbestos Trial Underway
A jury trial in a civil case involving alleged asbestos exposure at General Motors opened Tuesday in Defiance County Court. Fayrene Dennis, the wife of former General Motors employee Johnny Dennis, who died from lung cancer at the age of 57 back in 2003, filed the suit against GM and …
Read More »Bryan Football Coach Headed To Defiance
Bryan High School’s head football coach is quitting. Kevin Kline , who was the driving force behind the two most successful seasons in Bryan history and has the best winning percentage for a Golden Bears football coach, is turning in his resignation, saying that he has accepted a teaching position …
Read More »Elevator Repairs On Williams County Agenda
If you plan to visit the Williams County Courthouse next month, better plan also on using the stairs. The elevator in the courthouse will be be out of service, beginning on Monday, May 18th, for about a month for repairs. The old elevator is getting tired. It was installed about …
Read More »Williams County Sheriff Makes OVI Arrest
Williams County Sheriffs deputies made an arrest on Wednesday afternoon…29 year old Tyler WIDE-LICK was arrested on a warrant out of Fulton County Municpal court for failure to appear on a charge of OVI. No other details were given.
Read More »Department Of Aging Closer To New Vehicles — Now Headed To Ballot
With a tight budget and an aging fleet of more than two-dozen vehicles, The Williams County Department of Aging now says it will seek a levy in November. The department has some 25 vehicles in its fleet, including at least a half-dozen that will need to be replaced soon due …
Read More »Murder Case Still Moving Forward In Napoleon
In Napoleon, the investigation into the death of a man is continuing, and now, a Napoleon man has been charged in connection with the case. 18 year old Justin Double has been charged with reckless homicide, a third-degree felony, and was being held on a $100,000 bond at the Corrections …
Read More »Paulding Cracks Down On Trucks
The Paulding Village Council passed an ordinance at their meeting this week, designating certain streets as no through truck routes during construction of the sewer’s separation project on North Williams Street. The new ordinance says that no through truck routes will be designated with signs to be posted at entrance …
Read More »Turbines On The Discussion Table In Bryan
It looks like it’s gonna be costly to fix Bryan Power Plant’s No. 2 gas turbine… about $1.5 Million to be exact, according to Bryan Municipal Utilities. The Bryan Times reports that for $1.325 million, Texas-based Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc., could make minimal repairs to get the unit running …
Read More »Door To Door Peddlers In Bryan Will Have To Pay More
Some changes are in store for those planning to sell door to door in Bryan. For anyone who attempts to do it without the proper paperwork, it will be rather costly too. Recent action by City Council included discussion regarding the amendments to the local ordinance as it pertains to …
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