Tuesday, December 8th, 2015
By Claire Giesige
ST. MARYS - A partnership between a local university and a Catholic school gives teachers-in-training a unique, hands-on learning experience.
Early and middle childhood education students in the Wright State University-Lake Campus Health and Physical Awareness class first complete health studies before moving to professor Jeff Howison's physical awareness portion. [More]
Obituaries on December 8th, 2015
Betty Louise (Coats) Joseph Coombs, 85, of Rockford, Ohio, formerly of Celina, [More]
Jean Ann Anderson, 79, St. Marys, OH died 8:03 a.m. Sunday December 6, 2015 at St. Marys Living Center. [More]
Victor Stegall, M.D., 70, New Bremen, died on Dec. 6, 2015.
Arrangements are [More]
Ralph E. Trempert, 86, St. Marys, entered into rest at St. Marys Living Center on December 1, 2015 at 8:10 am. [More]
Local pictures on December 8th, 2015
Subscriber stories on December 8th, 2015
Appropriations for 2016 to increase $2.65 million
CELINA - The city's 2016 budget is $2.65 million higher than last year's.
City council members Monday night passed first reading of next year's budget, which sets aside $46.15 million for all accounts. The 2015 budget was $43.5 million.
FORT RECOVERY - Village officials Monday night debated the safety of the state Routes 49 and 119 intersection despite a recent expansion project.
Timothy Workman was convicted of taking nude photos
MONTEZUMA - A Lima appeals court on Monday denied a new trial for a local man convicted in Auglaize County of taking nude photos of local girls.
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ST. MARYS - A Wapakoneta man on Monday was sentenced to 15 days in jail and a six-year license suspension for several charges including drunken driving after allegedly causing three non-injury accidents in the city on Saturday afternoon.
Refereeing a family business for Darrases, Kellers, many others
The third installment in a periodical series about officiating takes a look at referees from our own backyard who come from the same households. It's
NEW BREMEN - Columbus State Community College volleyball coach Jill Yocum said she couldn't be more excited about the addition of New Bremen's Kaitlyn Ahrns.
Razz-Eye View
If just one thing can be taken away from this past weekend's state football championships in Columbus, that would be that the title games should never leave Columbus.