State Rep. Jim Buchy, R-Greenville, announced Wednesday that he intends to retire from the Ohio House of Representatives effective January 2017 and end his career as a public servant, opting to spend more time with his family. [
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CELINA - Sharon Callender's latest career change landed her among a new generation.
The new director of the Mercer County Council on Aging previou
Capsules, cash, drug paraphernalia seized
CELINA - A Heroin Interdiction Team surveillance operation on Wednesday led to the arrest of two Celina men and the seizure of 50 heroin capsules, drug paraphernalia and cash, according to Celina Police Chief Tom Wale.
Law enforcement officers continue to search for a man believed to have stolen items from a garage overnight Tuesday in the area of Townline-Kossuth Road near U.S. 33.
Curtain Call
This weekend, Parkway High School's Class of 1965 will converge in Rockford to celebrate their 50th class reunion.
It shouldn't take long for the old war stories from their remarkable 1964 football campaign to become entwined into the conversation.
With nearly 2,000 participants from 30 different states, last year's inaugural Grand Lake Marathon was clearly a success.
Organizers expect this year's marathon to be even better and will continue to build it into one of Ohio's premier events for the future.
MINSTER - For the first time in a long time, the Marion Local football team appeared human.
Week One's game at McComb wasn't decided in the first
Computer Points Breakdown
By this time next week, the OHSAA will have released the first official list of football computer points for the season.
Even by waiting until fou
The Weekly Area High School Football Preview Section
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Last season: The Bulldogs struggled to get their backfield game off the ground and running and the Titans rolled to a 25-7 victory, handing Celina its first loss in the process.
INDIANAPOLIS - When news broke that Motorhead had to pull the plug on a few shows recently, many fans were probably left wondering if all the hard-living and hell-raising championed by Lemmy Kilmister had finally taken a toll on the seemingly indestructible behemoth.
Viewers tuning into the Dayton CW at 6 p.m. weekdays may see a familiar smiling face beaming back.
AJ Gibson is one of the hosts of "Hollywood Today Live," a talk show about Hollywood, from Hollywood. Gibson is a Celina native and 1999 Celina High School graduate.
