Special Weather Statement issued January 10 at 11:24PM EST by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Snow is expected across the area late tonight into early Sunday morning. Some light accumulations are possible. With temperatures falling, and reduced visibilities in the snow, travel conditions may become difficult. Additional snow showers are expected during the morning and early afternoon. As snow showers move through, quick bursts of snow will reduce visibility and result in light snow accumulations which may cover roadways. If traveling, allow extra time, and prepare for changes in driving conditions.
Council committee recommends paying debt over 15 years
By William Kincaid
CELINA - The city owes $2.38 million for sunken costs related to the cancelled construction of a coal-fired power plant in Meigs County it committed to a few years ago.
Celina Planning and Community Development Director Kent Bryan made the announcement on Thursday night at a utilities committee meeting. [More]
MINSTER - It may have been the Midwest Athletic Conference opener, but Thursday's matchup between Marion Local and Minster could go a long way in determining the MAC girls' basketball champion as the Flyers and Wildcats are expected to be among the league's elite. [More]
A late harvest and heavy rains are delaying fall manure applications, a problem that will worsen as new rules for Grand Lake Watershed farmers go into effect, ag officials say.
CELINA - The health board this week unanimously approved overtime backpay totaling more than $3,000 for an employee who handled the local outbreak of H1N1 virus in 2009-2010.
CELINA - The city this week received a good credit rating on a $3.1 million bundle of existing debt and proposed borrowing it intends to issue as wastewater system revenue refunding and improvement bonds.
CELINA - After starting the season strong last weekend, Celina's wrestling team stumbled while hosting Elida, Bath and Defiance in Western Buckeye League action for the Dues Nursery Super trimatch at the high school gym.
NEW KNOXVILLE - St. Henry girls' basketball coach Jeff Roessner scouted New Knoxville last Thursday and remarked that he saw the Rangers play a perfect first quarter as they led 21-0 after the first eight minutes.
Bath's trio of Emily Ruhe, Taylor Dackin and Madison Clark helped spark the Wildkittens in the second half of their 47-32 victory over Celina on Thursday night in Lima.
