It may be the middle of winter, but spring is coming. And that means, that summer won’t be far behind, and that of course, means that the Williams County Fair is once again on the schedule. The line-up for the 2015 Williams County Fair has now been officially released and …
Read More »Defiance Man Killed In Crash
A Defiance man died in a crash near Ann Arbor, Mich., Friday morning. Police say 45 year old Michael Ankney was either walking with a bike or riding a bicycle along the road, when he was hit by an as of yet unidentified driver. Ankney was taken by ambulance to …
Read More »National Pie Day on Friday next week
National Pie Day rolls around a week from tomorrow, and Sauder Village wants you to enjoy that day. Among other things, the Doughbox Bakery offers free samples of pie all day next Friday. Employees at the Doughbox Bakery make nearly 19,000 pies annually.
Read More »$19M coming from the federal government to fight Lake Erie algae
The USDA’s first round of grants for soil and water conservation includes more money to help Lake Erie. Approximately $19 million goes towards cutting down on agriculture runoff that contributes to the lake’s algae. Officials hope to reduce the phosphorus coming from fertilizer and washing into the rivers that flow …
Read More »Over 186k Ohioans sign up for coverage through exchange
Federal officials say 186,000 Ohioans have signed up for health coverage during this enrollment period for the President’s healthcare law. People looking for coverage to begin Feb. 1 must sign up today. Open enrollment for the federal marketplace ends Feb. 15. Health and Human Services says 85 percent of Ohioans …
Read More »Holgate council accepts bid for pool demolition
Holgate’s council has accepted a bid to demolish the village pool. It has chosen Punches Excavating for the job, and mayor Wally Snyder says the company can take its time to do it. Snyder also says the village plans on selling some of the property from the pool on the …
Read More »Defiance council again deals with subject of snow removal
Snow removal has come up again at a Defiance city council meeting. Councilman Steve Waxler says he has received phone calls after the latest snowstorm asking why the city plowed Pontiac Park and Riverside Cemetery, but not residential streets. Administrator Jeff Leonard says he would investigate this, but he says …
Read More »Free tax filing at Bryan Library
Starting next month, the Ohio Benefit Bank offers free tax filing sessions at the Bryan Library. These sessions run most Thursdays from Feb. 5 to Apr. 9. They run from 10 to 5. If your individual income sits below $65,000, then you could qualify for free tax filing.
Read More »Bryan Area Foundation to hold open house
The Bryan Area Foundation holds an open house next Thursday at its new office. The event runs from 4 to 6 at the new location on South Walnut Street.
Read More »Carothers still president of Millcreek-West school board
The Millcreek-West Unity School Board has chosen Sarah Carothers as president for another year. The board has named Brian Wieland vice president and legislative liaison.
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