Bellefontaine, OH News

• Bellefontaine, OH News
• Memorial Day activities
• Pursuing their passions
• Russells Point prepares to refurbish three parks
• HOLIDAY SAFETY
• Data bits from home
• Local EMTs, paramedics earn accolades
• Two leave ‘Examiner’ with nearly a century of experience
• Local native to sign third book at Indian Lake Community Church
• Mickes seeks clemency
• Indian Lake Community Church expands services
• Student taken to hospital following school fight
• Yaeger going to prison
• Honoring the fallen — and the living
• GPS played critical role in locating injured 911 caller (911 audio included)
• Pool lining project delays opening
• BHS student receives ‘superior’ rating at State Science Day
• Officers looking for suspect
• Woman dies after being hit by train
• UPDATE: High-speed chase takes officers across county lines
• City to take reins of wastewater treatment plant
• FFA student achievements lauded
• Man gets jail time for unauthorized use of vehicle
• Chattan Loch to focus on catering, events planning
• Man jailed for threatening neighbors
• A view from the north side
• Man admits to theft of checks, illegal use of welfare benefits
• Belle Center poppy queen named
• Two transported after head-on collision
• Note-worthy service
• Van destroyed by fire
• Man charged for lying to police
• Patrol called to motorcycle, vehicle crashes
• City police to begin bicycle patrols
• Community helps equip officers with new ballistic vests
• Officials offer better picture of financial plan
• Local caregiver receives state honor
• Bike and Scooter Safety Rodeo is Saturday
• Client drug policy adopted
• Rosebrook denied early release
• Council on Rural Services agreement approved
• Dance steps take students on manners journey
• Logan County to receive gypsy moth treatment
• Man found guilty for attacking former friend
• Man charged after creating neighborhood disturbance
• Fire damages condo
• BREAKING NEWS: Possible drowning investigated
• Bellefontaine Inn faces millions in fines
• WL-S BOARD: Reductions in force approved
• Seniors celebrated
• Huntsville man sentenced to West Central for trafficking heroin
• Bicyclist collides with pickup
• Bellefontaine Inn faces fines for violations
• Financial forecast predicts five years in the black
• Riverside’s Relay rallies around student battling leukemia
• Constitution, state laws discussed at GOP meeting
• American Legion names poppy king
• Law enforcement deaths continue to rise
• Poetic license
• Russells Point Police Department beefing up
• Teen reported missing
• Man in serious condition after crash
• Museum highlights Logan County specific Civil War, War of 1812 artifacts
• Local parents plan Cri Du Chat Awareness Week presentation
• Judge to rule on Rosebrook’s release in 10 days
• Honda wins appeal of small-claims hybrid judgment
• Health issue possible cause of pedestrian’s fall
• DeGraff UMC to auction items from former church
• More than a gift of life
• Ramey faces four felonies
• Putnam County officials issue missing person alert
• Off-duty deputy tracks suspects from her residence
• Boy treated, released from hospital after baseball injury
• Man arrested on drug trafficking warrants
• Restroom renovations stalled
• ‘Dragon Eyes’ is latest venture for local fight instructor
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Hi-Point top 15 students honor educators
• 4 injured in Union County car-buggy crash
• Main Street to go inside building
• City motel under state scrutiny
• Bellefontaine’s 32 years as Tree City USA recognized
• Man given 60 days in jail for OVI
• Belle Center may get disaster plan
• Fallen man in critical condition
• Painting the town purple, and then some
• Prescriptions coming with anti-drug abuse messages
• Students prep for trout release
• Mid-day party rocks
• Church project years in the making
• Benjamin Logan honors awarded
• Sports writers earn three second-place awards
• Realities of parenthood
• BHS music performances rated; school-wide music events slated
• Boy crashes stolen car
• A 'super' view
• Students say ‘Whoa’ to bullying
• Jail officials seek to fence around JDC exits
• Ellis, Jacobs face evaluations as bind over process moves forward
• Ellis, Jacobs face evaluations as bind over process moves forward
• City man files civil suit against Bank of America
• Student earns trip to meet President
• Boil alert lifted in Russells Point
• Prayers for families, community offered
• Notestine recognized as Citizen of the Year
• Prosecutors ask judge to reconsider Lamb gun ruling
• Area Marine competes in Warrior Games
• Matilda knocks out first two challengers
• Man lodged on multiple charges following alcohol-related crash
• Events to benefit David Spicer Memorial Scholarship planned
• Sweet Matilda! The Don returns
• Decades-old nuisance complaint investigation detailed
• Hi-Point instructor is teacher of the year
• Collection agency to seek old fines, costs
• Girl turns in money
• Woman issued summons for child endangering
• Changes taking shape at DJFS
• Man arrested after allegedly placing bag over wife’s head
• Ruling ends sex abuse case
• BHS bands, choirs head to state
• Boil advisory posted for Lakeview residents
• Crossing guard's condition upgraded
• Fire destroys trailer
• LC Chamber Ribbon Cutting: Markin Farms Zipline Adventures
• Shine FM prepares for launch
• Outstanding leaders recognized at county youth leadership graduation
• MRH achieves 100 percent for fourth quarter care
• Bus driver cited for Thursday crash
• Triad Middle School resumes classes after suicide death of student
• Lakeview man tased, arrested following family dispute
• Medication take back event largest to date
• Evans leaving Third Ward post
• Helicopters transport 2 following crash
• Student's death prompts Triad class cancellation
• First-graders share service learning project
• Gov. Kasich proclaims May as Community Action Month
• LCBDD recognizes agency volunteers
• ESC names Franklin B. Walters winners
• Videos show more of violent attack before JDC escape
• Sobriety checkpoint planned in Union County
• Bidders open hearts at door auction
• Strictly the vocals
• Online educational resource offered for residents’ families
• County GOP hear about audit returns
• Local CASA volunteers lauded
• Campaign amasses $622,000
• 2 set retirements
• Secretary of State to make local address
• Riverside band, choir students to perform at Statehouse
• Online ‘Ask a County Expert’ tool available through OSU Extension
• Internet Cafe operators say they want to cooperate
• Youths’ drug-free efforts lauded
• Rare disease puts new parents to the test
• New high school principal named
• Village council news
• Boil advisory issued in Russells Point
• Justice Dept. won't reopen Kent St. shootings case
• Cyclists to revive Zanesfield course once at center of national Olympic hopeful attention
• Intersection work planned at new school buildings
• Russells Point man challenges evidence in fire death case
• Sex crime yields four-year prison term
• AGC gives $3,500 to city’s tree planting efforts
• Use of park, municipal building during country fair approved
• Bar patron arrested
• Woman issued summons for child endangering
• Logan County Youth Leadership to present adult leader awards
• Repurposing the armory
• History set in tiles
• KKK member pleads not guilty
• QUINCY COUNCIL: Cost-of-living increases given preliminary OK
• West Liberty man denies burglaries
• Two women face multiple drug counts
• Regional approach to economic development offered
• Winner crowned in Jordan’s art competition
• Woman faces OVI, endangering charges
• Early Childhood Advisory Council seeks community representatives
• LOCAL NOTES
• UPDATE: Oil found in water after Springfield fuel business fire
• Not guilty plea after KKK confrontation
• Teen receives additional charges
• B-25s heading home
• Living with juvenile diabetes
• Making ends meet
• Russells Point moving forward in trail project
• ‘Examiner’ owner marks birthday
• Citations issued in three minor crashes
• Missing boy, friends arrested
• Boil advisory lifted
• Sex offenders register
• Sex offender on the lam
• Quincy man sentenced for sex, drug offenses
• Issues being addressed at job and family services
• Community leaders recognized for service
• Agreement with OAPSE approved
• Point Village Apartments to be renovated
• Teen still missing
• Another SRO crowd at meeting
• Student reflections presented at Excellence in Teaching luncheon
• MRH installs advanced CT system
• Reames gets recommended 10-year sentence
• Suspect charged for hitting teen
• Reames gets recommended 10-year sentence
• Former county office holder dead at 90
• Up-close look at historic aircraft offered
• Local auto supplier recognized by Honda
• Woman lodged for assaulting neighbor
• Boil alert in effect
• UPDATE: Man loses life on Indian Lake
• BREAKING NEWS: Divers search for missing man at Indian Lake
• Medication Take Back Day offered at 4 sites
• UPDATE: Father gets 14 years for severely injuring baby
• Four-legged crime fighter remembered
• Three new businesses open in Centre City Mall
• Post office asks for help in preventing dog attacks to mail carriers
• Some charges dismissed against former sheriff
• Williams starts three-day jail term
• Investigations, contracts drive up expenses
• New edition to be showcased
• Russells Point seats new member
• Rotary to honor 3 for excellence in teaching
• Child Advocate Awards Presented at Breakfast
• Teen reported missing
• Technicality trips up provider swap
• Lawn management stressed in new soil and water program
• Yoder returned to auditor's office
• Man arrested for felony domestic violence
• Girl’s night
• City opens up property for community gardens
• Belle Center looks to future
• Raise approved for police chief
• Grimes Gathering gets under way Saturday
• Three woman charged for roles in JDC escape
• UPDATED: Yaeger takes plea deal
• City man gets four years for rape
• State justice speaks on health care arguments
• Marionettes, Irish dancing highlight school board meeting
• Quality care emphasized amidst uncertain future
• Man gets local jail time for drug trafficking
• Injured driver’s condition upgraded
• Police investigate employee thefts
• UPDATE: Woman injured in 3-vehicle crash
• Blankenship sentenced to probation
• Suspect in dismembering says he met woman online
• DeGraff streetlight replacement funds accepted at meeting
• Judge tosses guns in Lamb case
• Driver arrested following high-speed pursuit
• Man charged for swinging at officer
• ‘Examiner’ seeks 2 interns
• Puccio to judge: 'I am clinically insane'
• Morels on his mind
• Solemn community service remembers Christ’s death
• Sex offender gives West Liberty address
• Array of options for Easter egg hunters Saturday
• A happy re-birthday
• Child Advocate Awards presented at breakfast
• Minor injury crash reported
• Sex offenders locate in county
• Grand jury indicts murder suspect, four accomplices
• Grand jury indicts Richwood man
• Jail garden ready to sprout new life
• Clients helped through pilot patient navigator program
• Pair recognized with blue ribbons
• LOCAL NOTES
• Man pleads to third OVI in six years
• Alleged killer confesses to slaying
• Planetwalker’s return
• Stout gets record expunged
• Activist: Human trafficking on the rise
• Three file with GOP for auditor’s post
• Fire department lauded for successful disaster exercise
• Landlord found dismembered body in bathtub
• Middleburg woman arrested after pointing gun at mother
• Man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Disc golf getting off the ground here
• 3 to be in court in dismembered woman case
• Highway Patrol reminds motorists of distracted driving dangers
• Midwest Express to add 50 jobs
• Local road projects detailed in annual report
• Police search suspect in hit-skip crash
• Woman arrested after chasing husband
• Semi driver uninjured in vehicle fire
• Five arrested in murder of Urbana woman
• Stoplight project awarded to Cleveland company
• Frugal fashions
• LOCAL NOTES
• Survey: 9 in 10 satisfied with Green Hills Care Center
• UPDATE — Official: Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• Urbana police investigating possible homicide
• Mullins named chairman for 2012-13 United Way campaign
• Local rockslide hazards addressed
• Ben Logan artists on display in Columbus
• Chamber plat books on sale
• Lima woman arrested, charged with making three bomb threats
• Examining our files
• Driver injured in single-vehicle crash
• Father-son team charged in burglary spree
• Crash leads to multiple charges
• Chiropractor’s suit denied
• Making sense of energy choices
• Archbishop Schnurr speaks on priesthood in first visit to St. Patrick’s
• Discovery Riders to pilot anti-bullying program at 2 local schools
• Honda begins construction of new plant in Mexico
• Grand jury hands up dozens of drug indictments
• Man held on $500K after assaulting, shooting at wife
• Culvert work set for Monday through Wednesday
• ‘Watt’ do you know?
• Principal to become new superintendent
• Members bid farewell to clerk
• Bids for non-general fund projects authorized
• Woman breaks in, damages apartment
• Sex offender moves to Lakeview
• Council acts on street, ramp projects
• Observant citizens, local watch group thwarts burglary
• A welcome encouragement
• Woman admits to passing bad checks
• Final minutes
• New senior meal site begins lunch service April 3
• Crash closes south Main
• 2 injured in U.S. 68 wreck
• Social Work Month
• It’s all in how you frame it
• Ridgemont board thanks voters for support of levy
• Klan met with negative reception in Mt. Victory
• Couple arrested after hit-skip accident
• Point man summonsed for indecency, another for drug abuse
• Cupcake creations
• Bids for stoplight project revealed
• Police investigate three-vehicle crash
• Stalker arrested
• A rural journey
• Recounts results in no changes for ambulance district
• Community togetherness emphasized at DD breakfast
• Carryover used for 2012 appropriations
• Local businesses praise Project SEARCH
• Ohio House commends ‘Examiner’ for 120 years serving community
• Rotarians recognize high-achieving seniors
• Woman injured in city crash
• Open for Business: Ribbon cut at Bellefontaine AAA
• Group forms to support ex-offenders’ transition
• Neighborhood dispute results in charges
• OHP students say NO BULL in largest national youth-led challenge
• Common Pleas Court team takes trivia bee
• Toasty Tots serves 208 Children
• 90-year-old woman escapes injury after ceiling collapse
• Store expansion a positive sign for downtown shopping mall
• Man faces more drug charges
• Juvenile escapee to be held in adult jail
• Board of DD discusses Disability Awareness Month activities
• Local pizza tosser wins medal at the World Pizza Games
• Culvert replacement closes part of C.R. 142
• Two sentenced, another pleads
• Carnival, auction to benefit Gillen family
• Ellis, Smith returning to Logan County
• Teen reported missing
• Mary Rutan Health Association honors two for community service
• Sea of orange floods Ben Logan board room
• Customers show great interest in RDX
• Full house supports students, board
• Meritorious award recipients announced
• BCS administrator set to retire
• City man admits to sexually abusing girl
• East Liberty launches RDX production
• History is made
• UPDATED: Two crash victims succumb to injuries
• Local companies recognized for strong safety records
• Food, fun, fundraising joined to fight cancer
• Supreme Court won’t hear Davila case
• Macochee question gets recount
• Man cited in hit-skip; police investigate separate crash
• Magazine: Bellefontaine among nation’s best for development
• Spike in drug referrals prompted policy, director says
• Ohio Senate honors Vicario for service to Bellefontaine
• 151 Club reopens
• Fire damages DeGraff-area home
• Farmers’ market variety
• Help fight crime
• Local athlete traveling with OSU women’s basketball team
• Commissioners name Taylor to auditor post
• Reception set for McBrien
• Man charged with robbery
• Homeless in Harper
• City native to lead Honda’s S.C. plant
• Snow moving
• Parolee struggles with officers
• Man arrested after threatening to burn down home
• Supplier change to reduce electricity costs at fairgrounds
• Bellefontaine passes annual budget
• Budget passed, Tree City status saved
• Awards, recognition passed out at annual dairy banquet
• Fire destroys United Methodist church in Ada
• Stewart receives 1-year sentence
• Choir teacher faces charges
• Breaking News: Pulfer indicted for Amish school teacher fatality
• Open for Business: LC Chamber Ribbon Cuttings
• Storm’s resignation ends harassment complaint
• Dulcimers release first album
• Reames pleads no contest to vehicular homicide
• Standoff ends with woman’s arrest
• Breaking News: Storm resigns
• New fire truck to roll in county
• Trio arrested on multiple charges
• 2012 POLAR BEAR PLUNGE
• Kasich approves ‘Blue Alert’ law
• Mt. Victory to take action against Ridgeway
• UPDATE: Truck tips over, injures driver
• Well-played horn
• Marysville Post hires new trooper
• Boy Scouts drive to collect food
• PATROL: OVI-related arrests up 7 percent
• UPDATE: Teen, women appear in courts
• Uniopolis gifts fire truck to devastated department
• Job and family services gets new director
• Civil service to chiefs: Move ahead with tests
• Client drug policy to be developed
• Hi-Point recognizes supporters
• Russells Point considers expenditures
• KMS student removed for Facebook threats
• TV tossing duo charged
• Union County chamber honors leaders, celebrates county ties to Japan
• Third woman faces charges in escape
• Local growers prepare for 2012 market season
• Prosecutor: Municipal court does not have a diversion program
• 5K walk promotes National Immunization Week
• Girl Scouts to mark 100th anniversary
• Accident results in citation, spurs research
• NEW UPDATE: Three teens, two women in custody after JDC assault
• Wind farm decision divides state court justices
• Windmills on the horizon
• Teens could be headed to Florida
• Sheriff’s deputies investigate report of student carrying a gun
• Deputy sees smooth transition into county clerk’s position
• Ridgemont celebrates bond issue’s success
• Officer to plead guilty
• Local Election Issues
• Teens beat guard, escape from JDC
• Incumbent state reps move on to general election
• Triad coach under investigation
• ELECTION 2012
• Area wind farm approved by high court
• Local federal housing projects could total more than $3 million this year
• Wrongway driver arrested for OVI
• Two major sentencings handed down Monday
• Quincy boil alert lifted
• Extending a helping hand
• Snow surprises motorists
• Man arrested for using weapons while intoxicated
• 4 injured in 2-car crash
• Injury accident in Russells Point
• Scenes from the IL Boat Show
• A bridge to the past
• Two ‘Examiner’ sports writers up for AP awards
• Big brother is big hero
• Jury finds in favor of insurance company
• Polling Locations
• Area sheep producers take center stage at banquet
• Driver cited in 4-vehicle crash
• 16-year-old charged with gross sexual imposition
• State reps to be elected
• Charges filed in former IL resident's death
• Training wheels coming off trail project
• Wingo up for parole hearing in May
• The house that students build
• Grants, contributions help cover fire department equipment costs
• Tax credits available for energy-efficient upgrades, appliance purchases in 2011
• County Road 144 lane closure expected
• Police chief wants OK to hire without a Civil Service test
• Committee may move to cut DBP funding
• Goslee comments, concerns presented
• Humane society seeks private grant
• Few issues, races face local voters
• Family-School Partnership highlights ongoing efforts
• Crash leads to OVI arrest
• Quincy residents under boil advisory
• Budget, police issues before council
• Budget, police issues before council
• Former residents featured in N.C. article
• Sex offender sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Tax credit opens window for investment
• Indian Lake park officials being investigated
• First-graders share passion for leadership
• Dayton man lodged
• West Mansfield man indicted on sex charge
• Historic building to come down
• Changes brewing in adult learning program
• Home invasion reported
• Juvenile reported missing
• Health conscious
• Patrol graduates 65 cadets
• Huntington, Speedway ready to start major projects
• Drivers escape injury in 2-vehicle crash
• Clark legacy found fertile ground in rural Logan County
• McDonald, Epps seek clerk of courts office
• ODE awards Ridgemont $10K for healthy schools initiative
• Scam reported
• Suspect sought after chase
• Rollover crash results in serious injuries
• Trivia bee set for March 21
• Producers urged to oppose child labor proposals
• United Way appropriations total more than $470K
• Disconnection of delinquent utilities temporarily tabled
• Fleeing man stopped, charged with drug possession
• Bellefontaine man caught with heroin
• LCEF 2012 scholarship forms available online
• Examiner Eyes
• 'EXAMINER' EXCLUSIVE: Industrial wind turbines on local horizon
• Natural gas project approved
• Brides Against Breast Cancer Show returns Sunday
• Teen lodged for attacking sister
• Boy arrested for shooting sister with BB gun
• Girl injured from fall at MRM
• Free matinee Saturday for senior citizens
• UPDATE: Levy placement pondered
• Budget reduction plan passed by WL-Salem board
• Grant funds authorized
• Kenton students get fair week off
• UPDATE: New diner to open
• Brown sentenced to three years in prison
• MRH earns accreditation
• Local woman arrested following Union County pursuit
• Sexual assault, theft reported in Belle Center
• Mural to focus on community
• Recycling money, Little Tikes playground grant application highlight meeting
• Police look into drive-thru robbery
• YMCA names new director
• Correction for Monday, Feb. 20
• Ben Logan artists’ work on display
• Missing teen located
• Examining our files
• Alcohol suspected in crash
• Couple convicted of buying drugs for teens
• Sidney police officer to be reinstated
• ILHS presents 'Just SO'
• USV superintendent search begins
• $160K gift boosts Humane Society
• Mixed verdicts in Seitz trial in Shelby County
• Good morning, good news
• Permanent budget should come at next meeting
• Child endangering, OVI citations issued
• At 93 he’s still a ham
• UPDATE: Financial manager steals thousands from ailing BHS grad
• Driver cited in fuel spill
• Boil water alert lifted
• Support sought for building upgrades
• Bond issue would build new pre K-12 school
• Coloring a child’s world with art, music
• Preschool transportation halted
• Myths of older, disabled workers debunked
• Electronic-readers kindle much interest
• West Liberty moves closer to trash, recycling rates increase
• Man arrested for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor
• Mayor: Achieving a balanced city budget would cost jobs
• OSU Extension hosts gypsy moth meeting
• Issues resolved during another contentious meeting
• United Way saves residents nearly $80k through prescription card partnership
• United Way saves residents nearly $80k thourgh prescription card partnership
• Three counts of rape filed against a city man
• Boil alert issued for Pleasant Street
• Free Child Developmental Screening
• BREAKING NEWS: Yaeger faces multiple robbery charges
• Valentine’s Day blooms for florists
• Fresh food aplenty
• Belle Center woman sentenced to four years for selling pills from home
• CORRECTION: Evans named administrator
• Suspicious death investigated
• Family, friends gather to mark anniversary of Tiffany Brown’s death
• Marrow match may be outcome of Munz event
• Teen charged with hit-and-run, OVI
• Clearing economic hurdles
• Examining our files
• Tri-County Community Action offers free tax prep
• Fuel spill closes Honda Parkway
• County under a level 1 snow emergency
• Munz benefit, blood drive is today
• UPDATE: Large amount of cash seized from Speedy Mart
• High speed pursuit ends in Logan County
• Macochee ambulance district campaigns for levy approval
• Candidates get cooking
• Election board talks weather
• Ex-cop pleads guilty to vandalism, firearms charge
• Smokey fire drives family from home
• Attorney looks at auditor’s conduct
• Angling for kids
• Fairground restrooms to get ADA upgrades
• DeGraff police chief’s hours increased
• Man, infant reported missing
• Village man arrested
• St. Clair to step down from DBP
• Fire damages home at Logansville
• Commissioners keep close eye on job and family services’ finances
• Solid waste district rolls out cashless trash bag machines
• Acura RDX debutes at Chicago
• Sketch released of man suspected of assault
• Apartment fire displaces family
• Urbana Walmart fire ruled arson
• Russells Point Council: New lighting, emergency alert system considered
• Area schools going green
• Man lodged for felony domestic violence
• Several marijuana plants found in residence
• Annual Report 2011
• Risner gets 4 years for Varsity robbery
• UPDATE: Barn holding salvaged church items burns
• Local family tied to Grammy nominee
• Union County deputies investigate sexual assault
• Open house set to discuss Logan County’s gypsy moth treatments
• Local pastor, family displaced by fire
• C.R. 1 to close today
• Super Bowl party food for thought
• The tax man cometh
• Union County crash claims elderly woman
• Weather alert
• BREAKING NEWS: Computers taken from Urbana High School
• Back in jail again
• Debt free
• UPDATE: Hi-Point students duct tape teachers to wall for juvenile diabetes research
• Kimpel circulates petitions
• Released sex offender announces address
• Chiefs receive 11 trophies at DECA Competition
• Duo charged for attacking West Liberty man
• Honda looks ahead
• Belle Center man killed in crash near Waynesfield
• Yaeger back in Ohio
• UPDATE: Stanford matter in prosecutor’s hands
• Woman wins small-claims suit over Honda hybrid mpg
• Long turns himself in
• Woman’s antics results in charges
• Spelling prowess all in the family
• Lamb suppression hearing continues in federal court
• Two more sentenced
• LOCAL NOTES
• Honda to invest $98 million at Anna plant
• Two appointed to vacant council seats
• Nashville Hitmakers to take Holland stage
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Anniversary edition was in Monday’s paper
• Urbana University announces tuition freeze
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• COURTHOUSE NEWS: Man pleads guilty to home invasion
• Man arrested for pointing gun at brother
• West Mansfield council to consider appointments
• West Liberty Police: Man assaulted, robbed
• Digging deeper
• Man arrested for domestic violence; girlfriend cited for obstructing justice
• Local notes
• UPDATE: Yaeger caught near Indianapolis
• Community survey completion urged
• Complaint filed against ex-Shelby County deputy
• City will handle $3.5 million in projects
• Back Pack Buddies Program introduced at Ridgemont Elementary School
• Conservation Tillage Breakfast planned for Tuesday morning
• Winners of Recovery Zone Writers’ Contest announced
• Experience a 'Better Way' today
• Bump found guilty
• Now hear this
• Authorities look for teen
• Yaeger wanted for Shelby County break-in
• Ohio Northern, Kroger partner for robotic grocery kiosk on campus
• Man arrested for creating disturbance
• Weather alert
• School delays and closings for Friday, Jan. 27
• Rape case now rests in jurors’ hands
• Closing arguments set to begin today in Bump case
• Wrestler was in city shortly before positive HIV test
• Winter Crisis Program assistance available
• Farm Bureau seeks ‘farm family’ nominations
• Hi-Point to take advantage of professional development opportunity
• Man charged with sex offense involving child victim
• Motorist cited in crash
• Closings for Thursday, Jan. 26
• Delays and closings for Thursday, Jan. 26
• City backs bike trail plan
• With no medical evidence, trial hinges on testimony
• Beating the winter chill
• West Liberty village employees receive raise
• Council backs bike path
• Willoby ends 40-year county career
• Hines given four-year sentence
• New director yields cost savings for DD board
• Simon Kenton Trail could reach Bellefontaine
• UPDATE: Trial underway in case of accused rapist
• Love gets judicial release
• Forsythe set to retire after 39 years
• Sanctity of human life celebrated
• Newest Habitat home dedicated
• High on heroin, couple flees police
• Woman arrested after driving onto Indian Lake
• Russells Point woman admits to drug sales
• Hi-Point students advance to regional competition
• City native tapped as Union County Engineer’s top employee
• City budget may include money for vehicles
• Coming full circle
• Food waste elimination stressed
• Logan County under level 1
• A proper edumacation
• Survey says
• Charges filed in Nov. 30 fatal crashes
• A second wind
• Wal-Mart manager charged for theft
• Superintendent Bauer oversees first meeting
• Homeowners urged to take action against radon
• Egg farm fires contained
• Delays and closings for Friday, Jan. 20
• 4 charged in alcohol retailer compliance checks
• Weather alert
• Workplace violence prevention stressed
• County mayors aim to improve efficiency
• Area youths collaborate for ‘Aladdin Jr.’ musical
• West Liberty to support Pathfinders
• Possible injuries reported in crash
• Burglary suspect captured after fleeing from officers
• Opening the door to healing
• Man sentenced for theft of grandparents’ prescription drugs
• Levy request considered
• West Liberty-Salem BOE: Agreement reached with architect
• Russells Point approves annexation plan
• Fewer fatal crashes in 2011 may be linked to added trooper-driver contacts
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Soldiers’ return information requested
• Cruise captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• Marysville church holds service in school after fire
• Vehicle owner follows theft suspects
• Arrest made after erractic driver report
• Motorist cited in Thursday crash
• Stolen car found wrecked
• Postal rates going up Jan. 22
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• Zipping along
• Election board finalizes list of candidates
• LOCAL NOTES
• Patrol handling S.R. 117 crash
• Icy conditions a factor in S.R. 117 crash
• Teen charged in crash that claimed West Liberty pastor
• EverPower files for second Champaign County wind farm
• Thompson, Dunlap & Heydinger marks 46th anniversary
• Hardin County’s snowy owl found dead
• Union County Sheriff’s Office makes theft ring arrests
• School delays and closings for Friday, Jan. 13
• Driver suffers incapacitating injuries in crash
• Roof repairs ordered at former city post office
• Fair board sets quality assurance dates
• OHIO HI-POINT SCHOOL BOARD: Reames, Ramsey return as board officers
• Ben Logan selects spelling bee participants
• Possible injuries reported in county crash
• Bellefontaine preparing for public works projects
• Klingler named president
• Indictments name 15 defendants
• BELLE CENTER VILLAGE COUNCIL
• Man indicted in Lexington dermatologist’s slaying
• Teen still missing
• Patrol investigating fatal crash
• Industrial accident kills Lakeview man
• Bellefontaine council moves ahead with projects
• UPDATE: Man charged for morning fire in Marysville
• Woman admits to selling prescription drugs
• A legion of honors
• Bank offers up to $5,000 for Yaeger’s arrest
• Hite makes pitch to county GOP
• Man ends run to avoid police dog
• UPDATE: Man in custody after suspicious blaze at Marysville church
• Ben Logan community “debt free” celebration set
• Haushalter to lead city school board
• Sex offender gets early release
• Honda to build Acura supercar in Ohio
• Auglaize Red Cross director caught with prostitute
• Soft-spoken grace
• Alcohol a factor in car-semi collision
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Wife wounds husband in shooting mishap
• Hite to speak Monday at Republican luncheon
• Family members injured in fatal crash released, upgraded
• USV fires Rolston as superintendent
• Stay at home moms
• Quincy approves lease of municipal building
• Ledley to lead Ridgemont board in 2012
• New Better Way deals for the New Year
• Jury finds Risner guilty of robbery
• Country breakfast set
• South Main crashes down from prior years
• A doggone good Christmas present
• Polar Plunge campaign stops again at Indian Lake
• Logan County man dies in Columbus crash; family remains critical
• Teen who left home Sunday still missing
• Indian Lake students rewarded for buckling up
• Area man charged with attacking toddler and mother
• Adopted military family thankful for community’s generosity
• Fire displaces West Liberty family
• Parks department assumes operation of cemetery
• Woman gets 15 months after failing West Central
• Zilles, Kentner take top honors in half marathon
• Couple arrested after Chippewa incident
• Logan County’s first baby is born at home
• Agreement imminent in prescription abuse case
• Officers elected to lead for 2012
• Reames leads first meeting as mayor
• Health board meeting rescheduled
• Two mothers compete for first baby of 2012 honors at Mary Rutan
• Driver lies, is charged after alcohol-related crash
• Scrap metal theft leads to numerous charges
• Patrol reports increased holiday fatalities
• Champaign County man charged in shooting
• Bridge closing for work
• Special delivery
• Record rainfall recorded locally
• Mary Rutan getting first new baby today
• ZANESFIELD VILLAGE COUNCIL: Appropriations OK’d
• Teen located
• Excellence in Teaching nomination deadline is Friday
• School delays and closings for Tuesday, Jan. 3
• Anderson faces heroin charge
• Assailants take man's wallet
• Woman damages motorcycle
• WBNS-10TV, Time Warner agree to temporary extension
• Winter alert
• Motorists reminded to designate a sober driver
• Health Department offers advice on food licensing requirements
• Four-vehicle crash leaves man in critical condition
• A crafty friendship
• Residents concerned about horses
• Lake Township trustees voice support of trail extension
• Man charged after causing disturbance in trailer park
• Judge reflects on 26 years’ service
• Birt honored for service as interim police chief
• Group oath
• ‘Examiner’ adjusts publication schedule; no paper Monday
• Vicario honored for years of city service
• Man arrested for inducing panic
• Poker tourney benefits Munz family
• Woman arrested after stolen vehicle breaks down
• Man admits to molesting girl
• UPDATE: Pedestrian hit
• Swearing in, ushering out ceremonies, receptions set
• Ahead of the weather
• Tree disposal
• Compassion is priceless gift
• LOCAL NOTES
• Deputies seize pickup as part of fatal investigation
• Police: Rash of auto break-ins Christmas Eve
• Father, son arrested for video game thefts
• The New Beard’s resolution
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Sheriff narrows murder timeline, suspects
• Local organization, church help bring Christmas to Logan Acres
• Home for the holidays
• Good morning! Good news!
• Christmas church services
• Fire consumes grandpas Christmas hopes
• Bicyclist killed in hit-skip crash
• Temporary budget passed
• Local elections see $80,000 in spending
• RIDGEMONT BOE: Personnel issues handled
• Holiday Food Drive deadline is Wednesday
• UPDATE: Year-long investigation results in Russells Point man’s arrest
• NEW UDPATE: Plane crash victim identified
• UPDATE: Boy playing with lighter caused fire
• Entrepreneur breathes new life into mall
• Man pleads guilty to pandering sexually-oriented material
• Honda surpasses $75 million in Ohio philanthropy
• Man transported by CareFlight after crash
• Smalley withdraws petition for sheriff’s position
• RIVERSIDE BOE: ‘Exemplary’ superintendent, treasurer
• Lakeview man honored by state
• DEGRAFF VILLAGE COUNCIL: Permanent appropriations approved
• Lakeview continues to discuss truck parking
• Man refuses to leave hospital
• Bountiful baskets
• UPDATE: Sheriff’s race hinges on qualification hearing
• Quincy man pleads guilty to burglary
• BOE NEWS
• Police issue alert
• Village bids adieu to Iiams
• Tip leads to purse snatcher arrest
• 'Examiner's' BWTS Trivia Contest starts at noon
• Inmate hangs self in Shelby County
• United Way board taps Donnelly as director
• Election board sets protest hearing for Thursday
• One good turn begins another
• Dancing with their hands
• Man transported by MedFlight after crash
• 2 men arrested after robbing, assaulting teen
• Caution advised
• Greetings going global
• Slide rules
• Vehicle strikes downtown bank following crash
• USPS offers tips for safe online shopping
• Chattan Loch Bistro featured among best Ohio restaurants
• Mad River Mountain opens for 50th season Saturday
• Record rains recorded
• Watch group celebrates Christmas, accomplishments
• ‘Examiner,’ Son Center accepting donations for fire victims
• UPDATE: 2012 CR-V pricing remains consistent with outgoing model despite upgrades
• Former church secretary sentenced for embezzlement
• OHIO HI-POINT BOE: Graham’s satellite program hosts second TechFest
• MARY RUTAN HOSPITAL: Partnership with OSU provides virtual stroke care
• LOGAN COUNTY FAIR BOARD: 2011 annual report approved
• Property owner braves blaze to save tractor
• Huntsville closes 2011, looks to 2012
• NEW UPDATE: Mother, child homeless after apartment fire
• Man arrested for rape involving female child
• Marking 120th year of publishing
• BELLE CENTER VILLAGE COUNCIL: Budget, depot restoration move forward at contentious meeting
• City solar energy project in doubt
• Kenton man involved in weekend crash dies
• 'Examiner' is 120 today
• Grand jury charges Jones with rape
• Angling to expand playing courts
• WEST LIBERTY-SALEM BOE: Architect firm chosen
• Cartoonist quits after criticism, suspension
• COURTHOUSE NEWS
• Four retire from Ben Logan schools
• Robbery suspect has history of break-ins, robbery
• 664th AC&W Squadron Gives Back at Annual Reunion
• Volunteers step up to dinner plate
• Frymyer named IL Citizen of the Year
• Warrant issued in bank robbery
• One of two suspects charged in assault
• Lakeview man Tazered in traffic stop
• 2-vehicle wreck injures 1
• Tri-County Jail asks director to resign
• GOOD MORNING! GOOD NEWS!
• Online store proceeds go to scholarships
• Huntington Bank robbed
• Local task force kicks off anti-drug billboard campaign
• Grammy award-winning musician makes return trip to Holland
• Task force nabs heroin dealer
• Mountain set to kick off 50th season
• Three city residents indicted in Union County
• Marysville, East Liberty plants earn 2011 ENERGY STAR awards
• LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT: Pilot patient navigator program to begin in January
• Emerging artists featured at BCAC open house
• Dairy makes way for year-round operation
• Lights for Life focuses on teen driving safety
• Challenger emerges in sheriff’s race
• Teen cited in fatal S.R. 235 crash
• Special delivery
• BELLEFONTAINE PARKS AND RECREATION: Staffing levels approved
• Taco Bell funds new art apprentice program
• Ray elected secretary of statewide association
• Mayor pushes for additional parking
• Interim leader named
• March levy determines Macochee Joint Ambulance District’s fate
• LAKEVIEW VILLAGE COUNCIL: Parking concerns addressed
• Man charged with felony child endangering
• Man enters residence, hits visitor
• Blankenship trial moved to Feb. 23
• Recycling program yields savings for area schools
• Health district offers flu shot clinic Tuesday
• Man charged with felony domestic violence
• UPDATE: One injured in Saturday crash
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• Logan County native honored by Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
• Organization seeks newspapers before 1877
• Man charged with offenses related to child pornography
• Honda expands airbag recall of 2001 and 2002 models
• ‘How do you drive safe?’
• Downtown festivities set this weekend
• Passengers injured in Quincy crash identified
• Coroner rules death a homicide
• Lakeview man involved in fatal crash
• Teen drivers involved in two fatal crashes
• Shredding paper
• It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Final election results again yield no change
• Six injured in Quincy crash
• UPDATE: Passenger identified in fatal S.R. 235 crash
• UPDATE: Victim in city fatal crash identified, OHPCC planning memorial
• UPDATE: Season’s first snow turns roads deadly
• Honda starts production of the all-new CR-V in Ohio
• Pink and John Deere green cap tree auction
• Western Intermediate student donates bat house to district’s land lab
• Weather advisory
• Driver involved in crash dies
• Rep. Pelanda announces her candidacy for state representative
• Ridgemont voters to see revised bond issue in March
• A license to design
• Heroin found on suspect during arrest
• ESC receives ‘drug free’ funding
• Lakeview man sentenced to two years for sexual battery
• Domestic disputes lead to arrests
• Honda to reach full production by week’s end
• Santa parades through DeGraff
• LOCAL NOTES
• No injuries in two-car accident
• Couple sustains injuries after car strikes wagon hauling manure
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• CSEA may have to leave JFS to survive
• Teen’s TEAM aims to nurture young mothers
• Family and Children First Council receives literacy grant
• Lakeview water treatment plant completed
• Standley takes police chief oath
• Saying thanks
• Think small, not the mall
• Adult education director to retire
• Russells Point man arrested for 10th OVI
• 3-vehicle injury crash reported
• United Way contributions increase
• Correction: Morris remains incarcerated
• Filled with thanksgiving
• 3-year-old girl hit by car, dies
• Close calls settled
• Better watch out
• Veterans council honors Ashley Furniture
• BHS Team India makes presentation at cultural event
• Mary Rutan now offering latest in MRI scans
• Ben Logan stands against HB 136; moves ahead with bond project
• U.S. Route 33 Corridor Enforcement Project begins Wednesday
• Suspects take off in car
• The perfect all-American holiday gift ...
• Brick by brick
• Board of DD receives 3-year accreditation
• Neighbor stops alleged thieves
• LOGAN COUNTY BEAT
• Local Notes
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Alcohol a factor in crash
• Volleyball tournament benefits outreach center
• DeGraff UMC opens new worship center
• Standley to be sworn in on Wednesday
• Dispatcher, trooper of the year selected
• Logan County students receive Honda-Ohio State Math Medal
• Precautions taken in arrest of former deputy
• New president, vice presidents installed during annual LUC meeting
• Riverside rakers
• Roe back in Kentucky
• Health insurance options considered
• Burglary suspect arrested on Miami Island
• Intruder sets off alarm
• UPDATE: Standley named next police chief
• Bubby’s pizzeria opens
• Motorcycle races return to Logan County Fair
• Lt. Zwayer leaving Marysville Post for academy position
• Quincy approves second levy request
• RTC Industries offers free paper shredding Nov. 30
• Standley tops chief field
• 2012 CR-V debuts at Los Angeles show
• Service still counts
• Ohio EPA mandate has repercussions for county villages
• ILES student’s artwork displayed at Ohio Superintendents’ Conference
• Four sentenced, five enter pleas
• WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP POLICE
• Man charged after investigation
• Neighborhood watch groups to convene
• WL-SALEM BOARD OF EDUCATION: Needs assessment scheduled
• Local entrepreneurs among tops in nation
• BELLEFONTAINE CITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION: Opposition to H.B. 136 voiced
• UPDATE: Pedestrian struck by vehicle in serious condition
• Teen gets one year for unauthorized use of vehicle
• Six Hundred Downtown to open
• Griffith granted judicial release
• Man faces OVI charge after crash
• Honda to start CR-V production Tuesday
• Soldier gets healthy bonus while on leave
• Broadcasting great honored
• Resident runs off burglar
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• Veterans spend family time at salon
• Healing hearts remember
• Veterans Day 2011
• Family searches for missing teen
• VETERAN REFLECTIONS: WWII tail gunner made nearly three dozen missions
• Gifts support troops, military family
• West Mansfield postal carrier to be inducted into Ohio Military Hall of Fame
• 11 on 11/11/11!
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Free papers for veterans Friday
• Health board condemns Russells Point property
• Out of Africa
• LOCAL NOTES
• Medaris merges with Katterhenry group
• Thailand floods affect local Honda production
• An ounce of prevention nets old medication
• DeGraff, Quincy to get natural gas
• One transported to hospital after 3-vehicle crash
• Tip leads to robbery suspect
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• Bevy of levies face voters on Nov. 8 ballots
• BCS has 2 operating levies up for renewal
• Roads and bridges tax up for fourth renewal
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ridgemont board recognizes FFA chapter
• Honda projects may not mean a jump in jobs, but it affirms commitment to area
• Sherer named volunteer of the year
• Youths sign Red Ribbon Week pledge to be drug free
• TRICK OR TREAT
• Man dies after pickup truck crashes into tree
• Woman caught on video taking wallet
• AGC adding space, jobs at Bellefontaine plant
• Flying under the radar
• West Liberty approves budget allocation
• Veterans honored through local Make a Difference Day this year
• Witness tackles, detains suspect
• Gas station robbed Wednesday
• Sheriff’s office phone lines repaired
• Downtown locust trees replanted
• County uses night drives to evaluate road signs
• City looks to trim more fat from budget
• BHS marching band announces weekend schedule for state finals
• Riverside slates Meet the Candidate Night
• Lakeview woman transported after two-vehicle crash
• Preschool funding assistance sought by DD board
• Power pedaler
• Radon test kits available through health district
• Introducing Link 33
• Man cited for driving the wrong way
• STUDENTS UNITE AGAINST DRUG USE
• Benjamin Logan school bus involved in two-vehicle crash
• Course sheds light on living with diabetes
• Realtors honored for sales achievements
• Indiana Honda plant begins second shift of production
• Woman charged with OVI after damaging cemetery headstones
• Indian Lake music program participating in contest
• Group travels miles for smiles
• Southeastern, Indian Lake elementaries tabbed as Schools of Promise
• Staley & Sons marks 20 years of service
• Ridgemont FFA no. 1 in nation again
• DFY coalition focuses on new target
• Mayoral candidates face off in Russells Point debate
• DD board picks Bauer to replace Mancuso
• Hi-Point DECA students have strong showing in competition
• Man involved in two crashes in two hours
• Octoberfest of the West event is Saturday
• Run to benefit leukemia patient Saturday
• Student ingenuity follows garden pond project to completion
• Weather monitor reports significant rainfall
• Design plan for elevator project approved
• Vectren offers home heating guidelines
• Run to benefit leukemia patient Saturday
• Dublin event will provide another opportunity to nurture connections
• As real as it gets
• Kennedy marker dedicated
• Sheriff’s office receives $33K traffic safety grant
• Rakugo returns to Ben Logan
• Three sentenced Monday
• Century Link helps keep kids warm
• Titus to sign 9/11 book at Peach Tree
• State Democrat: Workers’ rights, voting issues undermine middle class
• BEN LOGAN BOE: District looks to cinch purse strings
• Artist earns state title
• Russells Point gears up for election day
• Fire consumes condo clubhouse
• Teen driver cited following crash
• Mad River Mountain to kick off 50th season
• UPDATE: Sex offenders register addresses
• Local notes
• Caller's information leads to quick arrest
• General, statesman to be honored with marker
• Ohio Hi-Point educator running for a reason
• Discovery Riders Inc. earns accreditation
• Robbery suspects apprehended
• Sex offenders register addresses
• Son given 31⁄2 years for violence against mother
• Coalition Receives National Award
• UPDATE: Search for Indian Lake boater turns up body
• County, city restart joint drug fighting unit
• Buckeye design among unique quilts at annual auction
• Drive-thru robbed
• Depot’s demise diverted
• School district boards to change
• What would you be without agriculture?
• Health district’s 2012 budget includes employee raises
• Sex offender charged with rape
• NY man: Benefactor asked he help find missing baby
• One transported after chain reaction crash
• 100 million milestone reached for U.S. organ, tissue donor registries
• Deadbeat parents compound woes for single-parent households
• Township voters have choices
• CITY COUNCIL: Unions agree to wage freeze
• Gaining a deeper understanding of scripture
• Point man caught sharing pot with teens
• Two sentenced, two plead in common pleas court
• Council gets police chief update
• FREE Community Child Developmental Screening
• Getting off gov’t assistance: One family’s struggle
• Villages to choose mayors, council members, clerk
• UPDATE: GOP Fall Rally: Of jobs, Issue 2
• A ton to share
• State bound!
• BCS renews efforts to solicit building project bids
• City woman injured in Clark County crash
• Gov. Kasich talks jobs, Issue 2 during GOP fall rally
• 2010 Marysville pharmacy robbery solved
• Waynesfield P.D. seizes more than $8,000 in cash, drugs in traffic stop
• City races for auditor, council
• Post recession numbers increase
• Grant to fuel student-oriented project
• Winter Crisis Program assistance begins Nov. 1
• Fatal Shelby County crash claims 1
• Memorial Hospital breaks ground on $11M cardiac, surgery pavilion
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• United Way campaign helped by residential, retiree mailings
• Statewide K2, bath salts law takes effect Oct. 17
• Lenhart named interim Shelby County sheriff
• A BETTER WAY TO SAVE
• Sex offender released
• Kicking the city’s litter problem
• Wounded Warriors on Ride 2 Recovery
• UPDATE: Lentz selects Harper as service-safety director
• 4 men arrested related to vandalism incidents
• Case of mosquito-borne encephalitis reported in Logan County
• Know! to Practice Positive Parenting
• Local election coverage: Thursday’s forum to feature judge, mayor races
• Quality assurance deadlines stressed
• LCEF awards 2010-11 education grants
• Lakeview council accepts funds from budget commission
• Man arrested for domestic violence
• No injuries reported in county crash
• UPDATE: Motorist claimed in crash identified
• Work begins on well-worn weir
• Goslee hopes letters lead property owners to pay back taxes
• LC humane society part of milestone
• National Newspaper Week observed Oct. 2-8
• Teen faces charges
•  Drunk driver charged
• FCFC awarded Round up grant
• Riverside’s ‘Refresh Project’ doesn’t make final cut
• LOCAL NOTES
• Car-train collision in Shelby County
• Alert resident tip key to watercraft theft arrest
• Motorist cited after vehicle strikes JC student
• Humane society seeks donations to aid injured dog’s recovery
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• A ‘stamp’ of appreciation
• Sloan Trust authorizes equipment purchases
• LOCAL NOTES
• Indictment charges Morris with attempted murder in Sept. 19 home invasion
• United Way executive director to retire
• Election board Web site is an informative tool for county voters
• Weekend airport event about skill, not showmanship
• Kimpel indicted again
• United Way executive director to retire
• Robinson Investments buys Siemens building
• R.D. Holder opens fuel station
• Ohio Hi-Point students prepare to launch online store
• UPDATE: Honda leads all automakers with 11 ‘green’ buildings in North America
• DD Board continues its superintendent search
• Teens arrested for stealing food
• Support refreshing
• School Board News
• Gleason says city obligated to follow through on condemnation order
• Man arrested for gross sexual imposition
• Benedetti heads to south Japan as conference ends
• Public has lots of questions upon return of Rolston
• Deployed soldier victim of theft
• Man charged with inducing panic, trespassing
• BELLEFONTAINE CITY SCHOOLS: Modifications made to building packages
• Records lawsuit tossed
• Visits provide opportunity to show appreciation, support
• Sales tax for roads, bridges detailed
• Third District tosses records lawsuit
• Trade delegation dives into mission
• Convenient clinic favored by clients
• Lima man arrested on warrants
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• Ohio legislative maps would divide Logan County
• Chamber names award recipients
• Keep talking about suicide to aid prevention
• Bountiful harvest
• Home invasion suspect charged with attempted murder
• Man found dead at DeGraff area residence
• Ceremony marks end of south Main project
• Rock ’n’ Roll the last bastion of anti-government interference
• Delegation on the way to Tokyo trade conference
• Man found dead at Huntsville park
• Ceremony marks end of south Main project
• Kimpel back on job as sheriff
• Pajama Program Drive Underway
• Sluggish economies not slowing Honda’s plans
• Fourth District stretches from Springfield to Toledo
• Lakeview council approves new security systems
• QUINCY VILLAGE COUNCIL: Final ballot language approved
• HTM adding to casting capabilities
• Expiring grant could mean less patrol
• Couple recuperating from Monday attack
• Quincy site linked to 5-county marijuana growing operation
• Crash hinders U.S. 33 commute
• Shelby County Sheriff arrested for sexual battery
• Local notes
• UPDATE: Home invasion victims identified
• Annual appropriations approved; former board member recognized
• Election deadlines loom
• Ben Logan looks at 2012 budget, up slightly from last year
• Elderly couple sent to hospital after home invasion
• Inmate charged with conveying drugs into detention facility
• Quincy polling place consolidation postponed
• Rural residency program to cease operation
• Old meets new at Harvest Festival
• Free car seat check offered for Child Passenger Safety Week
• Semi driver uninjured in rollover accident
• September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
• Polling place issue headed to state - From Tuesday's 'Examiner'
• Bellefontaine native is administrator at award-winning Washington state hospital
• From Tuesday's 'Examiner': Republicans urged to vote ‘yes’ on issues 2, 3
• Bridge project garners state award - From Friday's 'Examiner'
• UPDATE: Domestic dispute leads to arrests
• Suspect charged in copper theft
• United Way donors urged to meet, exceed last year’s gifts
• DREDGE has its day
• Reality 2011
• Bellefontaine Regional Airport hosts regional IAC competition
• Benefit softball tourney to raise funds for medical device
• Teen located
• West Liberty water tank renovation set to begin next week
• Packing up hunger
• Teen reported missing
• DD Board absorbs two vacant positions
• UPDATE: Union County crash claims South Union Mennonite pastor
• Troy company offers reward after theft in DeGraff
• FRIEND OR FOE: Schools navigate social networks
• Realtor recognized
• Indictments charge 20 people
• Fair board members tab Nichols for vacant seat
• Man’s actions land him in jail
• Cases pending against former coach and mayor
• Student leaders receive lessons in teamwork, service
• Jefferson Township set to unveil veterans memorial
• Council approves elected official wage freeze
• Man arrested after causing panic at Belle Center bank
• Several sentences handed down Monday
• Ag tour on tap in county Sunday
• West Liberty BOE: Building upgrade options considered with OSFC assessment request
• Bellefontaine City Schools: Remaining new building project bids thrown out
• Turkeyfoot crew donates to Wilson Hospice
• Lump gets nine years for rape
• Local man recounts days in Pentagon after 9/11 attacks
• A vision of peace
• POLICE HEADLINES
• Several men arrested after bar disturbance
• Logan County receives federal grant assistance for homeowners
• Tour showcases county ag community: From Thursday's 'Examiner'
• Excellent caring: From Thursday's 'Examiner'
• Zanesfield contracts for tree removal: From Wednesday's 'Examiner'
• Detective’s work bolsters Kentucky murder case
• Excellent bloodlines
• 1,500 to participate in Walks for Heroes Monday
• Teen arrested after making online threats
• Commemorative sign donated by firemen
• Incumbents re-elected to SWCD Board of Supervisors
• LOCAL NOTES
• Roe to fight extradition
• Forsythes recognized as Conservation Family of the Year
• LOCAL NOTES
• Two men charged
• UPDATE: Kentucky fugitive nabbed Wednesday at Brother’s Bar
• UPDATE: Pilot claimed by crash identified
• CSX employee killed by train in Auglaize County
• Falling water (tower)
• Would you like a flu shot with that?
• DeGraff keeps grant funds for light
• Parent Tip
• Local Events
• Point police arrest unregistered sex offender
• Man lodged for assault
• Watson leaving Union County position
• New sex offender registers
• Suspicious person alert in Marysville
• Rock solid for 30 years
• 13 vie for DeGraff pageant titles
• State proclamation lauds Russells Point
• Man arrested for using weapon while intoxicated
• Man charged for Thursday assault
• Troopers respond to weekend crashes
• Port Jefferson officer lied about chase, gunfire
• Shelby County standoff ends in arrest
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• Honda recalls 1 million cars globally
• Fire damages boarding house
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• Mary Rutan Foundation awards medical scholarship, loans
• Law enforcement agencies targeting drunk drivers
• Cave man laid to rest
• Urbana U to serve as hub for 9/11 events
• May guilty on all counts
• Local remembrance of 9/11 set
• Son on trial for hitting mom
• Man jailed for assault, persistent disorderly conduct
• Midwest to add 242 jobs
• Candidate forum to focus on judge, city mayor
• Homeowner qualifies for last-minute repair cash
• Village streets to be resurfaced
• Woman bloodied in assault
• Chamber hires new CT director
• Quincy vows to fight to prevent polling place consolidation
• ‘Grinding’ should be under way by Saturday
• Peterson to lead West Liberty Labor Day parade
• Trio hope to nurture ties during Tokyo trip
• Man arrested for burglary
• Ridgemont’s AVID grant to fuel college achievement
• Reaching the summit
• Ohio Lumber adding more space
• Eight additional turbines approved for Hardin County wind farm
• Man arrested for domestic violence
• Toasty Tots gearing up again..
• Jackson Center coach arrested on solicitation charge
• Horse injured in accident
• Special council meeting to consider Japan trip
• Blood donors needed to make up for shortage
• Memorial busts in progress as Veterans Day unveiling set
• City business makes ‘Inc.’ list for third straight year
• Woman arrested after campground disturbance
• Disaster Action Team meeting slated for today
• OVI checkpoint termed a success
• What you may have missed from this week's 'Examiner'
• ILHS group participates in State Fair
• LOCAL NOTES
• Local motorcyclist injured in Miami County crash
• STD rates spike in Logan County
• OHP to man sobriety checkpoint in county
• Digital literacy
• Labor Day Festival quilt raffle benefits Recovery Zone
• West Liberty parade route unchanged
• LOCAL NOTES
• Area schools making the grade
• Ridgemont’s FFA chapter’s latest grant to fund $50,000 in safe driving education
• Digital Literacy Day events outlined
• Reward offered in Zane Township fire
• McDonald’s reopens
• Hearing to toss Lamb search warrant continued
• The Apple Dumpling Gang
• CITY COUNCIL: Japan trip on mayor’s radar
• Music boosters hope to be ‘refreshed’ by grant
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist claimed in crash
• Three sentenced, others enter guilty pleas
• Back to School for Bellefontaine - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UPDATE: Two named in arson arrests
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Man arrested for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor
• Bellefontaine City Schools: Excellent - State report card grade celebrated
• Food Network gets taste of local talent
• Man arrested for felonious assault
• Russells Point Burger King manager admits stealing store deposits
• Garlic gurus
• Mary Rutan hospital earns nuclear cardiology reaccreditation
• Three transported after golf cart mishap
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• What you may have missed in this week's 'Examiner'
• Back-to-school bus safety tips shared
• Motorist cited after crash
• DeGraff council seeks to recoup sidewalk replacement costs
• Board of DD superintendent announces retirement
• Area departments participating in Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• UPDATE: Multi-county investigation starting into arson cases
• Adriel in running for Modern Office Methods contest
• WIC program relates benefits of breastfeeding
• Man arrested for domestic violence
• LCHD conducts immunization clinics for children, adults
• Ohio Hi-Point tabs Price as superintendent
• Sentencing set today for final 2 men convicted in local marijuana farm case
• Barrels be gone
• Domestic violence arrests reported
• Lakeview water plant nears completion
• Investigation at standstill in Lima teacher sex case
• Police looking for runaway teen boy
• Ben Logan explores eliminating bonds
• Yet another vacant home burns near Mt. Victory
• Indian Lake school board tabs Clark as newest member
• UPDATE: Kunze resigns deputy commission
• Portable toilet involved in accident
• All Ohio Balloon Fest at Union County Airport Aug. 19 and 20
• Horn honored at cruise-in
• Troops showered with support
• Teens sustain minor injuries after crash
• LOCAL NOTES
• Two injured in motorcycle-deer crash
• Keeping kids safe
• Examining our files
• Report: Kunze lied
• Fire bug? Maybe in Hardin County
• New plant in Mexico to produce subcompacts in 2014
• Goslee named prosecutor
• Horse camp for the blind gallops into full gear
• Local Notes
• Teen reported missing
• GOP appoints Goslee as county prosecutor
• Teen takes political plunge
• November ballot: County has issues, 110 candidates
• Teacher filled with energy
• Grand jury indicts 17
• Crash sends 2 to hospital
• UPDATE:Tuesday crash claims Sidney man, injures three from Indian Lake area
• Shrine Mass nears
• Defendants sentenced for copper thefts
• Pajama Program comes to Logan County
• Man lodged on intoxication charge
• City could spend $430,000 on sewer project
• Environmental stewards
• County Road 21 bridge to be closed for inspection
• GOP to pick Heaton successor Thursday
• Renewal levies to appear on ballot
• Latest in string of fires erupts near Byhalia
• Jordan downplays redistricting rumors
• Head to church enroute back to school
• All Ohio Balloon Festival coming to Marysville
• Pajama Program comes to Logan County
• Korean War veteran selected to make visit to Washington, D.C.
• Local chicken sets State Fair record
• Local Notes
• Benefit planned for woman in need of double lung transplant
• Sheriff’s detectives build case against teen charged with multiple car thefts
• UPDATE: Motorcycle crash claims Ben Logan grad
• Deputies seek sex offender
• County efforts shave $160,000 from grant repayment
• Boston Crusaders play at Riverside
• Sex offenders report moves
• Natural gas benefits outlined
• Health board: Levy request denied
• Mt. Victory fire considered suspicious
• UPDATE: Fire claims dog
• Russells Point earns state award
• New high school planned in county
• ‘Pure and simple, this is a scam’
• Several sentenced during Monday appearances
• HTM project on schedule
• Quest expanding to Russells Point
• Point police continue meth lab investigation
• Woman tries to raise money for boyfriend’s bail
• Musician has milk mustache ads
• Honda's quarterly profit plunges on disaster
• No injuries following pickup, tractor crash
• Point police uncover meth lab
• 2 killed in Ohio when Wright replica plane crashes
• Worth Repeating, too, marks 5 years
• UPDATE: Jordan releases statement on passage of Budget Contol Act
• Two-vehicle crash yields serious injuries
• Dog wash is Saturday
• Two already in running for Heaton’s spot
• West Liberty adopts golf cart ordinance
• Bennett pleads no contest to charges
• Insiders say Jordan’s stance could cost him his district
• Woman charged for assaulting mother
• Deputies seeking assistance in theft investigations
• Vehicle crash leads to recovery of counterfeit bills
• Palenda picked for Burke's House seat
• Douglas denied early release
• First draft cuts $300,000 from city’s general fund
• Man steals bow, pawns it to buy drugs
• Jordan takes fight to his own party
• Lewistown on list of possible post office closures
• 2012 Honda CR-V Concept provides glimpse of new production vehicle
• Deputies search for missing city man
• BREAKING NEWS: Motorist dies in train-van crash near Ridgeway
• Village attorney faces OVI charge for the second time in two years
• Great Miami River sweep turns up half-ton of debris
• Fire destroys residence
• Sidney man crashes vehicle into house
• 4,000 affected by power outage
• Clark County authorities search for suspected gunman
• Douglas seeks early release
• Car club enjoys Logan County byways
• DeGraff Country Fair dedicated to Lindsay Hill
• Ben Logan student makes donation to camp for children with serious illnesses
• Ball rolling on police chief selection
• Heat pushes demand for electricity
• The subtle changes over a lengthy career
• Woman arrested after Lakeview incident
• Levy request approved to make up for lack of funding
• City residents, businesses again without power
• Hoffman Pool extends Dollar Days discount
• Download special West Liberty Summer Stroll page
• Heat advisory continues today
• Illinois group helps flood victims
• Northeast Bellefontaine hit with power outage
• Free water, paper available today
• Teen found with suspected stolen GPS
• Local heat shelters available
• Woman shows up drunk for court ordered service
• Ohio House outlines process for filling vacancies
• In the air again
• Grant will help feed hungry seniors
• Hoffman pool offers $1 admission Thursday
• Two pedestrians sent to hospital after crash
• Bellefontaine BOE: Board proceeds with 2 renewal levies
• Ricketts’ killer up for parole
• Riverside BOE: Superintendent transition plan moves forward
• Benjamin Logan BOE: Johnson returns as middle school principal
• Get the 'Bellefontaine Examiner's' special Party at the Peak page
• Teen mountain climber returns to city
• Stein resigns; Wahl named as replacement
• Woman faces endangering charges
• Teen injured in crash
• Tractor pulls heartstrings
• Unlikely ice cream pairing flabbergasts judges
• Chili testers set ablaze
• Newcomer gets first ribbon in flower show
• North Lewisburg village councilman jumps into path of moving vehicle in Hilliard
• From the fair to Nashville
• Japanese consulate general visits
• Jackson adds to championships
• Another dog show in the books
• Love to stay in prison for now
• UPDATE: Crash pulls down utility pole
• Urbana native pens historical romance novel
• Departments team up on arrests
• 10 Honda manufacturing facilities in North America achieve zero waste sent to landfill
• Sewing handiwork modeled
• Younger showmen outshine elders in goat show
• It’s all there in black and white at the flower show
• Longtime exhibitor concludes Junior Fair with born and raised title
• Fire destroys residence
• State troopers find dead passenger during Lima traffic stop
• Stolen vehicle suspect arrested after high speed chase
• Flash mob erupts on fairground
• Dave Burke takes over 26th Senate District seat
• Auctioned carvings offset entertainment costs
• Youth, experience a good blend at beef shows
• New entrant, veteran exhibitor nab market lamb wins
• Growth in entries doesn’t slow down rabbit show
• Five named top dog in six categories
• Grand champion pies coveted by winners’ families
• Senate committee recommends Rep. Dave Burke for 26th District vacancy
• Rape, vehicular homicide among indictments
• 4-H Fashion in review
• Bellefontaine man overcomes nerve disorder to take top carving honors
• Fishing for laughs
• President James Monroe’s signature wins in antique show
• Boysels continue their reign at born and raised steer show
• Honda to resume full production Aug. 1
• Poultry exhibitors honor fallen adviser
• Playing card design takes flower honors
• Motorist found at court
• Elkins, Ollhoff named fair queen, king
• Veterans get nod at opening ceremony
• Power outages, downed trees result of storm
• Public records ruling could help Bellefontaine’s case
• Quilting therapeutic hobby for best of show winner
• First-time winners claim ribbons in photography
• Hager repeats, doubles up in fine arts
• Chaos breaks ice in swine show
• Local family plans national cri du chat conference
• LOGAN COUNTY BEAT
• 'EXAMINER' TRIBUTE: Coach Returns To Take On Toughest Challenge
• 2011 Logan County Fair Schedule of Events
• Royalty competition gets makeover
• Quincy considers operating levy request
• LOCAL NOTES
• Local author Allan Eckert dies
• Eckert, historical novelist, naturalist, dead at age 80
• Cowsills to make the scene at Indian Lake
• Benefit to aid Pederson family
• City native’s family gears up to battle her lymphoma
• Chamber, CIC could ease emphasis on grant writing
• Court: Ohio records seeker can’t claim fee payout
• Repeat sex offender returns to community
• Health board considers November operating levy
• Man arrested for unauthorized use of motor vehicle
• McPherson resigns from Y leadership
• Outfitter pleads guilty to false charge against state wildlife officer
• Logan County children in need of mentors
• Man lodged on crack cocaine charges
• Woman found dead
• Logan County Sheriff Headlines
• Sex offenders relocate
• Grubbs receives three years for brother’s death
• National Highpointers Club to climb Ohio’s highest point
• Alcohol may be a factor in crash
• Pageant, talent contest winners announced
• Serious injuries reported after motorcycle/car crash near Huntsville
• Elderly woman sustains serious injuries after ATV crash
• Man drowns on Indian Lake
• Born on the Fourth of July
• Natural gas construction set for late summer
• Administrators get new contracts to protect from SB 5
• Driver in serious condition after one-vehicle crash
• Horse and buggy rolls over in Mt. Victory
• Operation Never Forget nears $20,000 mark
• Two-vehicle crash
• Books distributed in early literacy event
• A lesson in grieving
• Indian Lake Beach Spectacular set for Saturday
• Timeline for hire of new superintendent prepared
• FAMILY EVENT A SUCCESS
• Wounded Marine now home and recovering
• West Liberty tabs Oelker as police chief
• District’s general fund to receive boost from IDEA funds
• Elimination of 77 supplemental contracts approved
• Kunze lands deputy commission
• Cherokee Run expansion gets approval
• Allegations arise that Lamb talked of killing upset customer
• Green Hills hosts regional art, writing competition
• Dozens vie for pageant titles
• One-vehicle crash leads to other crashes
• Man arrested on warrants
• Council clears path for skateboard park
• County prosecutor set to retire
• Logan County hosts OSU tailgate party
• Missing teen located
• POLICE HEADLINES
• LOCAL NOTES
• Campground dispute leads to couple’s arrests
• Ground broken for 2 buildings
• Man lodged for OVI, endangering children
• Uninvited swimmer lodged
• Indian Lake school board cancels meeting
• Ambulance involved in rollover crash
• Woman faces drunk driving charge
• Belle Center man charged in overnight crash
• GOBA makes its way through Logan County
• Week of Hope
• Appeals court rules against $30,000 restitution order
• BCS hosts groundbreaking for new schools Sunday
• Lake area departments make plans for Fourth of July traffic
• Comer leaves CIC post
• Mobile spay and neuter clinic stops in Logan County
• TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES: County sales tax renewal needed
• Local models lead the way for Honda’s ranking
• Zanesfield area man arrested for rape
• Hi-Point’s Davis leaving to lead at Tolles CTC
• Woman found; teen still missing
• Honda top U.S automaker in latest quality survey
• Persons reported missing
• Woman charged with intoxication, endangering
• Fair board prepares for 2011 exposition
• OHIO HI-POINT BOARD OF EDUCATION: 2012 salary package approved
• GOBA event correction
• 2011 GOBA slideshow
• The grapes of Logansville
• Logan County readies itself to host stop
• Wingers officially closed
• Contractors obliged to register
• Sexual offenders register addresses
• DeGraff board of public affairs convenes in special session
• Arrests reported during Zane Shawnee Caverns music festival
• Couple lodged on domestic charges
• Indian Lake native, author speaks at ILAHS meeting
• Board of DD develops plan to address revenue loss
• Bellefontaine BOE: Superintendent receives 5-year contract
• Ben Logan readies for 2011-12 school year
• Three-vehicle accident closes S.R. 235
• Man faces fraud, drug charges
• Man lodged for felony domestic violence
• LOCAL NOTES
• Relay participants endure rain, thunderstorms to fight cancer
• Honda crews help paint Hilliker Y
• Heartland’s antique tractor show honors deceased organizer
• Vectren customers offered energy efficiency kits
• The living tales of the dead
• WL-S FFA members receive state awards
• Film festival continues Saturday
• ‘Top Chefs’ expand their food horizons at academy
• Women want to get hands on cancer survivors’ heads
• Horse training facility expands to include event centers
• West Liberty considers fire and EMS satellite station
• Adriel names Wyse as new CEO
• Non-injury accident reported
• Adriel names Wyse as new CEO
• With medical marijuana, could Scotts profits go up in smoke?
• Funds collected for John ‘Jake’ Jeffrey memorial
• A sea of rubbish
• Gearing up for the games
• 50 years of Safety Town
• Shriners to parade through Turkeyfoot Saturday
• Summer Crisis Program assists clients with electric bills
• Woman credits routine mammogram for her life
• Ohio Chamber rep argues for state budget
• Woman faces 13 drug charges
• Leaders recognized during co-op meeting
• Body found in river identified
• Wounded Marine’s call home soothes family’s worries
• Property concerns focus on vacant downtown garage
• Council wants auto repair shop gone
• Lima looking to ban ‘bath salts,’ other drugs
• Jury acquits Belle Center man of burglary, theft
• Republicans honor veterans
• Operations center to be celebrated Wednesday
• WL-Salem school board approves ‘pay to transport’
• Woman arrested for disorderly conduct
• Felonious assault reported
• Research on slimy, green material spells state FFA win for student
• Untitled
• Man arrested on multiple felony charges
• Lakeview man jailed after stabbing
• Clark State graduates 557 students
• 32 local groups lose charitable status
• Celebrating 75 years of rural electricity
• State investigating outbreak of infections caused by Salmonella
• Kasich appoints Gillmor to industrial commission
• Sex offender moves to Ridgeway
• CITY POLICE CHIEF SEARCH; CANDIDATES PRESENT THEIR IDEAS
• Banners commemorate district’s 50 years
• Women report man exposed himself
• Body found in river
• Crash in Union County results in serious injuries
• Union County crash claims motorcyclist
• Five to take test for city police chief position
• Progress of peer breastfeeding program detailed
• Crossroads church to dedicate new facility
• Clearview School District hires Mounts
• Quincy has extra cash after completing addition to fire house
• Know! Summer is a Risky Time for Tweens
• Local Marine honors fallen comrade
• Deana Martin takes Holland Stage
• Four sentenced in common pleas court
• 10 receive degrees at state convention
• Officers investigate string of thefts overnight Monday
• Bicyclist pedals Special Olympic spirit
• Local soldier injured in Afghanistan
• CCS Students tour Columbus
• Injury accident reported
• Man found deceased in pickup
• Couple, dog escape fire at cottage
• Logan County native an integral cog in Joplin cleanup efforts
• WEST LIBERTY-SALEM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION; Class president reminds peers to treat others well
• BELLEFONTAINE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION; Grads encouraged to fill their lives with good ‘stuff’
• Benefit planned for Dana Robinson
• Summons issued for child endangering following traffic stop
• Seitz attorney files for acquittal
• Woman jailed after assaulting bartender
• BREAKING NEWS: ILMS students' return from D.C. delayed
• Terry Stolly tabbed as new Y board president
• Motorcycle operator killed in Champaign County crash
• County officials address concerns over grant administration
• Ben Logan graduates
• Purse theft turns city woman’s world upside down
• GOOD MORNING, GOOD NEWS; The feline recycling program
• Gypsy moth mating disruption treatments scheduled for Logan, other counties
• County hopes effort addresses concerns over grant administration
• Local women named to global board
• Huntsville resident lodged for domestic violence
• Marysville rapist gets 20 years
• KHS grads face charges in school vandalism
• FCFC awarded Grant
• Two brothers sharing drinks ends in one’s death
• West Liberty EMS gets new equipment from donations
• Ohio Hi-Point students receive program completion certificates at convocation
• Campfires about the only open burning allowed by law
• Littlest Lakers raise big money
• BHS graduates the Class of 2011 Sunday
• Charges lead to four-year sentence
• No signs of foul play reported in infant’s death
• Woman escapes before fire engulfs SUV
• Canine construction
• Two sentenced; one pleads
• LOCAL NOTES
• BELLEFONTAINE MOOSE SUPPORTS AUTISM
• Wanted man found in closet
• Local plants will ramp up to meet Civic production
• Man charged for pointing gun
• Korean, WWII veterans honor fallen comrades during trip
• INDIAN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL: Senior milestone
• RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL: Co-valedictorian urges classmates to never forget their roots
• Serious injuries reported in accident
• Memorial Day 2011
• Two people charged after melee
• New garden honors Dr. Mikesell
• From anger to advocacy
• Ridgemont graduates 39
• West Liberty council to advertise for new police chief
• GOOD MORNING, GOOD NEWS
• City Police Chief Search: Selection of new chief to take several months
• Locally-developed green technology could be next wave in auto industry
• VFW Auxiliary memorializes past commanders with wreath project
• Sex offender relocates
• Men charged for spraying extinguisher
• New administrator named at Heartland of Bellefontaine, Indian Lake
• Holycross: Next police chief likely to come from within
• Seniors celebrated at Green Hills
• Under new owner, former tea room expands menu, hours
• LCBDD faces state funding cuts
• Most Honda production to return to normal in August
• Three get jail time for crimes
• Spring brings property maintenance issues to the forefront
• Motorists reminded to Click it or Ticket
• Business startups can get a boost at new business incubator
• RIVERSIDE BOE: Permanent improvement levy passage discussed
• Ohio Hi-Point FFA recognizes students
• Woman arrested for conveying drugs into a detention facility
• Bellefontaine council moves on ordinances
• Prosecutor’s office launches new Web site
• Chapel service honors veterans
• Local fitness program earns grant support
• ‘Best-in-class’ status spending earned
• Road work to close parts of U.S. routes 68, 33
• Deputies issue arrest warrant for sex offender
• Father Sheridan to assume duties at St. Mary of the Woods
• DeGraff cracking down on illegal recreational vehicles
• S.R. 117 crash claims one
• ALERT: ILHS student missing from Lima event
• Fiddle ’n Feet performs on courthouse lawn
• Crash and Burn
• Belle Center poppy queen named
• No injuries reported in fender bender
• Deal selected EMT of the Year
• QUINCY COUNCIL: Reduced speed limit signs imminent near Finfrock Park
• AAUW installs officers
• Update: Logan County woman killed in morning crash
• Sex offender registers address
• Anytime Fitness plans grand opening event
• Ben Logan mini relay sets record
• Water quality of local streams examined
• Vectren prepares to replace city gas lines
• Man arrested for taking women’s swimsuits
• Champaign County, Urbana plagued by break-ins
• Two sentenced; two plead
• Utility bill assistance available for Columbia Gas customers
• LOCAL NOTES
• Three charged after stop
• City releases Kunze documents
• Former educator receives jail time for affair with student
• BEN LOGAN BOE: Principal tenders retirement resignation
• Russells Point repositions personnel
• Election board certifies numbers; Riverside levy passage confirmed
• City: Chief’s lack of cooperation counter to directives
• Former educator sentenced to jail time for relationship with student
• Request For Proposals
• EXAMINER EDITIORIAL: City needs to disclose details of Kunze resignation
• Sports writers take second and third in Ohio Associated Press contest
• LOCAL NOTES
• County crash claims Marysville teen
• Teamsters picket IFC
• Green Hills prepares for Celebration of Aging event
• Second-graders showcase reading prowess
• Kiwanis ‘hails’ SWD chief
• LOCAL NOTES
• BREAKING NEWS: Chief Kunze resigns amidst investigation
• Time Warner buys Bellefontaine cable system
• Designing droids
• CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL: A blaze in the annals of newspaper history
• Food pantries, USPS team up to stamp out hunger
• Several face alcohol-related charges
• Canby remains on opportunity list
• West Liberty to increase fees for squad runs
• Man arrested for breaking and entering at Lakeview business
• Restaurant re-opens after fire forced closure
• Hidden Treasures replaces former general store
• Homestead opens Monday
• Examining our files
• Man arrested for breaking and entering at Lakeview business
• Auglaize deputy cleared in fatal shooting
• McDonald’s closed for renovations
• City not sure it can fill open job spots
• Mother's Day and morels go hand-in-hand
• Empty Bowls to be filled with purpose
• UPDATE: Locally heavy rainfall closes county roads
• Men arrested in string of vehicle thefts
• Reunited
• WL-SALEM BOE: Reduction in force approved
• Bellefontaine BOE: District develops $1.2M in budget cuts
• DeGraff to make failed police recruits pay for training, gear
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Crash on U.S. 33
• Memories best monuments to fallen officers
• Farmers’ market kicks off in record fashion
• Military appreciation month declared
• LOCAL NOTES
• Motorist lodged after chase to West Liberty
• Petitioning for change
• County AAUW surveys Title IX compliances in area schools
• BMS solo and ensemble results announced
• Highway Patrol discusses dispatch consolidation
• Petitioning for change
• Former Indian Lake man killed in blaze
• City ready to begin water meter replacement project
• Courthouse lawn turns church sanctuary
• Quincy approves pay raise for solicitor
• Sex offender locates in West Mansfield
• UPDATED: Logan County loses iconic matriarch
• Holland Theatre hosts benefit concert for Japan disaster victims
• Vaccine clinics casualty of malfunctioning cooler
• International Fiber set to vote on union contract
• Ohio Hi-Point’s top 15 students honor educators
• Littleton moved to Toledo prison
• Riverside awaits final results of permanent improvement levy tally
• Beck runs away with municipal court nomination
• Lentz, Hager garner GOP nods
• Loss of levy ‘a devastating blow’
• County voters support LCCS renewal levy
• Proposed wind farm detailed
• Honda sales up for April
• LOGAN COUNTY: Primary election cummulative results, precinct detail
• Primary election results for Champaign and Union counties
• Online updates of election returns at Examiner.org (UPDATED: 43 of 45 precincts in)
• Ceremonial lap kicks off season
• Bin Laden’s death marks end of Gates’ beard
• Morel madness in full swing
• Man picked up on robbery warrant
• Four charged in March arson
• Ripples of Japan disaster to last into summer
• More than $15,000 raised for murder victim’s sons
• Special great-aunt benefits from fifth-grader’s fundraiser
• WWII veteran claimed
• Three primary races, four issues to be decided Tuesday
• Men charged in thefts
• Barn animals unable to escape structure fire
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Car stolen, set ablaze at city park
• Hager, 2nd Ward council candidate, sees bright future for city
• Up, up and away with autism
• WL-Salem FFA highlights 50 years of history
• Local food collection to fight senior hunger during May
• Youth projects highlighted at DFY Coalition semi-annual meeting
• Outstanding leaders recognized at county youth leadership graduation
• Mary Rutan Hospital hosts prescription medication take back day
• WL-Salem board extends May school days
•  Thieves target vehicles
• Man charged with OVI, improper backing
• Record rainfall reported for April
• Hi-Point shuffles satellite programs
• Making history funky and fun
• Acting troupe takes Depression-era drama to Green Hills
• RTC Industries announces new document imaging service
• West Liberty closer to starting street project
• Man lodged for domestic violence
• Fallen tree damages home
• Council looking at truck purchases and free garage sale events
• Forecast impacted by state budget cuts Music boosters announce special project
• Best-selling children’s author comes home for book-signing
• DeGraff council finalizes dates for village cleanup
• Four defendants appear before judge
• Defendants appear before judge
• Ridgemont bond issue would fund new school building
• Lima man is suspect in March 27 shooting
• Changes face local Catholic churches
• BELLEFONTAINE BOE: District’s value-added scores are tops in region
• LOCAL NOTES
• Man arrested for felony domestic violence
• Double lung transplant breathes life into city woman
• Campaign focus is on keeping chairs filled
• Indian Lake BOE: Field trip to national competition approved
• Troopers respond to multiple weekend crashes
• Mobile home destroyed in fire
• Former Dairy King restaurant reopens with cheesy twist
• Mina’s milk mustache moment
• GOOD MORNING, GOOD NEWS: Hairdressers befriend abandoned cat
• Buckeye Boys State reps announced
• Possible injury crash reported
• Former Dairy King restaurant reopens with cheesy twist
• Levy renewal funds aid upkeep of district
• Open records decision could impact local case against Bellefontaine
• Ben Logan student is Fourth Congressional District Art Competition winner
• Civic debuts at New York show
• Man arrested after trying to steal bar sign
• Tornado hammers Celina
• Charitable giving back on the rise
• Jordan focuses on country’s debt
• LCHD promotes National Immunization Week
• Kelly Jones joins NetGain as chief operating officer
• Two face intoxication charges
• New eatery heats up downtown
• DP&L, CSX announce city maintenance plans
• RIDGEMONT BOE: Land donated for school building site contingent upon levy passage
• DDTI to begin centerline data collection in county
• LOCAL NOTES
• Power outage in Columbus delays local mail delivery
• Gas drive-off suspect angry about fuel prices
• Local pizza tosser creating new concept in downtown Bellefontaine
• Three sentenced, another pleads
• Former curriculum director returns to take reigns
• Italian eatery to open downtown
• Ash borer destruction
• Two transit buses purchased
• Russells Point questions census numbers
• Rotarians present ‘Excellent’ trio with awards
• Two men lodged for domestic violence
• ILHS pupils attend ONU math event
• Hardin County sheriff’s deputy killed in one-vehicle crash
• Russells Point water alert
• Patrol handles pair of alcohol-related crashes
• Rotary honors three for excellence in teaching
• Recycling a building
• Honda production cutbacks extended
• Summons issued for child endangering
• DeGraff council petitions ODOT for four-way stop
• Prosecutor's presentation for Littleton case
• No answers came on why Littleton killed Tiffany, Dick and Gladis
• Local marijuana farm case wrapping up
• Laker’s entry is People’s Choice Award contender
• Fair board expresses concerns over resident’s statement
• Teen reported missing
• Sex offender locates in Lakeview
• Littleton in court
• ILHS grads named grand prize winners on reality show
• HANDSON WEST CENTRAL OHIO; Logan County volunteers honored
• Plea expected in marijuana megafarm case
• Officers report no injuries in three-car crash
• Littleton sentenced to life in prison
• Sex offender locates in Lakeview
• Littleton reaches Logan County Jail
• First reading OK’d for firefighter grant
• West Liberty council remembers Chief Murray
• Local students in national competition
• Littleton on the way to Ohio
• Dennis to face child rape charge
• Two-vehicle crash injures 2
• Grand jury indicts Littleton
• Former teacher found guilty of sex charge
• Two seek Democratic nod for judgeship
• Republican mayoral hopefuls discuss issues
• Operation Never Forget nears halfway point
• TIF, Race to the Top grant updates detailed
• Cooperative members updated on legislative issues
• WL-Salem board dips into budget reserve
• Littleton plea deal pending; sentencing may come Thursday
• Littleton to plead to murders
• Former teacher found guilty of sex charge
• Mt. Victory man in Columbus hospital after fight
• Orchestra fine tunes for Barrage concert
• James Hostetler spent 50 years with volunteer department
• Man arrested for beating woman
•  Two teens injured in head-on collision
• Clark County crash claims 2
• World Trade Center beam visits West Liberty
• Hundreds mourn West Liberty Police Chief Ron Murray
• Ski shop makes record donation
• Hilliker Y welcomes new executive director
• Officer listens in on harassing call
• LOCAL NOTES
• NATIONAL DAY OF HOPE
• ILHS grads may say ‘I do’s’ on TV show
• ILHS Formula One teams sweep regional competition
• Snapp, Kinney recognized by fair managers group
• Feds: alleged local criminal ring reached overseas
•  Local Honda reductions to continue through April 22
• New Lamb indictment adds theft ring charges
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• Starry Night Cafe debuts with duo performance
• Bed bug policy enacted
• Day launches local Child Abuse Month observances
• Career Center students place in state event
• Employees recognized in state Stars program
• Autism Benefit Dinner Planned April 15th
• Local woman leads mission in Tijuana
• Construction begins on Bellefontaine/Urbana path
• Council on Rural Services marks ‘Week of the Young Child’
• Lakeview council considers pay raises
• Fire damages kitchen
• Four given sentences, one pleads
• Huntsville man charged with sexual offense involving female child
• They did
• Academics recognized by Rotary Club
• Beam from World Trade Center makes West Liberty stop
• Russells Point police officers recertified
• West Liberty Fire Department gets new cargo truck
• LOCAL NOTES
• Neighbors get information on living next door to a sex offender
• Transmission problem affects 7,800 customers
• Community rallies around victim’s sons
• Children’s Services seeks voters’ support to pass renewal levy
• Power outages cause school delays
• West Liberty's police chief dies
• Driver injured in single-vehicle accident
• Study concludes Logan 47th healthiest Ohio county
• Under new ownership: Grounds ’n Rounds prepares grand opening
• Quiet birthday lunch turns festive
• Chamber moves ahead with Party at the Peak
• Vote for Mina
• Honda, Acura posts sales gains
• Sexual offenders topic of Sunday meeting
• Traffic stop results in $550k marijuana seizure
• Impact of state budget main topic at annual breakfast
• Honda production effects to continue for at least two weeks
• Safety Town program begins
• Dinner to benefit Operation Never Forget
• Local author publishes book
• Four area churches have joined forces to send a mission team to Haiti.
• Galvez to celebrate 40-year career
• Belle Center area man charged with raping 10-year-old girl
• Son reports father as missing
• LOCAL NOTES
• Production reduced to meet supply issues
• Sharing cooks
• Computer program opens world of opportunities for seniors
• West Liberty council passes annual appropriations
• Two given sentences, one pleads
• Honda reduces production
• Meritorious award winners recognized
• Local residents nominated for Volunteer of the Year Award
• Former news photographer Doug Loehr dead at 59
• Fire engulfs garage in northern Logan County
• Woman tears wires from car engine
• Project Woman open house set Thursday
• Well-known recording artist to perform Friday at St. Pat
• Extensive damage done after West Liberty area home catches fire
• Woman lodged in jail
• Examining our files
• Extensive damage reported after structure fire in West Liberty
• Health officials: Be prepared for spring weather
• A flood of kindness
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ohio Hi-Point students raise $850 for Japan
• Honda may see production interruptions
• Seeing orange
• HONDA: North American production yet to slow down
• CHEROKEE RUN LANDFILL: Few residents express concern over expansion
• BELLEFONTAINE CITY SCHOOLS: Plans progress toward May 9 excavation date
• Man claims shot came from passing vehicle
• School bus driver crashes in Champaign County
• Lease of culinary kitchen helps agency, students
• Flood debris pickup concludes April 4
• Family court details Title IV-E agreement
• Ridgemont FFA honored by state senate
• Hi-Point students place at state competition
• Community reaching out to children of slain mother
• Man charged after mailbox set on fire
• Shady Bowl operator gets four years in prison
• Service bids farewell to Russells
• Woman arrested following prescription drug investigation
• Designation opens way for downtown restaurant
• Recovery Zone gets jolt of java, $335 from shopping spree
• Sidney man arrested for rape charges
• Riverside BOE: Some spring break retained
• STATE BUDGET PROPOSAL: Deep cuts in county coffers
• Area graduates shine in program
• Russells Point to consider closing intersection
• Simply gracious
• Griffith sentenced to three years
• Husband accused of choking wife
• SBA-only distaster declarations made
• Production continues at Honda
• HILLIKER YMCA: Executive director named
• A home of their own
• Occupants safe after boat sinks in Indian Lake
• Two arrested for domestic violence
• Brrr...raving the chill
• Four safe after boat sinks in Indian Lake
• Sidney officer under investigation
• Hearing to look at Cherokee Run expansion permit
• Logan County communities receive grants to help with emerald ash borer problem
• LCBDD celebrates Developmental Disabilities Awareness month
• LOCAL NOTES
• Mrs. Russell died from head trauma
• LOGAN COUNTY DAIRY ASSOCIATION: Producers recognized
• Five receive sentences; three enter guilty pleas
• WL-Salem school board meets in special session
• Quincy council evaluates income tax collections
• St. Patrick's Day crash results in minor injuries
• Man arrested after incident at BMV office
• Contest win no trivial feat for Athenians
• Absentee voting set to begin
• Teen reported missing
• City, local groups offer condolences in aftermath of Japan tragedies
• Local students successful at Model UN contests
• West Liberty council increases annual appropriations
• Serious injury crash in Union County sends motorcyclist to hospital
• March is National Professional Social Work Month
• Crash claims life of Ridgeway man
• Logan County Agriculture: New manager focused on furthering market’s reach
• Tearing Down the Walls tour stops Friday
• Fundraiser for fallen soldier memorials set for Friday, Saturday
• OMEA District 11 results announced
• Flood debris pickup schedule announced
• Injuries sustained in two-vehicle crash
• Littleton fights return
• New school building design documents approved
• SB 5, pill mill bill addressed
• Bust display support offered
• Former Brown execs seek compensation after bankruptcy
• North American Honda to match associates’ donations
• LOCAL NOTES
• Man charged with copper theft
• Honda associate killed, 30 injured in Japan earthquake
• Semi driver sustains minor injuries in two-vehicle accident
• Time to skip an hour and spring your clock forward
• BLHS presents ‘Hairspray’
• OHP honors business and community partnerships
• LOCAL NOTES
• Examining our files
• Linda Gillespie Stuntz named to Royal Dutch Shell board
• Damage estimates released for Liberty Gathering Place
• VILLAGE COUNCILS
• Weather alerts for Friday, March 11
• Lamb enters not guilty pleas
• Body identified as Gladis Russell
• Autopsy results expected today
• Fair board accepts president’s resignation
• Boy’s CCA named nation’s highest gaining charter middle school
• Early morning fire damages West Liberty eatery
• Burke’s and Johnson’s Rx Drug Abuse bill passes Ohio House
• Girl pulled from rushing waters
• Commissioner’s contract renewed
• ODOT seeks volunteers for Roadway CleanUp
• BREAKING NEWS: Body found in Georgia may be Gladis Russell
• Body found in Georgia may be Gladis Russell
• Council quickly works through agenda
• Tasty event kicks off 2011 Relay For Life season
• Former Air Force One maintenance chief details his battle with rare cancer
• Grand jury charges seven
• Extradition now in the court system
• State investigators rule Friday fire an arson
• Lamb arraignment set for Thursday
• Solid waste district to assist with debris cleanup
• Tomblin ready to sign extradition warrant
• ‘Neighbor’ heads up Saturday search in Tennessee
• Operation Never Forget to remember three local troops
• New $2.5 million project to improve water quality
• Artists earn places on state stages
• BHS places at TEAMS event
• Area village councils
• More Families Receiving County Service Coordination
• Drug Free Coalitions Shown to be Successful!
• High water still a concern
• Helping inmates help themselves
• No news yet on Gladis Russell
• WL-Salem Science Olympiad team posts strong showing at host invitational
• Kasich signs Littleton extradition request
• Bequest aids Logan County students
• Additional rainfall modest, but damage done for flood victims
• Team Zoë playing for keeps
• Annual appropriations approved
• BHS announces results of solo, ensemble event
• Richard Russell beaten, stabbed autopsy says
• Rollin’ along
• Farmers’ market sprouts manager
• Lamb and wool royalty named at sheep banquet
• Search continues for superintendent
• Search continues for Gladis Russell
• Chief Kunze: Investigators have not suspended search for Gladis Russell
• —UPDATE— Gladis Russell still missing
• Residents urged to monitor private water wells following recent floods
• A community of artists
• WL-Salem hosts national invitational
• Lamb facing federal firearm charges
• Active search for Gladis Russell suspended
• Benedetti named to chamber’s top spot
• Ben Logan First and Third Grade Art and Technology Show presented Thursday, Friday
• State of emergency declared
• Amber Alert issued for Adriel School teen
• Honda hosts Gov. Kasich, shows off new Acura
• Weather alerts for Wednesday, March 2
• UPDATE: Authorities confirm dead body found in Tennessee is Richard Russell
• Honda debuts new Acura for Kasich
• Gov. John Kasich paid a late morning visit Tuesday to Honda’s Marysville plant where the automaker showed its newest ride to the new governor during a tour of the facilities.
• Authorities waiting for results to determine if it is Richard Russell
• Water receding in some areas; several county roads remain closed
• New financial, career readiness course work to be implemented
• Woman arrested after making threats against family
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Body found in Chattanooga may be Richard Russell
• Water receding in some areas; several county roads remain closed
• Water, water everywhere
• LOCAL NOTES
• Weather alerts for Monday, Feb. 28
• Limited resources, vast geography make quest to find Russells difficult
• Buggy flips in Ky. creek, killing 4 Amish children
• Lowndes authorities search for missing couple's bodies
• Leader of the band
• Sexual battery charges await forensic results
• Hi-Point, CTE counterparts could take big funding hit
• LOCAL NOTES
• —UPDATE—Police: Littleton said he dumped bodies of Russells in Georgia
• Two ‘Examiner’ sports writers up for AP awards
• Snow blankets county
• HI-POINT BOARD OF EDUCATION: Members participate in statewide training webinar
• Community search postponed
• Weather alerts for Friday, Feb. 25
• Littleton fights extradition
• Littleton appears in court in W. Va.
• Murder suspect caught in W.Va. woods
• Community turns to heaven for answers during prayer vigil
• Keeping the faith
• Honda of America Mfg. announces changes in senior leadership
• Chief Kunze: 'We have serious concerns that the Russells have survived'
• ILHS teacher, coach resigns amid sexual misconduct investigation
• News of capture greeted with cheers
• Volunteers organizing Saturday to search for Russells
• FOUND! Samuel K. Littleton in custody
• Final respects paid
• Search continues for fugitive, elderly couple
• Budget passes first council review
• Tri-County Community Action at risk of cuts to federal grant
• Local grads hope reality show appearance changes their lives
• Remembering Tiffany
• Russells' car found
• UPDATE: Fugitive Littleton may be in West Virginia
• Cause of fatal Wyandot County fire unknown
• Ben Logan robotics team places fourth
• Work continues to locate Russells
• Icy weather contributes to crash
• Weather alerts for Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Search suspended; resumes Tuesday
• Landfill search under way
• School alert
• Landfill next stop for forensic agents
• BHS student named Coca-Cola Scholar
• Discovery Riders purchase facility
• Ohio State cycling team hosts two races in Logan County
• UPDATE: BCII to search Cincinnati landfill on Monday
• Russell vigil set for Wednesday
• Fatal crash south of Urbana
• Press conference focuses on Russell family concerns
• BREAKING NEWS: Press conference, 1 p.m. Saturday
• Missing elderly couple’s family waiting, praying
• Mourners remember slain mother
• Father leans on God during nightmare week
• Church youth group gives proceeds of fundraiser to library
• Motorcycle crash sends man to metro hospital
• Timeline: Significant events in the Tiffany Brown case
• BREAKING NEWS: Charges filed against Samuel Littleton
• Chief reveals details in Brown homicide
• Warrants pending for Littleton’s arrest
• Candlelight vigil planned
• BREAKING NEWS: Littleton may be heading south
• Indian Lake schools locked down Thursday as a precautionary measure
• Potential co-op members receive detailed overview of natural gas project
• Search on for missing couple, Littleton
• Authorities seek assistance in locating couple, vehicle
• Babysitter mourns Tiffany, grieves for young sons
• UPDATE: Tiffany’s mother not a suspect, chief says
• Missing woman’s body found
• Local graphics designer a finalist in national relay design contest
• Locals to skydive for poverty
• Two sentenced, another pleads
• Regula recognized as friend
• School’s courtyard gets facelift
• Samuel K. Littleton II criminal offenses
• UPDATE: Missing woman’s body found in her mother’s basement
• UPDATE: Message from missing mother's phone detailed
• Candlelight vigils planned
• Police plowing through tips in Tiffany Brown’s disappearance
• Quilt raffle features Ohio Star
• Motorists encouraged to slow down through the village
• LOCAL NOTES
• Sheriff headlines
• Police plowing through tips in Tiffany Brown’s disappearance
• Update: Spotlight of Tiffany Brown on America's Missing moved to 8:30 p.m.
• Family offering reward for information on whereabouts of missing mother
• Construction of new schools slated to begin this summer
• Calamity day situation tackled
• Holy Bricks
• Recycling kickback check deposited
• UPDATE: Family offering reward for information on whereabouts of missing mother
• Missing woman's vehicle recovered
• Missing mother described as responsible, hardworking
• CCS board selects new school administrator
• Fire displaces two residents
• Injuries reported in Friday crash
• LOCAL NOTES
• City woman reported missing
• Greeneview tames Tigers to stay atop OHC standings
• New tax bills show jump in CAUV
• INDIAN LAKE LEGISLATIVE LUNCHEON
• Grocery shoppers help spread valentine cheer
• ILHS group gives back to school alumni serving abroad
• Ben Logan board to review applications
• Holland Theatre set to celebrate
• Restoration efforts have come a long way in 12 years
• Second adult immunization clinic added
• Gas concerns
• Vacant building topic of discussion
• House GOP Chairman outlines sweeping spending cuts
• Acura debuts Marysville-built TL in Chicago
• Student’s ‘stamina’ helps her achieve spelling bee win
• Council approves lot sales, new positions
• BHS mock trial team wins district competition
• Two sentenced; five enter pleas
• Bridges to learning
• Bump faces more charges of molesting children
• A plethora of postcards
• Athlete, retiree recognized by board
• Environmentally friendly fundraiser under way
• BHS hosts Family Appreciation Night Thursday
• Pay increases for mayor, council members nixed
• Weather alerts for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Woman arrested for trafficking prescription medication
• Beck declares judge candidacy
• Neither snow, nor ice, keep carriers from appointed rounds
• Man charged with OVI in crash involving trooper
• Defendants sentenced
• Man found dead Friday
• Delays and closures for Monday, Feb. 7
• Activities canceled
• Ohio Hi-Point Career Center students demonstrate tech skills
• Dougherty declares candidacy
• Suspects arrested in break-ins
• Five issues filed for May
• Sheriff’s Office awarded grant
• Man arrested for felony domestic violence
• EMS funding apps available
• Recent storm hikes snow-day totals around county
• Contested races make for interesting general election
• Indian Lake chamber contributes to ILWP
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Cowsills to make the scene at Indian Lake
• Sunshine should help
• Ice-covered sidewalks another hazard for county residents
• Police shoot, kill Lima man after bank robbery
• Ice storm paralyzes county
• A blast from winters' past: The blizzard of 1978
• BEAT NEWS
• Examining our files
• COURTHOUSE NEWS
• Download today's 'Bellefontaine Examiner' FREE
• Spelling bee postponed
• Langurs, and tigers and bears, oh my!
• Winter mix hits area; more to come
• Bellefontaine natives endure Egyptian protests
• Reser to fill city auditor position
• St. Clair throws hat in mayoral race
• Robbery suspect has county ties
• Man hospitalized after stabbing
• Weather alerts for Tuesday, Feb. 1
• Roads becoming hazardous
• Officials: ‘Bath salt’ abuse already in Logan County
• Man lodged for beating girlfriend
• Teen injured in snowmobile accident
• Church sings joyful praises of choir director
• Sheriff threatens writer to back off
• City candidates must file by Wednesday
• Chili, church style
• Rising stars announced
• LOCAL NOTES
• Pirate pieces
• DBP looking past cuts in funding
• Local veterans pinned in ceremony
• BHS team wins six trophies at DECA conference
• OFBF awards grants to Logan County Land Trust, Ridgemont FFA
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ohio governor plans broad attack on lake's algae
• COMMUNITY PLANNING NEXT STEPS OUTLINED
• Organ donated to Holland
• District spelling bee winners announced
• Three arrested in two incidents
• Several defendants appear in court
• Hi-Point board meets
• Quincy council prepares to shut off delinquent utility accounts
• Recycling pays
• City to continue Allied refuse contract
• Zerkle praised during annual review
• Man charged with abduction, domestic violence
• Crash, chase ends in arrest
• Residents: Don’t shovel snow to the streets
• TIF grant funding will assist with student testing
• Stitches from the Heart
• Elevator project moves up
• 2 teens arrested at ILMS
• ‘Freedom bus’ offers opportunities
• Professional development available at library
• Two-vehicle crash north of Huntsville injures three
• Couple lodged
• Applications now available for 2011 Bellefontaine Examiner Farm Family of the Year
• Vito extends Dew Cup lead
• Mt. Top no more
• HTM zero landfill efforts highlighted
• Officers’ actions with screditedaving lives
• LOCAL NOTES
• Nash Finch aids pantry’s efforts
• Storms taking toll on county snow budget
• Man arrested after breakfast incident
• Education grant creation honors Needles
• LOCAL NOTES
• Level 1 snow emergency declared
• Arson suspected in West Mansfield fire
• Hilliker Y hosts Winter Blast Aerobathon
• BELLEFONTAINE BEAT HEADLINES
• Three given jail time
• School delays for Thursday, Jan. 20
• DeGraff traffic light project stalled again
• Ice spells trouble for area motorists
• LAKEVIEW VILLAGE COUNCIL
• LOCAL NOTES
• School delays and cancellations for Wednesday, Jan. 19
• Man arrested for possession of crack cocaine
• Special delivery
• RUSSELLS POINT VILLAGE COUNCIL: State of the village presented, trail project proposed
• Jordan ready to continue push for fiscal responsibility
• Garage fire destroys three race cars
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Logan County featured in online travel magazine
• POLICE BEAT HEADLINES
• Suspects apprehended after theft
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Crash into utility pole results in injuries, charges
• Wanted: Weeds wrung from water
• Flu fighters
• Honda worker featured on ‘Disappeared’ television show
• Two appear on indictments
• VILLAGE COUNCIL NEWS
• New members, directors introduced
• Troopers report details of pickup, buggy crash
• Incidents of flu spiking in area
• Season looking good thus far at mountain
• Food drive Monday honors Dr. King’s legacy
• Rescue Waggin’ provides support to local humane society
• Head-on collision near West Liberty schools yields multiple injuries
• Teen gets her wish — a ride to jail
• Ridgemont seeks May bond issue for new school building
• Head-on collision near West Liberty schools yields multiple injuries
• School delays for Thursday, Jan. 13
• Prevention Science
• Ben Logan in session Friday
• Vehicle problems could force city to open purse strings
• SNOW HAPPENS
• 2011 State of the City Address
• COURTHOUSE NEWS
• Harshbarger re-elected president
• School delays for Wednesday, Jan. 12
• This anniversary goes unnoticed
• Board leaders take oath again; set about trimming budget again
• Additional charge filed against house crasher
• Haushalter to lead city school board
• Let them eat cake: Members recognized
• Early dismissals for Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011; snow emergencies issued
• Safety, service singled out
• DeGraff council enters into agreement with DP&L
• BELLEFONTAINE BEAT HEADLINES
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• A matter of ‘sole’
• LAKEVIEW COUNCIL: Water treatment plant bid accepted
• Snowy, icy conditions lead to numerous crashes
• Felony charge filed against house crasher
• Charges filed for defendant who fled police
• Joining forces
• No injuries reported in East Liberty house fire
• Ground water source of ice problem along Dakota
• Men charged
• LOCAL NOTES
• Slain Ohio deputy to be mourned at funeral
• Rollover crash on U.S. Route 33
• Where is the water coming from?
• LOGAN COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT: Breastfeeding support program under way
• Car hits house in city
• Reser appointed to city auditor post
• Indian Lake school board re-elects president, vice-president during organizational meeting
• Humane society: No funding agreement, no dogs
• Hilliker YMCA now open at 5 a.m.
• Sheriff’s deputies report missing teen in Lakeview
• Man struck and killed by train in Wapak
• Kenton man killed in crash near Waynesfield
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Moore sentenced 35 years to life for rape
• Marysville patrol post recognizes three employees
• Alijah keeps to schedule
• DeGraff area teen found dead
• Quick response keeps fire in check
• VILLAGE COUNCILS
• Moore sentenced to 35 years to life for rape
• Mt. Top demolition set to start
• Dance Fuzion team performs at Orange Bowl
• Logan County Beat headlines
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Fatal fire in Champaign County
• Deputy, suspect dead in Ohio trailer park standoff
• Troopers cite 2 for OVI
• Alcohol a suspected factor in railroad track crash
• Appeals court agrees rape confession was tainted
• Lake Township Trustees finalize book of regulations
• Two men arrested in scrap metal thefts
• Woman cites illness as cause of crash
• Four enter pleas
• RIVERSIDE BOE: Permanent improvement levy renewal sought
• CITY COUNCIL: TIF values locked in at 2010 levels
• Four females charged in two fights
• ODNR grant will aid litter cleanup and beautification efforts
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Many of Logan County’s 16 fatal accidents were preventable
• VILLAGE COUNCILS
• Accident sends 2 to hospital
• Three-vehicle Christmas Eve crash on U.S. 33
• Police beat headlines
• LOCAL NOTES
• Christmas morning crash claims one
• Logan County charities combine to give Christmas to those in need
• Local man devotes service to Malagasy people
• Bluegrass group to perform at Holland Theatre
• Business once again target of copper wire thefts
• Prosecutors file charges on two local teens
• Traul named to state client’s security fund board
• Man arrested in Humane Society thefts
• Semi overturns near West Mansfield
• Lakeview council appoints members to fire dependency board
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ohio fraud fugitive to be told to serve 25 years
• ‘Many Churches Serving One God’ at Christmas
• Ridgemont approves bond issue for new K-12 building
• County’s 14th recycling center opens in Rushsylvania
• Defendant destroys household items during rampage
• Lump charged with four counts of rape
• Hilliker Y’s new focus developed
• Ben Logan leader announces retirement
• Detailed look at district’s Race to the Top plan presented
• City school board approves TIF ordinance
• Family escapes early morning fire
• Chamber tabs Patterson as interim director
• Huntsville man dies in crash
• Loud party lands two teens in jail
• LOCAL NOTES
• Huntsville man dies during crash
• Vito takes first in Dew battle
• Additional electronic resource for students and parents available
• Resource parents recognized
• Phelps appointed to OCA board of directors
• Job creation celebrated at HTM expansion groundbreaking
• Chamber loses membership director
• Ohio studying Okla. use of new execution drug
• A step ahead of the weather
• Ben Logan FFA places first in state competition
• Six arrested in connection with burglary
• Man arrested after making threats with gun
• Motorists escape injuries after crash
• WikiLeaks founder released from British custody
• Bowling alley to reopen
• Master Teacher recognized
• Two Hi-Point students charged with drug abuse
• Local notes
• Snow emergency canceled
• Bowling alley to reopen
• Bellefontaine moves ahead with union pay freeze deal, budget
• Logan County Fair Board wins award for best website
• Antique store owner makes investment in downtown
• Teens arrested for city vehicle break-ins suspected in rash of county break-ins
• Defendants sentenced; grand jury indicts eight
• HVAC replacement system bid accepted
• Solicitor hired
• 'Examiner' marks anniversary
• Plow crews deal with January-like weather
• Longtime local leader, bridge player dies
• WL-SALEM BOARD OF EDUCATION; Projected budget cuts busy members
• Transportation director appointed; tax increment finance ordinance tabled
• Cost-of-living increases approved
• ‘Have a Very Jazzy Christmas’ canceled
• School delays for Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010
• ‘Have a Very Jazzy Christmas’ postponed to Wednesday
• Clothing event warms givers, too
• Tracking local burial records
• Woman dies in Mechanicsburg crash
• Bellefontaine police charge three with OVI
• School delays for Monday, Dec. 13, 2010
• Sheriff Smith declares Level One snow emergency
• Woman dies in Mechanicsburg crash
• Christmas gifts support cancer research
• Locks grown to remember others
• Drivers cited in crash
• Money stolen from Humane Society employee
• Don’t let the bedbugs bite
• LCCS to seek three-year levy
• Quest about thefts leads to another suspect
• Huntsville man transported with possible injuries
• Church raises funds for Movember
• Health district receives grant from ODH
• School delays for Friday, Dec. 10
• Former resident asks Quincy to consider police department
• County health district working toward community health improvement plan
• Three sentenced, five plead
• Sheriff’s deputies uncover marijuana growing operation in Lakeview
• $5 million public records lawsuit dismissed
• Christ’s birth centerpiece of Marmon Valley’s Christmas event
• One-vehicle crash on U.S. 68 downs power lines, knots traffic
• LOCAL NOTES
• Water treatment project bids opened
• Icy roads contribute to fatality on County Road 5
• New board members, award winners recognized
• School delays for Monday, Dec. 6, 2010
• Rollover crash results in injuries
• Burkhardt resigns as chamber CEO
• Filling up on a diet of healthy holiday eats
• Promises kept at ILHS
• LOCAL NOTES
• Driver cited, passengers identified in S.R. 117 accident
• Honda to end Element production
• Businesses advised to stay educated about healthcare changes
• Owners hope to make new antique mall a multi-state draw
• Stolen cars damaged
• Season’s first winter weather blamed in rash of crashes
• Escaped inmate picked up in Columbus
• Memories preserved
• Green tags replacing price tags on city holiday lights
• Additional $25,000 announced by UW
• Local BMV recognized
• Snowy roads causing wrecks
• Flurry of holiday festivities return this weekend
• Christmas tree auction nets $4,805
• Former office manager placed in diversion for thefts
• BELLEFONTAINE POLICE BEAT
• Car destroyed by fire Tuesday on U.S. 33
• LOCAL NOTES
• FREE SHOES TO 200 CHILDREN IN NEED THROUGH PAYLESS GIVES™ SHOES 4 KIDS HOLIDAY GIVING PROGRAM
• Bellefontaine man unveils detective novel
• Moore pleads to rape; faces another life sentence
• Western student’s reporting recognized
• Man harms girlfriend, self during arguments
• DeGraff sees spike in fraud complaints
• Car fire closes portion of eastbound U.S. 33 at Honda Parkway
• DeGraff celebrates the Christmas season downtown
• POLICE AND SHERIFF HEADLINES
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Inmate eludes deputies after hospital visit
• Developer wants to level limestone mansion in Ohio
• Green Hills salutes deployed worker
• BarlowGirl tour to stop in Bellefontaine
• Members discuss possible satellite fire station in Salem Township
• Accident cuts Honda worker’s finger
• Putting the giving in Thanksgiving
• Man succumbs to injuries in Sunday crash
• Shelby County officials investigate shooting
• City woman cited for OVI
• Update: One cited in serious crash
• Unions agree to forgo 2011 pay raises
• Three enter pleas, two sentenced
• Riverside declares necessity for renewal levy
• Levy proceeds, state funding cuts incorporated in 5-year forecast
• Crews spend cooler days clearing brush, limbs
• Christmas in the Village activities set Friday
• LOCAL NOTES
• Suicide survivors gather for support
• BLHS graduate reaches out to help South African children
• Key Club food drive exceeds 7,000-item goal
• Huntsville barn destroyed in fire
• Chieftains to march in Philadelphia, assist ‘Gleeks’
• Students cap off mural project
• Authorities look into woman’s death
• Ellis joins OSU-Lima board
• DeGraff considers holiday plans
• Driver injured in two-vehicle accident
• Local agriculture opportunities focus of economic development
• Taste of Future event appeals to variety of tastes
• Engle appointed; agency prepares for holiday season
• Congressman Jordan in line to chair Republican Study Committee
• 11 indicted in alleged marijuana operation with site in Logan County
• No criminal intent suspected in pallet factory fire
• Children’s Services board expected to name Melanie Engle permanent executive director
• Live CD to give theater exposure
• Author donates books, cash to theater
• ’Tis the season for recruiting
• Text messages land man in jail
• Honda suppliers earn environmental achievement awards
• Village Councils
• Marker to lead Y for now
• Melling resigns as Y director
• GOBA, Highpointers expected to boost local tourism in 2011
• Locals reaching out to children worldwide
• Brakes blamed for truck going into water
• New foreign language honor society formed
• Pilgrim traditions recounted by descendant of Mayflower passengers
• Six-term Councilman Horn dead at 68
• DeGraff radio broadcasters earn national accolades
• BCS building plans move forward
• Residents urged to prepare for winter
• Shop offers knives and gun accessories
• Board recalls former student
• Election count certified
• Ben Logan slates teacher in-service
• 75 miles at 75 years
• Man accidentally shoots himself in leg
• Students sense world without senses
• LOCAL NOTES
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Railroad YMCA commemorated with marker
• Former MRH audiologist opens two offices in Logan County
• Riverside ag students study animal science
• Driver faces OVI
• LOCAL NOTES
• Veterans honor soldiers killed in recent wars
• Man arrested following fight in Lakeview
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ag society updated on Extension office funding
• United Way benefits from career center students
• Church to chase winter chill
• One transported after utility pole crash
• Wounded Warriors aided by furniture
• Overnight fire hits pallet company
• Care package drive shopping day moved to Saturday
• Downtown West Liberty business owners to clear own sidewalks this winter
• Man killed while cutting down tree near Belle Center
• Nine appear in court
• Indictments charge 11
• Russells Point Police make three unrelated felony arrests
• Going up
• Gormley: GOP must deliver the goods or risk backlash
• Sarah, (plain, tall) coming to town via CSP
• Optimism peeking through city budget process
• Woman takes enthusiasm for fitness to her community
• 4-H advisers honored at banquet
• Latest beatings result in arrest
• Cafe operators hope changes draw people to downtown mall
• WL-Salem board adjusts projections in wake of lost income tax revenue
• MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Former air base to house national museum
• ✮ ✮ ✮ ✮ VETERANS SALUTE ✮ ✮ ✮ ✮
• Driver injured in rollover accident
• Bellefontaine Police Beat Headlines
• Railroad hub to be memorialized with state marker
• Men fall from church roof
• PITCHING IT IN TO BEAT HUNGER
• Reliving the ride with Louie Vito
• Sharing her story of hope
• No injuries reported in rollover crash
• Club keyed up to fill pantry
• Young lives changed radically by crash
• Logan County Sheriff's Beat
• LOCAL NOTES
• Hydraulic power
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• LOCAL NOTES
• United Way reveals donation figures during mid-campaign report
• Touchdowns for Relay
• Motorcycle crash kills 1
• Doors closing on Liberty General Store
• Love given more than four years in prison
• UPDATE: Injured man identified
• Accident closes U.S. Route 68 and State Route 273
• Logan County benefits from federal grant to battle emerald ash borer
• Quincy council convenes
• Judge hands down three sentences
• HomeCare Elite ranking celebrated by Health district
• Patrol moving to district dispatch center
• Indian Lake Manor memorialized
• Church planting new roots in community
• DeGraff street levy only local issue to fall
• Complimentary votes tallied
• Issue locks in a .25-mill decrease from previous levels
• How Logan County voted on state candidates
• Ridgemont Local Schools passes current expenses levy
• No injuries reported in crash
• Ashley Furniture HomeStores to kick off soldier care package drive
• Local voter turnout lower than expected
• LOCAL NOTES
• VILLAGE COUNCILS
• Bellefontaine Police Beat Headlines
• FAMILY NIGHT FUN
• Holland Theatre announces Windmill Productions
• Sign in to vote
• Election Results
• Jordan projected winner
• City School issue passes
• 4 of 5 liquor options pass
• All but one local issue supported
• Voters renew BCS permanent improvement levy
• State excellence
• Light a Little Star impacts youngster
• Fire destroys Ridgeway home
• Possible injuries reported in accident
• ATV accident claims driver
• Update: 5 injured in head-on collision identified
• Investigators learn home invasion a fake
• LOCAL NOTES
• Building has century of medical memories
• ‘Big G’ key to good eats
• LOCAL NOTES
• Ridgemont FFA’s national honor to be celebrated
• 4 millionth vehicle produced at East Liberty Auto Plant
• Traffic switch
• HALLOWEEN HOOPLA
• Memorial ceremony to honor facility
• Ohio Lottery results
• Marching toward perfection
• ELECTRIFYING
• Hi-Point board to connect with iPads
• Spillway renovation on the horizon
• Motorist charged
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• Bellefontaine Police Headlines
• Five sentenced
• Second attempt for Ridgemont operating levy
• Riverside considers district facilities for use as polling site
• Budget would cut six from fire and police department
• Students take cover as sirens blast
• Driving Rain
• Man arrested for felony domestic violence
• National Drug Facts “Shatter the Myths”
• Fall Newsletter
• Too Much Candy?
• LOCAL NOTES
• New snowplow approved in Quincy
• Scissors ready ...
• Financial forecast foggy
• Old concrete useful
• Minor injury reported when man hit
• Fire destroys Jackson Center-area barn
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• LOCAL NOTES
• Happy Hauntings
• Making a difference
• Injury crash
• Shelby County official accidentally shoots himself
• Peebles set to become New Goody’s
• Ridgemont FFA named No. 1 in nation
• Mayor likely sets another first
• RIVERSIDE HARVEST
• Boy transported after city crash
• DeWine wants Logan County
• DeGraff goes Gangster’s
• Election board tests voting equipment
• Adriel Quilt Auction raises $60,000
• Hardin County court convicts West Liberty man
• Logan County Home Health ranks on 2010 HomeCare Elite list
• Man lodged for domestic violence
• Township road construction schedule set
• DeGraff council urged to watch spending
• REPLACEMENT SHADE
• On your ballot
• Virtual election returns win
• Ohio Lottery results
• Woman charged for driving past officer
• No injuries reported in C.R. 31 accident
• Body found in Belle Center field
• LOCAL NOTES
• Lakeview approves 25-year franchise with Vectren
• A Dream Come True
• Kasich rallies supporters during local stop
• Grinding gridlock
• Ridgemont High School receives Project Ignition grant
• Indian Lake Board of Education approves service contracts, agreement with OSFC
• Setting the trusses
• Parent praises district for attention to sons
• Performer to bring legendary actress to life on Holland stage
• Honda funds professional development for I.L. administrator
• Minor injuries in two-vehicle crash
• United Way campaign nears $200,000
• Cleanliness next to Nash-Finch
• Birds of a feather
• Church members show God’s love through park cleanup
• Boil alert issued
• Motorcycle crash claims Urbana man
• Hi-Point hosts BPA conference, students elected to offices
• Framed artwork presented to academy contributor
• Three-vehicle collision reported
• Auction preparations
• Man with local ties involved in Secretariat legacy
• One injured in rollover crash
• Friday Night Foogball Scores
• Huntsville considers building official
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• Spirited performance
• Homecoming march
• Demolition bids come in under estimates
• HTM hopes to add 100 jobs by 2013
• Several report injuries in city crash
• BHS Academic Boosters hand out 215 awards
• State park popped
• POLICE AND SHERIFF HEADLINES
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• County Democrats get two candidates for price of one
• TUNNEL OF COLOR
• Logan Belle HAND unveils 12 affordable rental homes to assist families, individuals
• Honda Transmission to expand, add jobs
• Ohio lottery results
• LOCAL NOTES
• Grand jury indicts 11
• LCEF awards 2010-11 classroom grants
• DFY Coalition highlights community change initiatives
• 25-year remarks
• Belle Center council agrees to temporary sewer rate hike
• Instant Replay affords dual benefits to community, RTC clients
• Charter sale imminent
• Police, fire cuts coming as city works over budget
• Halloween Happenings
• Man injured in Shelby County crash
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• New mammography system improves imaging process
• BCS expected to receive Race to the Top funds in December
• COLUMBUS DAY VOLUNTEERS
• Belle Center council meetings at 7 p.m.
• Ditched
• DeGraff council discusses ballot issues
• Chieftain band receives ‘superior’ at OMEA District Contest
• Ahoy!
• Gas vs. diesel
• Crash claims Huber Heights woman
• Union County bicycle fatality under investigation
• Minor injures in 3-car crash
• Tractor crash claims Celina man
• Honda earns ‘greenest’ tag for fifth straight time
• Extending a welcoming hand for a quarter of a century
• Fitness fun Friday
• Charter members honored
• Bellefontaine woman sentenced in robbery hoax
• Pedestrian injured
• Seven appear before judge
• Class replaces missing composite photograph
• Kiwanian of the Year
• Driver cited in crash
• DADDY'S HOME
• Gifts from Home kicks off Saturday
• Sidney woman injured in morning crash
• Woman hit by automobile
• Maurices, to move during renovation
• 1 MILLION MILESTONE
• Sheriff: ‘Substantial improvements’ observed in alcohol sales compliance checks
• Health district budget approved
• New generation of economic leaders focused on job creation, retention
• O'Rielley, Fissel honored at chamber's annual dinner
• CITY VISITOR
• Crash injures local pediatrician, child
• Grant benefits outreach center’s 2011 back-to-school picnic
• Commission tells extension timing wrong for a levy
• Jones named new Logan County Convention & Tourism Bureau director
• Russells Point Council meets
• Three charged
• Zanesfield council passes first reading of electric franchise ordinance
• LCSO receives $33K traffic safety grants
• Russells Point barber to honor veterans at new shop
• Electrical Fire
• Logan Acres Community Foundation to honor ‘Jake’ Jeffrey
• Shopping spree helps boy get oxygen treatment
• Jackson unable to face victim
• City sets leaf pick up schedule
• Fire damages home
• Jackson sentenced to 21 years
• Grant to help pave Fruit Street
• Tip leads to heroin arrest
• Mass vaccination
• Dem headquarters open
• Indian Lake inspires Urbana artist’s latest project
• Few details for rollover crash
• Firefighters twice called to Zanesfield area home
• Dog euthanized after incident
• Wallace heads up education foundation
• Love pleads guilty in Jan. 13 fatal crash
• Nine injured in one-vehicle crash
• Festival fun begins
• Postcards spotlight West Liberty
• Records case before Supreme Court could affect local lawsuit
• Whiting found dead in apparent suicide
• East Liberty church marks 125th milestone
• Do as I do
• UPDATE: Driver charged with felony fleeing
• A chain reaction of kindness, compassion
• Sloan Trust approves purchase of equipment
• Local youths benefit from summer employment program through court
• LCBDD: Proposed grant would promote employment of disabled individuals
• Urbana man held for abduction
• New full-color county historical throw available
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• LOCAL NOTES
• Teens charged after runaway incident
• Officers respond to report of man with gun
• Student achievement, implementing grants part of district’s goal list
• City schools one of 24 Ohio winners for federal grant
• Medication take-back fares well
• FALL FESTIVAL FUN
• Arrests made at Froggy’s
• Film starring Bellefontaine native to be shown at Holland
• Chieftain marching band qualifies for state finals
• Search for cigarette leads to crash
• MV bank robbery suspects in court
• Two arraigned; Drug bust was one of Kenton’s largest
• Haunted local attractions gear up for Halloween
• County, city consider chamber study of armory
• ‘Old educator’ authors parenting book
• State plans special audit of Alger’s records
• 48 local groups at risk of losing tax exempt status
• Combine catches fire
• Ohio Lottery results
• County alert sirens to be tested Saturday
• Quincy applying for water filtration funding
• Hi-Point to be solar energy tour stop
• Local man in Ohio-made horror films
• Man issued summons for child endangering
• Crops coming off the fields early and plentiful
• UPDATE: 10 escape West Liberty fire safely
• Injury accidents reported
• Prosecutor: Ohio dairy farm worker to plead guilty
• Bellefontaine students work to scare people
• Belle Center council discusses possible sewer rate hikes
• Kinneys, Winners receive conservation awards
• Tickling funny bones
• Fire destroys West Liberty home
• Charges filed in city robbery
• Update: Marijuana megafarm bust
• Indian Lake’s lunch system accepts electronic payments
• Update: 11 arrested in marijuana megafarm bust
• UPDATE: Grain truck driver seriously injured in accident
• West Liberty council continues to mull insurance options
• Indian Lake school board takes care of personnel matters
• Ben Logan sets permanent budget
• CHALLENGE DAY CHEERS FOR CHANGE
• PUMPKIN POWER
• Mary Rutan buys Bellefontaine OB/GYN
• Police look at possible suspect in robbery
• Greenville man injured in grain truck rollover
• Boil alert issued for south end neighborhood
• EXAMINING OUR FILES
• LOCAL NOTES
• Woman sustains minor injuries in crash
• Community at heart of 1st annual health fair
• Workshop challenges pupils to ‘Be the Change’
• Widow recounts Marine husband’s suicide
• Medication take-back effort planned
• Yoder to end auditor run Dec. 31
• Local students to hear cyber safety message
• Storm damage
• Open house provides look at landfill operation
• 3 held in Mt. Victory bank robbery
• Donations requested for Quincy fire victims
• Birds of prey on display
• Neighborhood watch group grows in Huntsville
• State visits LCCS for evaluation
• Pastor retiring from church after 30 years
• Mother indicted in death of son
• Fiber Farms joint venture deploys fiber optic network
• Gas station robbed
• 2010 United Way campaign kicks off
• Motorist injured in crash
• Challenge Day Event
• ELECTION NOTES
• Five sentenced in court
• Quincy fire investigated
• County schools mark 60 years of football
• Council committee considers TIF, vehicle license fee
• Boil advisory lifted
• LOCAL NOTES
• Preserving history focus of Rotary speaker
• Patrol investigates U.S. 33 injury crash
• Quincy home lost to fire
• Vessel helps steer man on right course
• District’s bond sale includes 750K local investment
• Daido workers told they have to pay back 2007 benefits
• One transported by LifeFlight after crash
• Chicken out
• Class is in session
• Music on the menu
• PATRIOT DAY PARADE
• Bellefontaine City Council agenda
• LOCAL NOTES
• One transported by LifeFlight after crash
• Driver jailed Saturday
• Cashing in on geocaching
• City issues a boil alert
• Local notes
• Asian Buffet open for business
• Car fire
• Urbana officer receives Crisis Intervention Team Officer of the Year Award
• Clothing vouchers to be given out Sept. 18
• Village Councils
• A decade of dedication
• Local Notes
• OFF AND RUNNING
• Spikes stop fleeing motorist
• Pinwheels for Peace
• Bowling alley to stay closed
• Tri-County CAC receives Meals on Wheels vehicles through grant
• Three receive sentences
• Peer breastfeeding support to be offered through health district
• Adriel commits $3,000 to rescue equipment purchase
• Wheels turning on transportation museum
• Honda’s Alabama plant hits milestone
• Teen receives numerous charges in vehicle thefts
• Center opens
• Auction benefits daycare program
• Woman charged with unlawful sexual conduct with a minor
• LOCAL NOTES
• Bellefontaine Beat Headlines
• Sheriff's Beat Headlines
• Bellefontaine man gets 28 months in prison
• LABOR DAY SNAPSHOTS
• Canine companion comforts child
• Update: Morning crash victim identified
• Patrol reports crashes, charges
• Kickin’ up their heels
• Mary Rutan Foundation announces scholarship, loans recipients
• Man exposes himself in front of business window
• DeGraff Country Fair kicks off Thursday with pageants
• County may be able to level old nursing home
• Watson named to Union post
• LOCAL NOTES
• Minor injuries reported
• End of Kerr Building
• Honoring Munz
• County schools have three-hour delay option this year
• GameStop to open in city
• RING OF FIRE IS SUNDAY
• Gearing up for Gameday
• BHS alumna organizes ‘Nifty Fifties’ reunion
• Honda begins production of 2011 Odyssey minivan in Alabama
• Poor visibility leads to fatal crash
• LOCAL NOTES
• Two sentenced; three enter pleas
• West Liberty festival starts Friday night
• Commissioners exceed expectations in land sale
• Motorcyclist dies following Sunday crash
• Bus safety reminders rolled out at Riverside
• County moves to sell farm land
• Green Hills unveils home health care
• Book depicts true story of bear made famous by Web camera
• Jackson guilty on all counts
• Joan Maxwell tapped to fill Russells Point seat
• In training
• Jordan rallies county Republicans
• West Liberty council wants to get rid of old cruiser
• BELLEFONTAINE BEAT HEADLINES
• Bass tourney brings in $5,720 for hospice charities
• Two injured in single-vehicle incident
• TROOP SUPPORT
• Awesome!
• Motorcyclist sustains serious injuries in crash
• Jackson guilty of all counts
• Clothing voucher applications due Monday and Tuesday
• Former resident accepts Peace Corps position
• Indian Lake Schools boosted to ‘excellent’
• Examining our files
• Ben Logan plans college financial aid night
• Quincy council approves well work
• Humanities program topic at Hi-Point meeting
• Residents presented facts on renewable energy
• United Way car raffle converted to 50/50
• Local fire training facility to open
• County schools to receive nearly $1 million Race to the Top funds
• Public’s assistance requested with information on residential burglary
• Church ends Angel Food program participation
• New OHPCC students start year with unique activities
• ONE DAY DOWN
• Water main break affects city’s northeast residents
• Six sentenced, two plead guilty
• Outreach center assists with research to curb underage drinking
• Ridgemont board enters OSFC program planning process
• Unoccupied modular home sustains heavy damage in fire
• Riverside board refines district goals
• How teachers spent their summer vacations
• Early projections show a $700,000 gap in city budget
• Examining Our Files
• Logan County Beat Headlines
• OPENING FUN
• Teacher’s union contract approved with no raises
• Locals stuff bus to tune of several thousand dollars
• Face paint
• Art on the beach
• Dog day afternoon at the pool
• Man charged in stabbing
• Belle Center residents voice concerns about proposed sewer rate hike
• Board of elections prepares for November ballot
• JOINT EFFORT
• Haiti trip moves local missionaries
• LOCAL NOTES
• County officials discuss foreclosures as way to ease utility burdens
• Church grant fuels new after school program
• Off-duty deputy observes drug deal
• Bellefontaine City Schools Bus Routes 2010
• Stolly to fill dual role
• No passing zone by Discovery Center in effect Monday
• Mom vocal about daughter’s detention
• ILWP celebrates two decades
• Cake for tea
• Families get help with back-to-school shopping
• OVI checkpoint planned for tonight
• Clothing Distribution Touches 234 Children
• LOCAL NOTES
• Financial stability, educational options boost priority for district
• FISHING FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
• Hello world!
• New Site Officially Underway!
• Welcome to our website
• Welcome to Our First Blog
• Help Me Grow’s New Blog!
• What you can find
• What is FCFC Service Coordination?
• WL-Salem board meeting is routine
• Quincy looking at golf cart law
• State won’t retry Ratleff
• Poling admits to murdering mom; Will only be held until 21st birthday
• The boy who came back from heaven
• LET THE SUN SHINE
• Familiar public name faces voters
• Stolly gets curriculum nod at Ben Logan
• Man arrested for menacing by stalking
• Police Headlines
• Minimal damage
• BACK-TO-SCHOOL BASH
• Garlic festival draws crowd
• Man injured in lake mishap
• Armed forces dragsters turn heads at cruise-in
• Local Ohio State Fair winners updated
• Patrol investigating crash involving city cruiser
• Hot trot
• Art on the Harbor moves to the beach
• You Can Help
• Dark shadow falls over soldier’s homecoming
• Welcome Home
• Storm repairs
• Local resident nominated for Farm Credit Services’ board
• Jail garden bounty featured at celebration cookout
• Man arrested for vandalism
• Shelby County superintendent to lead Indian Lake
• BLMS girls experience hands-on science
• Lamb success
• Grand jury hands up indictments
• Two get jail time for sex charges
• Logan County Beat Headlines
• Coming home from Iraq
• Sister from across the globe
• Culvert work planned
• Two get jail time for sex charges
• 4-H State Fair Fashion Revue results announced
• Community meeting set to discuss BCS bond sale
• DeGraff Country Fair approaches
• West Liberty council looks into early fogging
• Eagle siting
• Pirates host Spirit
• Ohio codes update APV laws
• County Haz-Mat team reorganizes amid budget cuts
• City budget forecast grim
• Logan County Beat
• All Ohio Balloon Fest provides vital assistance to United Way campaign.
• BCS superintendent receives ‘outstanding’ review for first year
• Victim flown from scene of rollover accident
• Bellefontaine Examiner Web Site
• Repairs made to substation after thousands lose power around Indian Lake
• Sex offender address change noted
• DeGraff police move to new office
• Second South Main gas leak repaired
• Examining our files
• O’ER THE LAND OF THE FREE
• Quincy woman heads Ohio Trucking Association board
• New research centers on Piatt connection to slavery cause

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