Special Weather Statement issued February 22 at 3:15AM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Light snow will overspread the area from the northwest this morning. An increased coverage of snow showers is expected to develop this afternoon into the evening hours. Slick spots may develop on roads tonight as temperatures drop and northwest winds gust up to 30 mph. Coverage of snow showers is expected to decrease overnight before ending Monday morning. Most the area will see an accumulation of 1 to 2 inches. Locally higher amounts are possible in areas where heavier snow bands develop this afternoon into early evening. Roadways may become slick. If traveling, be alert, slow down and allow extra time to reach your destination.
All administrators, classified staff, cafeteria managers and executive secretaries at Celina City Schools obtained two-year salary increases on Monday night.
The approved resolutions by board members at the regular meeting included a 1.65 percent salary increase the first year and a 1.5 percent salary increase the second year. [More]
The process to form a St. Marys River Watershed group should begin in the next few months.
Andy Kleinschmidt, OSU Extension educator for Van Wert County, said the decision to officially form the new group was based on positive feedback from meetings held in Rockford and Willshire for landowners affected by the river. [More]
ST. MARYS - The question of demolishing the 1923 high school building was resolved when the school board gave the go ahead at a special work session this week.
Discussion continues on other issues including stadium location and whether to build a field house, among others. [More]
Mercer County commissioners are applying for more than $800,000 in stimulus funding to boost energy efficiency in the Central Services Building in Celina.
One Celina High School student was cited for having alcohol and tobacco in his car on Tuesday, found during a random drug sweep of the high school, middle school and nearby parking areas by the Celina Police Department.
NEW BREMEN - Village employees will not be receiving cost-of-living raises as a result of action taken by councilors Tuesday night.
The decision came following a 30-minute executive session with councilors also meeting behind closed doors on Nov. 10 to consider compensation of public employees.
