A crash Sunday afternoon in Henry County left five people injured. 35 year old Kelly Camp of Deshler, was northbound on County Road 7 at County Road G and pulled into the path of a westbound vehicle driven by 19 year old Zachary Lanzer, also of Deshler. Lanzer’s vehicle slammed …
Read More »New CFO & Treasurer Selected At Montpelier
The Montpelier Exempted Village Board of Education met last Thursday, and voted to hire Carla Rice as its new CFO and treasurer. Rice was employed as interim CFO/treasurer at $27.73 per hour. Her three-year contract begins March 16 at a salary of $76,000 per year.
Read More »Bryan Police Reports
A Bryan man is behind bars following his arrest on Monday. Bryan Police collared 21 year old Shane Smith of South Beech Street in Bryan on two counts of Aggravated Menacing and one count of Disorderly Conduct. Smith was locked up in CCNO.
Read More »Ferrell Trial Postponed
The trial of a Bryan man accused of running a pallet scam has been postponed. Gene Ferrell was scheduled to stand trial starting at 9 yesterday morning in Williams County Common Pleas Court.
Read More »Blizzard Auction Deemed Huge Success This Year
The WBNO/WQCT 36th Annual Blizzard Auction was a huge success, with Conquer Childhood Cancer NOW getting more than $14,000 which will be put to use for treating and defeating childhood cancers. Conquer Childhood Cancer NOW has a three-pronged approach to fighting the disease. One of their goals is to raise …
Read More »Bryan PD Report
Bryan Police on Saturday, arrested 24 year old Donald L. Brenneman of Bryan for Criminal Trespass and Disorderly Conduct. He was taken to CCNO. On Sunday, Bryan Police nabbed 24 year old Arturo Melchiorre-Soto of Bryan for Criminal Trespass and Disorderly Conduct. He too was taken to CCNO.
Read More »Herber Steps Down At United Way In Paulding
Sonya Herber has resigned as executive director of the United Way of Paulding County. Herber has been with the United Way since 2012. She told the Crescent News that she resigned from the post to spend more time with her family. Officials with Untied Way say that while Herber has …
Read More »No More Room For Snow In Defiance
Too much snow, and no place left to put it. That’t the situation in downtown Defiance, and it’s prompted Defiance Mayor Bob Armstrong to declare a snow emergency and downtown parking ban so city crews can begin to remove snow from the downtown. Parking is prohibited on most downtown streets …
Read More »Northwest Dispute Grows
Northwest State Community College and the Northwest State Community College Education Association, both claim they were forced to cancel a fact-finding session that each had hoped would help resolve differences over centralization of power and a new contract agreement. The education association said, in a press release, that the reason …
Read More »Collins To Run In Hicksville
A new hat has been tossed into the ring for the job of mayor of Hicksville. Diane Collins announced that she wants the job. The 57 year old Collins is now the clerk treasurer in Hicksville, a position she has held for eight terms. Born in Hicksville, Collins is a …
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