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Tuesday, July 21st, 2026
Walk-off double lifts Fairview past St. Henry in title game
By Joe Schatz
KALIDA - Baseball is a game of opportunities.
For 6 ½ innings, St. Henry took full advantage, led Fairview and looked poised to repeat as ACME Baseball Congress tournament champions. However the Apaches also got an opportunity in the seventh, and with one swing completely changed the game. [More]
Obituaries on July 21st, 2026
Bernard G. "Barney" Baker, 95 of Celina, Ohio passed away peacefully on Monday, July 20, 2026 at the Wayne Hospital in Greenville, Ohio. [More]
Debra P. Hampshire, age 76, of Celina, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, on Saturday, July 18, 2026, at The Gardens at Celina. [More]
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Subscriber stories on July 21st, 2026
CELINA - Celina City Schools Board of Education members on Monday night accepted a $498,000 bid for the Tri Star Career Compact construction program's house at 1225 Shinn Drive, Celina.
New films document local courthouse history
CELINA - In connection with America 250, Ohioans are getting an inside look at each county's courthouse, buildings that can be deeply symbolic and indicative of that county's history.
FORT RECOVERY - Fort Recovery officials this week dispelled rumors that the village pool is set to close, assuring it will remain in operation for the foreseeable future.
A 51-year-old Arcanum man accused of having sexual contact with five juveniles under the age of 10 over a 10-year period in both Mercer and Darke counties was arrested this week on charges out of Mercer County Common Pleas Court.
Mercer County Engineer Jim Wiechart announced Monday that county engineer's office crews will be starting the fog seal work on various rural local roads in Mercer County this week.
Grand Lake outfielder Brandt Kendall was selected as the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League Player of the Week in helping the Mariners get back to winning ways.
By GARST MUSEUM
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GREENVILLE - "Everyone knows Annie Oakley. Almost no one knows her real story."
That's how the Gree