Delphos, OH News

• Delphos, OH News
• Middle Point Fire Department receives $7,000
• Tate’s teaching career has been muy bien
• Jefferson to hold its 137th commencement for 71 graduates
• Underage drinking an adult problem
• Wehri ‘Student of the Month’
• Landeck first-graders receive letter, pictures from soldier pen pal
• Three arrested in Mendon home invasion
• Brinkman earns superior at state science fair
• Trio brings New York-style apartment living to Delphos
• Local departments join for weekend effort
• Scholars of the Day
• Family plans surprise open house for Rekart
• Siefker received $1,000 Ford scholarship
• Hoersten earns $1,000 Ford scholarship
• FFA team places sixth of 16 at districts
• Council OKs purchase of $74,100 membranes for wastewater treatment plant
• Elida to graduate 160 Sunday
• St. John’s St. Joseph building turns 100
• Scholars of the Day
• Mercer Co. makes arrests in Mendon home invasion
• Klein earns Tiffin degree
• Culp named to St. Francis Fall dean’s list
• St. Rita’s Medical Center to implement CarePATH
• ONU recognized as ‘Private University of the Year’ by Washington Center
• Free Marketing Workshops at the B2B Expo
• Obituary - Roger L. Wiechart
• Council OKs purchase of $74,100 membranes for waste water plant
• Obituary - Roger E. Crowe
• Ohio hunters harvest more than 17,000 turkeys during spring hunt
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John's PTO sets uniform sale
• Museum honors railway post office clerk
• Spencerville to graduate 72 Sunday
• Ottoville graduates 45 Sunday
• Gerdeman to turn 90 May 23
• Curator's Corner
• Kalida High School Class of 2012 to graduate 62 on May 27
• Delphos native returns with My Town, LLC
• Ottoville High School to graduate 45 on Sunday
• Firefighters selling drawing tickets
• Third-graders take FFA ‘Food for America’ tour
• Scholars of the Day
• Watson and Fred — BFFs
• The Lima News among Freedom Communications sale
• Fort Jennings to hand out 25 diplomas Friday evening
• Kindergartners enjoy field day at park
• Ottoville planning land lab
• Delphos VFW to host patrol for vehicle inspections
• Scholars of the Day
• Xavier awards scholarship
• Blood drive nets 45 units
• Friends of the Library planning annual book sale
• Delphos FFA Awards Chapter Degrees
• District resident concerned about Elida Environmental Education Preserve
• School board taps Sukup for another year as super
• Scholars of the Day
• St. Rita’s Trauma Center retains Level II verification
• Obituary - W. Tim Mericle
• School board taps Sukup for another year as interim super
• It was news then - May 15, 2012
• CL of C holds installation of officers
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s celebrates prom night
• ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ huge success
• Apple to take a bite out of her future after retiring
• Cancer survivor graduates from college
• Cancer Walk fills students’ day with activities
• ODOT report
• Pair attends Fine Arts Festival
• On the banks of yesteryear- Ritty’s Incorruptible Cashier
• CHP sets annual meeting
• It Was News Then
• Landeck CLC meets Tuesday for potluck
• Kiwanis install playground equipment
• Scholars of the Day
• Delphos ‘heroin house’ busted
• Vantage FFA holds annual banquet
• Van Wert City Run announced
• OSU names Winter graduates
• Stadium Club works on park sidewalk
• Girl Scouts propose butterfly garden at The First Edition
• Scholars of the Day
• Putnam libraries host events
• Kalida Fish & Game fish fry
• Delphos FFA attends State FFA Convention
• Elida FFA receives awards at Ohio convention
• Student council donates to Community Unity
• Council approves roadwork by Allen County engineersCouncil approves roadwork by Allen County engineers
• 2012 Survivor Dinner draws record crowd
• Richey to spend 3 years in prison for threats to Putnam County judge
• Scholars of the Day
• Stoners grab martial arts awards
• Get Nailed offers pampering
• Times Bulletin gets AP awards
• Balloon pilots to give RC balloon demo
• Jennings raises $2,249 in St. Jude’s Math-a-thon
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s Benefit Auction draws crowd
• Jefferson hosts ‘Midnight Mirage 2012’
• Library continues to celebrate 100 years
• Curator's Corner - The 21st century post office
• Dunlap keeps SAFY connected
• Letter carriers to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
• Josh Mandel visits Delphos
• Family crucial to keeping elderly drivers safe
• Martin retires after 44 years
• Bees swarm tree outside post office
• Scholars of the Day
• Fatal crash near Kalida
• ‘What we did on our Spring Break’
• It was News then
• In the Waiting Room
• St. Jude auction May 5
• St. John’s to present ‘Snoopy!!! The Musical’
• Holdgreve wins ‘Golden Apple’
• Redmond turns 100
• Scholars of the Day
• Entries needed for ArtRageous ‘Chalk the Walk’
• Jennings Envirothon Teams qualify for state
• Delphos stuck with eyesores
• I&K expected to close, 125 jobs on line
• Scholars of the Day
• Gun Show and Horse Swap Meet benefits fairgrounds
• Applications available for Junior Fair King and Queen
• CD of A to honor poetry, essay winners
• Smith recognized for helping clients find solutions for a more confident retirement in 2011
• Life Enrichment Center open at Otterbein St. Marys
• Jennings Envirothon Teams qualify for state 15th year in a row
• State announces harmful algae bloom advisory levels for 2012
• Delphos weather - May 1, 2012
• Obituary - Herman Beckman
• Obituary - Dorothy L. Altenburger
• Cook family 5 generations
• Scholars of the Day
• Memories Down Main Street - Part 4
• Bra-vo Dinner and Comedy Night a hit
• From the Thrift Shop
• Pillowcase project fluffs from 30 to 300
• Primary won by big spenders
• Scholars of the Day
• Local Students named to UNOH president’s, dean’s lists
• Jefferson to present ‘Gone With the Breeze’ Friday and Saturday
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• Students perform at Solo and Ensemble Contest
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Local author to speak to Landeck CLC
• Jennings CLC plans ‘Join Hands Day’ activity
• Scholars of the Day
• Honor and Remember
• McCoy offers weather safety tips
• Obituary - Lester Willis “Pinky” Seibert
• Scholars of the Day
• Immunizations very important for infants
• Comedians bring laughter to Wildcat Special
• Curator's Corner
• Local residents get pat on back for recycling
• Ottoville takes being green seriously
• Jennings science lab a model for others
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage names Blue Chippers
• Putnam County hosts Medication Take Back/Drop Off event
• ArtSpace/Lima’s 57th annual Spring Show runs April 27-June 2
• School ramps up iPad initiative
• Lipari Foods buys I&K
• Ottoville presents ‘Seussical’ this weekend
• Scholars of the Day
• Fort Jennings High School Honor Roll
• Delphos FFA places 6th at district contest
• Stocker reminds school board of DeRolph v. State
• Well at Jennings park tests clean
• Help the West Ohio Food Bank win $1M lion
• Spring cleanup burning increases field fire risks
• Indiana driver among 14 hurt in Hicksville bus crash
• Scholars of the Day
• Driver’s ed starts May 14
• German Mutual Ins. Co. of Delphos elects officers
• It was news then - April 17, 2012
• Weather - Look Back - April 17, 2012
• 2012 corn maze design announced
• Obituary - Brian Anthony Ross
• Scholars of the Day
• Library open house
• Library holds open house
• Chief Supermarket sets ‘Good Neighbor Day’
• Delphos Public Library: ‘Priceless’
• New sign, automatic doors installed at library
• Scholars of the Day
• K of C honors essay winners
• Marion Township Trustees
• Sixth-graders complete ‘Asia or Europe in a Box’
• Jennings CLC completes ‘Join Hands Day’ project
• Elida FFA advances to state contests
• Ag faces aging issues
• COSI brings wildlife research facility to Ottoville
• Children enjoy crafts at library
• School board to review 11 resumes for superintendent
• Elida may seek taxpayer help to save student programming
• Council OKs Elida Ave. project
• Ohio volunteer group studies Lake Erie shipwrecks
• Scholars of the Day
• Apollo to hold public forum to gather community feedback on future of facility
• YW sets Summer Food Program
• Garden club finalizes fair flower show schedule
• School board receives 11 resumes for superintendent
• Blankets donated
• Scholars of the Day
• Finishing stadium projects focus of club this year
• Easter egg hunt draws hundreds of seekers
• Library celebrated 100 years, National Library Week
• CD of A purchases books for Delphos Public Library
• Curator's Corner
• Donate life this April
• Auxiliary taps Thompson, Recker for Buckeye Girls State
• Canal Days offers non-profits game booths
• 9-1-1 Coordinator Brandt serves as a lifeline in emergencies
• Elida Avenue to finally be fixed
• Sarah Jane 8th in resident satisfaction
• Number of child abuse cases rising
• VW man who threatened judge released from prison
• Utrup wins Optimist Essay Contest
• The appalling silence
• Library celebrates 100 years
• Scholars of the Day
• Film foundation to hold film screening fundraiser
• UNOH February dean’s list
• Freshmen Experience: a truly educational day
• Elida FFA holds annual banquet
• Students act out the Stations of the Cross
• Council to donate pool passes, honors Miller
• Curves gives collected food to Thrift Shop
• Putnam among healthiest counties in Ohio
• Scholars of the Day
• Bullinger to turn 90
• Van Wert Chamber introduces new event to trigger economic growth
• Roselawn Manor donates to local Habitat for Humanity
• St. Rita’s to offer new technology in treatment of cancer patients
• Pohlman painting his way to Cancun
• Curves gives collected food to Thrift Shop
• Students act out the Stations of the Cross
• Lottery Numbers - April 2, 2012
• LOCAL ROUNDUP - April 2, 2012
• Jeff and Amanda Wellbaum
• Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce celebrates its members
• Jones wins Ohio Has Talent!
• Elwer to receive Honorary FFA Degree for Teachers
• At the Thrift Shop
• Rotary Club names ‘Music in the Park’ artists
• 7 vie for Queen Jubilee XXXVII
• Students win poster contest
• Local quad prepares for Ohio Has Talent!
• Scholars of the Day
• Miller, Martin inducted into UF Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
• Delphos CLC planning card party
• Fort Jennings to present ‘Alice in Wonderland, Jr.’
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Preschools set pre-registration
• FFA places in public speaking
• FFA Ag-Mechanics Team places 5th
• FFA teams compete in invitational contests
• Jones ready to show his stuff
• Kimmet lives his own ‘Law and Order’
• Langhals fills Altenburger’s seat on village council
• Froning headed to D.C., Ahten receives local award
• Scholars of the Day
• Locals on Tiffin dean’s list
• Findlay names deans list
• Delphos McDonald’s owner Jerry Lewis hosts grand re-opening
• It was news then - March 27, 2012
• YW offers new aqua fitness classes
• Scholars of the Day
• Wurst uses music to make others happy
• Students compete in amateur show
• ‘Memories down Main Street’ - Part 3
• Those Were the Days - Easter Egg Discoveries
• Prepare for active tornado season
• Attic fire undetermined at tri-plex
• Latta, others attack ag youth labor rule changes
• Clothing donation bins in question
• Scholars of the Day
• YWCA to offer free youth self-protection class
• Red Cross Blood Drives see donors reach 19, 20 gallon marks
• Jennings school anticipates state changes
• School to add new bus to fleet
• Scholars of the Day
• Honors class visits GM Foundry
• Venedocia Lions Club celebrates 50 years
• Father-daughter free-throw champions
• ‘Women in Agriculture’ celebrated at conference
• Friends of Ohio Barns to hold 13th annual ‘Ohio Barn Conference’
• Middle Point man’s car pulled from quarry
• Jennings receives grant for park sanitary sewer project
• Work begins on swimming pool
• Elida looks at state’s new grading system
• Fortener takes council seat
• Scholars of the Day
• Cardwell passes advanced training
• The Meadows of Kalida, Leipsic and Ottawa-Glandorf named Best Employers in Ohio
• Peyton Manning finalizing contract with Broncos
• Lottery Numbers - March 20, 2012
• Eagles hosts District God, Flag and Country oratory contest
• Fuerstenau guest speaker at annual Legion banquet
• Scholars of the Day
• Curator's corner
• Miller earns doctorate
• YWCA sets 2012 Geranium sale
• Honigford loves to entertain others with song
• Preschoolers help Warnecke ‘cap’ senior art project
• Scholars of the Day
• FCCLA students qualify for state
• The dawn of a new egg
• Hearts in Motion teams place at competition
• Library awards bid for new door
• Ada community reacts to church fire
• Fishbein sentenced to three years
• Scholars of the Day
• Allen County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogy Society to meet
• NAMI topic ADHD
• It was news then - March 14, 2012
• Seven more face drug charges in Putnam County court
• Juniors offer annual mulch sale
• Relayers need to sign up online by May 1
• Fire destroys Ada Methodist church Tuesday
• Relay for Life BAKED CHICKEN DINNERS
• Jefferson Band students place in solo and ensemble
• Scholars of the Day
• Cub Scouts hold annual Pinewood Derby
• Canal Commission celebrates Boatman’s Breakaway
• ‘Bowling for the Boyz’ on March 31
• Stanley takes care of what ‘bugs’ you
• Scholars of the Day
• Ahten among local Jefferson Award winners
• Committee taps Fortener for council
• Scholars of the Day
• Elida Greenhand Quiz Team takes 5th
• Legge places third at District 4 FFA Creed Contest
• Lost In Ohio - Wright Brothers
• Jerwers wins round 1 in Putnam
• Begg wins, will face Cheney
• Noonan moves toward November
• Owens, Wolfrum take commissioner races
• Voters approve school levy renewal
• Scholars of the Day
• 6 more face drug-related charges in Putnam County
• Lause to turn 90
• YWCA Child Care Resource & Referral joins chamber
• Green Fiber fire mostly contained to storage area
• Lottery Numbers - March 5, 2012
• Don't Forget To Vote Today!
• Timothy Lindeman - Obituary
• Eileen D. Calvelage-Obituary
• Evelyn Wannemacher-Obituary
• Up to the Challenge hits the lanes
• Firefighters battling blaze at local business
• Camp Willson names upcoming events
• Scholars of the Day
• Spring into reading at the Delphos Public Library
• ‘The Greatest Love of All’
• Curator's Corner
• Gregory wants to challenge Senator Brown
• Donate Life America hopes to sign up ‘20 Million in 2012’
• Marching into severe weather
• Who voters will see on Tuesday’s ballot
• Vancrest ‘Best of Best’ for third year
• Severe storm risk for today
• Voters to see levy renewal on ballot Tuesday
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage students qualify for state competition
• Ball State names dean’s list
• Fisher on Miami president’s list
• Koester named to academic honors list at Spring Arbor
• Minnig on Cleveland State dean’s list
• BGSU names fall graduates
• Task force serves search warrant at Delphos home
• Scholars of the Day
• Young musicians compete for musical prestige
• YWCA, Peak sign partnership agreement
• Local ‘leaper’ 8
• Dierks Bentley will appear at 2012 Allen County Fair
• Ottoville hears presentation on source water protection
• Scholars of the Day
• Mercer Co. Sheriff thinks recent home invasion may be related to murder case
• Lima Senior evacuated for bomb threat
• Gomer church to host annual St. David’s Day Celebration
• Wolfurm weighs in for commish
• Monday’s (2/27/12) Scores Boys Basketball
• Obituary - Mike Lusk
• Mercer Co. Sheriff thinks recent home invasion may be related to murder case
• VFW Auxiliary planning Easter Bake Sale
• Jennings council plans benefit breakfast
• Four battle for seat
• Scholars of the Day
• ‘Memories down Main Street’ Part 2
• From the Thrift Shop
• Those Were The Days...Love at first sight
• It’s My Job-Coil's job a snap
• Jerwers, Diemer vie for GOP nod
• City Feed Store comes down
• Dem Miller, Libertarian Kissick unopposed
• 3 vie for Republican nod
• Local mail may be processed in Columbus
• Scholars of the Day
• Choral students bring home high marks from contest
• Cancer society offers women’s workshop
• Thrift Shop expansion underway
• Sentinel honored with 3 statewide awards
• It Was News Then
• OSU-Lima names dean’s list
• Applying liquid livestock manure to wheat and corn meeting planned
• Invasive Plant Workshop set March 17
• FFA places in Job Interview Contest
• Wannemacher names Staude plant manager at Van Wert
• YWCA to host AAUW Sister To Sister Summit March 10
• Scholars of the Day
• Ash Wednesday begins Lent
• Delphos to purchase new dump truck
• Diglia outlines Elida program cuts
• It was news then - Feb. 21, 2012
• Scholars of the Day
• Auxiliary names God, Flag and Country winners
• Museum unveils new exhibits
• Cub Scout Pack 42 Father-Son Cake Bake
• Paws to Consider-Dog bless America
• Shattuck enjoys educating pet owners
• Owens, Wortman square off
• Mohler, Begg vie for commissioner seat
• Vantage names Blue Chippers
• Lincolnview Honor Roll
• Museum, gallery preparing for gala
• Ottoville looking for ways to trim utilities
• Scholars of the Day
• NAMI offers ‘A Beautiful Mind’
• YWCA sets free balance series
• It Was News Then
• Deitering earns Akron degree
• Staup graduates from Toledo
• Clark earns business degree
• Man takes icy plunge attempting to save dog
• School to complete lighting upgrade
• Scholars of the Day
• The Meadows offers dementia support group
• Hospice volunteer training offered
• Marion Township Trustees
• Commissioners to start over on Courthouse project
• Allen County 4-H Horse Assoc. sets pancake day
• Van Wert Hospital earns ACR accreditation
• 2012 Fort Jennings High School Homecoming Court
• Lotter Numbers -Feb. 13, 2012
• City school to complete lighting upgrade project
• Obituary - Alfred Emanuel Baldauf
• 2012 Fort Jennings High School Homecoming Court
• YWCA sets free balance class series
• It was news then - Feb. 14
• Pathfinders set opening banquet
• Fort Jennings Historical Society sets annual meeting
• Scholars of the Day
• Scouts hold annual father-son cake bake
• House fire under investigation
• Ricker plays matchmaker with Animal Protective League
• Local school winners of Laws of Life essay contest
• On the banks of yesteryear ...
• It’s My Job-Rieger goes to the mat for students
• Latta weighs in on birth control, ‘Obamacare’
• No snow to plow saves city cash
• Smoking in cars: Should state legislate good sense?
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage Career Center hosts Sophomore Visitation Day
• It Was News Then
• K of C awards Dickman with ‘Christopher Fund Scholarship’
• FCCLA collecting for Ronald McDonald House
• Library board discusses lost materials, recent damage
• Putnam County pork and dairy banquets set
• Scholars of the Day
• Ag impact of warmer winter mostly on soil
• Crash victim’s family starts 911 petition
• Franklin hosts ‘Pint Size Heroes’ blood drive
• Council awaits word on Feathers’ replacement
• Scholars of the Day
• Patrol’s 2011 Trooper Shield yields impressive results
• Meadows of Kalida employee receives recognition for perfect attendance
• Rhodes State Nursing Division receives grant
• Area Agency on Aging 3 receives superior rating
• Obituary-Louie A. Vasquez
• Delphos Weather-look back Feb. 7
• Franklin hosts ‘Pint Size Heroes’ blood drive
• Meadows of Kalida employee receives recognition for perfect attendance
• Patrol’s 2011 Trooper Shield yields impressive results
• Lottery Numbers - Feb. 6, 2012
• Joseph and Brittany Tucker-Birth
• It was news then - Feb. 7
• Bragging Times Deadline Feb. 8
• Library added 2,341 news books to shelves in 2011
• Tips from neighbors lead to drug raid
• Students put faith in action at March For Life
• City to enhance water plant for business use
• Roberts makes for ‘smooth sailing’
• YWCA seeking mentors
• Scholars of the Day
• Just a Thought-Valentine's Day
• Curator's Corner
• Vantage project still right on schedule
• Legion Auxiliary continues Girls State tradition
• Red Alert: Women’s heart attack symptoms tricky
• Scholars of the Day
• Coroner releases the 2011 fatal crash report
• Six face drug charges in Putnam County
• Cooper Farms installs wind power
• Van Wert YWCA sets Spring Travel Preview
• The best of both worlds
• In the Waiting Room ...
• Local students win trip for high scores on Americanism Test
• Scholars of the Day
• Van Wert aggregation deal set at 18 percent
• It Was News Then
• Area residents make president’s, dean’s list at UT
• Pugh honored for support of fair
• Heroin, pain pills a big local problem
• Warm temperatures allow for work at park
• “Kerry Kazam, The Safety Man”
• Area avoids 12 feet of snow in January
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion trustees meet
• Niswonger Performing Arts wins Crystal Image Award
• National Activity Professionals Week
• H.G. Violet ‘Top 100’ Woods dealer
• National Child Safety Council presents program
• Police dealing with possible overdose cases
• It was news then - Jan. 31, 2012
• St. John's holds History Fair
• Ruth J. Harter-Obituary
• Jefferson Middle School honor roll
• St. John's Elementary School honor roll
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s kicks off Catholic Schools Week
• Relay contest for ‘the girls’
• Woman takes plunge in to canal in car
• ‘Memories down Main Street’
• From the Thrift Shop
• Evans formally declares for commissioner
• Those Were the Days ...Risky sledding
• Area doctors concerned about ‘Obamacare’
• Charges pending in task force raid
• Dominion installs new monitors
• It's My Job - Browns work and play together
• Stant takes middle school spelling bee
• Fort Jennings announces 2012 Homecoming Court
• St. John’s to host actor Runyeon
• Feathers known as low-key, easy-going
• Father, son sentenced for Delphos burglary
• Scholars of the Day
• Franklin Elementary School
• UNOH names COT dean’s list
• ‘Free Food On Us’ serves 102 households
• Plugged catch basins possibly the cause of flooding in Ottoville
• Former I&K CEO pleads guilty to 5 felony charges
• Scholars of the Day
• Richey back in Putnam County
• It Was News Then
• UNOH names dean’s list
• 2012 Ottoville Homecoming Court
• Obituary - E. Agnes Ulrich
• Obituary - Lenore F. Gerdeman
• Richey headed back to Ohio
• St. John’s to host actor Runyeon
• YWCA seeks mentors
• Open house set for Oechsle
• 1-23-12 Lotto
• Jan.24 It was news then
• Historical society to present ‘It’s Our Town’
• Heidenescher turns 90
• Scholars of the Day
• Schnipke, Bendele crowned
• Dave Kemper Memorial Ping Pong Tourney a hit
• Sledders take advantage of snowfall
• Honoring our Veterans - Lause reflects on JAG career
• Wolfrum vying for commissioner
• Wortman seeking VW commissioner seat
• Curator's Corner
• Paws to Consider - Henry, the ‘Six Million Dollar Dog’
• From the Vantage Point-Business Basics
• YWCA Transitional Living Program gets go-ahead for additional housing
• Jordan, Latta oppose Internet legislation
• Boosters raise $45,000 for pay-to-participate
• Students enjoy ‘popping’ good time celebration
• Scholars of the Day
• Schleeters mark 5 generations
• It Was News Then
• Heller earns master’s in theatre arts
• Putnam County beef, pork and dairy banquets set
• Scholars of the Day
• Christmas project full of little miracles
• Funding for park sewer project nearly guaranteed
• City wading through electrical aggregation
• Obituary-Valeta Jane Stark
• City wading through electrical aggregation
• Obituary - Jared Paul Ferrell Meister
• Obituary - John Fortener
• Obituary - Daniel W. Brinkman
• Obituary - Eva Warnecke
• It as news then - Jan. 17, 2012
• Lottery Numbers - Jan. 16, 2012
• Raabe Ford to participate in FFA scholarship program
• Scholars of the Day
• Students complete exam by scanning QR codes
• Ellinger takes over for Oechsle as fair manager
• Vacant hotel gutted by fire
• St. John’s fifth-graders learning innovative energy efficiency
• On the banks of yesteryear- The Fluroscope
• Trees, limbs brush removed to improve reliability
• Robins take shelter from wind?
• 4-H stays afloat
• Eagles hosts blood drive
• Plows out in force this morning
• Mox tapped to fill vacant board seat
• Imagine a non-traditional career
• Brandt making bid for commissioner spot
• Wagner on ONU dean’s list
• OSU names grads, dean’s list
• Warnecke to celebrate 90th birthday
• Sneary: ‘Best budget in years’
• Mericle reports $156,000 in lost fines, materials; Osting heads library board
• 2012 Jefferson Award nods due Feb. 22
• Mangas looking into cost-effective lighting
• Van Wert loses Dick Shultz at 77
• Scholars of the Day
• Owens announces candidacy for commissioner
• Students learn how to become ‘Pint Size Heroes’
• Auglaize River cleanup project moves ahead
• Council tables electric aggregation plan
• Fire destroys a portion of barn
• Scholars of the Day
• State of the City address
• NAMI meets Monday
• Fire destroys a portion of barn
• Don't miss the 2012 Delphos Community Profile
• It was news then - Jan. 10, 2012
• Library sets winter Storytime, Toddlertime
• Ohio Lottery Numbers-Jan. 9, 2012
• Miller to celebrate 90th birthday
• Scholars of the Day
• Franklin sets kindergarten screening/signup registration
• Council to consider electric aggregation proposal
• Patrol fires sergeant for lies, poor conduct
• Don’t forget interlibrary loans can provide needed material
• Curator's Corner
• Make a resolution to save lives
• It's My Job- Jettinghoff enjoys supporting schools
• Clark Optimist ‘Law Enforcement Officer of the Year’
• Pothast gets four years for homicide
• City removes Christmas decorations
• Rhodes State College schedules open house
• YWCA youth swim lessons to begin Tuesday
• F.O.R.T. Adventure after-school program
• Scholars of the Day
• VMCCC announces process for charitable use of facility
• It Was News Then
• Pohlman retires from volunteering
• Memory Care group meets Jan. 25
• 2012 Putnam County Agronomy Night set Jan. 26
• Van Wert County budget much improved for 2012
• Scholars of the Day
• Nicole Tobe’s first-grade class at Franklin Elementary
• The Artspace/Lima Photography Club sets annual juried exhibition
• Senior Villas joins Delphos chamber
• Van Wert Hospital’s Specialty Clinic moves to new location
• Ulm steps down from council president seat
• Dog licenses on sale now
• PC libraries to host events
• Year End Wrap up continued
• Ahten: 2011 Tri-county Woman of the Year
• Powell 2011 Tri-County Man of the year
• Wastewater completes two sewer projects in 2011
• Library perfect fit for bibliophile Cressman
• Year End Wrapup
• US Postal Service: Here we go again?
• Scholars of the Day
• Weber member of the SCRUBS Society at Ashland University
• Krendl earns UT bachelor’s degree
• CLC to meet Tuesday
• Allen County Museum to host Ricky Nye Jan. 11
• Eickholt pleased with work done on council
• Year End Wrapup
• ODOT updates signage
• Delphos woman injured in one-vehicle crash
• 2012 Putnam County Agronomy Night set Jan. 26
• Year End Wrapup
• Local top cop reviews 2011
• CenturyLink offers ‘Internet Basics’ for low-income consumers
• St. John’s Elemenetary School 1A class
• Mulligan’s Pub and Bistro announces new manager
• Dysinger self-taught wildlife artist
• St. Joseph teens celebrate barn Mass, live nativity
• Santa visits on Christmas Eve
• Honoring our Veterans - Bob Kramer
• From the Thrift Shop
• Those Were the Days - Christmas Gifts
• Family compares home to Hollywood’s brightest
• Claus reflects on visiting Delphos
• Show Choir visits Optimists
• Mericle’s life work memorialized in stone
• The Season of Giving
• Burgei takes pies in face for Relay funds
• School board approves senior class trip
• PC libraries to host events
• Elida sup’t, board address conflict of interest
• Jennings gearing up for bicentennial celebration
• Delphos OKs fire and rescue contracts with townships
• Local karate school wins big at martial arts tournament
• School earns $6,000 in ‘Drive One 4UR School’ event
• Lottery
• Delphos Weather
• Delphos approves fire and rescue contracts with townships
• Dealing with bed bugs
• It Was News Then
• Dog licenses on sale now
• Scholars of the Day
• Hallo-Wine proceeds distributed
• Claus visits Vancrest
• Rate offers not linked to electric aggregation
• Toys for Tots Drive a great success this year
• Jennings history books are ready
• On the Other Hand - Bathroom anxiety
• A community Christmas at the museum
• Teary Phillips sentenced to life
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage builds Habitat House
• Library board discusses use of Dienstberger grant
• Fischer retires after 32 years on library board
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• St. John’s spelling bee winners
• Penny stall benefits PC children
• School board bids farewell to 3 members
• Scholars of the Day
• Crash sends two Delphos women to hospital
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Johnson steps down as publisher of Times Bulletin Media
• Smith honored for 50 years at Raabe Ford Lincoln
• It Was News Then
• Delphos weather
• Patrol offers tips and warnings about driving in winter weather
• School board bids farewell to three members
• Lottery
• Jennings students hold penny stall
• Retried teachers elect officers
• Santa makes his rounds
• Scholars of the Day
• Fort Jennings Bicentennial Committee offers building series
• Six file for two open commissioner seats
• Marine returns home for Christmas
• Plans continue for Van Wert motorcycle rally and expo
• Bergedieck keeping up with regular activities far from homeland
• Elementaries name bee winners
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage National Technical Honor Society inducts 22 students
• Blood drive falls short on goal
• Eickholt gets first deer in Putnam County
• 4-H Interstate Exchange Club lights up the holiday
• Ottoville hosts Passport Fair
• Trinity UMC holds annual bazaar
• Scholars of the Day
• LSO Christmas concert Saturday
• Bevington chosen for honors band
• Committee to attempt to narrow $103K gap
• Dienstberger Foundation doles out $305,000
• Seven charged in Putnam County so far by drug task force
• Scholars of the Day
• Optimists name ‘Student of Month'
• Local business featured in industry publication
• Delphos Community Christmas Worship
• Breakfast with Santa Saturday
• Seven charged in Putnam County so far by drug task force
• Obituary - Timothy Wayne Rickard
• Funeral Notices - Dec. 6, 2011
• Lotttery Numbers - Dec. 5, 2012
• Landeck raises $1,847 in math-a-thon
• Ottoville welcomes Santa
• Honda, OSU dole out math awards
• Marion Township Trustees
• Curator's Corner
• Scholars of the Day
• Cub Scout Pack 42 Raingutter Regata
• Library offers holiday recipes, crafts and more
• St. John’s fundraiser successful, Kreeger wants to share with others
• Burkley declares candidacy for new district seat
• The ultimate gift
• Taking Legos to another level
• Group helps schools, others deal with trauma
• County looks ahead to 2012
• Midwesterners: start preparing now for severe winter weather
• Franklin fifth-graders present play
• Stigma of suicide should be tossed aside
• Father, daughter bound with tape, shot
• Scholars of the Day
• Avoid water-line freeze-ups
• Vantage names Blue Chippers, winter athletes
• Winter Sports Preview
• Big Green Athletic Boosters give $10,300 to school
• Delphos weather
• Vancrest celebrates Thanksgiving
• FCCLA raises $421 for Meals 'til Monday
• Finance Committee, department heads to start working on budget
• Noonan to file for commissioner race
• Lottery
• It Was News Then
• Scholars of the Day
• Do-Rights set annual Christmas Benefit Dec. 3
• Curator's Corner
• Bradstock tells of early days in the WAC
• Herald names turkey winners
• Bone Marrow drive Dec. 2, 3
• Jennings band in Thanksgiving parade
• Lima, Van Wert United Ways kick off Delphos campaign
• Jennings school board awaiting next RttT payment
• USPS caught in ‘unique’ business, funding model
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage SkillsUSA officers attend Fall Conference
• Four months of friendships
• Fishbein no longer with I&K Distributing
• Students use cranberry bounce for math
• Parents are parents — not friends
• St. John’s names 2011 Hall of Famers
• Scholars of the Day
• Schwartz passes basic training
• Income Tax School and Tax Ethics Workshop in Lima
• I&K CEO to stay in jail
• Jennings keeps watch on park well
• Thrift Shop plans expansion
• Delphos Weather-look back
• Oechsle announces retirement at annual fair meeting
• School board begins process to place renewal on March ballot
• Dime War benefits Meals ’til Monday
• James R. Crowe Obituary
• Thomas E. King Obituary
• Marsh Foundation unveils new outdoor sign
• It was news then - Nov. 15, 2011
• City holds coat drive
• Jefferson Middle School
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage holds 1st auction
• On the other hand - Where does the time go
• Ft. Jennings class of 1951
• This and That - Paul Baumgarte and The Army Corps
• On the banks of yesteryear ...Capt. John Ross
• Hanke staying busy during visit to Delphos
• Delphos honors its veterans
• Police nab suspected shoplifters
• Veterans encouraged to sign up for Honor Flight
• Phillips pleads guilty to murder
• Scholars of the Day
• 8th-graders visit Vantage
• YWCA holding open swim
• It Was News Then
• Landeck ready for annual dinner
• Magician comes home to Elida
• Scholars of the Day
• Liens on properties for unpaid utilities
• It Was News Then
• Ottoville High School Honor Roll
• Auxiliary to participate in tree fest
• Rain delays harvest crops
• Library considers joining consortium
• Paul Purdy Obit
• Grain price - Nov. 1, 2011
• Weather - Look Back - Oct. 31
• Kathleen Parker editorial - Much Ado
• Obituary - Betty June Hurley
• I&K CEO held on $200,000 cash bond
• Family wants more scholarship applicants
• Moreland recruiting for Medical Reserve Corps
• It's My Job - Lindeman grew to love her job
• YMCA Ottawa Family Fall Festival Nov. 5
• Hydro Flushing
• Herald collecting canned goods
• Elida’s Miller wins national FFA proficiency award
• Delphos FFA 2-star Chapter, 2 members take national honors
• Project Recycle wins K of C award
• City renewal levy crucial to safety services
• YWCA apple dumplings sale
• Local anime artist visits Vantage Career Center
• Auxiliary holds inspection dinner
• Kreegers named Toledo Diocese, K of C Family of the Year
• Sorting through Issue 2
• Controversy, debate on Issue 2
• Scholars of the Day
• Air Force Band returns to Van Wert Nov. 13
• Events announced for Veterans Memorial Civic Center
• Bird seed sale Nov. 5
• Call for farmers to adopt techniques to prevent the loss of soluble phosphorus
• SWCD Annual Meeting is November 15
• Ottawa mayor found guilty, gets 10 days
• Local Law enforcement renews vows
• Police: phone scam reported in Delphos
• Students build character with NED
• Police chief arms teachers with knowledge for drug war
• Carry-out reports quick-change artists
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• Kasich visits Lima, talks jobs
• Idol comes to Ohio
• Kasich visits Lima, talks jobs
• Weather - look back - Oct. 25.
• Grain price - Oct. 25, 2011
• Lottery Numbers Oct. 24
• Students build character with The NED Show
• Birth-Jones
• It was news then - Oct. 25
• Dixie Dynamite 2011 Delphos Hottie!
• It’s all about the apples: Apple Festival today, Saturday
• Scholars of the Day
• Free medication collection at ACCS
• Putnam County home raided; drugs, cash found
• Web conference helps caregivers create plan for aging parents
• Make a visit to the pet dentist
• Ottoville class of 1948 observes 63rd reunion
• At the Thrift Shop - Boutique full of wonderful Christmas gifts
• Middle Point man found competent to stand trial
• Those Were The Days-Climbing Mount Zion
• Schumacher enjoys U.S. cuisine
• Tri-County can help solve algae problem in Lake Erie
• Berquist explains street flooding
• Ditmeyer sets world record
• Ottoville 5-year Forecast ends FY ‘16 in black
• Scholars of the Day
• Jones guilty of murder, gets 15 years to life
• Wildcat varsity soccer team walks for the cause
• Business After Hours draws costumers
• Council passes resolution opposing state’s interference in income tax collection
• Grant for sanitary sewer line at Jennings park moves on to next phase
• Guthrie marks 55 years and going strong
• Elida on board opposing school voucher bill
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Students learn bus safety
• Council passes resolution opposing state’s interference in income tax collection
• Delphos weather Oct. 18
• 2011 St. John’s Fall Festival Money Raffle winners
• In-person absentee voting ends 6 p.m. Nov. 4
• It was news then
• Lottery Oct. 17
• St. John's festival raffle winners
• Foust arrested for burglary
• Festival dinners: It’s all about the gravy
• Johns fills Harman’s boots at veteran office
• Scholars of the Day
• Van Wert Fair Board scrambling for options
• Legion auxiliary planning District Round Table
• K of C announces scholarship opportunity
• Kiwanis elects new officers
• Brantley 2011 Herald Carrier Of The Year
• Mox speaks to finance class
• Held enjoying America
• Breast cancer affects men, too
• Grothause: knowledge is power against cancer
• Breast cancer - by the numbers
• Breast cancer treatments taking big steps forward
• Scholars of the Day
• Historical society plans BBQ, Fall Family Fest
• Gilbane Construction partners with Vantage for Junior Builder program
• Blood drive falls 5 units short
• JCDA inducts new members, declares officers
• Social support cuts breast cancer deaths by almost half
• Children’s fair opens 99th annual Fall Festival
• Library puts eBooks on hold
• School takes stand against voucher bill
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• YWCA craft and vendor fair spots available
• 2012 Relay for Life opens with tailgate party
• Going green saving greenbacks at local plan
• District needs bus drivers
• TMD sets canned-good drive for Rahrig family
• Grains
• Going green saves greenbacks at local plant
• St. Rita’s sets benefit BBQ
• Obituary: Daniel C. ‘Red’ Hoersten
• Booster meeting changed
• Steel Magnolia tickets on sale Wednesday
• Weather - Oct. 11, 2011
• Lottery numbers Oct. 10, 2011
• Children kick it up on safety issues
• ‘Be the Match’ may net 100 new registry members
• Students, volunteers plant trees at school
• City spends nearly $85K on streets, sewers, sidewalks
• Delphos Ladies Club to host ‘Womanless Beauty Pageant’
• Preschoolers visit pumpkin patch
• ODOT
• Ballroom with a Twist at NPAC
• On the Banks of Yesteryear - The Weger painting
• VFW Auxiliary offers lifetime membership discount
• St. John’s welcomes Bishop Blair
• Wallace puts spotlight on artists at center
• Orval Kent, Chef Solutions file bankruptcy
• Ottoville receives OSBA Humanitarian Award
• Scholars of the Day
• Sex offender sentenced in Common Pleas Court
• From the Vantage Point
• Vantage renovation, expansion back on track
• In the Wating Room - Angel on my shoulder
• Fort Jennings seniors offer ‘M*A*S*H’ Friday and Saturday
• Wind farm opens doors to a new energy in Ohio
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Jennings CL of C delays breakfast
• From where have all the mushrooms come?
• Benefit Saturday to support Delphos native
• Berquist to seek grant for water line loop
• Could you be a match?
• Senior center relying on levy
• Delphos pool in hot water
• Delphos native circulating petitions for Allen County commissioner
• Crews remain on scene at house fire
• Scholars of the Day
• Curves of Delphos waives joining fee for with proof of recent mammogram cancer donation
• Marion Township Trustees
• Knox leaves Italy to head home to US
• Delphos Weather-look back
• Grain Price - Oct. 3, 2011
• Berquist to seek grant for water line loop
• Curves of Delphos waives joining fee for with proof of recent mammogram or cancer donation
• Delphos native circulating petitions for Allen County Commissioner
• Local Sports Roundup - Oct. 3 Action
• It was news then - Oct. 4, 2011
• Ohio Lottery - 10-3
• Wesley E. Smart-Obituary
• Notice to our readers
• Ottoville takes 3rd at band festival
• Dittos embark on 7-month mission
• Schimmoeller’s job adds 200 children to her nest
• Veterans groups give to restore hall
• Schosker, Elwer crowned homecoming royalty
• ODOT
• 17 days and counting
• Life Connection of Ohio’s Youth Education Program underway
• Grand Lake alum treatment results better than expected
• Curators Corner -
• It Was News Then
• Roselawn to host antiques appraiser
• Vantage joins the ‘Day of Caring
• Vancrest residents attend Reds game
• Parsons performs in ‘Barefoot in the Park’ at U of Findlay
• Supper On Us starts third year
• Seniors take in local history
• School voucher bill stirs uproar
• Scholars of the Day
• Students learn safety
• Craft, art show in Findlay this weekend
• ‘Beacon of Hope’ dinner attracts full house
• UNOH hosts annual Fall Career Fair
• Library names upcoming programs
• Art center adds evening session
• Local volunteers attend Relay summit
• Veteran Services Officer Harman honored by state
• Jefferson to crown 2011 Homecoming Queen Friday
• Waldick talks cyberbullying
• Scholars of the Day
• Patrol seizes 45 pounds of marijuana in Allen County
• Jones case will go to judge, not jury
• GEO to host energy tour Sunday at Vantage
• YWCA to offer free self-defense class
• Introduction to Entrepreneurship Seminar planned at Rhodes
• Local Sports Roundup - Sept. 26 action
• Births
• Grain price - Sept. 27, 2011
• Rotary offers historical tour to 155 high school seniors
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 11
• It was news then - Sept. 27, 2011
• Obituary - Ruth L. Ayers
• Funeral Notices - Sept. 27
• YWCA to offer free self-defense class
• Library offers adult programs
• Scholars of the Day
• Greve used ‘power of pen’ in Africa
• Putnam names flu shot clinics
• Jefferson hosts Cheer Camp
• Wrasman presides over 2011 homecoming
• Fishing is a family tradition
• Will Aid in Building Canal Flume
• It Was News Then
• From the Thrift Shop
• Dan Eaton stepped up to serve
• Local vet supporting World Rabies Day
• More than apple butter in Elida
• Scholars of the Day
• A cutting edge career
• Putnam libraries set October events
• Ottoville to receive Ohio School Boards Humanitarian Award
• Scholars of the Day
• Prizes awarded at 2011 Canal Days Artfest
• Canal Days 5K results
• Adult education classes begin Tuesday
• Black Inc. Development Awards announced
• Fly-free date and wheat planting
• County 4-H Awards announced
• City pondering solution to large duck population
• Jennings to submit grant application for park sewer line
• 2011 St. John’s Homecoming Queen and her court
• Elida preparing for new school dedication
• Scholars of the Day
• Delphos Canal Commission’s Theme Basket raffle winners
• Curth to serve church in Colorado
• Fitch earns respiratory therapy degree
• UNOH announces President’s, Dean’s lists for summer quarter
• Canal Days Grand Prize Drawing
• Obituary Charles J. “Bud” Kaverman
• More Canal Days Results in Wednesday's Herald
• Obituary - Elaine H. Tyrrell
• News Then Sept. 20, 2011
• Trustees meeting changed
• Library sponsors couponing class
• Obituary Regena L. Pruden
• Trick or Treat set in Delphos
• Lottery number Sept. 19, 2011
• Weather-Sept. 20, 2011
• Obituary - Judy Levy
• Funeral Notices-Sept. 20, 2011
• Safety key at annual Youth Shoot
• Latest rains help crops
• Delphos raises a glass
• A real life horror movie
• Library pondering internet for new building
• Scouts ‘Going Green’ for Canal Days
• Scholars of the Day
• Sukup on board at city schools
• Ottawa’s Maag resigns; Meyer continues as mayor
• River project receives mixed reception
• Elida man killed
• Scholars of the Day
• EMA: La Niña is back
• Marion Township Trustees
• Hite talks Issue 2 with Heart Land Patriots group
• It was news then -Sept. 13, 2011
• It was news then -Sept. 12, 2011
• Dear Readers
• September 11 Coverage
• Delphos Weather-look back
• Delphos Band Boosters meeting postponed
• SWCD calls meeing
• EMA says LA Niña is back
• Sen. Hite talks Issue 2 with Heart Land Patriots
• Sukup takes helm today
• Wellmann picked Canal Queen
• Delphos remembers 9-11
• Fort Jennings hosts grandparents
• Wesleyan to host Trinity
• Sukup interim superintendent
• On the Banks of Yesteryear - That Horn
• It was News then
• Wright State students attain summer dean’s list
• St. John’s High School class of ’61 holds reunion
• The 1800s return with the Fall Rendezvous
• Area counties declared ag disaster areas
• Drug summit: Signs parents should look for
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage FCCLA students lend a hand at the fair
• Shawnee to host vocal talent competition
• Dixon’s career spans 52 years
• Killer of Van Wert woman dies in prison
• Scholars of the Day
• Van Wert County Fair Junior Fair awards
• Nusbawn graduates from Marine Aviation Supply Specialist Course
• 2011 Master Gardener Training Class set
• Farm Science Review coming Sept. 20-22
• Make every kernel pop
• Water superintenent clears up water softness issue
• Canal Days Committee raffling T-shirt quilt
• Veterans Council sets 9/11 service
• 15 to vie for Canal Days Queen crown
• Fortman Insurance opens Bluffton office
• Scholars of the Day
• Boil-water advisory for Middle Point lifted
• Legion honors veterans
• Voters to decide on electric aggregation
• Here we go again
• Fall filled with interesting adult programs
• Curator's Corner
• Pathfinder 4-Hers show at Ohio State Fair
• Fair crowns 2011 royalty
• Farm bureau hosts Latta, Wachtmann for Van Wert County Fair visit
• Schools dismiss early due to heat
• Scholars of the Day
• Putnam libraries set upcoming events
• Lady Green come out strong, destroy Lima Senior 12-0
• Early Release due to heat
• Van Wert County Fair opens with band show
• New school year; new lunch menu
• Marion Township Trustees
• JobsOhio, eco dev relationship explained
• Mercer Co. Council on Aging sets annual garage sale
• ‘Frogs in a Wetland in Northwest Ohio’ offered Tuesday
• AAUW sets annual book fair
• Boil-water advisory for Middle Point
• Christmas in July raises nearly $400, toys for Delphos Community Christmas Project
• Putnam has case of West Nile Virus; two reported this year
• Ottoville to name Park Festival royalty
• Scholars of the Day
• The Vein Care Center adds RVT to staff
• Golf outing nets school $11,000
• Economic storm hangs over area
• Kiwanis to start new project at Garfield Park
• Scholars of the Day
• Allen County Fair Junior Fair results
• Putnam libraries set upcoming events
• St. Joseph Jog For SIDS 5K results
• Apollo Adult Education offer quick-hitting training
• Lorencovic has fun showing rabbits
• Delphos students back in classroom
• Metzger cleans up Jennings park for today’s kids
• From the Thrift Shop
• Those were the days-The day I drowned
• On the banks of yesteryear ... Admiral Byrd's Snow Cruise
• Fuerst ready to head elementaries
• Delphos sweeps Born and Raised Goats
• Optimists honor editor
• Van Wert County Fair season tickets on sale
• Landeck Elementary hosts open house
• Group exploring keeping Delphos dollars local
• Tri-county schools make the grade
• Putnam libraries set upcoming events
• Vantage Preschool still has openings
• Phelps tickets for NPAC show on sale Thursday
• Regional firm welcomes new operations, quality control manager
• Emmy’s Bridal wins Horizon Award
• Renner promoted to president, CEO at First Federal
• Back to School for Delphos - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Vancrest resident take road trip to air force base
• Girl Scouts enjoy ‘Bonnets to Ball Caps’ summer camp
• Elwer takes top prize in ‘Born and Raised’
• Haunhorst enjoys showing Belle
• Work continues on Habitat house
• Joseph named 2011 Goat Queen
• SWCD calls meeting for river drainage improvement
• Curator's Corner
• Drug summit aims to mobilize area residents
• Sudden death syndrome in Ohio soybean fields
• The busier the better for Martin
• Board to examine hazing, sexual assault policies
• SENIOR LUNCHEON CAFE
• THRIFT SHOP WORKERS
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Sudden death syndrome in Ohio soybean fields
• Venedocia native to direct Gymanfa Ganu
• Elida ready to move into new building
• Jennings to seek Issue I funds for park sewer line
• Red cross sets CPR class
• Local insurance agent earns J.D. Power distinction
• Price to resign from city schools
• St. Joseph's Parish Festival Kiddie Tractor Pulll Winners
• City planning Elida Road, Gressel Drive projects
• Elwer continues success at state fair
• Welcome back — again, ProHeart 6
• Girl donates 1st haircut to Locks of Love
• Work starts on 6th Habitat house
• National Minority Donor Awareness Day
• Midwest Electric members donate $13,882 to area charities
• Couple caring for Haiti tot through surgeries
• Vancrest residents enjoying summer
• Billionaire investor Warren Buffet
• Library board meets in new building
• Community Unity gives plea for school supplies
• 4 FFA members chosen national award finalists
• Art guild donates to brick restoration
• Healthy Soils and Cover Crops Field Day set
• Ohio Livestock Coalition announces 2011 award winners
• School board ready for class
• Jennings woman fills school supply needs
• LACCA offers help beating the heat
• Niswonger opens season with a 9/11 tribute
• Putnam libraries to host events
• Levitt bitten by collecting bug
• School board cleans up personnel matters
• CD of A celebrates Christmas in July
• Marbletown Festival day of fun, family
• Marbletown cake contest
• New books available to brush-up on reading before school starts
• Curator's Corner
• Bollinger Little Miss Marbletown; Blackmore chosen as Mini Miss
• Garage sales continue throughout weekend
• Fighting drugs a legal matter on all sides
• Crash leaves 1,100 without power during AEP repairs
• Fields desperate for rain
• Champion Karate Center students visits fire dept.
• Stadium Club works on bathrooms
• Cake bake, pageant open Marbletown Festival
• Kroeger, Wiechart chosen for All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir
• Railway exhibit open house Saturday
• Dickman earns doctorate
• Manure Science Review scheduled Aug. 16
• Stay-at-home mom finds niche
• Fighting drugs in Delphos
• Voters turn down fourth levy attempt
• Rhodes Saint Mary’s graduate
• Miller earns Mt. Union degree
• Manchester names Dean’s List
• Stockwell earns Sinclair degree
• Voters turn down fourth attempt at new money
• What happened to kindergarten?
• City to place energy issue on November ballot
• Group selling pavers for Jennings Memorial Tribute Walk
• Vancrest residents help with dinner
• Roselawn Manor offers ‘sneak peek’ at new Transitional Care unit
• Curious get look at Memorial Hall restoration project
• Voters to decide school income tax Tuesday
• Ottoville High School class of 1961
• Van Wert heaven for yard sale shoppers
• Krutak takes helm at local ALCO
• Tiffin Franciscans celebrate Golden Jubilee Aug. 7
• Block watch groups needed
• CORRECTION
• Hempfling’s internship good fit with future plans
• City plans to clean up Dewey Street
• VBSers experience PandaMania
• It Was News Then
• UF names dean’s list students
• Lucas remains in jail, bound over for Allen Grand Jury
• Hot, humid temperatures a blessing for some
• Ditto speaks out about assault, drugs
• Summer Reading Program concludes at pool
• St. Peter holds VBS this week
• District listens to voters: trims budget, changes levy language
• Let’s move Ohio toward sector-based job-creation
• YWCA Summer Food Program serves area youth
• Ottoville Village Council addresses auditor’s questions
• 2011 Relay $1,897 shy of goal
• Lucas appears in court, Ditto back in hospital
• Administrators brief seniors on school levy
• Children’s Discovery Center offers 'My Family Tree' program
• Sauerkraut German Band entertains at park
• Neidert wins Jennings Park Giveaway
• Meteorologist explains why it’s so muggy
• Faurot crafts summer treats
• Replica Vietnam Wall on display in Ottawa
• Thrift Shop hindered by heat
• This and That - Ottoville museum dedicated to Turnwald
• Those Were The Days
• Price: School levy’s important to everyone
• Ditto assaulted by her neighbor
• Gossman turns T-shirts into keepsakes
• Board to pay higher IRS rate
• Another scam hits region
• Retirees help local resident
• Shooter Jennings to headline Tabfest
• First school board meeting held at new Elida high school
• Scouts chip in to repair park tables
• Thrift Shop changing hours for weekend
• LIMA JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION
• Four days with Betsy
• Elks gift to YWCA will help feed kids
• Heat can threaten health
• Solar panels save local cash
• Ottoville parish festival
• Canal Days Queen contestants gear up for pageant
• Delphos Area Car Club Car Show
• Honoring our Veterans-Patrick Redmon
• Girls attend Rainbow Grand Assembly
• Delphos Postal Museum sponsors another successful trip
• Transitional living center to serve community
• Dailey brings sweet smiles to boys faces
• Elida excited about new high school
• Library board working to furnish new building; The First Edition
• Entertainment set for Canal Days 2011
• It Was News Then
• Meadows of Kalida to host BBQ
• Craft workshops to be offered at the Ohio Gourd Show
• Summer readers enjoy magic show
• ‘Bath salts’ here, state ban coming
• Health department revises clinic hours, services
• Marion Township Trustees
• Auxiliary welcomes 5 new members
• Pediatrics of Lima welcomes Dr. Byrne
• Try It Local program featuring Delphos-Ottawa-Lima chambers
• Coupon Class to benefit Karhoff
• Strong winds wreak havoc Monday
• Fuerst to head Franklin, Landeck
• Boosters hold scrap metal drive
• Mote plays to crowd at park
• Van Wert film festival continued Saturday
• Cops use bikes for incognito patrol
• Rode keeps busy readying school
• Centers face closure without levies
• LACCA offers help beating the heat this summer
• Auditions announced for ‘The Foreigner’
• UNOH names President’s, Dean’s list students
• St. Barbara’s sets annual festival
• Hearth and Home to host dog show
• Film festival brings movies from around the world to Van Wert
• Dry forecast has ag leader hoping for rain
• Council OKs $3.729 million ’12 budget
• Library program continues
• Marion Township Trustees
• Trading Post joins Chamber
• Dr. Wray joins Van Wert Medical Services
• Fourth of July Pedal Boat Race winners
• 4th of July fest goes off with a bang
• Cool off and read a book at the Delphos Public Library
• Hemker named Alonzo G. Decker chair at John Hopkins
• County engineer superintendent retires
• Van Wert County budget has less red ink than 2011
• New Florida law may make local officers’ job easier
• Schools get peek at State Report Cards
• Marbletown Festival Parade to feature Van Wert marching band
• Llama Llama star visits library
• Vantage Police Academy names graduates
• Parks group donates to scholarship fund
• UNOH goes mobile
• Smith receives academic award
• Putnam libraries offer Kids Movie Night, more
• Emergency outage in Delphos area today
• Old Fashioned Farmers Days see 35th year
• Work to begin soon on Franklin Elementary roof
• City honored for clean wastewater plant
• Ottoville excellent on preliminary report card
• Van Wert ‘Holiday at Home’ Celebration starts Friday
• ONU names spring graduates
• Gardners need to beware of zucchini plants and squash vine borer
• VW Health Dept. runs through ‘what if’ scenario
• Jennings school board accepts donations
• Putnam County Fair Junior Fair results
• Looser earns UC master’s degree
• Hobbs receives doctorate in medicine
• Gardeners spruce up green space
• Residents awaiting fresh garden tomatoes
• Short-Grothous earns doctorate
• Libraries name upcoming programs
• Spencerville hosts annual Summerfest
• Harmony duo rocks Hanser Pavilion
• McCoy’s passion for weather springs from childhood
• Thrift Shop gearing up for school sale
• ‘The Flying Groundhog’
• Delphos water still hard but much better
• Mayberry Days
• Boosters donate to Stadium Club
• SFCU plays role in economic growth
• Vogt putting shine on classrooms at St. John’s
• Entertainment named for ‘Toast to the City’
• It Was News Then
• Blood drive nets 39 units
• Bendele receives bachelor’s
• Looser earns Juris Doctorate
• Grothouse earns Joseph Mancini Leadership Award
• Grothouse awarded UT scholarship
• Franklin roof main project for city schools
• Rain — soft or hard — welcomed by farmers
• Cooper Farms, Nieman win eco dev honors
• Rural well water safety
• 4Hers learn dates for project judging
• Jennings approves its 2012 budget
• ‘Noodleheads’ featured at library
• Storm wreaks havoc in area
• Donations sought for TV44 benefit auction
• UNOH to host Career Fair
• YWCA Summer Food Program serves 1,994 meals
• It Was News Then
• Hoehn graduates magna cum laude
• Clementz earns Juris Doctorate
• Wahlgren earns doctorate
• City working on water leak; Bunge gets parcel rezoning
• Legion provides flag to school
• DAAG meeting changed to June 28
• Relay tally at $73,356
• Eagles Auxiliary gives to local organizations
• Will award victory and defense medals
• How I miss those hands
• Curator's Corner
• Fathers’ fight for custody can be uphill battle
• Cancer survivors know fight is war
• Broadband project moves to construction phase
• Jennings Environthon team places third at state
• Rev. Schmit to celebrate Mass in Delphos
• Relay for Life kicks off
• Lifeguarding not all fun in the sun
• Girl Scout Summer Camp kicks off
• City slates sewer upgrades, routine summer projects
• Fort Jennings man critical after one-car crash
• Utrup earns BSBA from St. Michael’s
• Hitchcock on President’s List
• Renner receives scholarship
• 4H, FFA Jr. Fair Livestock sales approaching
• Fort Jennings to become Main Street, Mayberry
• Dittos visit Alabama to help tornado victims
• Kalida Schools Honor Roll
• Historical society receives grant
• Steakhouse joins Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce
• Jefferson inducts Hall of Honor class of 2011
• Annual Canal Cleanup held
• St. John’s Elementary
• Delphos Jefferson High School
• On the banks of yesteryear ...
• Dutch group stops in Delphos
• Hoehn considers dollhouse-making therapy
• Roby second in coloring contest
• Library’s ‘The First Edition’ now ready for occupancy
• Marion Township Trustees
• Spring planting in June
• Library launching into summer
• Bigelow, Smith head to Boys State Saturday
• Relay total at nearly $53,000
• Tentative deal struck with teachers
• Franklin Elementary awards
• Chief Super Markets, Inc. earns Pinnacle Award
• Students go beyond reading
• In the Waiting Room ...
• Delphos battling residential blight
• Council OKs projects; tax levy renewal
• Ottoville High School
• Hoerstens mark day for TM awareness
• DAAG opens ‘Barns’ exhibit, dedicates 'Spirit of Delphos'
• Curator's Corner
• Spreading the Donate Life message this summer
• Reading program changes days
• Landeck lets out for summer
• Schmit prepares for first Senior Olympics
• Lawrence to make 15th Olympic try
• Farmers finally get in fields
• MECCA to host an American Hiking Society National Trails Day event
• Stechschulte Optimist guest
• Local high-schoolers help with City Pride Day
• Fought ready for next adventure
• Hablitzel enjoyed teaching at her alma mater
• It Was News Then
• Fort Jennings High School Honor Roll
• McClure enjoying retirement at the lake
• Fought leaving job not kids
• Bushong’s family history lies in Civil War battlefield
• It Was News Then
• St. Peters taking VBS registration
• Blood drive nets 44 units
• Auxiliary initiates three new members
• Delphos honors the fallen
• Larimore tapped ‘Honorary Wildcat’
• Teacher’s words shape Noonan’s career
• Those were the days
• On the banks of yesteryear ...
• St. John’s High School sets 95th commencement activities for Sunday
• Kroeger to miss students, her fellow teachers
• Ulm the voice of local radio
• Vasquez hopes to lap competition
• Jefferson to hand out 78 diplomas at 136th commencement Saturday
• Smart looking forward to time with grandchildren in N.C.
• Herrmann to shed some hats
• Getting ready for summer break
• More storms roll through Tri-county
• Insect and disease control in backyard fruit trees
• Jefferson graduation rescheduled
• Students tour safety service buildings
• Council honors retiring Kramer
• Ottoville High School to hand out 52 diplomas Sunday
• Scholars of the Day
• 2011 Trivia Challenge Winners
• Elida takes possession of new school June 16
• 75th anniversary to highlight Midwest Electric annual meeting
• Allen County coroner attends Education Conference
• Thirty-two to receive diplomas in Fort Jennings on Friday
• VWIFF tickets on sale now
• Council OKs sidewalk project
• Jennings JETS teams place in top 10 in nation
• 32 to receive diplomas in Fort Jennings on Friday
• Scholars of the Day
• Schools’ pay-to-participate fees to drop by $100
• Vantage center breaks ground
• St. John’s presents prom ‘Masquerade’
• Fort Jennings Academic Awards Banquet
• Delphos native sees narrow miss with Alabama tornadoes
• VFW member builds shelves for post awards
• Fort Jennings breaks ground for outdoor science lab
• Middle Point man in custody after fatal shooting
• 8th annual Mini Relay for Life kicks off
• Scholars of the Day
• Purse Bingo nets visiting nurses/hospice $6,000
• Vantage sets 35th anniversary celebration, ground-breaking ceremony
• Magician headlines TUMC Mother/Child Banquet
• St. John’s names art winners
• Delphos FFA conducts Food For America Program
• New library building ‘The First Edition’
• Delphos hosts emergency personnel training
• Scholars of the Day
• Chiefs donates more than $27,000 to local food pantries
• Six earn State FFA Degree
• 11 earn proficiency awards at State FFA Convention
• Delphos Fire and Rescue purchases camera
• CD of A honors poetry, essay winners
• Schools ready for Mini Relay
• Marion Township Trustees
• CD of A poetry, essay winners
• Van Wert Area Marching Band seeking members
• Mom-To-Mom Sale set June 11
• Birders catch rare feathered friends in Kendrick Woods
• Principal Edinger adds AD to duties
• Church hosts annual Mother/Daughter Tea
• Yeung achieves ‘American Dream’
• Jefferson prom ‘Shipwreck Serenade’
• Regedanz to compete in pageant
• Scholars of the Day
• Police warn of scams
• St. John’s Athletic Boosters donate $2,500 to Teacher Endowment Fund
• Farmers: Rain, rain, go away
• Overtime enforcement targeting area proms
• Scholars of the Day
• Personal finance at Vantage
• VFW Auxiliary elects officers
• Community observes day of prayer
• Ottoville Schools to host 6th annual Cancer Walk Friday
• Students pray around flagpole
• Moore Elks Student of Year
• Hoersten delivers smiles with mail
• Scholars of the Day
• Purmort wins $2,500 donation for Family Health Care
• FCS salutes beef farmers during National Beef Month
• Council president takes Spencerville mayoral nod
• VW Hospital transfer agreement executed
• Preschoolers get foxy visitor
• Orval Kent faces 11 OSHA violations
• Leatherman retains her seat on bench
• Poll workers report low voter turnout
• Scholars of the Day
• In the Waiting Room ...
• NPAC Community Concert Series features 5 concerts
• Kiwanis Club sets reward for park equipment vandals
• Group hopes historical Fort Jennings book complete by Christmas
• Council considers tax levy renewal
• Ottawa Metro Park Campground open
• No opposition for local government in primary Tuesday
• Local Roundup
• Grove grabs PCL softball contest
• Childhood about more than just baseball cards
• Student’s Skype video chat with soldier goes ‘live’
• Leatherman, Wolfrum vie for GOP judge bid
• Kid’s game leader needed for Marbletown Festival
• TUMC to hold annual garage/bake sale
• School board OKs placing income tax on August ballot
• Fort Jennings kicks off 2011 OASC Conference
• Students attend ACTE Legislative Luncheon
• Putnam libraries name events
• Incumbent Cummins, Johnson vie for GOP bid
• Jenkins enjoys variety of her job duties
• Area escapes damage damage
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• Chris Spielman to headline Spring Scholarships Dinner and Auction
• Algae control with barley straw
• Latta talks prices, jobs and deficit
• Relay moves; $30,500 raised so far
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Auxiliary preparing for officer election
• Jennings students raise $1914 for St. Jude’s
• Jefferson to present ‘Hot Rod’ Friday, Saturday
• St. John’s sets Spring Benefit Auction
• Ottoville passes paving project under emergency
• Hundreds enjoy Easter Egg Hunt
• Scholars of the Day
• Thrift Shop one-stop shopping for summer
• Window to the Past-Cannonading the Clouds
• This and That-More on Peter Metzger
• On the banks of yesteryear ...
• Wesleyan Church offers the 'meaning of the season' to children
• St. John’s choir to perform at state May 6
• Forst wows the Vancrest crowd with Elvis renditions
• Safeguarding our local governments
• Another suit filed in Van Wert County Hospital land fight
• Hall of Honor nominations being taken
• Summer energy-saving tips
• Recycling lowers trash costs
• Gable has green thumb
• Easter bake sales abound
• Jennings’ state cash not being slashed
• Ottoville in top 5% in OEM ranking
• Police chief clarifies child’s ID kit usage
• Delphos FFA places 3rd at district contest
• Scholars of the Day
• 9th annual Trivia Challenge set Friday
• Y to hosts Good Friday Prayer Breakfast
• Chamber keeps businesses winning
• Knights of Columbus Patriotism Essay winners
• Putnam joins storm alert program
• Wrasman to head Jennings maintenance department
• Tornado hits Celina, no local damage
• Does your pet need a cane?
• Wheels-N-Wings Heritage Festival coming May 21
• Van Wert Co. Wind Assoc. meets April 26
• Council OKs tax abatement for K&M
• Ottoville VFW Aux. gives art awards
• ArtSpace/Lima’s 56th annual Spring Show open
• Scholars of the Day
• A salute to our Veterans-Jerry Mericle
• Curator's Corner
• Senior Capstone Projects — Part II
• AC Museum to dedicate of ‘Roll of Valor’ exhibit
• Library explores Ohio eBook Project
• Canal Days event heads meet to plan 2011 event
• New monuments to be unveiled Memorial Day
• Man assaulted after assisting motorists
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Optimists learn about upcoming film festival
• Applications being accepted for OSU Extension 4-H summer internship
• Elementary students receive trees
• Work to add memorials at veterans park underway
• Scholars of the Day
• Allen County Museum to present ‘The Cincinnatian’
• Dr. Scheidt to speak at NAMI
• Sisters Bridal Boutique named in The Knot Best of Weddings 2011
• Chief Super Market wins Grocer Pinnacle Award
• Van Wert YWCA holding open swim
• District slashes nine positions
• Delphos Legion Auxiliary names Buckeye Girls State delegates
• Cabo brings Mexican cuisine to Delphos
• Harlem Ambassadors to take on Van Wert County All-stars
• Scholars of the Day
• Ohioans refuse to let another chair go empty
• Mixin it up
• Schergers offer ‘the talk’
• HIV still a serious risk
• Family hoping for best; fear worst
• Corzine lends creativity to others’ celebrations
• McCoy warns of possible severe weather for Sunday
• Scholars of the Day
• Senior Capstone Projects — Part 1
• St. John’s High School Honor Roll
• Ohio Kiwanis governor, first lady visit Delphos
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Moore places 3rd at state
• FFA teams compete in Mercer Co. invitational contests
• Delphos FFA Ag. Mechanics Team competes
• First-year members compete in State Greenhand Quiz
• Pathfinders 4-H Club open year with officer election
• Library ready for National Library Week
• Richey arrested in Minnesota for assault, threats
• Scholars of the Day
• Jennings to send 8 to State Science Fair
• German Mutual elects officers
• Bully for you
• Van Wert County Fair announces 2011 limited edition collector’s basket
• Discounted tickets for VWIFF “Launch Party” to be sold at door
• Delphos City Schools PTO Amateur Show participants
• YWCA offers free week
• Local industry seeks rezoning of parcels
• Chamber awards
• Scholars of the Day
• Delphos FFA chapter celebrates year with banquet
• Chamber serves up glitz, glamour
• Marion Township Trustees meet
• 2011 Peony Queen crowned
• Girl Scout Cookies Available
• Ottawa ESC hosts Autism Resource Fair
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage Blue Chippers
• Freshmen Experience — a truly educational day
• Freshmen Experience — a truly educational day
• St. John’s holding kindergarten screening
• Stadium Club announces 2011 projects
• Kitchen Press
• Scholars of the Day
• Putnam ranks best of area counties on health report
• Students create their own instruments
• Delphos sees growth
• Local FCCLA members headed to state
• District could lose $756,000 in FY 2012
• Scholars of the Day
• Auxiliary taking nods for 2011-12 officers
• Exhibitors show beef animals
• Marsh Foundation to offer homestead tours to the public
• YWCA offers scholarships
• YWCA Zumba instructor receives new certification
• Delphos woman missing since March 21
• Ottoville to purchase land for future use
• Bell enjoys others’ success
• Talent abounds in PTO Amateur Show
• An Ounce Of Prevention
• Local author gets short story, eBook published
• Educators respond to voucher bill
• Runyon ALCO’s ‘cutest baby’
• Middle Point sibs to open steakhouse
• Lorencovic’s success — a sweet-smelling dog
• Scholars of the Day
• Museum hosts ‘Medal of Honor’
• State holds tornado drill
• Fort Jennings to present ‘High School Musical, Jr.’
• Resident concerned about dirty dozen
• BP Wind Energy official discusses proposed wind farm
• Fetzer to vie for national Jefferson Award
• Scholars of the Day
• Dancers to perform at Cavs game
• Looser turns 90
• K&M Tire buys Triton Tire and Battery
• Marsh Foundation to host concert to benefit local food pantries
• Eight to vie for Queen Jubilee XXXVI
• Council to consider clean-up day proposal
• 3 move on after District God, Flag and Country contest Sunday
• Wildcat fans honor the ladies
• One-month host family opportunities available
• Scholars of the Day
• Curator's Corner
• Honoring our Veterans
• Window to the Past
• Association maintains Ohio’s Buckeye Trail
• Counties, library react to Kasich’s budget
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Vantage offers free computer training
• Purple potty raises Relay funds
• Ottoville fares well among peers on ODE CUPP Report
• Fans send off Lady ’Cats to first state run
• Wangler guilty in wife’s carbon monoxide death
• Brickner celebrates birthday with co-workers
• St. John’s CYO
• FFA teams compete to ready for state
• 6th annual FFA Member Auction a success
• Kramer to retire from Jennings maintenance
• Scholars of the Day
• YWCA selling geraniums
• Elida eyeing House Bill 136
• Eagles Auxiliary to host District God, Flag and Country program
• Delphos Animal Hospital doctors, staff attend conference
• SAFY receives COA reaccreditation
• Niedecken earns distinction
• Paws to Consider
• Koharts open salvage yard
• District loses $123,000 in tax mishap
• Ladycats bring home first-ever regional title
• Dr. Bruno at VW Medical Services
• Scholars of the Day
• Canal Commission holds annual Boatman’s Breakaway Banquet
• Bemis sees near miss with tsunami
• Shared vision began with one thought
• Chamber leadership class goes back to school
• Better financial news for county; furlough program to end
• Jennings joins millions in ‘World’s Largest Concert’
• Library debates addition of E-books
• Scholars of the Day
• 7 CLC members receive perfect attendance
• Library holds program for children
• Burgei brings animals back to ‘life’
• Jennings meets state mandates
• Scholars of the Day
• Van Wert Common Pleas Court
• It Was News Then
• Celina senior center to host six-day garage sale
• Chief Super Market, Inc. celebrates 60 years of service
• YWCA holding swim lessons
• Understand Poverty at Y
• YMCA Camp Willson announced offerings
• Braun earns NWOEA District Service Award
• Dienstberger Foundation receives gift
• Jefferson top in state in prom contest
• Council receives drainage request
• Scholars of the Day
• Cemetery to begin spring cleanup
• AC Engineers name Franklin poster winners
• Ronald McDonald urges students to read
• Library has federal, state tax forms available
• Curator's Corner
• Delphos quilters honor organ donors
• Fischer shares trip to Alaska
• Scholars of the Day
• Opening rally Tuesday to kickoff 40 Days for Life campaign
• Briefing covers wind energy development opportunities for Van Wert County
• Club presents medical reference book to Vantage
• Museum to host spinning and weaving demonstration
• Wisner gives locks for others
• St. Barbara’s Holy Name Society sets fish, chicken fry
• Wesleyan Church to host World Day of Prayer service
• Poll workers needed in Van Wert
• TUMC completes Phase I of capital campaign
• Water receding; more on the way
• Students celebrate Dr. Seuss’s 107th birthday with cake raffle
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage preschoolers celebrate Dr. Seuss’s 107th birthday
• Course designed for stepfamilies
• Blanchard River crests in Ottawa
• Winter wreaks havoc on roads
• Body of missing Bellefontaine man found
• Scholars of the Day
• McElroy passes basic training
• Local flood waters recede
• One for the history books
• Zumbathon raises more than $1,400
• Obama’s hatchet may cut help to elderly
• Ottoville - Some Residents to see sewer rate increase
• Student top-sellers in Fort Jennings Park Giveaway
• Local man up for ‘Sailor of the Year'
• Rainfall causes Flat Fort Creek to overflow
• Fort Jennings Community Book 1812 – 2012
• Jefferson to send 6 to honors concert
• Sheriff’s office to collect prescription drugs
• VWC community action in limbo
• Jordan visits Delphos
• Kalida bank robbed
• Digging out — again
• More than a library
• It Was News Then
• Library names branch events
• St. John’s Preschool holds open house
• Student host families still needed
• Scholars of the Day
• Delphos FFA members participate in Public Speaking & Job Interview contests
• Food drive collects more than $2,900 worth of items
• Band marches at Disney World
• OSU seeks volunteers for blood pressure study
• Hageman Ball Drop winner
• Scholars of the Day
• Passport Fair set Saturday at Lima Public Library
• It Was News Then
• VW Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation Program certified by national association
• Vancrest King/Queen
• God, Flag and Country essays
• Koester state Americanism winner
• Council seeks funding for new sidewalk
• It was News Then
• God, Flag and Country essays
• Scholars of the Day
• Eagles Auxiliary chooses God, Flag and Country winners
• ‘Eric’s 5K Day’ set March 26
• Eagle Scout honors Miami-Erie Canal
• Federal cash helps fund state mandates
• It Was News Then
• Scherger’s kindergarten class at St. John’s Elementary
• Ottoville teachers to train on iPads
• 4 Elida seniors to vie for Ohio Junior Miss scholarships
• Students celebrate 100th day of school
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Eagle Scout shares project with Optimists
• Extension offers new & small farm college
• Village facing chronic barking dog issue
• Elida eyeing Columbus, funding
• Local detective awarded for big drug sting
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Putnam County libraries set events
• Meadows of Kalida employees receive recognition for perfect attendance
• Honigford achieves ‘Senior Master Technician’ level
• Van Wert Medical Services welcomes Dr. Bruno
• Bluffton, Kettering, Tiffen Deans Lists
• Boredom: not just for people
• Metzger’s passion helping bereaved
• Youth group makes Valentine’s visit
• School board prepares for negotiations
• Meadows residents send packages to troops
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage Crystal Image winner
• Kiwanis Kids hold tea to benefit Canal Commission Museum
• Local students earn UF scholarships
• Don’t let another chair go empty
• Oechsle announces fair news
• Cancer survivor advocates for ‘the boys’
• Putnam balances budget because of 2009 cuts
• Fort Jennings holds off on makeup days
• Students question the weather man
• Scholars of the Day
• Sophomores inquire at Vantage
• It Was News Then
• Spencerville Lions name Cheer Club members
• Students raise Pennies for Pets
• Library project moving along
• Van Wert Couty NEws
• It Was News Then
• Library hosts cookie program
• Wachtmann pushes for abortion restriction
• ‘Real world’ may burst some bubbles
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Little to speak at Aglow meeting
• Students bid farewell to Arnzen
• Scholais ‘fuzes’ fun and fitness
• Utilities to increase in May
• Barney Birthday Bash Feb. 22
• Scholars of the Day
• Jefferson 7th-grader places 2nd in Allen bee
• Weather puts Treasure Hunters Roadshow on the skids
• Thousands pay respects to Arnzen
• Curator's Corner
• City rounding off snow removal
• TUMC sets ‘Souper’ Bowl lunch
• Women’s heart attack symptoms can be confusing
• Scholars of the Day
• The best of both worlds
• It Was News Then
• Lincolnview Junior/Senior High Honor Roll
• Delphos digs out
• Coaching icon made men of boys
• It Was News Then
• Annual Putnam banquets set
• Students: enjoy break now; days will be added
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow nets locals cash
• Region digs out from round 2
• No rural delivery of Delphos Herald today
• Red Cross Blood Drive Cancelled
• Magical Me
• City, power company ready for battle
• Swan Lake cancelled
• Postal museum receives US Bank Foundation grant
• St. John’s kicks off Catholic Schools Week
• Scholars of the Day
• Laws of Life essays judged Sunday
• Christmas project serves more than ever
• Curator's Corner
• Real estate taxes due next month
• Huffman likens gov’t spending to addiction
• Adamses restoring Peltier home
• Relay Chili Cook-off Feb. 13
• Elida High School on schedule
• Scholars of the Day
• State officials announce efforts to restore Grand Lake St. Marys
• Skills for tomorrow
• It Was News Then
• OSU-Lima calls for Hall of Fame nominations
• Students attend BGSU music clinic
• St. Peter welcomes Khabeb as new pastor
• Eagles distributes proceeds
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Franklin Elementary School Honor Roll
• Kalida Middle/High
• Scholars of the Day
• Blue Jay football team ranked 45th in nation for 2010
• Parishes to twin again
• Ottoville to crown 2011 Homecoming king, queen
• Van Wert Independent Film Festival Launch Party set Feb. 18
• K of C sets benefit for Matt Hemker family
• Ottoville raises sewer rates
• SAFY celebrates 27 years
• Elida Avenue rough going ‘til spring
• Pet Pals elect officers, set meetings
• VFW Aux. OKs 5 new members
• Scholars of the Day
• Kemper Memorial Ping Pong Tourney nets $1,250The 3rd annual Dave Kemper Memorial Ping Pong Tournament drew 35 players from the area Saturday afternoon. Twelve finalists from three pools battled for four trophies. The fundraiser brought in $1,250 from regi
• Dray takes Best of Show in 1st DAAG art show
• Beckner found his manhood in Army
• Thrift Shop gearing up for end-of-season sales
• Beining hangs up his axe
• Firefighting a family tradition for German
• VW County Girl Scouts help overseas military families
• Extension gets $25,000 from commissioners
• Contractor indicted for Ottoville man’s death
• Economic development confusing to lay person
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage offers interactive media
• It Was News Then
• Stechschulte ‘Most Improved Student’
• Dollar General passes on Van Wert
• Chik’n House not just chicken for long
• RTA sees uptick in Delphos riders
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Stuckman to ‘fire’ Delphos in clay
• Humane Society launches ‘I Support The Paws’ campaign
• Memorial Hall debate continues
• 19 indicted by Putnam County Grand Jury
• Elida honors school board members
• It Was News Then
• Optimists donate to food give away
• More than just a picture on the wall
• Niswonger to host Van Wert Independent Film Festival
• City water/wastewater accounts improve
• Elks donate drug-awareness books
• Neumeier family donates to Stadium Club
• Veterans get free cash
• Firefighters hang up axes
• Volunteer firefighters make double sacrifice
• Curator's Corner
• Trostel to address historical society after annual meeting
• DAAG to host ceramic artist
• Ohio Has Talent! showcases local acts
• D.A.R.E. Program graduates 138
• Blood drive nets 57 units
• Senior center to trim transportation
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage to host Open House Feb. 7
• It Was News Then
• Horstman’s first-grade class at Ottoville Elementary
• Flu cases on the rise
• Renovation of new library building underway
• Sarah Jane in Top 25 in customer satisfaction
• Bendele to lead 2011 Ottoville School Board
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Local youth could compete for $30,000 in scholarships through Midwest Electric, Ohio’s Touchstone Energy cooperatives
• Jennings reorganizes for 2011
• ‘Not all engineers drive trains’
• Couple renews vows in Hawaii for 40th anniversary
• Both Van Wert Ys offer specials
• "Art of Fiber" quilt/rug display scheduled
• YWCA program in need of beds
• Waugh talks on visiting loved ones with dementia
• Kasich’s reputation scares school leaders
• Edinger gives pay-to-participate plan
• CDofA meeting cancelled
• Ford offers FFA scholarships
• Scholars of the Day
• New Chik’n House open daily
• Post office hosts unexpected lodger
• Martz 2011 Delphos New Year’s Baby
• The big snows
• No Virginia, you did not win the Zimbabwe lottery
• Delphos Senior Villas on schedule
• ‘Go-Getters’ enriching school experience
• Kreative Learning holds show-and-tell
• Scholars of the Day
• An international culinary experience
• It Was News Then
• Artspace/club hosts annual Juried Exhibition
• Heising moves on to Allen County Bee
• Radon not on Ohio radar
• 2011: Good time to serve
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Hasselschwert’s first-grade class at St. John’s Elemenetary
• Turning a parking lot into a garden
• Halker earns Hummingbird Award
• Commissioners approve 2011 appropriations
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Putnam library announces upcoming events
• The pros and cons of parenthood
• Elks honor Eagle Scout
• State of the City Address
• Delphos woman indicted multiple times for fraud
• Unverferth first Jennings baby
• Tax Renewal Issue delayed until fall
• Chief gives $12,000 to food banks
• Halsey’s kindergarten class at Franklin Elementary
• Scholars of the Day
• Youngpeter remembered on Donate Life float
• Fetzer polishing kids’ character to make gems
• Smith discovers his happiness in service
• It Was News Then
• Binkley’s kindergarten class at Franklin Elementary
• Start the new year with a good book
• Kitchen Press
• Radio Shack closing Friday
• Food Pantries receive donations
• Merkle retires after 17 years in VW county government
• 2011 Van Wert fair to be 2 days shorter
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Tix on sale for Ohio Has Talent!
• Van Wert Y adds fitness trainer
• YMCA offers SilverSneakers
• Council ties up loose ends
• VFW Ladies to hold steak supper
• Water main breaks on Second Street
• Santa makes rounds in Delphos
• Reward set for conviction of paper box bomber
• Jerwers sets sights on District 1 State Senate
• Alexander & Bebout holds 3rd annual food drive
• Kortokrax’s kindergarten class at Ottoville Elementary
• It Was News Then
• Fox lived code with mettle
• Kalida students raise $850
• Franklin holds Teddy Bear Raffle
• Ottoville to widen street
• Santa visits Tender Times
• St. Rita’s giving heart attacks a cold chill
• It Was News Then
• Library sets upcoming events
• Santa visits YWCA
• Jefferson students collect items for food pantry
• Jennings Legion names Americanism Test winners
• It Was News Then
• Kiwanis celebrate Christmas spirit
• Don’t be the Grinch who stole Christmas from your pet
• ‘Dear Me’ campaign encourages Ohioans to write self-reflective letters about smoking
• Marion Township Trustees
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s bands present holiday concert
• Donaldson bakes up Christmas cheer for family
• Letter to the Editor
• Window to the Past
• Second Chance
• Curator's Corner
• Sales tax numbers higher than expected
• Social services networks to get boost from 2-1-1
• Stose clear winner of bee with nebulosity
• Kiwanis K-kids encourage community to ‘Give Back’
• Scholars of the Day
• Electricity classes help YWCA
• It Was News Then
• Elwer’s first-grade class at St. John’s Elementary
• Scholars of the Day
• Ottoville students giving back
• Huge funding cut expected
• Superior FCU sharing the wealth
• Council turns down wind study
• Tommy’s Drive Thru joins chamber
• Dog licenses now on sale
• Delphos Police, fire share holiday cheer
• Landeck, Franklin to share principal
• Area receives first significant snowfall
• Putnam retired teachers celebrate holidays
• Anti-bullying begins at home
• United Way of Greater Lima close to meeting campaign goal
• Oh Tannnenbaum!
• Long recession testing charity limits
• Raabe gives to Christmas project
• Franklin, Landeck name spelling bee winners
• Van Wert Co. budget process delayed
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage NTHS inducts 26
• It Was News Then
• Spears’s first-grade class at Franklin Elementary School
• Museum to host Christmas open house
• Grant moves building renovation along
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Delphos FFA advances to State Parliamentary Procedure Contest
• Sponsors brighten Christmas
• Santa makes debut in Ottoville at Winterfest
• Otto CL of C members enjoy Christmas dinner
• Scholars of the Day
• Tuition tips to be offered at high school Tuesday
• Herald seeks man, woman of the year nods
• Community Christmas Worship Service Monday
• Hometown Christmas
• Curator's Corner
• Sisters’ artwork on display at St. Rita's
• Do-Right MC gives trees, books, cash to Christmas project
• Fifth-graders Cookin’ up Christmas
• Fans give Jays send-off
• Post office guarantees timely holiday delivery
• Scholars of the Day
• 2010 Vantage Numeracy Competition
• It Was News Then
• UNOH names dean’s list for College of Technologies
• Libraries to host Family Fun Holiday Celebrations
• Mail may hinder online payments
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Hometown Christmas kicks off with parade
• Bullying everyone’s problem
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Bluffton to present 115th offering of Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• Schosker Optimist Student of Month
• Elks name Students of Month
• YWCA Holiday Home Tour
• Financial aid meeting set Dec. 7
• Santa Visitation taking letters
• TUMC prepares for annual Bazaar
• No, elected official; you can’t hire your sister
• Annual craft show draws crowd
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s inducts 2010 Hall of Famers
• Thrift Shop ready for holiday shoppers
• This and That - Christmas Tree Festival
• St. John’s to induct 2010 class to Hall of Fame
• Blue Jays to try for 6th state title
• Marion Township Trustees
• Vantage winter sports students
• It Was News Then
• Corzine celebrates with balloons
• Holiday shopping begins
• Scholars of the Day
• It Was News Then
• Delphos welcomes new hearing aid center
• Fort Jennings High School class of 1950 holds 60th reunion
• Franklin Elementary School Honor Rolls
• YWCA set 2010 Holiday Home Tour
• Don’t turn turkey into a phoenix
• Council tables wind study ordinance
• Visiting students say goodbye
• Allen County Museum to present ‘The Harding Affair: Love and Espionage during the Great War’
• Scholars of the Day
• Library offers ‘Toy Story 3’
• Community breaks bread, gives thanks
• A Salute to our Veterans-Glenn Amstutz
• On the Banks of Yesteryear ...
• Curator's Corner
• Grothouse appointed to Ohio State Lima Board of Trustees
• Sailor meets son for first time
• Christmas Tree Festival begins Nov. 27
• Kalida participates in world record attempt
• Cooper talks turkey
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage honors Blue Chippers
• It Was News Then
• St. John Elementary Honor Roll
• Trinity prepares for annual bazaar
• Schools address bullying problem
• Scholars of the Day
• Jennings Legion sets chicken fries, taco night
• Elida FFA news
• Fort Jennings preparing for village’s bicentennial
• Elida working on security program
• Scholars of the Day
• Local organizations receive Canal Days funds
• Ottoville CL of sets holiday party
• Paws to Consider
• Flu, pneumonia shots Nov. 23, 24
• Sherrick’s book celebrates joys of childhood
• Flags properly disposed
• Scholars of the Day
• Jefferson Middle School Honor Roll
• St. John's Honor Roll
• Ohio is already losing to Michigan
• Drive One 4 UR School nets $6,000
• Students learning Japanese culture
• Clark takes heart care to heart
• Delphos honors those who serve
• Scholars of the Day
• Vantage welcomes 8th graders
• Auxiliary planning holiday events
• Veterans visit local schools
• Lions Club disbands
• Harvest Holiday Parade of Homes set
• Children honor veterans
• Under the covers ~ Who killed the Electric Car
• Rotary donates to tour assistants
• It Was News Then
• Van Wert Agricultural Society to hold vote on its constitution
• Gurtner gets Ohio Medal of Distinction
• Jefferson High School National Honor Society inductees
• Library to resume renovation
• Time-Warner office to close
• VFW holds Halloween Costume Contest
• LMHS Home Health Care receives top award
• Latta gives Kalida US flag
• VFW Auxiliary to hold Turkey Supper
• Marion Township trustees meet with Piper
• School board examining cuts
• Landeck prepares for annual dinner
• YWCA announces “Dancing With The Van Wert Stars” couples
• Midwest Electric members donate $13,423 to area charities
• Ottoville Honor rolls
• Landeck students raise $1,800 for St. Jude’s
• Carder crochets for loved ones
• Kalida plants tree for retiring Grote
• Library filling holidays with programs and food pantries with ‘Food for Fines’
• Curator's Corner
• Pet Corner
• Ottoville class of 1960 holds 50th reunion
• Area veterans get Bulldog salute
• Photography Program offered at Ottawa Library
• Vantage Students help with Oklahoma!
• Scholars of the Day
• Christmas project kicks off with Angel Trees
• K of C gives to local schools
• St. Mary’s to hold Holiday Country Market
• Scholars of the Day
• Local mail delivery ‘hit and miss’
• City looks to reduce energy use at plant
• Suevers take siesta from restaurant biz
• Rocker in memory of Kortokrax
• Scholars of the Day
• Delphos City Schools to roll up sleeves for cuts
• Ohio GOP wins governor race, retakes Legislature
• Putnam library levy fails
• The NPAC is going to the dogs and cats
• H.G. Violet Implement recognized for 50 years of Cub Cadet dedication and service
• Delphos Senior Villas prepping for winter
• Ag society sets annual meeting
• YWCA apple dumplings for sale until Nov. 12
• The NPAC is going to the dogs — and cats
• Lady Otts Halloween
• Corrected McDonalds ad in Monday's Herald
• St. John’s students to star in diocesan ad
• Moore wins Optimist Oratorical Contest
• Scholars of the Day
• Kampwirth enjoying time in Delphos
• Wachtman, Schindler duel for 75th District
• Red Ribbon Week
• Curator's Corner
• FUNERAL CORRECTION
• Voters to decide on school income tax proposal
• Carder three-time cancer survivor
• Creation Conference offered at Trinity Friends
• It Was News Then
• Professionals partner with Vantage
• Scholars of the Day
• Second tornado confirmed in Van Wert County
• City ready for the white stuff
• Halloween roundup
• Q&A with Delphos City Schools Treasurer Brad Rostorfer
• Levy forum centers around a few issues
• Students learn bus safety
• Delphos FFA named 3-star national chapter
• K of C foundation offers scholarships
• It Was News Then
• Students work on business plan
• Cowboy Bob teaches fire safety
• Girls gather at library for Fancy Nancy party
• HomeCare & Hospice named to 2010 HomeCare Elite
• It Was News Then
• Q&A with Delphos City Schools Treasurer Brad Rostorfer
• Scholars of the Day
• Council OKs fire- fighter contract
• Tornado confirmed in Van Wert County
• Gingrich rallies GOP base
• Letters to the Editor
• The Kalida High School class of 1960 holds 50th reunion
• Cancellations
• Tips to have a safe Halloween
• Scheer enjoying differences in activities
• Y readies Gingerbread Junction
• Officials, family dedicate 5th Habitat home
• Students of the Day
• Audition deadline extended
• County to seek unpaid court fees, fines
• Meet the Constitution Party
• Scirocco named Delphos Herald ‘Carrier of the Year’
• The not-so-spooky reality of organ donation
• Fort Jennings High School class of 1955 reunion
• Thrift Shop ready for Christmas
• St. John’s inducts 30 into National Honor Society
• Kleinschmidt leaving OSU-Extension
• Library sets drawing class
• It Was News Then
• Advisory committees keep programs on track
• Scholars of the Day
• County to foreclose on delinquent taxes
• Feeding frosted forages
• CL of C adopts Appalachian church
• It Was News Then
• Rest areas open
• VAN WERT COURT NEWS
• Kiwanis K-Kids calling all sixth-graders
• Delphos United Way goal set at $33,400
• Ottoville teachers Moodling
• Hospital Commission agrees to transfer
• Elida seeks to improve sidewalks, student activity
• Jennings council OKs first reading of sanitary sewer rate increase
• Third-graders collecting change for animals
• One if by land, two if by sea
• Fortman passes basic training
• It Was News Then
• Winners in the Faculty/Staff Raffle Booth at St. John’s Fall Festival
• Scholars of the Day
• Dittos continue missionary life
• CIC donates to wind study
• Don’t let the bedbugs bite: prevention key
• Herald taking questions on school levy
• Paws to Consider
• Kiwanis install officers, welcome new members
• Jefferson crowns Klausing homecoming queen
• Meet the Socialist Party USA
• Krause enjoying school spirit
• Curator's Corner
• Hammond remembers fighting Viet Cong
• Van Wert hosts annual Apple Festival
• St. John’s Hall of Fame to induct class of 2101
• Scholars of the day
• Wachtmann tours quarry
• Glandorf’s St. John’s plans 'St. Bonifest' Oct. 30
• K of C foundation offers scholarships
• St. John’s Fall Festival
• Glandorf’s St. John’s plans ‘St. Bonifest’ Oct. 30
• Vantage fruit sale to begin
• Scholars of the Day
• Haunhorst family ‘dressing’ Fall Festival dinners for decades
• Franklin celebrates ‘Excellent’ rating
• Buehrer, Cranmer vie for Senate seat
• Jefferson to crown 2010 Homecoming Queen Friday night
• Library to begin work on new building
• Fall vegetable garden cleanup
• Trinity Friends to host New Vision
• It Was News Then
• Court News
• Scholars of the Day
• Difference in fine print
• Council OKs zoning change, police contract
• Jones pleads insanity on murder charge
• Scholars of the Day
• Adult Day Care seeking volunteers
• Marion Township Trustees
• It Was News Then
• Kalida students read to break record
• Meadows earns deficiency-free health care survey
• Local businesses finalists for Chamber Small Business Award
• Man dies from injuries in Ottoville home explosion
• Mayor declares Van Wert Elks Week
• YWCA youth swim lessons to begin
• YMCA to hold flag football tournament
• St. John’s Class of 1940 reunites
• School board plans ‘board walk’
• Latta, Finkenbiner, Smith face off for 5th District seat
• Schulte receives black belt
• United Way president to retire
• Scholars of the Day
• Pumpkin carving contest
• CD of A planning card party
• German student enjoying differences in Delphos
• Church finalizes purchase of property
• Meet the ‘Libertarians’
• Early farm equipment on display at museum
• Class of 45 meets for 65th reunion
• The City Feed Store Closes its doors
• Art guild celebrates new home with seventh Artfest show
• Halloween offerings ready for brave at heart
• Vantage students give back
• Sidewalk underway at Garfield Park
• Scholars of the Day
• VAN WERT COURT NEWS
• Kasich and Strickland to debate tonight
• Drive One 4 UR School raises $5,600 for schools
• It Was News Then
• Park district sets events
• 3-year-old faces rare cancer
• Firefighters visit preschool
• Clearing public ‘fog’ about mental illness
• Meet the ‘Greens’
• Boosters give final pledge for stadium renovation
• Stratton appraises antiques at Delphos Public Library
• It Was News Then
• Cause of death determined in murder case
• Scholars of the Day
• Sheriff’s office to start new automated phone system Friday
• Habitat celebrates 3,000th home
• Aging, memory loss can go hand-in-hand
• Huffman faces newcomer Miller for 4th District seat
• In The Waiting Room
• First Lady Strickland visits Van Wert
• Gomer hosts Welsh exhibit
• Locals show views on abortion
• Scholars of the Day
• Obergassel youngest exchange student yet
• Ankerman crowned St. John’s Homecoming Queen
• Soloist performs at St. John's
• Delphos library accepting ideas for adult programming
• Ottoville class of 1980 holds 30-year reunion
• CLC makes donations, plans for busy October
• Co-ops generate billions while supporting community causes
• Putnam libraries to host programs
• Miller graduates from Army ROTC course
• It Was News Then
• Marion Township Trustees
• Scholars of the Day
• Stadium project going well after Phase 2
• 2010 St. John’s Homecoming Court
• Jennings seniors prepare play
• Library seeks .87-mill levy
• Author visits Franklin Elementary
• Seniors take Rotary Walking Tour
• Gomer one of 14 U.S. cities to host ‘Welsh in America’
• Joey Fratello’s not run-of-mill pizza joint
• Wacthmann guest speaker at Veterans Banquet
• It Was News Then
• No one hurt in house fire
• Scholars of the Day
• Area schools a good example for Obama
• Bingo! music to Pohlman’s ears
• Street project wrapping up
• Van Wert YWCA seeking mentors
• Kohls chosen CLC Fraternalist of the Year
• Lincolnview spikers outplay St. John’s
• Lear spreads wings after China training
• Health Dept. to ID those who may have been exposed to pertussis
• Visiting student embraces Delphos
• Thrift Shop outfitter for Halloween costumes
• Rotary offers 13th annual tour of Delphos to seniors
• The Glory Ride
• Scholars of the Day
• St. John’s Elementary honors grandparents
• Tender Times observes first day
• It Was News Then
• Canal Days 5K results
• It Was News Then
• Remembering the Chew Chew Restaurant
• Scholars of the Day
• Pop-up storm rolls trailer
• School board OKs levy removal, expiration
• Rain forces ‘See You at the Pole’ inside
• Jennings residents to see hike in sanitary sewer rate
• Elida school board takes a stand against more unfunded state mandates
• Students visit Veterans Memorial Park
• 2010 Canal Days Grand Prize Drawing winners
• Big Ticket winner
• Police arrest 2
• Herald Give-Away winners
• Scholars of the Day
• Canal Days draws record crowds
• Canal Days
• Canal days
• Scholars of the Day
• Ottoville home explosion sends one to hospital
• CANAL DAYS PET PARADE
• More Pet Parade winners
• Fishing Derby winners
• Green Beret reconned in ‘Nam
• Class of 1938 celebrates 72nd reunion
• It Was News Then
• Downtown Fitness wins 2010 battle
• Jennings slates activities
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 2
• Health Technology real world skills
• It Was News Then
• Extending the Bush tax credits
• Swick graduates from Navy Officer Candidate Training
• Record 400 ‘Toast’ the city
• Ottoville admin. to attend ‘Race to the Top’ meeting
• Scholars of the Day
• Donald E. Horstman
• EarthTalk
• Scholars of the Day
• Workers ready downtown for Canal Days
• It Was News Then
• Sewing center to host pattern authors at shop hop
• Senior apartment complex under construction
• Council addresses zoning change for credit union move
• Families Take Action seeking support for school income tax
• Assistance program promoted in Delphos
• Putnam ABLE/GED underway, Allen starts next week
• Scholars of the Day
• Marion Township Trustees
• High school to start Advisement Program
• MADD honors area Top Cops
• Beckman to retire from Interfaith Thrift Shop
• Day Of Caring food drive underway
• YWCA offers aquatic fitness personal training
• YMCA to host Health Fair-Open House
• Senior citizen center dedicates garage
• On the Banks of Yesteryear ...
• 2010 Van Wert County Fair Results
• Fire at Old Lumber yard in Van Wert
• Schimmoeller to reign as 2010 Canal Days Queen
• Kalida holds annual Pioneer Days
• Scholars of the Day
• The Glory Ride
• Ottawa library offers jewelry-making class
• 11 to vie for Canal Days crown
• Pathfinders earn Van Wert County Fair awards
• It Was News Then
• Vantage/Vancrest Intergenerational Project
• Scholars of the Day
• Herald welcomes new cartoonist
• Priest to give demo derby a bang-up try
• Van Wert Fair Band Show
• It Was News Then
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeking mentors for youths
• Nomina gives stadium update to Optimists
• Van Wert Fair Band Show
• State lowers dam on Auglaize River
• It’s flu vaccination season
• Library trustees to decide renovation of new building
• Scholars of the Day
• Task force finds 210 marijuana plants
• VAN WERT COUNTY COURT NEWS
• Church gives back to community
• Water fitness instructors needed
• Jones to speak at dedication
• Elks declare this week National Patriotism Week
• United Way of Van Wert County announces 2010 Day of Caring
• It Was News Then
• Geary promoted to general manager
• Chamber announces Small Business Award nominees
• Wilcox earns awards for masonry heater
• Love is a verb, not just a cute noun
• Delphos Public Library sets book sale Sept. 20-30
• Rotary helps with roofing project at Stadium Park
• Schnipke wins Senior Showman
• Bonifas grabs Junior Showmanship
• The Glory Ride
• In The Waiting Room
• Jefferson adds online learning
• Wassenberg names fall adult classes
• Boston Trip Awaits
• 154th Van Wert County Fair Opens
• Wellman Seed Scholars of the Day
• Pathfinders qualify for state fair
• Hirns reflect on vagabond journey
• Altenburger shows Grand Champion Market Hog at Allen County Fair
• Scholars of the Day
• ONU professor receives largest research grant in university history
• It Was News Then
• Church Basement Ladies return to NPAC to serve up all-new Christmas program
• Fifth Habitat home underway
• Jennings student council to host OASC conference — again
• Historical marker unveiled at Landeck
• Scholars of the Day
• 9 youth vie for Van Wert County Fair crowns
• YMCA Pioneer Days Fall Rendezvous
• YWCA Car Smash at Van Wert County Fair
• Thrift Shop getting ready for change of season
• Delphos students back in the classrooms
• Delphos students back in the classrooms
• Haunhorst earns first place at fair
• Scholars of the Day
• The Glory Ride
• MECCA sets annual Canal Diggers Affair
• Schools receive State Report Cards
• Delphos pair rake it in at fair auction
• A salute to our veterans - Jim Weeden
• Safety comes first
• It Was News Then
• Property owner catches thieves in the act
• Council committee continues low-speed vehicle use study
• Van Wert wind farm plan moves ahead
• Marijuana plants found in cornfield, charges pending
• Siblings win Grand, Reserve Champion
• Looser new executive director at Van Wert Y
• It Was News Then
• Marijuana plants found in cornfield, charges pending
• Siblings win Grand, Reserve Champion
• Looser new executive director at Van Wert Y
• Prayer service set Thursdays
• Landeck sets open house
• Final Rotary concert Sunday
• PTO Mum Sale deadline Sept. 3
• Council committee continues low-speed vehicle use study
• Van Wert wind farm plan moves ahead
• Joseph: hard work pays off at fair
• Bluffton U. senior in piano recital
• It Was News Then
• Chamber seeks nods for 2010 Small Business of the Year awards
• Dunlap takes Grand Champion - Born and Raised in Allen County Mkt. Steer
• Ottoville to expand parking
• West Nile in Putnam County
• YWCA sets registration for fall program
• Pool now open at YMCA
• Dunkle to present ‘Ben Faurot and his Damn Dam’ Sunday
• Allen County Fair ribbon cutting
• Whooping Cough cases in Allen County a concern for coming school year
• Paving scam found in Allen County
• Donate Life Education Vehicle on tour
• 39th annual Ed and Nellie Vonderembse Reunion held
• Curator's Corner
• Pet Corner
• New drug trend hits Delphos
• McAdoo 2010 Rabbit Queen
• ‘Bikers for Babies’ rolls through Delphos
• the Glory Ride
• It Was News Then
• Vantage begins new school year
• Elementary sets assembly, open house Monday
• Canal museum changes hours
• Bank taking exhibits for 25th annual show
• Class of 2005 sets reunion
• Honigford pitches to 2nd place at worlds title
• Equestrian therapy provides character education
• City moving forward with economic development
• Ottoville ready to start school year
• Under the Covers ....
• Corn stalk has 6 ears
• Scout proposes Eagle project to village
• Elida school project moving along swiftly
• Knebel pleads guilty, sentencing Sept. 23
• VW hospital land dispute persists
• Van Wert County YMCA offers SilverSneakers memberships
• Cross wins trip in P&R Medical anniversary give away
• More Van Wert County Foundation scholarship winners
• I.D. theft hits Delphos
• VFW makes final pledge payment
• Kiwanis help with school supplies
• Van Wert needs poll workers
• Y names new fitness trainer
• Paws to Consider
• Pool a quick cool off Sunday
• Canal tests OK for algae
• The Glory Ride
• Van Wert County Foundation scholarship winners
• Motor Madness takes over Fort Jennings
• From the banks of yesteryear...
• Van Wert County Foundation scholarship winners
• Friendship Link and student exchange
• Library to seek estimates for First Street building
• Fall classes offered to retirees through Bluffton University
• Hershberger passes Navy basic training
• It Was News Then
• Marion Township Trustees
• Landeckers wrinkle nose at local steer operation
• Do-Right MC sets annual party
• FOX’s ‘Dance’ finale tonight
• Clay Street CSX crossing slated for repair
• Algae signs just a precaution
• Postal Museum Curator Levitt gives ‘sneak peak’
• School board ready for bell to ring
• UNOH dorms house students from 36 states
• Voinovich attends Ohio State Fair
• Author to share story at book-signing event
• Senior Expo set Friday
• Summer Crisis Program helps low-income families stay connected
• Ottoville Bank Company joins chamber
• Phil Dirt & The Dozers draws huge crowd to par
• Franklin sets registration
• The Glory Ride
• Eagle Print only SNAP certified quad printer in US
• Franklin Elementary roof needs attention
• Buckling up can be sweet
• Kindergartners need chickenpox shots
• Honor a loved one; help the library
• Midwest Electric members donate $13,500 to charities
• Corn hole, fire truck rides hold crowd in afternoon

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