Ottawa-Glandorf defeat Celina in battle of unbeatens
By Joe Schatz
OTTAWA - If April showers bring May flowers, Celina will hope that its damp Week Nine loss against Ottawa-Glandorf will lead to growth in the postseason, as the Bulldogs' late rally from a 19-7 deficit came up just short in a 22-20 loss in a battle of Western Buckeye League unbeatens at Titan Stadium in Putnam County. [More]
NEW BREMEN- What began as a radio and gift shop in the 1920's has evolved into a third-generation furniture store that's served the Grand Lake region and beyond for a century.
No one was injured Friday morning in a structure fire off of U.S. Route 33 that left a two-story house heavily damaged, a news release from Celina Fire Chief Brian Davis states.
The Celina Police Department received multiple reports of high-value credit card fraud through digital payment methods at local retail stores earlier this month, a news release from Police Chief Tom Wale states.
ST. MARYS - With back-to-back stops to open the second half St. Marys was able to defuse the high powered Kenton offense to post a 34-20 Western Buckeye League victory Friday night at Grand Lake Health Systems Field.
MARIA STEIN - The Marion Local Flyers used a methodical and effective ground attack and the occasional big play to secure a 28-7 victory over the Minster Wildcats. The win ensures the Flyers of at least a share of the Midwest Athletic Conference title.
FORT RECOVERY - Rain, turnovers and a stubborn Fort Recovery defense made for a messy Friday night, but New Bremen found its footing when it mattered most.
