Lima, OH News

• Lima, OH News
• Police calls
• Memorial Day: Vets honor each other
• Schools test-drive state’s online testing system
• Locals paying it forward
• ASTOP closing its doors
• Lima board honored for making arts a priority
• Car hits house; two injured
• Police calls
• Husky strike: Cool heads, hot feet
• Memorial Day: Region did its part in Civil War
• In The City: Club raises flags for Memorial Day
• Tell Me About It: It’s a piece of cake
• New extension educator: 4-H much more than some think
• Youth Profile: Spencerville students earn FFA honors
• Youth Profile: New Knoxville teen is artist in the making
• Salute to region’s World War II veterans who died this year
• David Trinko: Ottoville woman’s 8-year struggle pays off with Dayton degree
• Union plans to be on picket line for at least a week
• Pension changes push some teachers to retire
• Woman organizes veterans appreciation event
• Nonprofits struggle to put on bingo
• Utility pole catches fire
• Regional Roundup: CIAO gives $15,000 in scholarships
• Five injured in two-vehicle crash
• Crime Stoppers
• Service club award scholarships
• IN THE MILITARY
• Swimming holes open for business on unofficial start of summer
• Bakery offers $10,000 reward for capture of bomb threat caller
• Upcoming graduation times
• Faber: Senate freezes work on Kasich’s tax plan for banks
• Berger: Community task forces achieve results
• Openings available for Safety City Summer Academy
• Grove native earns Fulbright award
• Husky’s hourly workers strike at Lima Refinery
• Husky strike: 'Up all night, and they're not moving'
• Memorial Weekend Weather: Hope you like the 90s!
• What a day! Six local teams are one win from state
• Portman pushes Senate panel to fund JSMC into 2015
• LACCA fair puts focus on home ownership
• Search party to look Saturday for Vaughnsville man
• Collaborative effort aims to connect businesses with skilled workers
• Lima teen accused of raping 90-year-old wants second psych evaluation
• Lima board considering same levy attempt
• Bill Walter named to Rhodes board
• McGovern honored with rededication
• Behind every happy grad is an expense
• Raffle will net winner $5,000
• Semi rollover blocks 30 near Beaverdam
• Bart Mills: Advice to grads: Never mind
• Four injured in Route 117 wreck
• Fire destroys garage on McDonel Street
• Woman, 20, dies after hit by train in Sidney
• Grove’s superintendent leaving; will head school near Columbus
• Mother Nature not helping to improve water at Grand Lake
• Three people arrested in Mendon robbery
• Committee reviews benches, backups
• Teen to be tried as adult in Lima Senior bomb threat
• Man charged with murder professes innocence
• Kenton woman dies from injuries in May 13 crash
• Allen commissioners approve bridge items
• Indictments from IHOP raids to be announced today
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Bird’s nest ignites on top of porch light
• Congressmen push to accelerate flood mitigation
• Elida proposes 3 percent increase in water rates
• Children Services rolling out differential response in Allen County
• Wapakoneta woman dies in car-semi crash in Shawnee Township
• Lima schools seeks ‘Safe Routes to School’
• Berry early: Strawberries ripen two weeks early
• Family of electrocuted good samaritan files lawsuit
• Arts magnet ‘Sacred Ground’ art unveiled
• Unemployment down across region
• Letter: Lima ignored talented musician
• Dawn Kessinger: Make Lima class’s dream a reality
• Officials tackling prescription drug abuse
• Kasich to Celina: Conservatism works
• Elks keep up commitment to cerebral palsy programs
• Lima City Council mulls housing complex
• Businesses updated on future of STEM programs in Putnam County
• Man arrested in Lima shooting death
• School board to interview principal, curriculum candidates
• Thursday reception for retiring Oxley
• Lima home destroyed in fire
• Wapakoneta woman dies in apparent farm accident
• Motorcyclist spills, ruled dead at scene
• Two reported shot in Lima
• Historian: Tecumseh’s brother was spiritual leader
• Kenton man critical in ejection accident
• Get a free auto safety check
• Police calls
• Rising debt, interest rates leave students worried
• In The City: Garden club plants downtown beauty
• Tell Me About It: Lunar landings
• Youth Profile: Grove teen is not all talk
• Former rail mailman delivers history lesson
• Police calls
• Business owners talk about Road 5 widening
• Teen driving: safety behind the wheel
• A bouncing good education
• Lima City Council to debate housing complex
• Regional Roundup: University of Findlay raises money
• LACCA home fair one of many services agency offers
• Veterans program offered at Lima Harley-Davidson
• AKA awards scholarships, honors lost members
• Allen County puts up the welcome sign
• Celina Police: Thieves target those working in yard
• Monster trucks take over fairground
• Square Fair act announced
• Husky, union still without a contract
• Kiwanis award music scholarships
• House passes bill with Abrams work
• Police calls for Friday, May 18
• Lakewood Association will host dumpster
• UNOH sets career fair May 30
• Newborn dies after dog attack at Beaverdam home
• ‘Ungarage sale’ today at Allen County Children Services
• Toddler drowns in Logan County pool
• Spencerville schools going to voters in November for renewal
• Lima Municipal Court records May 8 to May 15
• Grand jury indicts Lima woman in school bomb threats
• Mandel: Get Washington out of the way to create jobs
• Lima’s Salvation Army kicks off 125th birthday year
• O-G coffee cart bigger than coffee
• Elida police find 29 pounds of marijuana
• The Lima News sold to new company
• Pandora man injured in farm accident
• Leader of Tomorrow credits special-needs sibling
• Trust at center of purchase policy discussion
• Saudi tank work will help bridge production gap
• Historian sheds light on PHT burial site
• Officials: Pit bulls still regulated in Lima, even after new state law
• Lima octogenarians will take a leap for Blue Star Mothers fundraiser
• Man receives award for helping catch gas station robber
• Lima OKs fire hydrant usage to fill pools
• Tavern at Tamarac: new menu, direction
• ONU honored by Washington, D.C., group
• Car hits pedestrian; juvenile injured
• Restoration in peace: Dug up twice, Lima general’s grave gets a face-lift
• An indigenous mystery: Where is PHT buried?
• OSU’s Gee says collaboration future of higher education
• Crisis counselors helping O-G pupils deal with death
• Past, present chiefs honor service of Lima police officers
• WORTH Center plans unique open house
• Apollo culinary teacher to earn top state award
• Charges filed in Celina credit card theft case
• St. Charles principal leaving
• Sukup to remain in Delphos
• Cut Rate Tobacco robbery suspect arrested
• Bluffton officers honored 8 decades later
• Apollo to move forward with renovation project
• Overtime controversy lingers in Cridersville
• Director defends Lima’s Community Development Department
• Record-seekers fly through Van Wert, region
• Allen County Common Pleas Court April 26 to May 7
• Liberty pupils ‘green’ art on display
• Births
• Old cellphones to help Ohio Lincoln Highway
• Monday's school delays
• Local companies look to fill wind power niche for residential, commercial properties
• Letter: Four reasons whySherrod must go
• Police calls
• Astronaut visits hometown of space hero
• Saving the Cheryl Allen Center
• In The City: Volunteer a decade-long veteran of Rally in the Square
• Tell Me About It: Cyclist can’t wait to get on the road again
• Youth Profile: New Bremen’s math guy
• Thomas Lucente: Fortunately, America was founded by libertarian wing nuts
• David Trinko: Appreciating our mothers, one cough at a time
• Safe’s treasures revealed during Ottawa art fest
• Man drives into house, in serious condition
• LPD open house a history lesson, relationship builder
• Health care leader Jim Reber retires
• Busy moms tell all
• Vantage delivers skills, supplies to Haiti
• Region Roundup: Lima resident finds success despite all odds
• Collett Street closed until October
• Unclaimed funds treasure hunt on Tuesday
• Grief camp for kids to be held in June
• Encore Theatre: ‘Moon’ mixes comedy, touching moments
• Cut Rate Tobacco robbed
• Bartsch still in limbo, but still sees the good
• CDBG help: Grant funds do not come easy
• Students told with a positive addiction they can achieve anything
• Artists take in Faurot Park, paint landscape
• Commissioners oust Putnam Acres administrator
• New Allen auditor website goes live Monday
• Allen health board renames building in honor of longtime health commissioner
• Shuttle astronaut at Armstrong Museum Sunday
• Road 5 protestors picket Putnam courthouse
• So much for the Kibby roundabout
• Kasich to keynote Reagan Day dinner
• Roads safer in 2012 ..., so far
• Task force makes another bust in Delphos
• Gunshots reported on south side
• Agency helps sort out Medicare options
• Prevention programs in Putnam County are working
• Lima schools to lower GPA requirement for extra curricular activities
• Teen blows second chance, goes to prison
• Lima schools cutting $1 million
• Seven decades later, old classmate reunite at LMH
• Drug dealer gets 6 years prison
• Bart Mills: Mom’s wisdom from actions, not words
• Miller City FFA chapter celebrates 50th anniversary
• Civil War Brigade brings history to life in Waynesfield
• Wellness Day promotes broader view of health
• Postal Service announces plan to keep rural offices open
• FOP state president honors officers
• Toxic algae growing earlier at Grand Lake
• Director stepping down from Allen Lima Leadership
• No bids for Allen County’s former county home
• Food boxes and benefits assistance given at church
• Hazardous materials training exercise happening in Lima
• Outage leaves 507 without power in Kenton
• Handcuffed suspect flees Ada Police following arrest
• I-75 traffic delays expected today
• Ottawa-Glandorf hires two new principals
• Magistrate: Upthegrove was disorderly during police visit
• Husted urges poll workers in Lima visit
• Allen County Fair looks near, far for new manager
• Ford to boost factory output by 40,000 vehicles
• Dana Community Foundation donates $15,000 to support Lima-area nonprofit groups
• Lima Senior DECA adds onto last year’s success
• Local agencies qualify for anti-drug grant money
• Lima man caught breaking into house near Waynesfield
• Semi crosses median near Botkins
• 12-year-old joyrider crashes into Bellefontaine home
• Tom Harrison: Mom comes to mind during National Day of Prayer
• Tractor-trailer flips on I-75 near Findlay
• Employers recruit UNOH students
• Bar owners address Lima City Council
• Consultant: Drastic measures needed to make US healthier
• Lickity Split burglarized; Middle Point man caught after pursuit
• Troopers seize 18 pounds of marijuana near Sidney
• Lima reviews CDBG spending
• Alger man identified as driver killed after brief chase in Lima
• Judge grants second evaluation for man charged in murder case
• Richey faces sentencing this morning
• Average price for gas up slightly from a week ago
• Heavy rain, lightning expected this morning in Lima area
• Jim Krumel: The Lima News has best showing in AP contest
• Police calls
• Driver dies in crash after fleeing police
• ONU students raising money to buy plane for Congolese
• Pair launch screenwriters group
• Tell Me About It: Fitness runs in the family
• Youth Profile: Boxing, faith helping teen through
• Youth Profile: The beat goes on for Wapak teen
• War hero visits hometown of Columbus Grove
• Tour provides tips on building Energy Star homes
• Number of longtime jobless still at historic highs
• Deputies searching for missing man
• New housing coming to Lima
• Neil Winget: Ten tips to avoid bad buying experience
• Region Roundup: EBay auction benefits Angels for Animals
• Crime Stoppers
• Registration open for Trails Camp
• Lima’s coax kid: Larry Bryan ends 42-year career in cable business
• Husky union rejects contract
• Young diabetic stays strong, helping others
• Japanese Consul: More investment for Ohio
• Faber says GOP needs strong grassroots effort to win in November
• Woman in day care fraud case earns ankle bracelet
• Metcalf St. rail crossing closed next week
• Lima Police bust pot-growing operation
• Lima native to head state Bar
• Man charged in Celina auto repair shop thefts
• Trial pushed back in Hardin County overdose case
• Senator president: Wachtmann’s ‘Heartbeat’ bill needs revisions
• Ohio Senate passes bill to ban driver texts
• Cloverdale man died in crash near Kalida
• Allen County Fair 2012
• One dead in one-car crash west of Kalida
• Mandel urges new leadership during speech in Wapak to Patriots groups
• Passenger injured in Delphos collision
• Lima customers support, slam AEP rate request
• Officials: Lima’s new water tower shows economic, community strength
• Creepy, crawling creatures visit Lima's South Science Technology Magnet
• Lima region pauses to mark National Day of Prayer
• Democracy sculpture celebrates 20 years, still relevant
• Lima man files lawsuit over demolishing planned gay community center
• Lima Municipal Court records April 24 to April 27
• Benefit honors single mom who died in Lima fire
• Donald Stratton: LPD 125 years old and still surviving the criticism
• 4x4 Monster Truck Show 2012
• Cridersville will review all employee OT
• Crowd shows to support Cheryl Allen Center
• Ayers Inc. named small business of 2012
• LCC student grabs Elks Student of the Year honors
• Upthegrove faces criminal charge over bar
• Retiring Shawnee principal named Optimist Educator of the Year
• Workshop aimed at Big Brother Big Sister mentors
• Commissioners recognize Mental Health month
• Credit card thief shops in Delphos
• Lima judge finds probable cause in teen’s bomb threat case
• Births
• John Grindrod: Yielding to the guy swan song of the Stooges
• U.S. 224 closed after semis, car collide
• Doctor: Fat’s not the culprit
• New owners will close Delphos I & K facility
• Lima police gearing up for 125th anniversary
• Celina police look for burglar
• Cheryl Allen Center may close without financial help
• Brownsville Station to play Square Fair
• Autopsy completed on man found dead on Lima porch
• Celina Police seek credit card thief
• St. Marys enrichment center to open to public
• Huffman proposal could change schools’ construction funding list
• Kiarash Zarezadeh: Parables meet porn in Game of Thrones
• Former bar owner says police ruined his business
• New signs illustrate harmful algal blooms
• Allen County Sheriff’s Office looking for help in series of burglaries
• The politics of student loans
• Rotarians introduced to robotic surgery
• St. John’s teacher earns Golden Apple honors
• Ellis remembered for giving heart, child advocacy
• Van Wert police, state patrol team up for 20-plus arrests
• General Dynamics awarded tank work
• College bridge class offered
• Police calls
• Bradfield Center hosts diabetes clinic
• I-75 rebuild on schedule
• In The City: Volunteers help keep river clean
• Tell Me About It: Fit to party
• Youth Profile: Grove teen in it for others
• Youth Profile: St. Marys teen already in business
• Police calls
• Spare the spanking, advocates urge
• High school businessmen creating apps, games
• Corn springs back with warm, dry spring
• How criminals get their guns
• Plumbers union celebrates 75 years
• Grant brings iPads to special-needs pupils in St. Marys
• Regional Roundup: Lima area full of ‘Tough Mudders’
• Workshop offered for cemetery preservation
• Lima Noon Sertoma Summer Program
• Four-car crash closes Harding Highway
• Police calls to bars: By the numbers
• Responding to human trafficking requires shift in thinking
• Liberty Bell Award goes to Lima superintendent
• South students honor Arbor Day, school plants trees
• Van Wert to hold motorcycle rally
• Utilities lines in constant change
• Police calls for Friday, April 27
• North student pulls fire alarm
• Putnam County chooses three outstanding senior citizens
• Columbus Grove receives CIC award
• Lima board to consider lowering GPA requirement for sports, extras
• Heritage teacher gets nod as next principal
• ‘Outstanding’ Lima teachers awarded
• USV accepting open enrollment applications
• Dola alumni banquet set USV accepting open enrollment applications
• House Committee makes room for Abrams
• A young 98: Birthday girl still working in St. Charles cafeteria
• St. Charles pupils raise funds, donate toys to St. Rita’s
• Spring cleaning for the Ottawa
• School funding answer still needed
• Births
• After nine years, public officials dialogue keeps the talks going
• AEP Ohio starts over on rate increase plan
• Clint’s advice holds true on home repair
• A better grade for air in Allen County
• State rescinds Met Housing’s audit award
• Mandel to campaign in region
• Police calls
• Lima police seek robber
• Celina man killed in collision
• Mideast scholar speaks at Ohio Northern
• Spencerville pulls August levy renewal try
• Southern states open checkbooks for auto jobs
• Obama campaign launches tour in Lima
• Brown, Jordan hope letters can save Lima’s JSMC
• Officials urge caution, safety in work zones
• Man gets 3 years prison over theft
• Kalida releases salary information
• Almost 500 file for housing help
• Beaverdam house burns for second time
• Lima’s South Baxter closed for demolition
• MADD recognizes top cops from region
• River otter given permanent home in museum
• USV hires leader, cuts seven teachers
• Lima moves forward with renovations
• Lima council objects to Brownstone license
• Lima committee moves on panhandler vote
• Contest winners’ art featured on recycling trucks
• Trash cart exchange begins this week
• Cridersville council meeting rescheduled
• Delphos barn fire whipped up by wind
• LPD, review committee receive no complaints
• Husky plans fire training this week
• Oxley to speak at Bluffton University commencement
• A long day: Workers ride bus to McComb for job
• In The City: Lima woman loves helping babies
• Tell Me About It: Nuts for squirrels
• Youth Profile: New Knoxville teen 'always improving'
• Review: Lima Symphony closes its season with great success
• Police calls
• David Trinko: Unusual horse from Lima finds its way north
• Hundreds turn out for cake challenge at Shawnee Country Club
• City looking for independent review of Cambridge, depot fixes
• Cooperative approach on environment
• Regional Roundup: Campaign giving away books
• Police calls for Saturday, April 21
• Honda recognizes area suppliers
• Superheroes have their day
• National prescription drug take-back day
• Friends of Symphony hold geranium sale
• Humane Society of Allen County open house, baby shower today
• Lima Lions testing kids’ eyes today
• Romney wins LCC’s mock convention
• Black leaders speak out against blitz, police practices
• Lima Senior students create student council to give students voice
• Lima police object to Upthegrove’s liquor license renewal
• Lima-area police conduct enforcement blitz
• Family event aims to ‘spank out’ potential child abuse
• 10 plead not guilty in latest alleged day care fraud scheme
• Harrod company wins $5.8 million ODOT project near North Baltimore
• Lake Improvement Association wants ideas
• Informational meeting on school funding set in Lima
• Diabetes screening, workshop April 29 at Bradfield Center
• Nursing homes sponsor reading challenge for those 50-plus
• Findlay, Ottawa mayors seek federal help with flooding
• AAA Ohio pushes anti-texting message
• LCC ready for mock presidential convention
• KKK member pleads not guilty
• Christian athletes recognized
• Allen County grand jury indictments for April
• Births
• Wapak man fêted for BGSU support
• Bluffton president given 4 more years
• Equine day includes horse chiropractor
• 3 locals win at MLK Oratorical Contest
• Fire ruins deck, melts siding
• Fire alarm clears beauty academy
• Spring tea with dolls requires registration
• Spencerville principal lands St. Marys superintendent job
• Police calls
• Lima Senior students talk cow dung with Ottawa officials
• 10 indicted in Lima in latest day care fraud
• Nominees sought for youth leader program
• Allen County has more money for road, bridge projects this year
• KMI maintains wind plan, endorses referendum
• Fort Shawnee contracts for trash hauler
• Village hires new finance director
• Marimor partners with service provider
• Rhodes State tuition increasing 4 percent
• Marimor renovations include filling in pool
• Fewer Lima families seeking vouchers
• Kalida action delays KMI wind project
• West Central Ohio home to active earthquake center
• Richey tells his side of the retaliation story
• Ada preschool sets open house, summer camps
• Celina driver killed in wreck with semi
• Kitchen fire damages Franklin St. home
• Bar owners say beefed-up patrols hurt business
• Lima teacher gets 4 years in prison for sex with student
• High winds may have caused canoe death on Indian Lake
• Illustrator entertains, shares lessons with Bath pupils
• OSHA slams Botkins company after amputation accident
• Delphos police investigate drug death
• 2nd woman guilty in day care fraud
• Food Bank needs Facebook votes to win cash
• Arch proposed over Findlay’s Main Street
• Divers recover man’s body at Indian Lake
• Anna rescue building damaged in fire
• Fire destroys truck on U.S. Route 30
• Police calls
• Elida switching trash haulers
• In The City: Allen County man gets young people working
• Tell Me About It: Busy as a bee
• SUV found deserted in Findlay Reservoir
• Youth Profile: Elida's 'Mad Max' gaining respect on racetrack
• Youth Profile: Waynesfield teen has eyes on the past
• Where does tax money go?
• Cridersville police chief logs lots of OT, big paycheck
• Ada church works to rebuild after fire
• Straight allies know power of advocating for gay loved ones
• Lima Young Professionals to host 5th annual Green Tie Affair
• Regional Roundup: 2 area children get Disney wishes fulfilled
• Rays Supermarkets helping food pantries
• CIAO scholarship applications available
• Small business fair set
• Library, Applebee’s partner for fundraiser
• Portman staff to meet with public
• Development agency produces new video
• Suspended sheriff agrees to plea deal, sex charge to be dismissed
• Richey pleads guilty to retaliation charge
• ODOT plans interstate work near Findlay
• Veterans invited to meet with Sherrod Brown’s staff
• Students learning Lima Senior history, art piece coming
• Police calls for Friday, April 13
• Two Lima men arrest in Wapak bust
• Apollo looks for input on levy attempt
• St. Marys hospital, Anthem at impasse
• Delphos Library turns 100
• Grand jury declines to indict man in bar slaying
• Liberty 8th-graders unveil hunger awareness billboards
• ONU tries to clean up offensive, hurtful words
• Speaker shares story of foster care
• Mercer sheriff conduct compliance check
• Expect anything car show
• Woman touts unique background in Ohio Supreme Court run
• Police calls for
• Truck driver dies in fiery wreck
• Documentary looks at wind power
• A gift for Bluffton’s future: DTR, Toyota give $15,000 to school district
• Apollo dedicates burn room, provides another level of training
• Officials at St. Rita’s tout latest tool in fight against cancer
• Allen County transfers eastern half of county for water service
• Weather service explains how river levels predicted
• Allen County updates smoking policy
• Births
• Police calls for Wednesday, April 11
• Lima Senior Book Bag Proposal
• Drivers injured in two-car wreck
• ONU hosts talk against death penalty
• O-G continues reductions, not replacing staff
• ODOT kicks off construction season
• Elida schools likely headed to November ballot issue
• $250,000 bail set for man charged in Lima bar shooting
• One of Lima’s favorite florists retires, sells business
• No fatal accidents in March in Allen County
• Births
• Woman sues law firm for negligence
• Police calls for Tuesday, April 10
• Delphos schools among several area districts to earn clean audits
• Expected cold temperatures prompts freeze watch in region
• American Township goes slow on rezoning request
• Council hears about speed cameras
• Where the sidewalk (debate) ends
• Man surrenders in Marko’s shooting; another sought
• Sign Source fined for safety
• Man loses appeal in death outside St. Marys bar
• Senior health care company opens
• Chamber to hold QR code workshop
• Births
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records March 15-19, 2012
• Average price for gas down slightly to start week
• Police calls
• In The City: Pupils take over Capitol
• Youth Profile: Jennings teen goes for the goal
• Tell Me About It: Patrolling the parks
• Youth Profile: That’s a wrap!
• ‘The episode’ Those unique problems
• Morning fire causes extensive damage
• Road near Ford closed today
• Lima scores scoreboard
• Pondering kindergarten
• Firefighters get practice on building slated for demolition
• Police calls for
• Regional Roundup: Rhodes State student named top scholar
• Library hosting humor columnist
• Free prescription medication disposal
• Suspect charged in brother’s murder seeks high-priced expert
• Teen survives 2 crashes in one day
• Renovation option focus of Apollo community forum
• Brothers add feed store for year-round work
• Biz incubator encourages risk-taking
• Firefighters to have fire training exercises at old restaurant building
• Trooper busts man with pot brownies
• Chamber to hold business expo
• 2 women injured in crash
• Suspect allegedly said bomb was in her son’s book bag
• Fort Shawnee plan clears financial commission
• Raises cause problems for county leaders
• Residents continue fight against widening Road 5
• LuLu’s Diner expanding times two
• Staying afloat: Physics students put cardboard boats to the test
• LuLu’s Diner expanding times two
• Village opens garbage bids
• 3 soldiers killed in Afghan attack were from Ohio
• Easter Closings
• Births
• Police calls for Thursday
• Chair defends Met Housing
• Detective: Suspect watched brother gurgle for hours after shooting him
• Mental health advocates lobby to restore funds
• Exploring college, careers
• Allen County to purchase replacement bomb dog
• City mowing abandoned lots
• Civic Center announces free use
• Teddy Bear fundraiser at Applebee’s
• Sign Pro starts scholarship, accepting applications
• Man killed in early morning crash near Ohio City
• Health ranking puts Putnam near top
• Richey expected to change plea Monday
• DeWine plans to strengthen Ohio gun laws
• Lima considers street fixes
• Fort finance director resigns again
• Community For Kids Breakfast
• Lima schools magnet applications due
• ONU discusses Ohio’s death penalty
• Auglaize County Historical Society hosts program
• Police calls for Tuesday
• Two drivers elude tractor sandwich
• Fort Shawnee finance director quits after 6 months
• Kalida considers putting wind turbine issue up for vote
• Book bags back, searches on
• Latta promotes fracking, oil pipeline
• Lima cops seek suspects in weekend shootings
• Alum treatments begin at Grand Lake as officials unveil new dredger
• Suspended Shelby County sheriff seeks dismissal of sexual battery case
• McCoy elected head of Allen Democrats
• Perry students take in Husky experience
• Lima committee considers sidewalk repairs
• Lima couple win Exchange Club volunteer award
• Prodigious pasta — plus cannoli
• Lima march honors slain Fla. teen
• Four die in Mercer County collision
• Allen official defends pay raises
• In The City: Lima woman helps shelter meet mission
• Tell Me About It: Mime couple speak out
• Youth profile: Botkins senior wins state math medal
• New method for important message
• Growing up on the farm, but not too close
• Coffee house owner sharing passion for the bean
• K-Kids making decisions, giving back
• Regional Roundup: Former Lima resident publishes book
• Concerns raised about wind turbines near Kalida
• Temple Christian sets open houses
• School out early Thursday, spring break follows
• Open enrollment meeting Wednesday
• Manor searching for vendors
• Bond set at $100,000 for woman charged with bomb scare at Lima schools
• Rhodes to host admission, financial aid meeting
• Accolades, thanks abundant as health commissioner retires Health building to be named for Rosebrock
• KKK member to appear in court for intimidation incident
• Pharmacy technician earns national company award
• Klansman faces court hearing in Hardin County
• In the wake of bomb threats, some tips for Lima businesses
• Did Jesse Lowe's campaign work?
• Lima on Mega-Millions: "I would smile, baby, smile"
• Don Stratton: A really hot issue, particularly in the old days
• Bluffton students pray against violence
• Water rescue efforts recognized in Putnam County
• Lima woman arrested, charged with making 3 bomb threats
• Lima Senior pupils protest bookbag ban
• Drugs Bring Death ends four-year run
• New Verizon store opens on Elida Road
• New Verizon store opens on Elida Road
• Allen County agency recruiting foster parents
• Investigators probe reported suicide near Celina
• American Township liquor option defeated
• Memorial march set for Florida teen
• Police calls
• Minster teachers approve contract
• Shredding alleged in Met Housing raid
• Lima, Allen County officers offer ‘Coffee with a Cop’
• Warden during Lucasville riots shares lessons learned
• Bomb threat written on Continental bathroom wall
• Three locals headed to state geography bee
• SADD, AAA promote safe teen drivers at Allen East
• Health event gets makeover with Community Wellness Day
• Allen commissioners approve Best One abatement
• Lima Municipal Court records March 23 through 27, 2012
• Statewide tornado drill this morning
• Bomb threat clears New Knoxville school
• Kalida residents opposed to wind turbine proposal
• Jefferson Award winners share the spotlight
• Wapak school staff cut by two
• Committee contemplates “Henderson Overpass”
• Costs adding up over bomb threats
• Fire destroys house near Beaverdam
• Wires short out, cause AEP outage
• Auto task force keeps up lobbying of state
• Sertoma honors McClellan with ‘Service to Mankind’ award
• Births
• Unemployment down slightly in region
• Kenton schools among several area districts to earn clean audits
• Three departments battle house fire
• Marimor holds up on plan to privatize some services
• New tenants for an old firehouse
• Council pulls brakes on Train Depot fix
• Jefferson Awards: Honoring Mr. St. Marys
• Cheney denies involvement in alleged fraudulent petition circulation
• ONU students in hoodies protest Florida shooting
• Lima Exchange Club honors teens with A.C.E. Awards
• Visiting judge considers moving Richey trial
• New rules for farmers near Grand Lake
• Lima-area gas prices down slightly after rough week
• Jim Krumel: Black-and-white photos bring shades of inconsistency
• Police calls
• Women shine at international expo
• Downtown walk gives feet to faith
• Two arrested after report of gunfire
• Mr. Cool, Calm and Collected calls it a career as a Lima cop
• In The City: Officials seeking others to help with hockey league
• Jefferson Awards: Lima woman continues fifth decade of service
• Youth Profile: Jennings teen embraces future
• Police calls
• Solider honored decades after service
• Portman: Get started drilling
• Rosebrock witnessed four decades of change
• Fair Hall of Fame seeks nominees
• Lima City Council to vote on Best One tax break
• Boating safety classes set
• Living costs low in Findlay, lower in Lima
• Ellis Easter dinner set
• Hanz gets a kick out of volunteering for youth soccer
• Regional Roundup: Lima youth help tornado victims
• Oh, this warm weather…
• Teen enters not guilty pleas in alleged rape of 90-year-old
• Problem escalates when Bluffton student assaults resident
• Listen to the disenfranchised
• Shobe gives children hope
• Truck driver a finalist for hero award
• Glenn lodges complaint about levy vote
• Shooting simulator helps train cadets at Rhodes State for real world
• OSU changing education program
• Wellness program started for Putnam employees
• Cheney tossed from Allen election ballot; elections director alleges a felony
• Police calls for Friday, March 23
• Firefighters called to Main Street business
• Lima schools to wait for November levy try
• Polo dresses in at Lima schools
• Doctor resigns from Rhodes board
• Lima Senior changing credit requirements
• Ship takes shape at Grand Lake
• Sugar Street will close for Lima Engine Plant equipment move
• ACLU supports more access to attorneys for juvenile defendants
• Speaker: Affirmative action needed to combat discrimination
• Jefferson Awards: Couple expand flood-relief efforts into Habitat affiliate
• Group urges governor to increase local funding
• Crime Stoppers hopes to aid bomb threats investigation
• All Allen County data now on one website
• Jefferson Awards: Turning tragedy into triumph
• Grand Lake gets new silt dredge
• Richey wants trial moved, charge dismissed
• New apartment building dedicated
• Allen County to sell former nursing home
• Three more charged with drug offenses in Putnam County
• Ohio Supreme Court declines to hear former Ottawa police chief’s case
• Orick Tool & Die in Elida evacuated after bomb threat
• Marathon, heated meeting ends with McCurdy contract
• Allen East parents angry about bullying
• Depot, Cambridge repairs at $896,000
• Shawnee school board hires treasurer
• Findlay seeks Putnam County support on flood mitigation
• Kasich touts benefits of income tax proposal
• Mandel campaigning on job creation
• Kidnapped victim has miraculous tale of survival
• Jefferson Award: Hands of a servant: Delphos woman works at church, museum
• ONU students get mandatory ‘good neighbor’ lessons
• AEP to conduct aerial patrols
• Husky to offer unsecured notes
• Mercer County drug roundup nets charges against 22
• Elida not a state spectator anymore
• Sheriff: Middle Point kidnapping, stabbing might be related to Fort Recovery double murder
• Blanchard flood mitigation getting more state money
• PTS president indicted; allegations led to Fraley emails
• Wisconsin company moves ahead with Grand Lake project
• Third bomb threat called in to Lima Senior
• Council continues review of Civil Service Board
• Jefferson Awards: Barbers bring bikes to kids
• Nurse gets 30 days jail for stealing from 91-year-old woman
• Lima Senior pupil named student of year
• Gas prices start week lower than a week ago
• Jim Krumel: Mother of soldier learns worries never end
• Kalida man escapes crash with minor injuries A Kalida man escaped a crash west of Leipsic late Saturday with minor injuries, according to a sheriff’s deputy.
• Middle Point man stabbed during break-in
• Newspaper publisher, Lima native dies
• Allen East parents concerned about bullying
• AL-Hashime shares culture through International Expo
• Youth profile: Student athlete finds ways to mentor
• Youth profile: Glandorf teen shares her passion
• Youth profile: Wapak teen wants to be a doctor
• Tell Me About It: Let the growing begin
• Police calls
• Rhodes’ employee turnover in question
• Jose sibling keeps bee streak alive
• Delphos winery a fun place to gather
• LCC pupil wins voice competition
• Coppler family mourns daughter, sister
• Squirty’s ice cream shop reopening
• Homeless count scratches the surface of need
• Taylor named Van Wert juvenile/probate judge
• Throwing out a theory on a school levy failure
• Celina home robbed through garage door release
• Police charge teen in rape of 90-year-old woman
• South students evacuated following bomb threat
• 14 charged in Delphos drug roundup
• Allen Sheriff’s office seeks man’s identity
• Police calls for Friday, March 16
• Ada church bell tower down, more demolition today
• Easter wish: Family wants president to bring Dad to White House
• Road 5 controversy in Putnam continues with lawsuit
• Man gets 8 years prison for cracking infant’s skull
• AEP making aerial inspections
• Births
• Open enrollment meeting set at Allen East
• Child screenings available in Ottawa
• College and business fair set at St. Marys
• Police calls for Thursday, March 15
• Motorcycle crash injures Elida man
• Fire marshal: Unattended candle likely started Ada church fire
• Ada Head Start teachers thought fire alarm was a drill
• Locals have unanswered questions about Kasich proposals
• Brown’s bus safety bill through Senate
• Former CEO gets three years in prison
• Woman released from prison early in mortgage fraud case
• Brown wants to clamp down on oil speculation
• Allen County property owners can question values for free
• Ada church has long history
• Police calls for Wednesday, March 14
• Troopers investigate crash near Kalida
• Levy part of Fort’s plan for recovery
• Children in day care escape Ada church fire
• Coppler’s funeral planned for Saturday
• Afghan native brings message of hope to Bluffton University
• Early spring has parks crews hustling
• Husky, union to negotiate new contract
• W-G board hires superintendent
• Bradfield Center names executive director
• More drug arrests in Putnam County
• Man files insanity plea in strangulation death
• Elida schools delayed Friday
• Bluffton moves toward removing town hall renovation tax four years early
• Council split on budget and more
• Cash mob comes to Allen County
• State plans full treatment of alum at Grand Lake
• Lima gas station robber sentenced
• Celina man recovering from pit bull attack
• Lima man guilty in scholarship theft case
• LIMA Lima school plans open house
• Births
• Lima magnet school holds open house
• Bath plans special board meeting
• Gas prices swing upward to start the week
• Warm weather defrosts moods
• Police calls
• In The City: Avalon brings live music, life to downtown
• Youth Profile: Student athletic trainer headed to health career
• Youth Profile: Glandorf teen in it for others
• Youth Profile: New Bremen teen an artist in the making
• Tell Me About It: Play me a song
• Drops in a bucket?
• County unlikley to see money from judgment awards
• Trespassing cases add up at old TB hospital
• Thousands turn out for biggest Lima Irish Parade to date
• Redskins get RGIII for three No. 1 picks, one No. 2
• Lima to add townships to water contract
• Bath students full of questions for Huffman
• Fortener selected to succeed Feathers on Delphos council
• Postal Service to explain closing to businesses
• Police calls for Friday, March 9
• Region’s January unemployment numbers up from December
• Huffman: Voucher bill, funding formula no time soon
• Lima Police make pot bust
• Congressional art contest set
• Lima board undecided on next levy try
• Lima Senior credit requirements could change
• Lawmakers set to release flood survey results
• Don Stratton: Arnold Dorsey providing hope for geezers everywhere
• Traffic slowed around I-75 bridge
• Judge: Teen accused in bomb threat to remain in custody
• Victim’s daughter suing driver
• Perry school board changes meeting
• Latta to meet constituents in Van Wert
• Hot Air Festival returns to Van Wert
• Shawnee schools among several area districts to earn clean audits
• Jefferson Award winners named
• Halfway house to open in Lima
• Perfect storm brewed for Lima levy
• Bart Mills: Can Big Gray make peace with ‘the fix’?
• Mercer County on edge after murder, robbery
• Midwest Electric awards scholarships
• BBB warns of debt scams
• Police arrest teen in second Lima Senior bomb scare
• Three teens escape Bellefontaine juvenile detention facility
• Police calls for Wednesday, March 7
• Allen County transfers land for economic development
• Lima vandals mix profanity with pro-God graffiti
• Two Lima women attacked by pit bull
• Jerwers wins big in Putnam
• Incumbents, schools perform in Hardin County
• Lima schools loses by 100 votes, Bath to get new elementary school
• Sprague wins area’s only contested state seat primary
• Sheriff, attorney win Van Wert commissioner races
• Latta wins 5th District primary
• Allen County commissioner Begg, Noonan win GOP nomination for commissioner
• Auglaize ballot heavily uncontested
• Bath schools’ elementary-building levy passes
• Lima schools’ levy attempt fails
• Noonan, Begg win Allen commissioner races
• Police calls for
• Grand jury to get Stormy’s shooter
• John Grindrod: Back from the high seas for this innocent abroad
• Readmore’s closing Ottawa location
• State offers a diet for village budgets
• Former Lima teacher pleads guilty in sex-with-student case
• Japanese company set to acquire Minster Machine Co.
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Uniopolis councilors move toward dissolving village
• Lima almost out of stimulus funds for building demolition
• Brian Cheney files for Allen County commissioner
• Lima panhandlers stymie councilors
• Shooter denied request to end his probation
• Voter turnout in Lima region primaries likely low
• Factory fire keeps firefighters busy in Delphos
• Temple Christian sets open house
• Golden Bridge Academy accepting students
• Allen East plans retire-rehire meeting
• Monday's school delays and closings
• Average price for gasoline down slightly
• Police calls for Sunday, March 4
• Brownstone Bar employee arrested
• Jim Krumel: Deadly crash on I-75 proves to be a double tragedy
• Ohio again the big prize on Super Tuesday
• Ohio’s deer population up; two-deer limit possible in Auglaize, Mercer, Shelby counties
• Lima ministry team reaches out to youth
• Elida student spends two weeks in Nepal
• Waynesfield-Goshen teen marches to beat of his own drum
• Ottawa teen leads by example
• Tell Me About It: Grave concerns
• Interstate closed after series of wrecks from black ice
• Hundreds turn out to hear Santorum
• Schools looking for operating, building help Tuesday
• Lights out in Fort Shawnee
• Regional Roundup: St. Henry water voted best in the U.S.
• David Trinko: Elida grad credits Santorum’s advice with saving daughter’s life
• Bluffton merchants rowing together to draw business from region
• GOP battle for Ohio a toss up
• 5 Ohio tornados Nightmare in Indiana
• Allen commissioner candidates give last push
• Elections director, deputy to swap titles
• Ream wants statements about brother’s death tossed
• Shelby County students compete for scholarship money
• Bluffton memorial service remembers lives lost
• Gingrich to speak in Findlay on Saturday
• Police calls for Friday, March 2
• Cops start riding Lima buses
• Lightning strike in Lima knocks out power for 755
• Sheriff releases composite of Mendon home invasion suspect
• Severe weather may be in store for region today
• Delphos man injured in one-car crash
• Bluffton man wins big on ‘The Price is Right’
• Fish advisory remains for Ottawa River; Grand Lake better
• Portman talks reducing gas prices
• Judge denies attorney’s request to represent multiple defendants
• Crime Stoppers seeks help in break in
• Elm Street closed Tuesday
• LACCA wants your input
• Indiana man charged in man’s death in alleged Wapak meth lab fire
• Portion of Fisher Road closed today
• Kalida teen seriously hurt in crash
• Bail set at $2 million for accused shooter
• Bluffton U baseball team goes bald for cancer
• OSU-Lima prof earns distinguished teaching award
• Police to ride Lima buses
• Task force raids Delphos home
• Police calls for Wednesday, Feb. 29
• Bentley latest bridge project in Allen County
• Bomb threat clears students out of Lima Senior
• Santorum, Gingrich to speak in Bowling Green
• Stove fire destroys Elida home
• A birthday four all
• Couple who reported abduction wanted in other crimes
• Firefighter under investigation over theft
• Lima man fires shotgun at trespasser
• Fire-damaged building’s fate unclear
• Three arrested for fake IDs
• Met Housing seeks board member
• Dierks Bentley to play Allen County Fair
• Fire damages Wren home late Monday
• Fire damages Bath Township home
• Route 49 closed for 90 days
• Santorum event sells out
• Putnam sewer district tries to rein in bills
• Steelworkers ratify agreement with Cooper Tire, ending lockout
• Lima fails to pass budget on first reading
• Firefighters battling blaze in New Bremen
• Clemens threatens resignation from Rhodes’ board
• Huffman, Berger advocating for Keystone Pipeline
• Shooting suspect surrenders to police
• Mendon father, daughter robbed at gunpoint early Saturday
• Average price for gasoline continues to rise
• Fire destroys Lima house, injures occupant
• Police calls for Sunday, Feb. 26
• Locals reap awards in junior pageant
• Video tour visits Lima’s past luminaries
• LPD investigates link between two shootings
• Leipsic man in fair condition after hitting stoplight pole
• In The City: Downtown Lima’s Modo does mondo media work
• Truancy, dropouts create tough battles for area schools, courts
• Jim Krumel: Five years since deadly bus crash shook Bluffton
• Young duct tape artist from Lima gives back
• Miller City teen finds future through sports
• Tell Me About It: Writing fancy
• Mild winter good for pocket book -- so far
• Shine challenges youth to make something out of their lives
• Wapak designer now working for Johnny Cash Museum
• Council to hear idea for overpass name
• LIMA St. Charles School holding open house
• Regional Roundup
• 6 men from region join ranks of state troopers
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in bar shooting
• Lima leads laundry into the future with Tide Pods
• Race dialog held
• Parent said bus driver hurt child’s fingers
• Response to flood survey found impressive
• Living a life of value
• Wapak chamber honors seven member businesses
• LCC, Tiffin partnership to bring dual enrollment opportunities
• Cupp has $80,068 on hand for Supreme Court race
• Findlay apartment fire sends 4 to hospital
• Speaker: How we find work changes with technology
• Friday's school delays
• Candidates talk about talking
• Postal Service plans to close Toledo processing facility
• School board honors first black teacher
• Grant to rehab North School courtyard
• Office Depot celebrates new location
• Bradfield celebrates Black History Month
• Baker named Allen County’s top cop of 2012
• Youth events coming to Bradfield Center
• Ohio treasurer talks health savings accounts
• DELPHOS GOP seeks applicants for Delphos Council
• Thursday's school delays and closings
• Lima’s Irish parade coming a week early
• Parents learn about sexting and cyberbullying trends
• City presents clean water plan to EPA
• Candidates criticize development group
• Santorum brings presidential campaign to Lima
• Fourth Street over I-75 closes Monday
• Commissioner candidates talk about talking
• Coldwater snack-food maker faces $112,000 in fines
• Foundation helps medical students
• Dietetics program adds internships
• Fort approves unified trash collection
• Lima officials offer city update
• Wapak students play stock game for congressman
• Supreme Court candidate campaigns in Lima
• St. Rita’s parent promotes COO
• Task Force LIMA hearing about another BRAC
• Widow sues in 2009 death of Allen County inmate
• Applebee’s Dine Out for United Way
• Trial date set in infant’s assault
• Births
• Pair of Elida principals to retire
• Cooper Tire, drivers of fleet trucks reach deal
• Apollo plans GED March classes
• Man’s body found just outside plain sight
• Ford sets lofty goals for Lima plant
• Owner sells Hawthorne Hills
• Breakfast to honor ag hall inductees
• Apollo GED March classes
• Equestrian Center gets drug donation
• Public officials dialogue luncheon
• Ottawa Program helps parents improve child behavior
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records Feb. 2-16, 2012
• Senior Citizens Services holding table tennis tournament
• Area gas prices up from a week ago
• O-G classmates honor one who died too young
• In The City: Biese offers hope, advice on eating disorders
• Youth profile: Student (with a lot of help) gives back
• Youth profile: Art takes shape for Miller City teen
• Youth profile: New Bremen teen the creative type
• Tell Me About It: On the hook
• LSO REVIEW: Orchestra, pianist give inspired performances
• Trash bin filler up to wizardry?
• Police calls
• Students compete in local MathCounts
• City breaking growns on 56 (tiny) businesses
• Powwow about culture, family
• Homework debate nothing new, never ending
• Pandora man who fell through ice dies
• Regional Roundup: Bath scout attains Eagle rank status
• Missing man found dead, possible suicide
• Police calls for Saturday
• Smoking leads to house fire
• School board meeting change
• Police to make Saturday announcement in Coppler case
• Transportation bill could gut busing, planning agency
• New Habitat, ReStore home a gift from community
• State agencies review Blanchard flood mitigation plans
• New veterinary clinic opening
• Crime Stoppers releases 2011 numbers
• Weekend searches planned for missing Lima man
• Police calls for Friday, Feb. 17
• ‘Heartbeat Bill’ backers send roses to Ohio lawmakers
• Officers use stun gun to subdue man following Findlay pursuit
• Change of beanery
• Victim identified in deadly fire near Gilboa
• Allen elections board orders monthly staff meetings
• Lima man indicted in girlfriend’s death
• Lima, Bath fire departments get federal grants
• Sentencing delayed for former player
• Washington’s Birthday Closings
• Births
• Tuesday Democrat dinner features candidates
• IHOP to celebrate Pancake Day
• Liberty Tax Service offers ‘Appreciation Days’
• Voter group sponsors Republican caucus
• 1 dead in Gilboa house fire
• Civic Center board hires attorney
• Allen County candidates agree, even in criticism
• Heritage principal's emails in question
• Columbus Grove pupils and staff moving into new school
• Soda companies chip in on Lima’s health program
• O-G classmates plan candlelight vigil
• Real estate taxes due Friday
• Optimists honor teens with commitment to studies and helping
• Appeals court orders St. Marys eye doc released from prison
• Marines’ ignorance should alarm us all
• Uniopolis considering dissolution
• Pandora man critically injured trying to rescue dog
• Family, friends search for missing Lima man
• Watershed partnership gets director
• St. Marys Beer Barrel opens Wednesday
• Five face grand jury drug charges
• Forum with commissioner candidates shown live
• Births
• Group asks why Ohio pension data being kept secret
• Police calls for Tuesday, Feb. 14
• Overnight snow cancels classes, causes few problems on roadways
• Tuesday's school delays and closings
• Seattle double murder reminds caseworkers of job dangers
• Beanie history, but no has-Bean
• Nurse convicted of felony theft at assisted-living facility
• Missing Lima teen found safe
• Board to interview five for treasurer job
• Births
• Apollo students give to food bank
• Police calls for Monday, Feb. 13
• Lakeview teen's sentence includes speaking about fatal crash
• Three departments battle early morning blaze near Spencerville
• Rollover reported near Findlay
• Lima police foil break-in in progress
• Police calls
• Cattle rustlers hit Delphos-area farm
• Law acknowledges problem with cyberbullying
• In The City: Woman offers help where she can
• Youth Profile: Student sought after for chemistry expertise
• Youth Profile: Continental teen likes a challenge
• Youth Profile: Spelling it out
• Tell Me About It: Therapy on four legs
• Big-time proposal: At Cavs game, Lima native asks girlfriend to marry him
• Hancock County wreck injures two drivers
• Did they vote? How often candidates made it to polls
• Regional Roundup: Lima woman hopes to raise awareness of abuse
• Auglaize group opposes turbines
• Coppler’s mother arrives at dig site
• Lawsuits accuse Lima Energy of falsifying records
• Man strikes Sidney business with car, leads cops on pursuit
• Flu season arrives on schedule
• Victoria Justice to play Allen County Fair
• Lima resident searching for lost dog
• Lawsuits accuse Lima Energy owner of falsifying records
• Police calls for Friday, Feb. 10
• Man strikes Sidney business with car, leads officers on pursuit
• Tea party group hosts candidates
• Chief: Bones found were human
• School district takes advantage of interest rates
• 3 employees quit Civic Center staff
• Second teen pleads guilty in rape case
• Photos, stories bring hunger to the forefront
• Sheriff investigating apparent suicide
• Firefighters, police run upstairs for CF
• Lima schools conferences next week
• Lima Refinery owner reports 135 percent earnings increase
• County engineers concerned about increasing weight limits
• Remains found in Lima home might be missing teen
• Teen sentenced for stabbing bus driver
• Lima Energy seeks permit extension
• 2 indicted on insurance fraud
• Electric aggregation program ready by April
• Ottawa reacts to commissioners’ denial of flood funding assistance
• Sex case against former nurse dropped after victim dies
• Custom Staffing to locate in downtown Lima
• Road to fitness hike is Sunday
• Middle school renovations start soon
• Police calls for Wednesday, Feb. 8
• 11 interested in Shawnee treasurer job
• Scrub sale benefits St. Rita’s expansion
• Lima schools uniform swap set for Monday
• Light snow causes some slick spots on area roadways
• Wednesday's school delays
• Active-shooter training gives police, teachers real-life training
• Three Ottawa administrators look toward retirement
• Perry, Bath residents updated on I-75 project
• Neeper suggests eliminating Community Development
• Kasich’s job training ideas could be modeled here
• This little piggie went missing: 4 arrested for stealing hogs
• Appeals court keeps Lima store open
• Police use stun gun to subdue Wapak man
• Commissioners quash rumors about selling Putnam Acres
• New potential jobs in Ottawa’s future
• Three area schools receive clean state audits
• Bad homeowners cost city $450,000 in 2011
• Odds slim for surviving underwater accident in winter
• Guilty, not guilty pleas entered in day care fraud case
• Commissioners deny Ottawa request for flood money
• Director: Local focus helps Armstrong Museum
• Lima schools schedules vision clinics
• Births
• Final deer hunting numbers show lower harvest
• Police calls for Monday, Feb. 6
• Domino’s franchise owner in Findlay develops new product
• Police calls
• Local coalition working to address human trafficking issue
• Rockford teen dies in roadside pond
• In The City: Archibald leads festival efforts
• Youth Profile: Student poet helps self, others
• Youth Profile: Continental teen on the go
• Youth Profile: Never a spare moment
• Tell Me About It: Elida's greatest fans
• Humane Society offers pet-food vouchers
• AARP offering free tax prep
• Two indicted in drug investigations
• Cupp stresses citizenship to Eagle Scouts
• Sending a bit of home to soldiers
• Shawnee students become filmmakers
• Kenton church forgoes sanctuary, opens homeless shelter
• Regional Roundup: Kossuth poll worker honored for service
• Lima council to hear tourism figures
• Allen County commissioner candidates to debate
• Workshop being held on beekeeping
• GOP gives microphone to commissioner candidates
• Report: Traffic fatalities up in Allen County during 2011
• Spencerville veterans park taking shape
• Jerwers approved for Putnam County Election Board
• Ambrose Bierce, American satirist
• Man on house arrest accused of selling drugs from house
• Lima police to conduct active shooter training Tuesday
• Detective said man confessed to harming woman
• Man found competent to stand trial in brother’s death
• Food company buys Delphos facility
• STYX scheduled to play Civic Center
• Friday's school delays
• Apollo honors first superintendent, adds to hall of fame
• Lima in running for $300 million project
• Police investigate shooting late Wednesday in Lima
• Book written through the eyes of Bath first-grader with CF
• Lima Kiwanis expanding with evening club
• One suspicious truck identified
• I-75/309 project meeting set
• Elm Street closed Friday
• Group receives grant from P&G
• Belle Center man killed in crash near Waynesfield
• Juveniles charged in iPod thefts
• Celina man charged in scrap metal theft
• Corned beef lunches a super fundraiser
• P&G shedding 1,600 jobs
• Lima Energy official talking new project
• Elida football coach suspended
• Honda investing $98 million in Anna plant, adding 150 jobs
• Labor Department takes another look at farm child-labor rules
• Bomb squad checks Walmart trash can
• Hunger banquet opens eyes
• Questions in Wangler’s appeal focus on scientific testing
• Safety services hoping for surprise-free year
• Bail set at $1 million for murder suspect
• Lima police look for would-be robbers
• Absentee voting begins in Ohio
• Cupp rating tops among candidates
• Births
• Grand Lake group picks leader to clean up lake
• Van Wert nursing scholarships to be awarded
• Lima pastor pleads no contest on solicitation charge
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Talks slated by union, Cooper Tire in Findlay
• Cuts and emotion at Fort Shawnee meeting
• City optimistic about 2012 budget
• Lima woman’s death ruled a homicide
• Area legislators want public’s support on Blanchard flood money
• Illusionist teaches students magic, much more
• Task Force L.I.M.A. produces video on tank work
• Police investigate threat at Wapak store
• Credit unions merge
• College bridge class set
• New ethics chairman appointed
• Jim Krumel: Former Lima resident makes historic find
• Ohio Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Laws of Life winner essay: Patience and Understanding vs. Dreams and Goals
• Bath student wins Laws of Life essay competition
• Council to review tight Lima budget
• In The City: Williams won’t stay out of schools
• Letter from Bishop Leonard Blair
• Youth Profile: Student shares love of horses with others
• Youth Profile: Continental teen leads by faith
• Youth Profile: Wapak teen loves music and numbers
• Tell Me About It: Just keep pedaling
• Three injured in Middle Point wreck
• Oratorical contest inspires youth to live MLK’s dream
• Turnout for food giveaway ‘overwhelming’
• Human trafficking task force closing in on charges in Coppler case
• Celina woman charged for break-in
• Norquist to speak at Lincoln Day dinner
• AEP Ohio announces scheduled outage
• Police calls
• Rhodes student shaping education
• GED test changes coming, officials hope students ready
• David Trinko: College graduates, find the right place for you
• Regional Roundup: Allen County deputy gets kidney from brother
• Judge sets May trial date for suspended sheriff
• Music is a blessing, and Lima’s comes via the saxophone
• Births
• Police investigate death of Lima woman
• Sidney company low bidder for I-75 bridge projects
• Reber to retire from St. Rita’s in May
• CASA seeks advocates for children
• Chamber names ambassador of year
• Auglaize County Council on Aging moving in February
• Apollo closed Monday for student visits
• Child removed from sword-filled home
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 27
• Friday's school delays and closings
• Cooper contract details spelled out in Arkansas
• Nurse charged in patient abuse case
• Dominion: Ruptured gas line wasn’t properly marked
• Lima wins new website
• Employees lend $5K hand to Lima levy
• Lima schools parent wants uniform change
• Bullet hits Lima police cruiser
• Allen County treasurer adds payment sites
• Allen Children Services scores positive state review
• Dem candidates drum up support
• Allen County dog license deadline is Tuesday
• Former O-G superintendent becomes Kasich’s education czar
• Hite’s bill to choose Ada’s Wilson as official Ohio football benched
• Thursday's school delays and closings
• One person injured in car-truck wreck
• Delphos councilman's experience helped shape church, city projects
• Ex-death row inmate Richey pleads not guilty on new charges
• Bad day turns worse for Elida Road business
• Free food available Saturday
• Lima mayor joins gay marriage pledge
• Police: Van Wert woman died of accidental overdose
• Births
• Lima Municipal Court records Jan. 18 through Jan. 24, 2012
• Police calls for Wednesday, Jan. 25
• Text of State of the Union Speech
• Shawnee Township fires Fort Shawnee police
• AG offers debt collection help
• Allen County unemployment holds steady
• Burglary suspect faced previous charges
• Work to restrict I-75 lanes in Lima
• Former CEO pleads guilty to harassment, faces eight years in prison
• Conservative autoworker seeks Senate seat
• Battle over gay center continues in Lima
• Richey’s arraignment set for today
• Wapakoneta board to vote on teacher contract
• Bath hosts event to buy, sell used prom dresses
• Council dogged by pit bull issue
• Prosecutor: Task Force money well spent
• Ex-firefighter takes plea deal
• St. Rita’s CEO: Health care future expensive
• AG alleges deception in Auglaize paving work
• Lima doctor loses medical license
• Election deadlines loom
• Kindergarten registration starts
• Speed limit raised on Lima road
• Births
• Police calls
• Libertarians turn 1, prep for primary
• A count that counts
• In The City: Lima woman mixes passions with compassion
• Youth Profile: Lima Senior singer headed on European tour
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen is seeing stars
• Youth Profile: New Bremen teen headed to Chicago to study fashion design
• Tell Me About It: Life as an EMT
• Fraternity plunges for March of Dimes
• Growing food processors in Ohio
• Study: Widespread money woes in Ohio schools
• School levy campaigns begin tough work
• Lima police chief opposes pit bull bill
• BBB warns about email scam
• Regional Roundup: Local kitten in calendar
• Danish ambassador at Findlay campus
• Cattlemen awarding scholarships
• Toledo opens doors for casino preview
• Latta speaks at pro-life rally
• Company continues study of wind project in Auglaize County
• New eateries popping up in region
• GOP leader prepped for busy year
• Delphos Task force raids Delphos home
• Sex offender spurs alarm
• Auglaize County Spelling Bee set for Feb. 6
• Toledo casino opens doors for preview
• Marathon pays Minnesota penalty for waste disposal
• Union: Deal reached with Cooper Tire in Arkansas
• Kiosk makes shopping easier on ONU campus
• Attorney argues against Supreme Court intervention in former chief’s case
• More accumulating snow today, possible flooding next week
• Olympic 'black power' icon tells of spiritual train ride
• Former Lima Senior player to get at least 2 years in point-shaving scheme
• American Trim unveils new line
• Where the street has no name: American Township looks for suggestions
• UNOH buys Eastown Road property
• More snow expected across area today, this weekend
• Third woman pleads not guilty in day care case
• Deputies investigate break-in at Buckland business
• Teachers, school reach possible deal in Wapakoneta
• Four headed to LCC Hall of Fame, Herr honored
• Elections board budget improves
• Lima gets $100,000 to fight obesity
• Richey back in trouble in Putnam County
• Sheriff deputies union argues for health benefits
• Keystone denial irks congressional Ohioans
• ONU law students question appellate judges
• State, local officials aim for advisory-free season for Grand Lake
• Park attendance up as funding tightens
• United Way exceeds $2 million goal
• Study: Alcohol consumption above average but falling among Putnam County youth
• Rhodes’ one night a week business program accepting applications
• Police calls for Wednesday, Jan. 18
• ONU on cutting edge of studying DNA
• Fort Shawnee meeting uncommonly normal
• Elida board hears more on coach allegations
• ODOT cutbacks should have little impact here, for now
• Ottawa chamber honors former head
• New restaurant opens in St. Marys
• Lima charter review nearly complete
• Group talks workforce woes
• Putnam United Way reaches 90 percent of goal
• Allen County Common Pleas Court Records Dec. 12 to 20, 2011
• NFL players cheer on locked-out Cooper Tire workers
• Lima firefighters called twice to blaze at vacant house
• Heavy rains cause high-water issues in parts of region, including Ottawa
• Two area entities earn clean state audits
• Ottawa fills vacant Village Council seat
• Rib Fest expands to two days
• Piracy bill protest will 'darken' parts of Web on Wednesday
• MLK Day breakfast draws crowd
• Three escape afternoon blaze in Lima on Monday
• Rotarians hear about challenges facing long-term care
• Film festival headed to Lima
• Allen County grand jury indictments
• Births
• Snowy owls making more appearances in Ohio
• Police calls
• Lima police chief: ‘I serve you’
• King’s nonviolent ways still work
• Wapakoneta teachers go public
• Task force wants Ohio engaged in defense spending
• In The City: AKA hard at work on your day off
• Youth Profile: Student leads NHS, service projects
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen has the moves
• Youth Profile: Making the call
• Tell Me About It: Putting it on the shelf
• Willing to strike?
• Cameras helping prevent, solve crime
• Man electrocuted following crash
• School starts BYOT: Bring Your Own Technology
• Fur the kids: Teddy bear shipment arrives
• Regional Roundup: Shawnee grad publishes book
• Police calls for Saturday
• David Trinko: Tebow teaches us to speak up on what matters to us
• Bath levy meetings, building tours set
• Encore’s ‘ladies’ provide laughs
• Individuals can and do make a difference
• ROUNDHEAD Man hurt in crash
• Crash victim found dead by Celina home
• Snow blower: Wind clears roads in region
• Man in stolen car leads Delphos police on chase
• Conservation Tillage breakfast program set in Mount Victory
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 13
• Lima retailers finding new spots, some new businesses opening
• Celina couple arrested on drug charges
• Sheriff’s office warns of break-ins in Bath Township
• Few problems reported on roads as snow, wind roll into region
• Hardin County’s snowy owl found dead
• Friday's school delays and closings
• ‘Heartbeat’ backers seek tea party support
• Spencerville schools to seek renewal levy in August
• Oxley to retire, Ackerman to take over helm
• Lima library to open on Wednesdays
• Volunteer nominations sought for Jefferson Awards
• New board seated, welcomes newcomer Ley
• Lima teen admits to rape
• Prosecutor drops second rape case against St. Marys optometrist
• Prosecutors oppose new trial for man convicted in St. Marys murder
• Births
• First accumulating snow of the year expected
• Bart Mills: Mountain Dew, the mouse and case no one wins
• Councilman blames racial profiling for traffic stop
• Smith back on school board
• Allen commissioners approve budget
• USDA offers relief to area farmers
• Law enforcement: Elida Road changes cut down crashes
• Wapakoneta schools seek subs in case of teacher strike
• PCS Nitrogen plant making some noise
• Principal to head New Bremen schools
• Viva Maria now in Lima Mall
• Work on Blanchard flood mitigation could be done early
• Officers use stun gun to subdue Lima man
• Investigation continues in Fort Recovery double murder case
• Industrial accident kills Lakeview man at Minster Machine Co.
• Board forwards Auglaize river project, public debates responsibility
• Strong opposition to widening Road 5 voiced
• Settlage takes seat, disagreement follows about board leadership
• Auditor wants commissioners to ease cuts
• Police chief takes full-time job
• After a rough 2011, Honda says it’s back
• Parent bashes board, superintendent for coach’s alleged conduct
• Task Force L.I.M.A. focused on tank plant visits
• Boogie-woogie musician brings sounds to schools
• Wachtmann plans news conference on abortion ban bill
• Ottawa council will interview candidates for vacant seat
• Township gets contract inspector to avoid conflict
• Lima committee discusses land bank options
• Lima board, council mending fences
• I-75 work coming soon
• Auglaize commissioners reorganize
• Acura to build small assembly plant in Ohio
• MLK events planned
• Allen East school board meets Tuesday
• Ford to unveil new Fusion today
• Police calls
• Gas station’s cash is stolen as bullets fly
• Busy week for gun crime as robber hits Burger King
• Collectors oppose gun control
• In The City: Photo Club promotes Lima images
• Youth Profile: Young trumpeter headed to honor band
• Youth Profile: Drumming drives Ottawa teen
• Youth Profile: New Bremen teen spent week with Navajo
• Tell Me About It: Booty Butter for baby's behind
• Darke County man shot by accident
• Door is open, but for how long?
• Hearing set for reduced Auglaize River project
• Auglaize Red Cross director caught with prostitute
• Road rage: Residents protest expanding Putnam County Road 5
• Regional Roundup: Winning gingerbread house a family effort
• David Trinko: Ringing in the new year much better in this life
• Transit authority extending hours
• Rhodes States College holding open house
• Crews clearing areas around power lines
• 1 hurt in crash
• Charge: Lima Mall adds electric car chargers
• Three raided in bath salts case
• Van Wert trooper fired over sex on duty incident
• Crime task force members tout successes in 2011
• Man accused in child sex crimes gets more jail time
• My brother’s valuable life
• No biz like snow biz
• Police calls as of 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 6, ,
• Auglaize sheriff investigates ‘harassing letter’ to Wapak superintendent
• Woman unfazed by house fire, bank robbery
• Attorney: woman accused of day care fraud is innocent
• Commissioners fine tune 2012 budget
• First river otter found in Putnam County in nearly 100 years
• Sign up for free use of Civic Center
• USV superintendent fired
• Man gets 3 years prison in shooting
• Lima’s Habitat needs volunteers for move
• Solicitation traced to Calif. telemarketer
• Jump in an icy lake for Special Olympics
• Electrical fire damages Lima house
• Cortland Street home catches fire
• Essex Drive kitchen catches fire
• Armed man robs bank at midday
• Bath Township fire ruled accidental
• Gas prices expected to rise in new year
• Vandal strikes with anti-administration message in Wapakoneta
• Ottawa man sentenced to four years in fatal crash
• Iota Phi Theta honors educator, corrections officer
• Man escapes Wednesday fire near St. Marys
• Appeals court coming to Ada
• Council moves on one-way renovation
• New Year’s fatalities increase
• Ottawa council chooses mayor, debates vacant council seat
• Day care center employees, operator charged with fraud
• Iowa, New Hampshire still matter; Ohio primary not until March
• Lima Police seek information about Monday shooting
• Official: Putnam needs countywide water system
• Lima Senior financial aid event tonight
• Power restored after accident cuts power to 445 of 448 in Delphos
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 3
• Tuesday's school delays
• Snow, finally
• Group, readers make child's Christmas memorable
• New Year’s resolutions for Congress
• Police calls
• Police calls
• Thefts committed at Rite Aid, Walmart
• Economic predictions predictable
• In the City: Chief Cook and bottle washer
• Youth Profile: Dancer wants to give back, open studio
• Youth Profile: Leipsic teen at home on the farm
• Youth Profile: Wapak teen loves agriculture
• Tell Me About It: A purse for every occasion
• Families bring in new year together
• Teacher strike looms in Wapakoneta
• Family made ‘whole’ with citizenship
• Council to vote on maintenance contract
• Regional Roundup: Lady Racers deliver Christmas
• Police calls
• Greenlawn Avenue home ignites
• Two file to challenge Jordan
• Lenhart retires as Auglaize administrator
• Year in Review: The things people said
• ODOT offering road-safety tips
• Putnam County looking at flood mitigation costs
• Abe Novick: Stop reading this and pay attention to the road!
• Judge rules against Allen County in ditch lawsuit
• Family health fair planned at YMCA
• Police calls for Friday, Dec. 30
• Allen elections board certifies petitions
• Postal employees speak out against closing Toledo handling facility
• GOP senate candidate banks on experience
• Area Sears, Kmart stores avoid closure
• Report: Nearly half of state’s companies didn’t comply with terms of incentives
• OVI-fighting backhoe operator from Rockford loses appeal
• Lori Borgman: Enjoy this rarity, the week when nothing happens
• Births
• JTDMH taking back drugs
• Fatal fire started on the stove
• Dayton airport seeks $4.4M for upgrades
• Autos vandalized overnight in Van Wert
• Lima area’s mail could go through Columbus following Thursday hearing
• Lima’s Civil Service Board secretary keeps role with last-minute proposal
• Sentimental Santa returns to Shawnee Township home, a year after disappearing
• Lima begins filling Williams Reservoir
• Study: Area representatives have higher net worth than constituents
• Troopers look for driver who hit sign along I-75 near Lima
• Bart Mills: Borrowing resolution tricks from the ancients
• Births
• Allen treasurer open for tax payments
• Lima council OKs contract, funding, but continues debate on Civil Service change
• Nearly $439K spent on empty Ohio governor’s mansion
• Accumulating snowfall dodges area again
• Movies, Celebrate Recovery coming to Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen
• Births
• John Grindrod: House arrest for Barry Bonds? That’ll teach him
• Restaurant donates 15 percent to autism group
• Red kettles far from full
• Man cited for pot, tot offenses
• Man caught with shoplifting haul
• Lima woman killed in kitchen fire
• Accumulating snow expected across region
• Lima woman shot early Monday morning
• Police calls for Dec. 26
• 2011 locally: The good, the bad, the blooming
• Apollo, Elida, team up to offer sports fitness and exercise science
• Libraries boost efforts to keep their stuff
• Meeting Place expands space for local artwork
• Court adjourned: A dozen cases that left us talking in 2011
• Civil Service Board changes likely a go
• Deputies arrest one following purse snatching
• Shin pleas to misdemeanor charges Lima Shin pleas to misdemeanor charges
• The best of roses, worst of thorns for 2011 Top 10 Roses
• FFA student heads work on Elida signs
• To Sandy, glitter is gold
• To Sandy, glitter is gold
• Leipsic teen mixes business with pleasure
• Waynesfield-Goshen teen runs toward her goal
• Chocolate pretzels, bikes and a van
• Fort Jennings miniature historical buildings
• David Trinko: Focusing on the presence, not the presents, on Christmas
• Arnold steps down as county agent
• Muggers rob Rays employee Muggers rob Rays employee
• In the Military
• Columbus Grove grad is national pageant winner
• Celebrating Christmas from the other side of the pulpit
• Logan man faces child porn charges
• ‘Dear Santa, please save my eyesight’
• Two arraigned on felony child rape charges
• Empty Stocking: Facing cancer, unemployment, family stays positive
• ‘Layaway Santa’ pays for Lima family’s Christmas
• Search continues in Fort Recovery murders
• Honda donations reach milestone
• Bureau of Workers’ Compensation gives grant to Spencerville
• Knights of Columbus donates to Arc
• Stores crowded with almost last-minute shoppers
• Waldick: Elida board must swear in Settlage
• Woman files lawsuit related to Ottoville house explosion
• Police calls for Friday, Dec. 23
• One injured in head-on collision
• Phony paychecks reported locally
• Grandmother struggling to provide for six grandkids
• Food bank truck damaged in crash, replacement needed
• (Not so) silent night for inmates
• State appeals case against former Ottawa chief
• Selling machine guns to Vito in Miami
• Council sets special year-end meetings to pass union deal
• Locked-out Cooper Tire workers eligible for jobless aid
• Vacant house goes up in flames in Cloverdale
• HR committee kicks Civil Service vote back to Lima Council
• Single mother struggles on part time job
• Ditch dispute rests on legal issue
• Police calls from Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Mad Kevin and the War on Christmas
• Christmas closings
• Independence pretzel makers raise nearly $100
• Temple Christian not closing, superintendent leaving
• Rain still slowing state’s corn harvest
• No snow makes holiday travel a go
• Shawnee treasurer leaving
• Court hearing today over ditch project
• Rhodes adding onto buildings, still considering downtown move
• Man moves from counselor to counseled
• Empty Stocking: Man moves from counselor to counseled
• Elida school board seat up for debate
• Library names room in honor of retired board member
• Library dealing with looming staff deadline
• Baby sitter gets 14 years for infant’s death
• The Christmas story: It's got to be a leap of faith
• Father, others, make plea for sober driving
• Task force arrests 13 on drug charges in Auglaize County
• Chocolate mess benefits Empty Stocking
• City, union contract not yet passed
• Council approves senior housing abatement
• AEP tree removal starts Wednesday
• Fire captain facing drug charges terminated
• Post office lines test limits of Christmas cheer
• Mother fears a ‘grim’ Christmas
• Lima Energy owner’s stock trading for nickels
• Former car dealer’s probation revoked
• New Year's Eve in Las Vegas - Simply Sinatra with Steve Lippia
• 4 injured in crash
• City using more temp employees
• In The City: New teen leader helping boost YMCA efforts
• Empty Stocking: Mom wants better life for children
• Youth Profile: Athlete makes school priority, wins scholarship
• Youth Profile: Leipsic teen on the hunt
• Youth Profile: It’s all in the numbers
• Tell Me About It: Shedding light on the holiday
• Homeless man arrested for drive-thru panhandling
• Police calls
• Out of Iraq, but still fighting: Veterans deal with injuries, illness
• Empty Stocking: Family struggles with dad's brain disorders
• For auld lang syne: Councilman Adams bids adieu
• Nice kids pass muster, pancakes with Santa
• Region Roundup: Hotel offers children Christmas cheer
• Christmas dinners offer meal, holiday cheer
• Council to see senior housing tax abatement request
• Apollo GED January classes set
• FOP strangely quiet about proposed civil service change
• Lima gains tentative labor agreement with largest union
• Empty Stocking: Pastor led family down primrose path
• Latta fighting for youth farmers
• Continental second-graders decorate tree in classmate’s memory
• Business lobbyists: Talk to your legislators
• Board pushes ‘facts’ about negotiations
• Allen County grand jury indictments
• Allen County marriages and divorces
• Lima Municipal Court records Dec. 8 through Dec. 15, 2011
• Lima pupils out early Wednesday
• New beauty school sets higher standard
• Grove bicyclist critically injured
• New 4th District meanders across state
• Empty Stocking: Family finds itself on the other side of charity
• Man sentenced in fatal shooting
• Locals miss final cut in ‘Glee’ contest
• Wapakoneta teachers clear way for possible strike
• Man gets one year jail for public indecency
• AEP donation helps food bank get goods
• Red Kettle campaign $65,000 short of goal
• Bart Mills: Local flirts and villains gain literary fame
• Brown outlines effort to fix Postal Service fiscal troubles
• Leipsic superintendent headed toward retirement
• Elida Road project in ‘mop up’ stage
• House approves tank plant funds, Senate may vote today
• Children services changes approach
• Empty Stocking: Single mom struggles to make ends meet while expecting third child
• Optometrist gets 15 months in prison for gross sexual imposition
• Witnesses said former car dealer violated probation
• 2 men sentenced in windmill farm vandalism
• Harrod man escapes crash with minor injuries
• Troopers: Drive impaired, get arrested
• ACI prison doctor could lose license in hearing today
• ‘Common man’ running for president
• Post office closings put on hold
• Harsh local response to revised Huffman voucher bill
• Empty Stocking: Good boys deserve better for Christmas
• Three escape burning Lima house
• Beef and Bourbon back from the flames
• Man loses teaching license for urinating in washer
• John Grindrod: Blago, the wife and the picture worth at least 784 words
• Car runs into house in Westminster
• Insanity plea for man accused of shooting brother
• Huffman trims school voucher extension bill
• Putnam genealogical society sells ornaments
• Indian Lake schools receive clean state audit
• Councilors support school speed zone fine
• Past record keeps mom out of work
• Empty Stocking: Past record keeps mom out of work
• Council wants more time on civil service board move
• Missed, moot deadline
• Agency readies for help with heat bills
• Internet cafe owner charged
• New ONU chief talks of sharing resources
• Facebook charity blossoms in Van Wert County
• Elida water tower demolished
• Wachtmann’s ‘Heartbeat Bill’ splits anti-abortion groups
• Police calls
• Jim Krumel: When all goes wrong but ends so right
• In The City: 'Mom' serves it up home style at corner store
• Empty Stocking: Mother of 2 without job, money at Christmas
• Youth Profile: Pandora teen shares time and talent
• Tell Me About It: Baking in the blogosphere
• Police calls
• Christmas cheer for kids, cops
• Still skilled behind the wheel?
• David Trinko: Holiday greetings help break up loneliness of the season
• Empty Stocking: Mom wants Christmas for understanding children
• Regional Roundup: Area dancers perform at Outback Bowl
• Consortium offering manufacturing classes
• Ronald Lederman Jr.: City won't turn to speed cameras to bail out budget
• Thomas J. Lucente Jr.: Emails: ATF sting just 
excuse for gun control
• Delphos shows off new senior living villas
• Empty Stocking: Mother dealt more than her share of loss
• Diagnostic center opens Monday in Ottawa
• United Way campaign nearing $2 million goal
• Union leader: Lima is getting back to work
• Car audio competition Sunday in Elida
• Births
• Allen County marriages and divorces
• Police calls for Friday, Dec. 9
• Huffman wants to have single primary in May
• Huffman revises school voucher bill
• Light snowfall makes roads slick
• Empty Stocking: Mom, three teen girls struggle for balance
• U-turn 101 for Elida Road drivers
• Portman: Too much power
• Task force not worried about budget cuts, yet
• Downtown building draws demolition order
• Recount settles Spencerville school race
• YMCA Robotics team forming
• Leaf pickup finished
• Athletic Boosters have Midas touch
• Former prosecutor pleads in OVI case
• BBB regional office warns of scam email
• Findlay woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Middle schoolers prep for robot competition
• Empty Stocking: Parents just want Christmas for sons
• Commissioner seats draw crowds
• Trustee defends American Township cuts
• Former basketball coach jailed for soliciting
• Corn harvest faces more rain delays
• Births
• Police calls
• Floodwaters going down along Auglaize, Blanchard rivers
• River could flood near Fort Jennings
• Council largely supports four-way stops in neighborhoods
• Q&A: General Motors on road toward change, growth
• More Allen commissioner candidates file
• Cridersville’s Pearl Harbor hero
• Empty Stocking: Single mom struggling to provide for infant son
• Cupp files for re-election to Ohio Supreme Court
• Democrat files to challenge Huffman
• School board to talk finances
• Births
• Sheriff says laptop missing from scene of double murder
• More than 40 face charges in drug sting
• 120-plus charges in Putnam drug sting
• River Road closed in Auglaize County
• Lesser tax abatement gets OK from school board
• Family left in the cold while bills pile up
• Young hero honored
• Double homicide remains under investigation
• Council will discuss eliminating civil service, law jobs
• BIKE DONATIONS Barbers hoping to top last year’s bike giveaway
• City to contract for temp services
• Lima schools levy on March ballot
• Teachers awarded MAC grants
• Former deputy settles lawsuit with suspended Shelby County sheriff
• Heavy rains mean flooding likely across region
• Police calls for Sunday, Dec. 4
• Mercer Co. teacher accused of child-sex crime kills self
• Wrong way driver stopped on U.S. 30
• Clown Christmas serves serious needs
• Ottawa council cuts overtime, seeks more cuts
• Empty Stocking: Single mother caring for sick mom, working on degree
• In The City: Church organizes Christmas shoebox gifts
• Tell Me About It: Cleaning up with soap business
• Youth Profile: Pandora teen jumping for joy
• Youth Profile: Teen athlete loves to cook
• Empty Stocking: Illness makes holidays hard
• Sending special holiday messages
• David Trinko: Coming to grips with Steve the elf and other new holiday traditions
• Lessons at Christmas
• Changes proposed for Civil Service Board staffing
• Family needs help with transplant costs
• Regional Roundup: Diaper drive a success
• Police calls
• Supreme Court: State must pay for flooding from Grand Lake
• Lima mayor’s spending estimate 6 percent less in 2012
• Empty Stocking: Mom wants bikes for adopted kids
• Wapakoneta teachers face ‘last, best and final’ offer from board
• Grove dad hit by Cooper lockout
• Doctor’s wife wants money from bondsman
• School board seat going to recount
• Ada Police make arrest in vehicle break-ins
• Benefit to support Lima man with cancer
• Wind farms: What Van Wert has learned
• Fort Shawnee finances better, not good enough
• Empty Stocking: Dad facing surgery, raising two boys
• Bradfield honors Potts, looks to future
• No change after DuPont mayoral recount
• Cheryl Allen Center looks to jump-start programs
• Portman: Jobs, economy remain top issues
• Woman found dead near crash
• Victims were bound, shot in Fort Recovery double murder
• Blanchard River nearing crest in Ottawa
• Troopers on scene of serious crash near New Knoxville
• Shutt honored for service to seniors, community
• Company considering Auglaize County wind farm
• Empty Stocking: Couple ask for jobs, health for kids
• Double homicide investigated in Fort Recovery
• Bart Mills: They call him Mr. Potts
• Coin toss determines Dupont’s mayor
• Thursday's school delays
• Officials urge caution on the roadways for holidays
• 2 from chase in court
• Bath to ask voters to support new elementary school
• First accumulating snowfall results in first traffic fatality
• Wednesday's school delays
• Robbery at Ottawa carryout prompts chase into Lima
• Treasurer talks jobs in Lima
• Lima schools to seek operating, P-I help
• Empty Stocking: Grandmother struggles to keep family afloat
• Numbers down for start of deer-gun season
• Man accused in scholarship theft case facing more charges
• Allen elections board buying equipment
• Insurance company sues Husky over oil release
• Births
• Allen County grand jury indictments for November
• Allen County Common Pleas Court Records Nov. 1-28, 2011
• Police calls
• Four area entities receive clean state audits
• Region braces for flooding issues
• Councilman discusses child support woes
• Single, diabetic mother struggles to provide for daughter
• Local Buckeyes, fans praise Meyer’s hiring
• Group seeks tax volunteers
• County officials file for election to new terms
• Cooper Tire locks out union workers in Ohio
• Flood watches and warnings issued
• Emergency outage planned for 950 customers near Leipsic
• Police calls for Monday, Nov. 29
• Urban Meyer accepts Ohio State job; press conference today
• Gas prices drop below $3 a gallon in Lima
• Police calls for
• Opening the mailbag, sharing a few thoughts
• Jim Krumel: Opening the mailbag, sharing a few thoughts
• Blue Christmas
• AEP plans outage in Delphos on Tuesday
• Math whiz takes home award
• New Bremem student's cool response a lifesaver
• Aging council says thank you to care givers
• Standing corn frustrates hunters
• Mother of eight struggles
• Economy on the Mend: Auto industry revs up with recent announcements
• Economy on the Mend: Industrial projects spur local economy
• Economy on the Mend: National study shows Lima housing improvement, but not much
• Empty Stocking: Army vet needs much, just wants job
• A family’s grief and closure
• Vacant property a burden on stretched city inspectors
• Van Wert commissioners, sheriff to change in coming election
• Pears Avenue opens in Met Block
• Crime Stoppers
• IN THE MILITARY
• THEATER REVIEW: Encore’s ‘White Christmas’ provides great start to holiday season
• Black Friday more about tradition than deals
• Road changes draw mixed review
• Empty Stocking: Illness makes holidays harder
• Shoppers urged to visit the ’little man’ on Small Business Saturday
• Four to join St. John’s Hall of Fame
• Lima superintendent to lead delegation to China
• Man shot near Brownstone Bar
• BMV offices closed Dec. 3
• Police Calls, Friday Nov. 25, 2011
• St. John’s dealing with tragedy
• Lima shoppers out in force; traffic moving smoothlly
• 10 common Black Friday myths
• Volunteers help make Thanksgiving dinners a success
• Empty Stocking: Health problems, stolen van devastate family
• Four area schools among best in state
• Lima Senior engineering program earns national certification
• Cemetery hosts light-up night
• Red Cross recognizes award winners
• Lima Municipal Court records Nov. 17 through Nov. 22, 2011
• Police calls
• Honoring Poppa's legacy: Lima man molded lives
• Letter: Musical, football ... go Elida Bulldogs!
• Uniopolis mayor wins by 2 votes
• Lima, Elida update leaf pickup set
• Big stakes as Black Friday arrives
• Births
• Shawnee pupil admits stabbing bus driver
• Lucas gets 17 years in beating of 88-year-old woman
• Police calls Nov. 23
• Report: Urban Meyer to coach OSU, bringing new staff
• Toddler hit by car, dies
• Bath school board ponders levy
• Mercer sheriff seeks fourth term
• Elida Road set to open; turn violations already attempted
• Two make it official for Allen County commissioner
• Two Ada men plead not guilty in death of Lima teen
• City finishes Metcalf Street work
• Business leaders talk state problems
• Five arrested in drug roundup in Auglaize County
• Allen County remains above state average for jobless
• City looks at beefing up school zone speed fine
• City establishes new wards
• City participating in fuel consortium
• Man convicted in St. Marys murder seeks new trial
• Lima YWCA merging with Toledo agency
• Familiar face leads police on chase
• Tim Hortons opens in time for holidays
• Elida Road may be ready Tuesday
• Countryside meanderings
• Police calls
• Gas prices continue to fall across region
• Few details available in police auto chase
• Boy saves toddler from drowning near Lafayette
• Police calls
• Idea would mean end of local income tax collection
• In The City: DeHavens give space and time
• Youth Profile: Student leads successful FFA chapter
• Youth Profile: Pandora teen has fun with faith
• Youth Profile: The computer guy
• Tell Me About It: Helping others plan for turkey day
• Man’s death prompts investigation
• Police calls
• Ottawa man dies
in one-car wreck
• Elida Road project nears end
• Biggest shopping day backs into Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving meals abound in region
• New foreclosure program saving schools money
• Bluffton Ironman motivating self, others, raising funds
• Regional Roundup: Hardin County Courthouse for the holidays
• David Trinko: Time to put a human touch into newspaper’s online presence
• ODOT to shoppers: Elida Road will be ready
• Wapak teacher negotiations make progress
• Vine Street underpass opens to traffic
• Paulding commissioner running for statehouse
• Two teens held in sexual assault case
• Lima company buys Van Wert honey facility
• Marriages and Divorces
• Health department: Flu vaccine abundance may be a problem
• Lima councilor giving away turkeys
• Two arrested following armed robbery in Sidney
• Gas prices falling across region
• Region’s John Deere dealerships merge
• Cancer patient from Lima News feature story dies
• Vouchers offered to pet owners in need
• New Lima’s senior housing funding complete
• Lima board sets meetings to talk levy try
• Public can send holiday greetings to troops
• Murder, child-beating cases among this month’s indictments
• Man sentenced for role in fatal Ottoville house explosion
• Education, law enforcement working to keep drivers safe this holiday season
• Delphos residence raided
• Dryer starts grain fire in Willshire
• Hospital offering turkey for smokes
• Fishbein out as I&K CEO
• Brown wants to improve COLAs for seniors
• Teen pleads in shooting case
• INEOS to add $25 million building
• Lima schools to release early Tuesday
• Police calls for Wednesday, Nov. 16
• Registration coming for adult education classes
• Huffman out of judge race after Cheney jumps in
• Reiff won’t run for third term as Allen commissioner
• Florida executes killer of Willshire mom, daughters
• Van Wert fair manager retires
• 3 indicted in Lima teen’s overdose death
• Jordan priority, balanced budget amendment, comes up for vote
• Delphos CEO ordered held without bail through trial
• Professor: Technology shaped by past
• County noncommittal on extension funding
• Cleanup effort continues after hog manure spill
• Births
• Ottawa considers options after levy failure
• PCS Nitrogen gets help from Trade Commission
• Police calls for Tuesday, Nov. 15
• Tuesday's school delays
• Truck driver pulls man from sinking car
• Levees in Ottawa not an option for flood mitigtion
• Chrome and Muscle: Area residents share memories of favorite Chevys
• Thomas column: Loss of show worth more than $50 to community
• Car-deer crashes: Harvest and rut overlap this year
• Recalling the Jerry Sanduskys of our past
• Births
• Third guard gets job back over inmate suicide
• Car audio challenge collects toys
• Spencerville nets grant for new water plant
• Residents urged to keep drains clear
• Tornado watch issued in region
• Lima, state brace for impact of supercommittee’s decisions
• Pastor-instructor starts bid against Latta
• School rankings made public
• Police calls
• In The City: Retiring Ola did it old school at Head Start
• Youth Profile: Drummer leads by example
• Youth Profile: Kalida teen building his future
• Youth Profile: Waynesfield teen flying high
• Tell Me About It: A family that skates together ...
• Fallen soldiers recognized at memorial induction
• Senior Living Expo showcases new companionship business
• Delinquent taxes another unknown thorn for schools
• Thanksgiving with a few thousand friends
• Student performers take center stage
• Regional Roundup: Area residents receive FFA awards
• Police calls for Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
• Soldiers collect niceties for those shipping to Afghanistan
• Ohio law requires reporting abuse
• Cops pin 2 thieves at bowling alley, 2 others captured elsewhere after they split
• Senators supporting PotashCorp’s Lima plant
• Firefighter asks for treatment option to avoid conviction
• Call before you dig
• Police searching for missing teen
• Wrong-way driver causes I-75 crash
• United Way at $1.46 million
• Cockadoodles brings Lima a healthy chicken option
• Road construction and maintenance projects
• St. Marys man dies of crash injuries
• Man pleads guilty in Van Wert fatal shooting
• Former Lima school board member wins leadership award
• Drivers injured in two-car collision
• JSMC task force explores Dayton project
• Officers raid Internet café on gambling suspicions
• Officials issue early warning on winter travel safety
• Wapak Middle School honors veterans
• Bugle Boy: Cridersville man recalls fife and drum corps
• Benefit for cancer victim, 8
• Christmas Tree Festival 2011
• Huffman: Savings plan dropped from voucher bill Different plans
• Budget-cutting ideas shelved until budget talks begin
• P&G, Grob to add jobs
• Deal in works on one primary for 2012
• City’s insurance settles excessive force lawsuit
• Lima Memorial opening new office in Ottawa
• Huffman: Voucher bill not perfect but more fair
• Delphos CEO back in court in criminal case
• Monthly warning sirens test Wednesday
• Drug task force raids two homes
• Gas prices up across region
• Kewpee 10K Race and 1K Fun Run
• Lima pedestrian struck by train
• Police calls
• Lima man treated after shooting
• School officials: Voucher bill not fair, will devastate publics
• In The City: Breast cancer survivor organizes mall fundraiser
• Youth Profile: Student to continue tradition of service to country
• Youth Profile: Russian teen feels welcome
• Youth Profile: Teen dreams of helping world's poor
• Tell Me About It: Moving and shaker boarding
• A final goodbye to the Rose Shoppe
• Bluffton’s storybook history
• Bus drivers: eyes in the back of their heads
• Road crews have no worries as winter approaches
• Ottawa Harley dealer moving across town
• Lima leaf pickup to begin Nov. 7
• Benefit for leukemia treatment for Lafayette girl
• Regional Roundup: Parkway pupil receives 911 hero award
• Deputies arrest man running on Interstate
• Optometrist convicted of lesser charge of sexual imposition
• Whirlpool moves trash compactor work to Ottawa
• Police search for missing man
• Occupy Lima wants the square for November
• Women arrested with more than 120 stolen credit cards
• Crew hits gas line on North Main Street
• Marriages and divorces
• Police calls for Friday, Oct. 28
• Man walks out of Walmart with two 32-inch TVs
• Man charged in killing brother bound to common pleas
• Advisory panel backs Health Dept. budget
• Jury gridlocked on fate of St. Marys optometrist charged with rape
• Village hears options for post office
• Harvest late, yields average for local farmers
• Shooter resentenced to 17 years prison
• Waterline break cancels school at Allen East
• Man runs from accident, apprehended
• Elida Police warns of phone scam
• Candidate forum Wednesday
• Food program raising money with race
• Lima man charged for taking $1,600 in electronics
• Water line break cancels classes at Allen East
• Crowd listens as speaker promotes chastity
• Council president candidates share views of job
• RTA Board elects officers for 2012
• Postal Service continues study on fate of post offices
• JSMC receives training grant
• Reineke opens Lima Ford dealership
• Proponents tout Issue 3 as freedom issue
• Occupy Lima has first gathering
• Shawnee pupil being held, investigation into bus driver stabbing continues
• Faber squares off with opponent on collective-bargaining law
• Power restored in Shawnee area
• Tuesday fire damages mobile home
• Fort fights for passage of levy
• Lima schools facing more cuts, levy try
• State patrol investigating school bus stabbing
• Trial begins for St. Marys optometrist accused of rape
• City considering layoffs in 2012
• Former Ottawa mayor jailed for soliciting prostitute
• Shawnee superintendent honored
• School earns Dominion grant
• Lima administrators extend contract
• Sertoma Club names Firefighter of the Year
• Celina man slams car into shop after ‘huffing’
• Rockford man trapped when truck of soybeans flips in ditch
• Kasich stresses importance of keeping and creating Ohio jobs during Lima visit
• Budget hole remains, some of employees’ ideas cost money
• Speakers oppose AEP increase
• Dahill family receives flags
• Fort Shawnee to hold town hall meeting
• Jordan and caucus to unveil proposal for economic growth
• Settlement reached in former chief’s wrongful imprisonment lawsuit
• A technical runner
• Honda: Extra Indiana shift equals Ohio work
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 24
• Economy continues impact on school enrollments
• In The City: Pieces of MacDonell House get restoration
• Youth Profile: Student a good shot
• Youth Profile: Glandorf teen enjoys colorful life
• Youth Profile: Pharmacy is all in the family
• Tell Me About It: Down-and-dirty with the hurdy-gurdy
• Police calls
• 'We all benefit': New Ford line a boon for Lima area
• LACNIP readies 17th annual dinner
• Ninjas and princesses take over Safety City
• Bluffton offers faster, less costly way to degree
• Cost of Lima building plans reviews going up
• Regional Roundup: OSU-Lima students on homecoming court
• Benefit planned for cancer patient
• Rotary to hold blood clinic
• Injured infant released from hospital
• Limited left turns should lower crashes, not sales
• Lima official: Evening trick-or-treating a success
• Coach guilty of engaging in sex with teen
• Rhodes teacher takes home top honors
• Firefighter enters not guilty plea to drug charge
• ‘Disneyland’ classroom
• OVI checkpoint this evening
• Cops raid Putnam County home
• Delphos CEO charged in intimidation case
• Domestic violence doesn’t end with month of awareness
• 4th Ward candidates debate neighborhood issues
• Police chief: Brothers argued before shooting
• Inductees share stories, push students
• Elections board reducing number of precincts
• McLean responds to debate comments
• Celebrating a harvest of hope
• Holiday assistance available
• Police calls
• Births
• Ford VP confirms new Lima engine line
• Waynesfield-Goshen hires Pfister
• Minimal flood issues expected
• Trustee and school board candidates discuss issues at forum
• Council candidates get feisty
• Habitat keeps working at its new building
• First court appearance scheduled for man who reportedly killed brother
• St. Marys Hall of fame to welcome three
• Teen driver safety week highlights need for experience
• Police reports from Tuesday
• Allen County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Allen County
• Van Wert man guilty of killing his grandmother
• Local passes Ford contract
• Bath schools keeping building options open
• Allen East schools look for renewal levy support
• Firefighter indicted on drug charge
• Man tells deputy he killed his brother
• Old, new murals at downtown art park debated
• Man gets life sentence in child-rape case
• Lima restaurant king, Joe Guagenti, dies
• Air quality in compliance with environmental standards
• Man confesses to killing his grandmother
• Schools showing ‘Promise’
• Three area entities receive clean state audits
• Woman killed in crash near Gomer
• Village hires new finance director
• Council expected to defeat administration’s cuts
• Local dentist honored by OSU
• Man pleads in child sex case
• Ford workers to vote Tuesday
• Prosecutor: man admitted to strangling grandmother
• Early voting will end Friday before Election Day
• Prosecutor says man raped 2 young children
• Key UAW Ford units vote in favor of contract
• VIEWPOINT Be wary of tax-increment financing
• Deliveries delayed; LimaOhio.com opened for free today
• Gas prices higher than a week ago
• Tending to the ‘Wall of Fame’
• If the media would just behave, all would be fine
• Community coordinates send-off for soldiers
• MLK dedication: Area residents join history
• Music program hits right note
• Student a good shoot
• Glandorf teen shows spirit
• Youth enjoys helping people
• 5 injured, 2 in critical after Saturday crash
• Police calls
• Girl killed in crash, Korean driver jailed
• Hope grows for strengthening Faith
• Cops, firefighters knocking on doors to defeat SB 5
• From store to eyesore
• Grading teachers
• Regional Roundup: Jennings joins Glee contest
• Youthful candidate: 18-year-old running for USV school board
• Sewer negotiations slogging along
• Fundraiser supports scholarship to honor murder victim
• Putnam Acres hosts blood drive
• Seed of ‘occupy’ is sown in Lima
• Bath superintendents plans community chats
• City employees offer own cuts
• Students take lead against bullying
• Plans call for year-round pavilion in Kalida park
• Man arrested during abduction scare pleads not guilty
• One killed, two injured in crash near Carthagena
• Grand jury indicts two for Bob’s Carry-Out robbery
• Firefighters investigate vacant house fire
• Man accused in teen shooting among grand jury indictments
• Gas prices up across region
• Ghost hunter talks about journey investigating paranormal
• Historic train rolls into town for Lima Lantern Tours
• Lima man jailed in assault of 5-month-old boy
• Ex-teacher pleads not guilty in sex-with-pupil case
• Council president candidates differ widely on approaches
• LACCA evacuated after bomb threat
• Woman who participated in robbery gets 6.5 years prison
• Group traveling to MLK dedication
• Best One Tire looking to purchase old postal facility
• Man injured in motorcycle crash in Findlay
• Thursday's school delays
• Three-vehicle accident sends one to hospital
• Rose Shoppe closing
• Council candidates criticize, but not each other
• Council candidates criticize, but not each other
• Neighborhood group: Letters not from us
• News Briefs: MAC grants awarded today
• ‘Glee” contest could drum up money for Lima schools
• Man killed in fall at Superior Forge
• Officers earn Merit Awards
• Teen competent to stand trial in sister’s slaying
• Lucas pleads guilty in beating 88-year-old woman
• Police calls for Wednesday, Oct. 12
• One injured in accident
• Food and fun at Taste of Home
• Issue 2 the talk of annual Democratic dinner
• Top Elida administrators ‘Educators of the Year’
• St. Rita’s to overhaul addiction unit
• Speculation revs on new Lima-built engine
• Putnam County house fired labeled arson
• Convicted doctor’s wife gets judgment in bail bonds case
• Baby sitter guilty in St. Henry infant’s death
• Man who broke into New Knoxville school gets four years in prison
• Police K9 Yukon makes first drug bust
• Literacy Council busy in new neighborhood
• Flood study update planned at public hearing
• Neeper offers own list of city cuts
• Man’s drowning death likely an accident
• Bluffton to sponsor math contest for high school students
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 10
• OSU-Lima to host Take Back the Night on Thursday
• Gas prices up across region
• Quilted with kindness: Area women send stitch work to wounded soldiers
• Human trafficking survivor to give keynote address
• One killed in two-vehicle accident
• In The City: Mutt strut part of Humane Society's new campaign
• Youth Profile: Eagle Scout gives the gift of reading
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen takes the cake
• Youth Profile: The steer whisperer
• Tell Me About It: Rite of passage
• Kalida library has new location
• Police calls
• Sharf Road closing Tuesday
• Latty man hurt in crash with truck
• Grading tutors
• Waynesfield employer believes in sharing opportunity
• A record for life: Convictions follow felons to the job market
• Magnus wants to stop the “rubber-stampers”
• Fire prevention week kicks off
• Lima council to take up sewer resolution
• OSU-Lima focusing on diversity
• Regional Roundup: University of Findlay honors Denecker
• Met Housing, former director settle
• Huffman urges yes votes on state issues
• Psychologist says murder defendant is insane
• United Way surges toward campaign goals
• Body pulled from river identified
• Man arrested for stealing dolls from Delphos thrift shop
• Shelby commissioners appoint acting sheriff
• Arrest made in abduction scare
• Governor to speak at GOP barbecue
• School district ‘RALLY’ for volunteers
• School board members honored
• Child abduction attempts reported
• Experts forecast dismal winter
• Lima police pull body from river
• Shelby County sheriff temporarily stepping down
• Man denied pardon for past crime
• Allen County’s chief Dem calling it quits
• Pianist aims to inspire young musicians, music lovers
• Allen commissioners approve sewer project at airport
• Workers’ comp sees changes under new boss
• Two area entities earn clean state audits
• Dahill laid to rest with fellow Vietnam soldiers
• Fire destroys Delphos home
• Lima Ford plant in line for new line
• Wind energy launches in Paulding County
• Defense attorney gives his perspective on death penalty
• NOW Marketing Group opens new downtown office
• Police calls for Wednesday, Oct. 5
• School delays for Wednesday, Oct. 5
• MIA bracelet given to family of fallen hero
• Family, friends, comrades of fallen heroes meet
• 4th Ward candidates square off
• Former Lima teacher indicted in sex-with-student case
• Community school sponsors face sanctions
• Ottawa looks to taxpayers for help with revenue
• LCC tops math competition
• Voting in Ohio began Tuesday
• Correction to RTA bus time
• Trail date set for suspect in attack
• Wrong-way driver killed in crash on I-75 near Findlay
• Crash responder struck by car in Mercer County
• Three area entities receive clean state audits
• Both sides of SB 5 bill debated at town hall
• Council, employees to list savings ideas
• Wangler’s attorneys lay out grounds for appeal
• Flags at half-staff for Lima soldier
• ONU to host entrepreneurship workshops
• Drivers warned: Beware of deer
• New superintendents for New Bremen, county schools
• Family away at funeral when Lima house burns
• Part of sentencing reversed in shotgun case
• Senior citizens invited to Allen East school breakfast
• Arizona man sentenced to prison for running drugs from Tucson to Lima
• Gas prices drop below $3 a gallon in Sidney
• DeHaven to support breast cancer awareness
• Traffic patterns to change on Route 309
• Van Wert church offers auto clinic
• Police calls
• Teachers down on new retesting provision
• In The City: Artists make themselves at home downtown
• Youth Profile: Student drums up success
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen leads by example
• Youth Profile: Wapak teen has many interests
• Patriot Guard Riders escort Marine home to Lima
• Police calls for Saturday
• City trying to avoid layoffs, but more cuts coming
• Lima schools hall of fame to add 11
• Grant hands out teacher incentive bonuses
• Whirlwind first months for ONU president
• Lima council candidate forums coming up
• Officials stress important of immunization to fight the flu
• Regional Roundup: Lima resident completes Conservation Corps service
• Vouchers do what’s best for students
• Ford, UAW talks extend into weekend; plant issues discussed
• Longtime Twain impersonator talks to audience
• Housing dips nationally, steady at home
• Library will restore some hours
• Bar association president speaks at ONU
• Teachers taught how to teach engineering
• Births
• Man talks about missing Delphos woman
• Five arrested in two Mercer County drug busts
• Van Buren teachers file charges against board
• Equestrian Therapy Program busier than ever
• Businesses, colleges depend on each other
• Minor injuries reported in accident
• Lima soldier being buried in Arlington
• Looking at Lima through a lens
• Wangler’s motion for new trial denied
• Forum draws few
• Thursday house fire west of Ottawa under investigation
• Commissioners have hands out
• Prosecutor to commissioners: Prioritize the crimes we pursue
• Google offers Web aid to local businesses
• Donations sought for Spencerville house construction
• Holbrook to speak to students, public
• Charter group takes up finance jobs
• City dedicates downtown Streetscape
• Teachers, district agree on extension
• No new plans for crumbling American Mall
• Shelter wins paint makeover
• Federal grant might only preserve Lima police ranks
• Alum treatment at Grand Lake exceeded expectations
• Flood warning issued for Ottawa; funnel clouds possible
• Lima man surrenders after two-hour standoff
• Heroin sting leads to chase in Auglaize County
• Patrol seizes 45 pounds of marijuana in Lima
• Decorated vet charged in Findlay with wife’s murder
• State halts algae testing, takes down warnings at Grand Lake
• Kohl’s opening showcases growth in St. Marys
• Postal unions rally for reforms
• Data from black teenage girls study released
• Schools to receive meal money
• Attorney offers advice about sharing online
• Witness says Monday’s shots fired connected to weekend shooting
• Ottawa council chooses new president
• Taylor rooting out bad regulations
• Teachers say yes to extended contract
• Lake association addresses dredge material
• Irvin Road to close
• Company gives local rep a Mercedes
• Council balks at mayor’s moves
• Board coming out strong against Huffman voucher bill
• Teachers to consider contract extension
• New House, Senate maps likely approved this week
• Cause sought in woman’s death
• Prosecutor seeks suspension of indicted Shelby County sheriff
• Ellis, Clemens continue on Rhodes board
• Residents win 6th Ward awards
• No move on Met Housing lawsuit
• Gas prices well below state average
• Minor flooding possible in Allen, Putnam counties
• Community welcomed to new Elida High School
• Police calls
• Years of enrollment growth met with decline for some
• In The City: Battle with addiction leads woman to help others
• Youth Profile: A young caring heart
• Youth Profile: Glandorf teen happy staying active
• Youth Profile: Teen comfortable on farm or playing field
• Tell Me About It: The Giving Tree
• Putnam United Way kicks off with caring volunteers
• A different kind of prosecution
• A full plate
• Volunteers spruce up Kibby Street area
• Postal workers rallying to save Postal Service
• CCW changes take place Friday
• Regional Roundup: Ada student gets hands on medical experience at CampMed
• Former Lima Mayor Joseph dead at 78
• Stores flocking to Cable Road plaza
• Doctor’s mother-in-law files wrongful-death lawsuit
• Lima Municipal Court records Sept. 16 through Sept. 22, 2011
• Marriages and divorces
• Wheelman gets 3 years in prison in teen murder
• Victim grants received in region
• Bulldog history preserved
• Lima looks at more cuts
• Sides present closing arguments in Jones case
• Gas prices continue to decline
• St. Rita’s breaks ground for ER expansion
• Sister of Mercy takes home award
• New eateries springing up
• Distance learning brings Perry students into Elida’s Latin class
• Vehicle runs into IHOP
• Safe Community Awards presented
• Women’s defense course starts soon
• Births
• Medians, delays coming to SR 309
• Police calls for Thursday, Sept, 22
• Expert: Jones’ fingerprints found at murder scene
• Dump truck rolls over, shuts down Sugar Street
• Child injured after being struck by vehicle
• School voucher bill passes House committee
• Indiana man gets two years in Van Wert break-ins
• Jones’ foot and fingerprints found at crime scene, expert said
• IHOP back to business after raid
• Supercommittee website up
• Coffee Co. and Books to host speaker
• Police to hold civil service info session
• Thayer Road closure
• Hiking series registration taken
• Annual toy run scheduled for Sunday
• Miss Ohio Outstanding Teen to visit Lima
• Lima IHOP reopens day after FBI raid
• Residents honored for assisting cops
• District still in line for state building dollars
• Lima IHOP searched as part of FBI raid
• Tank task force considering next move
• Lion and Lamb teaching respect, acceptance for 25 years
• Baton Rouge Health Services showcases new facilities
• Attorney fined for not filing tax paperwork
• Library construction humming along
• Unemployment dips in region
• Jeep crashes into Findlay house
• Dense fog advisory in effect for part of region
• One injured in two-vehicle accident
• Four injured after three-vehicle accident
• Fort Shawnee police will stay, new law introduced
• Rep Jordan takes issue with Obama’s job creation plan
• Council picks new ward boundaries
• Council committee talks cost overruns
• Line rumors peak as Ford contract nears
• Reineke buys Lima Ford
• Crosses along US 224 represent daily abortions in US
• Prosecutor blasts ex-cop for theft excuse
• Power restored to The Meeting Place
• No jail time for former officer who skipped off-duty job
• Fan malfunction causes morning fire
• Food deserts bloom around Lima
• In The City: Club owner eager to get business going again
• Youth Profile: Student actor, director building repertoire
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen up on art
• Youth Profile: Digging into the past
• Tell Me About It: Etching memories
• Findlay man dies in motorcycle accident
• Bicyclist injured in accident
• Council for Arts holding Funk Fest
• Lima man arrested after wife flags cop
• The smell of victory
• Underage driver leads police on chase
• Police calls for Saturday, Sept. 17
• Encore performs strong 'Mockingbird'
• One in custody after gas station robbed
• Grease fire damges house
• Steppin' up ... or not
• Arts groups form partnership
• Reality show winners enjoying healthier life
• Regional Roundup: Augalize HIstorical Society selling heirloom bulbs
• Mark Shields: Will Rick Perry be the Michael Dukakis of 2012?
• English music highlighted at Otterbein
• Flare more rare: Saying goodbye to longtime symbol
• Huffman: More school changes coming
• Putnam County students encouraged to do service projects
• Fire Department hog roast Saturday
• Council candidate introduces herself
• OSU-Lima freshman class comes to school early
• Subway offers coupons for donations
• Cheerleading camp offered
• GED, adult classes available
• Police calls for Friday, Sept. 16
• Gas prices falling across region
• Tank plant hosts Visionaries award dinner
• Ethanol plant reopens with new leadership
• Post office looks at closing Toledo mail sorting center
• State administering rail connection from Leipsic
• History guides in training
• Lima police warn about strong-arm robberies
• RTA adding hours, returns service to Edgewood area
• Births
• Portman taking up deficit-reduction work
• Grand jury indicts man who attacked 88-year-old woman
• County approves funding for airport grant
• Three-vehicle accident under investigation
• United Way gets historical in kickoff
• New livestock standards explained
• Robb-Elida intersection closure begins today
• Truckers unwind with free rinds
• Japanese exchange visit open to youth
• Two enter not guilty pleas in crane vandalism
• Verizon Wireless brings 4G LTE network to Lima
• Two Willshire residents indicted for marijuana cultivation
• RTA holding public input meetings
• Speaker shares story of survival
• 4th District gets new look in new map
• Council committee takes up prostitution issue
• Elida man killed in fatal motorcycle accident
• Perry schools remains on OSFC funding list
• Brown proposes school renovations to stimulate economy
• Bluffton ups environmental stewardship
• ONU, Bluffton again named top schools
• Car strikes building at UNOH
• Cows headed from Lima to slaughter die in crash
• Ottawa mayor resigns in prostitution scandal
• Several area entities earn clean state audits
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Students learn effects and treatment of heroin addictions
• Warehouse owner has more problems with storm water fee
• Musical exhibit opens at Auglaize Library
• Auglaize River ditch hearings scheduled
• Local teddy bear program reaches milestone
• UNOH again named ‘military friendly’
• Troopers seize nearly $15,000 in cash during traffic stop
• Police calls for Monday, Sept. 12
• Death penalty off the table for Jones
• Gas prices on the decline
• 9/11 remembered at area ceremonies
• In The City: Support group starting for amputees
• Tell Me About It: Keeping the Old West alive
• Two injured in Sunday accident
• Police calls
• World Trade Center: getting out alive
• Walsh family letter
• Hospitals see increase in charity care
• Regional roundup: Operation Buckeye Guard teams up with Crestview
• Everyone a kid at KidFest
• A life in rinds
• City wants contract for credit card payments
• Police look for robbery suspects
• Dutch Hollow Road closed
• Police calls from Saturday
• Races of all stripes at Pioneer Days
• Panel urges action to break home to school to prison cycle
• Husky donates $114,000 to local groups
• Bath pupils rally around classmates
• Sukup headed to Delphos schools superintendent seat
• Schools excel in STEM
• Christina Ryan Claypool: Surviving suicide: From a mental hospital to the Emmys
• Births
• Young Astronaut Program returns
• Las Palmas closes Saturday
• Former teacher says man facing death penalty often misbehaved
• Gas prices rise ahead of 9/11 anniversary
• Friday's school delays
• Locals weigh in on presidential address
• Kids with Bush on 9/11 saw change sweep over him
• Brown lobbies value of tank to new defense secretary
• Plane crash kills Bellefontaine businessman
• Portman supports disaster status for Ohio counties
• Births
• Lima police seek two women using stolen debit card
• Time Warner plans job fair to hire 14
• Drug summit under way
• Judge rules Jones competent, now lawyers argue his mental acuity
• CSX employee killed by train in Auglaize County
• Three injured in trailer-truck crash
• Business leaders looking for answers from Obama speech
• Auctioneer pleads in ‘structuring’ case
• Leaders pitch citizen review board
• ONU sets open houses
• Berger: More Lima cuts coming
• Twins times 10 at Shawnee kindergarten
• ODOT adds sidewalks to 117/309 project
• Killer in 1974 teen slaying dies in prison
• Business takes donations at Ada-Grove football game for food bank
• Fort Shawnee plan to disband police fails 2nd reading
• Fire station closing discussed at neighborhood meeting
• Lima council to consider sewer project
• A decade later, schools find lessons in 9/11
• New housing supports mental health
• Soldier enjoying comfort, support of home
• Bail set at $500,000 for accused shooter
• Leads dry up in missing Delphos woman case
• Judge doesn’t buy Bonanno’s sales pitch for early release
• Traffic stops lead to heroin busts in Celina
• Boil advisory lifted in Middle Point
• State auditor issues findings against USV schools
• Man arrested in connection with Saturday shooting
• Lima doctor adding Ohio’s largest residential solar array to home
• AP IMPACT: 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror
• Terror conviction rate high in US, with questions
• Health Department seeks volunteers to be ready in emergencies
• Lima community gathers for Labor Day parade
• Police calls
• Lima Municipal Court records August 26 through Sept. 1, 2011
• Woman arrested for inducing panic
• Pa. town sees responsibility to honor 9/11 dead
• Woodworker carves out time for passion
• SB 5, struggling economy put unions on defense
• Bath graduate leading unique Afghan military mission
• Tell Me About It: Kickin’ class
• Police calls
• Polman column: GOP hopefuls risk alienating independents
• Police struggle to piece together Saturday evening shooting
• Soldier’s family sends him off with surprise party
• Police calls from Saturday, Sept. 3
• A clearer picture
• Old favorites back by popular demand
• Region Roundup: Former Lima resident remembered for farm toys
• Top grads entering the 'real world'
• Meet the graduates: What the top students are doing now
• Max’s Flea Market and Water Dog Races opens for business
• Prostitution: Oldest profession that’s still a crime
• Yost brings message of support for Issue 2 to Lima
• Water projects hit milestones; reservoir nearly complete
• Traffic stops lead to drug busts near Findlay
• Lima doctor offers desktop psychiatry
• KeyBridge to serve Indiana market
• Continental man found not guilty of rape
• Marriages and Divorces
• Births
• Ford workers take lead in UAW talks
• Gas prices up this Labor Day weekend
• Entire region under heat advisory
• Route 309 work progressing
• Chance meeting leads to large donation for veterans food pantry
• Locals worry about job loss in prison announcement
• Farmers, consumers, pols meet at fair
• Grant to aid with Hardin County plan
• Man pleads not guilty in traffic death
• Delphos police investigate power box theft
• Rays offering flu shots
• Births
• School needs mentors for program
• School, library workers say they’re doing their part
• State unveils new jobs plan
• Mayor, former coach in prostitution sting plead not guilty
• Allen commissioners approve $142,000 in general fund cuts
• Visionary Journey
• Former cardiologist sues St. Rita’s Medical Center
• Renewal permit granted for Van Ham Dairy
• Van Wert police bust marijuana operation
• Elderly woman found
• Drug task force nabs eight on trafficking charges
• Lima man arrested for growing marijuana
• Family remembers slain teen, warns against senseless fighting
• Ottawa mayor, Jackson Center coach step aside after prostitution bust
• Elida High School opens with smiles, new opportunities
• Open house for pupils and parents
• National Lime and Stone unveils new processor
• Bluffton speaker: You can change someone’s life
• Letter: Volunteers serve 700 chicken dinners
• Huffman to lead redistricting hearings
• Logan sheriff's office seeks missing person
• City of Lima, two others earn clean audits
• West Nile Virus confirmed in Putnam County
• Fire damages house near Glandorf
• Lima firefighters investigate morning arson fire on Kibby Street
• Police calls for Tuesday, Aug. 30
• Police seek shooting victim
• Apollo keeping renovation project an option
• Allen County sees write-in candidates
• Ottawa mayor, Jackson Center coach charged in prostitution sting
• UNOH buys Office Depot property
• Wapakoneta union officials forced to pay back embezzled money
• Candelight vigil set for slain teen
• Wings N Wheels receives $11,700 grant
• Salvation Army plays host to garage sale
• Downtown photo entries accepted
• Rockford Eagles donate to first responders’ benefit
• Gas prices remain higher
• In the City: Book sales brewing at AAUW fair
• Ohio Supreme Court justice appointed to committee
• Tell Me About It: From the vine to wine
• Police calls
• Ada man dead after two-car collision
• Remnants of Irene will pass us by
• Police calls from Saturday, Aug. 27
• Weather, Big Time Rush make for successful fair
• Rotary planning fundraiser for Honduran efforts
• Shorter Van Wert County Fair bringing new events
• Job training gets results, last scholarships now available
• Docs going digital
• Regional Roundup: Shawnee students earns Eagle Scout
• Livestock projects end with auction
• Lobbyist: Pay attention or get left out
• High hopes restructuring will positively impact future report cards
• Couple sue Magnus over bar management
• Lima man stabbed after argument over cellphone
• Ottawa man indicted on charges of vehicular homicide
• Two indicted after fight in Miller City
• Marriages and Divorces
• Police to hold recruitment sessions
• AEP tree clearing begins Wednesday
• Gas prices surge higher
• School delays for Friday, Aug. 26
• Met Place tax abatement approved
• School district hires technology director
• School buys vacant land
• Horse throws girl at fair
• Free stuff bagged at the fair
• Hardin wind farm pressing ahead amid concerns over law repeal
• Driver in triple fatality released early from prison
• Fire destroys house on Central Ave.
• Allen County Recorder’s Office cutting hours
• Decision near on charging ex-teacher
• Duchouquet Township earns clean audit
• Power outage closes Continental schools
• Storms threatening region Thursday morning
• Harness racing struggling, but still a staple of Allen County Fair
• Rhodes State administrator is presidential candidate in Texas
• Kasich: Ford has plans for Ohio
• Boy earns police award for fending off pit bull
• A new era begins
• Clean energy proponents keeping watchful eye on upcoming summit
• Van Wert Sheriff’s office seizes pot plants
• Case against accused child rapist sent to grand jury
• Kasich: Ohio in line for Ford venture
• AAA forecasts dip in Ohio Labor Day travel
• School report cards released, several falter
• Two injured in crash near Leipsic
• Virginia earthquake felt here
• Back to School for Lima - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• John Grindrod: The end of cursive, another brick out of the old school
• Cheerleaders elicit cheers at competition
• Projects leave Lima neighborhood in limbo
• Tremors from Virginia earthquake felt close to home
• Wangler estate reopened; wrongful-death lawsuit could come
• Recent heat wave brings on electric bill sticker shock
• Dead passenger died of overdose, driver faces traffic charges
• Longtime Lima rabbi dies
• Jordan peppered: Answers questions on flat tax, education, military retirement
• Wapak teacher talks to continue
• 5 area counties show 10 percent jobless rate
• State auditor issues findings against area workers
• Failed compressor boosts refinery flame
• Born and raised: Local steer take the stage
• Police calls from Friday, Aug. 22
• 4th Ward candidate opposes fire station closing
• WORTH center names new executive director
• Fair food frenzy
• Jones jury selection begins
• Officials support Allen County’s stand-alone House district
• Wheelman pleas in teen murder
• Randall Bearings gets Caterpillar kudos
• Feds approve $1M for Grand Lake project
• Fort Shawnee fiscal officer cleared in theft case
• Driver of car pleads in Lima murder
• Portion of Bliss Road closed today
• Gasoline price down for week; up for year
• Big Time Rush fans fill grandstand
• In a race to resume: Area schools no longer wait for Labor Day
• In a race to resume: Area schools no longer wait for Labor Day
• St. Paul AME prepares for Newsome fundraiser
• Tell Me About It: Judging easy as pie
• Police calls
• Ohio Patrol doubling sobriety checkpoints
• Car buyers busy in Lima area market
• Ticket sales, weather a downer for rock acts at fair
• Adding ‘grow’ to ‘Cut, Cap and Balance’
• Adding ‘grow’ to ‘Cut, Cap and Balance’
• Lima man puts up sign in protest of prostitutions
• Fair up before the roosters
• O-G School dedicates two new elementary buildings
• Lima council to consider lighting replacements
• Regional Roundup: Rays associates paint at Robb Park
• Ottawa man struck by school bus
• ‘Showcase of Bands’ kicks off Allen County Fair
• Delphos looks to hire interim superintendent
• 2 OVI checkpoints announced
• Reward fund established to capture rapist
• J.C. Penney is lastest update at Lima Mall
• Couple awarded judgment against vehicle hauler
• Police calls for Friday, Aug. 19
• JSMC gets contract for new Army vehicle
• Deliveries delayed; LimaOhio.com opened for free today
• Stage setup takes safety into account for fair
• SB 5 foes counter Kasich
• Jordan: Supercommittee “not a good idea”
• Portman optimistic about supercommittee, tanks
• Judge approves request in doctor’s murder case
• OSU president makes several stops in area
• Help available with federal problems
• Celina teen killed in construction accident
• Job fair serves those who serve
• Salvation Army gives kids backpacks, school supplies
• Van Wert businesses evacuated after gas leak
• Wounded soldier takes first run
• Wounded soldier takes first run
• Hoops in street could be fined
• Bail set at $500K for accused rapist
• Elections board still short salary funding
• Petitions rejected for 2 Lima school board candidates
• Leipsic grad singing at Tigers-Indians game
• Business receives federal grant
• Coast Guard Auxiliary members rescue boaters
• New ER opens at Bluffton Hospital
• Lima Police nab five in prostitution sting
• Shisler hired as assistant principal
• Man charged with child rape
• Project proposed to clear Auglaize River logjams.
• Parole board denies killer’s release
• Expert talks of ‘real’ gaps in education
• Group formed to aid minority businesses
• UNOH dorms honor ‘instrumental’ employees, board members
• Delphos superintendent likely leaving
• Police need help finding rapist of 90-year-old woman
• Train car catches fire in Shawnee Township
• State auditor issues finding against Harrison Township official
• Lima council whittles down its ward choices
• Council to select Civil Service Board member
• State cuts hitting city finances
• JSMC gets Saudi contract
• Truck driver trapped after rollover
• Investigation at standstill in Lima teacher sex case
• Open house held for first kindergarten class at SS. Peter and Paul School
• Deer donation group buys beef for food pantries
• Patrol plans sobriety checkpoint this week
• LACCA’s Summer Crisis Program continues
• Trucker trapped following crash near Van Wert
• Gas prices edge lower across region
• Motorcyclist strikes tree, hospitalized
• Lima council to redraw ward lines
• Social media campaign pushes drug-free message
• In The City: Barber turns broadcaster
• Tell Me About It: He’s the ’mater D
• Police calls
• Real Wheels Cruise-In draws more than 180 vehicles
• Flags greet Elida native for homecoming
• Poker run set to honor Shawnee grad
• Amy Fickell: Six questions in 60 seconds
• Ramadan recognized by inmates
• Neighborhood association holding supply drive
• Regional Roundup: St. Marys native pens novel
• Job and Family Services accepting comments on plan
• Part of region under severe thunderstorm watch
• Benefit to help family of former ONU employee
• Beckett’s temple song comes to an end
• I-75 work will be tough on truck companies
• This little piggy went to Bob Evans
• Senior Expo way of giving back to senior citizens
• Labor Day Parade participants sought
• Gas likely to spike today; analyst calls it ‘unexplainable’
• Teen charged in sister’s slaying enters insanity plea
• Health Department renovations starting soon
• NCAA hearing over, OSU waits
• Existing infant mortality program to target men
• A FAMILY AFFAIR His job; her day Life changing reply: ‘Call me back’ Game day, front row & family traditions Blending in; her ‘go-to’ people Monday morning news about Jim Tressel
• Businesses committing to Met Place
• ‘The Biggest Loser’ contestant shares story
• Monfort returns to school board
• Tank plant lobby shifts focus to budget supercommittee
• Man in robbery spree gets 25 years prison
• Humane Society drops no-kill policy
• Benefit set for leukemia patient and family
• Health center on hold
• Wapak teachers to meet again with mediator
• St. Marys hires interim superintendent
• Second Dayton man faces drug charges after arrest in Auglaize County
• New livestock standards begin Sept. 29
• Police calls for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Toledo woman shot in shin
• Make a date with a big loser
• Israel viewing party being held in Lima
• Six file for four Lima board seats
• Delphos company offers new option for last ride
• American Township will see trustee rematch
• City to close Spring Street fire station
• Man accused of child sex charge waives hearing
• Accolades abundant as Oxley takes over as BASA head
• LPD sergeant guilty of theft, resigns
• Study stays on schedule for Ottawa flooding mitigation
• Dayton man arrested for trafficking in New Bremen
• Financial advisers telling clients to stay the course
• Continental tables final reading on proposed income tax
• Girl hospitalized after horse accident
• Fire won’t interrupt Dana Corp. production
• Wholesale food trade show attracts thousands
• Engineer sues former ethanol plant owner
• Entire region under severe thunderstorm watch
• Births
• Two nabbed during heroin bust in Ridgeway
• Several area entities earn clean state audit
• Crash near Delphos closes part of U.S. 30
• One injured in car-train crash near Findlay
• Ottawa gives nod to winter lighting for downtown
• Fire Department reorganization approved
• Fort Shawnee joins Allen County in seeking votes to approve electric aggregation
• Council approves Kibby Corners land sale
• Council to meet in special session
• Ethanol plant different than previous owners
• “Bath salts” a serious threat
• Police calls for Monday, Aug. 8
• Schedule pick up, open house set at Bath
• Judge sets trial date for teen charged in death of 4-year-old sister
• Gas prices edge slightly lower
• New board survives first Square Fair
• Hunter finds live grenade; police blow it up
• Police shoot pit bull as it attacks child
• Marijuana plants found at MLK Jr. park
• ‘Smokin’ in the Boys Room’: State wants schools to adopt tobacco-free campuses
• Got pesto? Garden preserving class does
• Tell Me About It: Eye on the eye
• Police calls
• ‘Edd heads’ pack the Square
• Debt deal hangs over weak economy
• St. Rita’s-owned clinic contradicts church doctrine
• Kohls to hire in St. Marys
• Railroaders reminisce, share memories of Loco Works
• St. Marys cancer patient: I just accept
• Lima plans to sell Kibby Corners property
• Regional Roundup: Spencerville native chosen as commander
• Auglaize sheriff plans phone maintenance
• Crime Stoppers
• Downtowns that work: Delphos thrives on home-grown shoppers
• Allen County Fair 2011
• SB5 foes open Lima headquarters
• New generation of fake IDs challenges bar staff
• Square Fair gets into full swing
• Georgia Newsome Awards Awards to honor community activist
• Continental High School earns high honor
• Jordan calls debt deal a victory for conservatives
• Bluffton police seek info on crime
• Putnam health department eliminates fiscal officer
• Van Wert company fined for safety violations
• Head Start enrolling now
• Kalida Middle School plans information meeting
• Police calls for Friday, Aug. 5
• Gas prices holding steady
• Accident knocks out power
• Square Fair starts with jazz flair
• Cridersville takes steps to place levies on ballot
• Debt deal leaves Lima-built tank in limbo
• Lima woman guilty in March robbery, shooting
• OIO construction find prompts pricey response
• Firefighters win ‘Battle of the Badges’
• Union Road closed today
• Auction for free fair entertainment
• Births
• Tools for Schools
• Commissioners seek voter approval to bargain for electric rates
• On ballot, ‘no’ means ‘no’ for Senate Bill 5
• Rhodes sets admissions event
• One taken to hospital following accident
• Woman takes unexpected train trip
• Newspaper racks reflect local community
• Indiana man guilty in break-ins
• Met Housing board sets special meeting
• Births
• August light show: The Perseid meteor shower of 2011
• Applications taken for CARE Academy
• Gerald Post Pullets permit granted
• Midway East selling cookbook
• Police calls for Wednesday, Aug. 3
• AmeriCorps sets up in Lima to recruit teen volunteers
• State commerce director warns of scam
• Retired trooper announces run for Hardin County sheriff
• Another no in Delphos
• Nation celebrates night out to fight crime
• Officials meet behind closed doors about city building security
• Hottest July on record
• Huntington gives school supplies to Salvation Army
• Wapak man killed by falling tree
• Fire damages vacant house
• Volunteens collecting for CDC
• Residents speak up on redistricting
• Battle of the Badges blood drive begins
• Dannon awards grant to St. Marys hospital
• Jordan gets love from conservative constituents
• Auglaize County fair a long-standing tradition
• CodeRED used to capture Putnam County assault suspect
• Inmate naked, biting in Celina jail
• Mark Pi’s closes doors
• Auglaize elected positions filled
• Delphos school district election today
• Ohio Lottery to recognize Fat Jack’s
• Inmate floods Mercer County jail cell
• Two hospitalized after stabbing
• Kewpee triathlon a four-generation family affair
• Five on the Go
• In the City: Leader of the band
• Tell Me About It: Scout on right path
• Benefit walk scheduled to help leukemia patient
• Police calls
• Rockies send ace pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez to Indians
• Grand Lake markets its will to heal
• Man killed in Saturday accident
• Jordan one of 22 in GOP against Boehner bill
• Group promotes what’s best for baby
• Your city, your county, your debt
• Husky tees up for charities
• Delphos levy about restoring cuts
• Renovations on schedule for Auglaize courthouse
• National Night Out coming Tuesday
• Auglaize Fair offers something for everyone
• Local connection to debt ceiling talks
• Headed back home, to HaitiNungesters return after summer fundaising, this time with their kids
• Wetzelland lures bikers, bucks
• I-75 projects outlined to business leaders
• Police calls
• Cool Road closed next week
• Births
• Husky golf outingaids 4 charities
• Another August of algae at Grand Lake? It looks that way
• Local politicians dispute Dispatch report: Jordan not likely to lose seat
• Lima school board member resigns
• Chinese class coming to middle school
• Council looks at chained dogs
• Progress painful for some
• Edgewood to reopen next week
• Portman: Politicians acting like teenagers
• Mother of fallen soldier upset over police actions against her
• Bentley Road closed
• Students explore career options at fair
• Four nabbed in break-ins across Mercer County
• Liberty Arts Magnet Open House and Ice Cream Social Aug. 23
• Amber Alert issued for Dayton toddler
• Two injured in crash near Arlington
• Three area entities earn clean state audits
• Burglar thwarted by neighbors
• Awards recognize housing projects
• Fire reorganization plan ready
• Bandido’s freezer catches on fire
• Senator points to federal spending
• Two Auglaize County elected officials prepare for retirement
• Grove school construction going strong
• Wangler motion denied ... for now
• St. Marys eye doc indicted on more sex charges
• Middle School soccer starts Aug. 1 and 3
• Man waives hearing in robbery, attack on 88-year-old Delphos woman
• Police calls for Wednesday, July 27
• Wapak administrators take pay freeze, teachers at impasse
• Fort Shawnee hires new law director, moves forward with levy
• Jordan: Speaker doesn’t have the votes
• Bath tax renewal headed to ballot
• Postal Service eyes closing offices, moving to local businesses
• Allen County grand jury for July
• Van Wert murder trial postponed
• Lima pupils get lesson in stormwater pollution
• Region, state see increases in unemployment
• Crews begin tearing down ‘reservation’
• Three area entities earn clean state audits
• Couple celebrate 30th anniversary with ice cream
• Council questions job ready site, but approves grant
• Civil Service Board to meet public
• Lima’s crime rate continues decline
• Council approves federal spending plan
• City moves to knock down "reservation"
• Missing N.Y. woman found in Lima
• Two wind farm projects amended
• Prosecution opposes new trial in doctor's murder case
• 88-year-old assault victim back in hospital
• Required student-athlete meeting for all fall sports is Aug. 3, 6 PM
• Police calls for Monday, July 25
• Auction held at murdered Bellefontaine couple’s property
• No winners in case of Hardin County teen’s death
• Gas prices edge upward
• New option requires schoolwork on snow days
• In The City: Bernice Horrison gave 43 years to clinic
• Tell Me About It: Driving for work
• Areas of Hancock Co. without telephone service
• Police calls
• Jordan in the thick of debt politics
• Oppressive heat not letting up
• Parenting, alone
• Lima council to take up job ready site
• Japanses students study abroad in retirement
• Two-car crash injuries six
• Power out briefly in northwest Lima
• Allen County elections board unveils new website
• Regional Roundup: Parkway student attends leadership program
• David Trinko: Early morning and late mourning at the wall
• Crime Stoppers
• Amphicars splash down in Grand Lake
• Winds fell Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall
• Boxed in for a good cause
• Beat the heat on a budget
• Afternoon storm leaves damage
• Man captured in Delphos robbery, beating of 88-year-old woman
• Franchises on the grow in area
• Former Walmart items up for auction
• Apartment fire causes $30K damage
• Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Progressive Academy establishing advisory committee
• Traveling wall seen as tribute to all veterans
• Hottest day in 22 years
• Portman concerned over debt talks
• Loving Care taking over child care at Putnam Acres
• Police seek men who burgled store
• Beauty academy moving on up
• Teen: Not guilty in killing of 4-year-old
• Driver in teen killing has new trial date
• Board of elections faces budget shortfall
• Wright State bringing dorms, mechanical engineering to Celina
• Adult Education 2011-12 registration is Aug. 1 – 4 at Lima Senior
• Faber-led redistricting effort begins process
• Two area entities earn clean state audits
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Fort Shawnee approves levy, still debating police force
• Rain, or lack thereof, remains problem to farmers
• Former rocket engineer reflects on legacy of Space Shuttle
• Van Ham Dairy seeks permits
• ‘Little Monster’ was a big hit with radio listeners
• Spiderman offers lessons for British press
• Driver pleads not guilty in dead passenger case
• Beat the heat: Caution is key during hot weather
• Jordan led budget proposal
• Police calls for Wednesday, July 20
• Excessive heat warning expanded across region
• USV school board says superintendent unfit for job
• Bath OKs emergency plan, renewal levy headed to ballot
• Shawnee to try 10-year renewal levy
• County fair deadlines approach
• Regatta ‘good to go’ at Grand Lake
• St. Marys child molester sent to prison
• Sentencing delayed in point-shaving case
• Court awaits alcohol tests in traffic death
• New Bremen issues water use advisory
• Lima man punches camera in drunk tank
• Heat advisory today, excessive heat watch tomorrow for region
• Two area entities earn clean state audits
• Levy not quite approved, still a possibility for Fort Shawnee
• Minster schools to put renewal on November ballot
• Jordan, Boehner are key players in debt debate
• Another teen sentenced in shooting death
• Voters to decide if judges can serve longer
• Woman sues Humane Society over dog attack
• State partners with private company to monitor lake water
• Party bus taken for a ride
• Westminster dispute leads to rollover crash
• Anti-SB 5 signatures accepted
• Seven departments sent to house fire near Uniopolis
• Hardin County girl takes plea deal in brother’s death
• Region under heat advisory
• Gas prices trend higher
• Teen run over after falling off hood of car
• Injured Jack Russell terrier gets needed operation
• Baton Rouge offers free fans for seniors
• Brothers gird for double deployment
• Tell Me About It: A sunny way to drive
• Police calls
• Class of 1941 has final reunion
• What we lose in all the cuts
• Historic group meets in Lima, honoring local residents
• Police calls for Saturday, July 16
• Patrol: Alcohol factor in fatal crash
• Wind turbine farm coming to Putnam County
• Kelly Byer: A fitting end for the Harry Potter generation
• Review: Encore gives another hit with ‘Copacabana’
• Driver killed in collision with semi
• Bicyclist injured in collision with car
• Firefighters respond to rollover accident
• Redrawing congressional districts is hearing topic
• Details in bizarre case unfold
• Unexpected costs postpone decision on Allen County Health Board renovation
• Honda achieves 'zero to landfill' goal in Anna, Russells Point plants
• Ottawa man arraigned on vehicular homicide
• Woman takes swing at father with an ax
• Burke appointed to Ohio Senate
• Lima man arrested for theft
• Police calls for Friday, July 15
• City engineer seeks public input on Elm St. project
• Wangler accuses juror of misconduct, wants new trial
• State troopers find dead passenger during Lima traffic stop
• Kinstle gets 8 years in prison
• 2012 budget will present county with ‘hard choices’
• Teen accused of killing sister indicted
• Burglars take aim at lending firms
• Youth camp begins Monday
• Births
• Leak creates smelly cloud, evacuates some employees at complex
• Corpse in O-H-I-O photo honors deceased’s passion, family says
• Allen County RTA among entities earning clean state audit
• Woman killed in drunken driving crash
• Ottawa meets with Ohio EPA to discuss contaminant levels
• Elida soldier's death leads Army to suspend parachutes
• Lima Symphony announces mini-concert series
• Shop owner sets up account for donations to help injured dog
• June traffic death was Allen County’s ninth of year
• Celina man arrested after deputies witness drug deal
• National Night Out set for Aug. 2
• Teen shooter pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
• Concerned citizens gather to oppose photo ID bill
• Shop owner needs help to save beaten dog’s leg
• Elm Street reconstruction set for next year
• Waiting to Google and email
• Coupon class to benefit Delphos family
• Ottawa Walmart: Remodeling not leaving
• Power restored to all AEP customers
• Merkle seeks retire-rehire case benefits change
• Police calls for Tuesday, July 12
• Bluffton University breaks ground on new academic, athletic building
• Several area entities earn clean state audits
• Convoy nets loan for fire truck
• Storms sweep through area
• Council sticks to plan to cut repair program
• City charter changes to appear on ballot
• Basketball hoops outlawed near roadway
• Work continues to resolve flooding in Ottawa
• Man dies from injuries in ATV crash
• Former St. Rita’s executive sentenced to prison
• Pearl Harbor survivor dies
• Former Lima hospital exec gets nearly 3 years for fraud
• Blazes keep Lima firefighters busy
• Police calls for Monday, July 11
• Leipsic’s Poet awaits effects of ethanol tax proposal
• Gas prices steady across region
• Area under heat advisory
• Man hospitalized after ATV accident
• Findlay man injured in accident
• Lima spends an evening with Abe Lincoln
• Rockford man injured in crash
• In The City: Box city to raise money, awareness for homeless prevention
• Route 66 closure delayed
• Tell Me About It: Protecting the fields
• Police calls
• Garden Walk Features 11 Area Gardens
• The Cowsills play 'Indian Lake' for first time locally
• State lawmakers take up texting bill
• WWII vets gather to recall old times
• Ottawa native takes part in quiz bowl
• Jake the horse now ‘fat and happy’ Hardin horse shot in head, doing well too
• Teen injured in car crash
• Locals react to Buckeyes vacating 2010 wins
• Christmas in July at Lake Loramie
• A mother’s struggle with war
• House passes defense bill to fund Lima tanks
• Elida Road reconstruction poised to cross street
• Allen County marriages and divorces
• Births
• Motorcyclist injured in crash near Van Wert
• Ohio State forfeits all of 2010 games
• Cuts mean job losses for Allen County Health Department
• District automates main telephone number
• Hancock County train derailment blamed on broken rail
• Former Findlay funeral director found guilty, sentenced
• Concert kicks off with country flair
• Couple adopting Russian child on faith
• Grand Lake still has issues, but less than last year
• Local man paddling for pastors and orphans
• Charities asking for help in summer
• Births
• Allen County taxes due Friday
• Thursday power outage near Fort Recovery
• Police calls for Thursday, July 7
• Family, community say goodbye to soldier
• Heroin seized in drug bust
• Wienermobile in town
• Political activist angered over treatment at Star Spangled event
• Chautauqua draws both young and old
• Celina man accused of firing at golfers
• Civil rights, Democratic activist remembered
• Ohio Supreme Court refuses to hear tanker explosion case
• Crews on scene of house fire in Dupont
• Police calls for Wednesday, July 6
• Fort Shawnee law director quits at heated meeting
• Deputy who stunned woman gets job back
• Whittier Place, mostly vacant, will get another new house
• Cycling cross country for children’s heart health
• Pamela J. Johnson Mangin Stover
• Martha Belle Sullivan
• Pauline “Polly” Swarner
• Mildred B. Waltz
• H. LaVerne Wertz
• Samuel J. Worthington
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall coming to Ottawa
• Area’s oldest resident dies at 108
• OVI arrests down for holiday
• Gas line hit during construction
• Man arrested for assaulting cyclist
• Hearing moved in death penalty case
• Feds decertifiy levee in flood-prone Findlay
• Star-spangled Fourth for Lima
• Live video from Star Spangled Spectacular
• Bluffton professor earns Fulbright, headed to Ukraine
• Motorcyclist dies in accident
• Police calls
• Star Spangled Spectacular Schedule of Events
• Drowning at Indian Lake
• No injuries in Garland Ave. blaze
• Woman dies in ATV accident
• Three taken to hospital after collision
• Sacred Freedoms
• In The City: Walk on over to a taco
• Four Lima board seats available
• Tell Me About It: Honoring the flag with song
• Police calls
• Elida soldier killed in accident carried home
• Lima student fighting for SB 5 repeal
• Family and friends turn to Web to find missing Delphos woman
• Soldier died using new style chute
• Retailers angered by swipe fee rules
• City sets date to demolish ‘Indian reservation’
• Innovative education: Allen East among local schools to use grants to implement new programs
• Group jump-starting Boys and Girls Club
• Sheriff’s Office sues FOP over health insurance
• Migrant mission: Fair does health screening of children
• 3 taken to hospital after crash
• Spencerville renewal headed to November ballot
• Police: Raid on NAACP head’s bar came after series of fights
• Two-year budget will change government for decades
• Kasich celebrates Marathon’s Findlay decision
• Elida tower nearly ready for use
• All smiles at new Elida High School
• Balloon fest revival goes bust
• Old beds, new mission: Nursing home’s surplus will help Central American hospital
• Van Wert man imprisoned for shaking infant son
• Elections Board tracking movers
• Shots and books: Donation gets books into hands of children
• Kenton man killed in ATV crash
• Mobile command centers meet in Lima
• Independence Day travel down from 2010
• Upthegrove 
questions timing of bar citations
• Ohio climbs in business ratings
• Exchange Club has new officers
• Police want public help on false alarms
• Jury finds Kinstle guilty of intimidation
• Leak forces Husky 
shutdown
• Police calls for Wednesday, June 29
• Racing crew chief shares story, motivates UNOH students
• Ohio House passes Wachtmann’s ‘heartbeat’ abortion bill
• City approves contracts with fire, police unions
• ODOT explains I-75 reconstruction plans
• Districtwide pay freezes approved at Elida schools
• Council passes sex biz moratorium
• Kasich boasts as Minster plant adds 100 jobs
• Lima manufacturing center a go
• Charter group recommends changes
• Judge testifies on Lima man’s ‘gobbledygook’ court filings
• Shooter given 9 years in prison
• Hancock, Hardin farmers eligible for aid
• Vote set today for Wachtmann’s heartbeat bill
• Doctor under review in Lima prison suicide resigns
• Auglaize sheriff investigating thefts from outbuildings
• Area entities earn clean state audits
• Kinstle's trial begins
• Lima NAACP head pleads after disagreement with officer
• Korean War veterans fight to keep chapter alive
• Elida native dies in military training accident
• Councilors add funding to demolition
• City holds sewer public hearing
• Perry employees take pay freeze
• Perry schools looking for two levy renewals
• Local woman headed home to flooded Minot
• Defense opposes postponement of hearing in death penalty case
• Advance Manufacturing lures state loan
• Law enforcement cooperation making difference
• Gas prices continue to decline
• Historic Bluffton home opened for tours
• Police calls
• Wind turbines blowing into Van Wert
• In the City: Book club for developmentally disabled forms in Lima
• Tell me About It: A sunny solution
• Wapak teen has eyes on designing buildings
• Ball kicks off Bluffton sesquicentennial
• Jordan takes on amending Constitution for balanced budget
• News fit for children: Monitoring, helping children cope with devastation, tragedy in the news
• Police arrest gasoline-doused woman
• Five injured in crash
• Birthday wish: Student collecting food for local pantry
• Region Roundup: Bath student attends conference
• Nursing scholarship awarded
• Senior Expo exhibitor space available
• Chicken dinner to benefit clubs, family
• Area teams off to state Special Olympics
• Appellate court rules government can enforce zoning regulations
• SUV hits Memorial Hall steps after crash
• Meeting set to explain I-75 project
• Lima eyes sex business regulations
• Police calls for Friday, June 24
• Celina police arrest two for huffing dusting product
• Lima plans meeting on sewer mandates
• Group offers help to food manufacturers
• Gas prices continue decline across region
• One killed, three injured in Vaughnsville blaze
• Bluffton classified agree to pay freeze
• Final Lima schools employees take pay cut
• Board to discuss athletic facilities
• First beer sold at Putnam County Fair
• Investment committee to meet
• Celina project does double duty
• Lima Senior MI leader named
• Final algal bloom strategy online
• Tricking bugs to protect trees
• P & G fatality investigation could take 6 months
• Police calls for Thursday, June 23
• Coin flips choose precinct leaders at elections meeting
• Two area entities earn clean state audit
• For St. Marys unit, full speed ahead
• Federal fire grants could be cut
• Driver killed at P&G identified
• Auto Mall renovating for new model year
• Bart Mills: The thrill of being a Healey man
• Lima cyclist dies at National Senior Games
• CenturyLink offers tech update
• Police find no “bath salts” in check of stores
• Region under severe thunderstorm watch
• Athletic Boosters announce Reverse Raffle and more
• Kewpee doll returned to perch atop downtown eatery
• Three teens charged with stealing weapons
• Crews working to restore power
• Police calls for Wednesday, June 22
• No Bath levy for November, building study and costs released
• Jefferson Awards winner represents area in D.C.
• Minor storm damage reported throughout area
• Shawnee to ask for renewal levy
• Rhodes raises tuition 2.3 percent
• Civic Center touts impact, sharpens focus
• Man crushed in accident at P&G
• Councilor spends salary, raise on ward
• City looks at basketball hoops in streets
• LCC grad’s death remains under investigation
• Thief steals copper piping from Hover Park
• Police calls for Tuesday, June 21
• Unemployment changed little in May
• Two area entities receive clean state audits
• Rain interrupts first day of Putnam County Fair
• Shawnee council fiddles over interim clerk pay
• Council passes synthetic drug ban
• Neeper hunts teardown cash
• Tortoise escape in Lakeside Estates has happy ending
• Police calls for June 20
• Edgewood Drive closed to non-residents
• Fort Jennings man released from hospital Friday
• Girl injured after falling off back of golf cart
• Outages reported in Lima
• Outlet fire damages home
• Gas prices continue downward trend
• Jordan, Latta among six Ohio congressmen sleeping in their D.C. offices
• 2011 Star Spangled Spectacular
• Hospital hosts tour of renovated facilities
• State Route 116 lane closures
• Diving accident at quarry
• City playground program keeping kids active
• About 300 local agencies lose nonprofit status
• Tell Me About It: Teaching technology
• Wapak teen has all the right stuff
• Police calls
• David Trinko: The embarrassing realities of being a girl’s dad
• Bicycle adventure kicks off in Kenton
• Celina native wins Miss Ohio pageant
• Father figure
• Tornado watchers busy this year
• Softball game to raise money for ill deputy
• On the move
• A little bit of everything at Elida auction
• Region Roundup: Wapakoneta student crowned Outstanding Teen
• Bluffton celebrates ‘150 years of progress’
• Putnam County Fair schedule
• City building plan reviews going well
• Crime Stoppers
• City uses federal grant money for basic services
• City, police reach tentative deal
• Senate committee adds Abrams money
• Bradfield search continues
• Reports show Congress members doing fine
• Veterans job fair coming to Lima
• Lima schools ready for reflection, planning
• Father’s Day concert set for square
• Voter registration deadline coming
• Births
• Police calls for Friday, June 17
• Man’s death ruled suicide
• Task force hears news on Abrams fight
• City, fire union strike deal on staffing, pay
• Teachers blast budget, SB5
• Mulch appreciated
• Honda workers helping out
• Beutler denied third time for early release
• Trial delayed for teen charged in slaying
• Trial set in Met Housing lawsuit
• Local competes for Miss Ohio
• Senate passes Faber-backed bill allowing oil, gas drilling in state-owned lands
• Man in critical condition after car goes off road near curve
• Elida water tower not yet working
• Ethanol producers want consumers to have a choice
• Tornado victims receive secret pork rind delivery
• Plaza entertainment, beer sales added to 2011 Putnam County Fair
• Mayor co-authors sewer resolution
• Ex-teacher case still under investigation
• Baton Rouge runs fans for seniors program
• Police calls for June 15
• Tips from a dad on Father’s Day
• Weather improves, farmers sow corn
• Abrams funding passes House appropriations
• Arrest of NAACP leader caught on tape
• Kathy Beutler applies for judicial release for a third time
• Prescription drugs taken in drug raid
• Farmers markets kick off for season
• Elida official: Water is safe
• Walk for Life scheduled
• Locals place in Soap Box Derby
• Woman jailed after argument over bath salts
• Bus rider takes business elsewhere
• Councilman calls for dads to march
• Trial delayed in scholarship theft case
• Letter: Chains, pens cruel for dogs
• City looking to ban 'bath salts,' other drugs
• Council talks civil service rules
• Police calls for June 13
• Website lists lake conditions
• Senate vote coming on Abrams tank
• Judge rules against Lucas Ford for $759,486
• ACI stops drugs from entering prison population
• Chautauqua closes OSU-Lima’s anniversary celebration
• Claypool headed to Hardin-Houston
• UAW hosts petition signing for SB 5
• Lima schools’ data center down next week
• Accident in Putnam County sends 21 tons of plywood flying
• Wanted: Fathers and weddings
• Cheerleaders plan car wash June 22
• Thousands turn out to fête refinery
• Up close and personal with Lima’s refinery
• Police calls
• In The City: Belly-dancing for all, teacher says
• Youth Profile: New Bremen teen steps up
• 'Love' affair with tennis
• Chancellor Petro: Keep studying, stay civil
• Three injured in head-on crash
• Car hits trees, driver injured
• Diver dies after incident at quarry
• Summer driving more dangerous for teens
• School choice battle
• Safety City renovation will start this summer
• Elida student becomes Eagle Scout
• Student wins state 4-H scholarship
• Dutch Hollow Road closed Monday
• Sweat seasons semi-load of UNOH relief
• Double the success
• Rosebrock to retire from Health Department
• Latta urges caution with postal mergers
• Police calls for Friday
• Grant offers internship aid
• Restaurant inspections now online
• Focus turns from planting to yield
• Fourth councilor donates raise
• Reward offered for fire info
• LCC names new leader
• Allen County Sheriff looking for missing Elida girl
• Heavy rain prompts flood advisory
• Lima man injured in motorcycle crash
• Area gas prices continue to fall
• Deputies respond to motorcycle accident
• OSU honors Berger with award
• A lifetime of service in the Girl Scouts
• Kenton teens take plea deal on school vandalism
• Accused teen killer waives hearing
• NAACP leader critical of police after his arrest
• Councilor’s donation lost in mail
• Air conditioners sought for seniors
• Ramp crew needs funds to keep building
• Fire destroys Van Wert business
• Convicted doctor’s second wife speaks out
• Proposed AEP plan could raise rates
• Building collapse still under investigation
• Bluffton crash survivor survives another team crash
• 2 ACI guards get job back in inmate suicide last year
• Walmart bus stop leaves shoppers with a hike
• Allen County sanitary engineer gets $5,000 pay increase
• City holds 12th sewer meeting
• Police calls for Wednesday
• School funding to suffer under Ohio budget
• Police incidents: A troubled past
• Jordan again thrifty in office spending
• Leaning on each other: Father and son get clean, graduate together
• Crops catching up as sun shines
• Delphos teachers agree to pay cut, increased insurance costs
• GIS system new tool for public and county
• Strawberries ready for picking
• Four elected officials in city giving back raises
• Federal wet weather mandates explained
• Free tennis lessons offered
• Strawberries ready for picking at Suter’s
• Area conservancy district gets clean audit
• Police explore mental health past of murder suspect
• Housing demolition continues in city
• Township will delay building department application
• UNOH Fundraiser kicks off
• Garcia sentenced to life for sex crimes
• ‘Suspicious’ fires burn Findlay restaurants
• Former fiscal officer’s trial pushed back
• Bird causes brief outage
• Police calls for Monday
• Freedom students raise funds for school AED
• Ohio gas prices higher than nation
• Elida’s graduation a bittersweet occasion
• Bob Seggerson: Second wave: A story of courage
• In The City: Teacher retires after 38 years of music
• Woman injured in Route 65 crash
• Youth Profile: Horse healer dreams of opening rescue center
• Youth Profile: Teen wants to share love of learning
• Man calls 911 after snorting salts
• Police calls
• Tell Me About It: In the swim
• Elida Road project moving along
• Unity has talent!
• Storm rips through Lafayette, Alger
• Lima Refinery celebrating 125 years
• Lodermeier, ‘love him or hate him’
• American Dream, American Nightmare
• Dog warden makes plea for tags
• Perry pays tribute to longtime chief
• Regional Roundup: Retiring Elida bus driver gets thanks
• Council expected to cancel business permit
• ATV rider critical after collision
• One seriously hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Police investigate N. Union St. stabbing
• Bail set at $1 million for stabbing suspect
• Utilities work finally getting going
• Kenton vandals face charges
• Farmers hustle to plant corn
• OGT keeps some from graduating
• Rent help money drying up
• District plans outage for data center move
• Haynes and Reed awarded OHSAA Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award
• June 6 last day for students, early release schedule
• Celina man arrested for failure to register
• Students explore Project Search
• Part of Hillville Road set for closure
• Obama in Toledo today touting auto recovery
• Suspect in stabbing death released from hospital
• Adults urged to protect children from sexual abuse
• Leipsic man guilty of rape of a child
• UNOH taking donations for tornado victims
• ACI inmate kills self; lawyers claim mistreatment
• Sephora opening in Lima Mall J.C. Penney
• Civic Center to upgrade performance hall sound
• Unity Sci-Tech students celebrate Mac Grants
• Fostoria man injured in crash
• Dog causes two-vehicle crash
• State auditor issues finding for recovery against Roundhead Township official
• Alum treatment begins at Grand Lake
• Student designs race car paint scheme
• Autopsy confirms 4-year-old died of multiple stab wounds
• Walmart opens Allentown Road store
• Grants benefit educators, students, future teachers
• Freedom pupils walk to save lives
• Senate Bill 5 petition signing cancelled
• Police calls for Wednesday, June 1
• Walmart opens Allentown Road store
• Fort Shawnee employees reduced to part time
• Committee votes to ticket trouble dogs
• City hopes for EPA approval on water quality plan
• Officials warn of dangers with synthetic drugs
• Former Alger finance director sentenced
• Police: Drug-induced hallucination leads to shooting
• Pianist, vocalist win scholarships
• Two state troopers involved in minor crashes
• Bus accident injures 62-year-old woman
• Race car driver to announce winning car design June 1
• Senate Bill 5 petition signing set
• 4-year-old dead, mother injured in overnight stabbing
• Sad but not surprising: Locals react to coach's resignation
• Catholics celebrate Mass to honor America's fallen
• Accident sends four to hospital
• Pit bull law changes coming
• Poker run with a sweet twist
• Police calls
• OSU: Tressel resigns
• Honoring veterans a labor of love
• Councilor pushes for city Web upgrades
• In The City: St. Rita’s award-winner logs 10,000 volunteer hours
• Youth Profile: Student shares talent in school, community
• Youth Profile: Leipsic teen is on the ball
• Youth Profile: Slam-dunk for W-G teen
• Police calls
• Lima man stabbed in Piqua
• Last days of Elida
• A river revival
• ONU's Bakers honored by school
• Allentown and Cable leads intersection safety report.
• State cuts education center funding, increases role
• Regional Roundup: Beaverdam puts up flags for veterans
• Friends rally for tot with rare disorder
• David Trinko: It's an alarming way to start your day
• Pre-dawn blaze destroys house
• Jordan wants cuts for debt vote
• Ripple Effect: Continual rain brings bugs
• Couple wed at elementary school where they met
• Agencies launch technology-crimes unit
• CodeRed confusion clarified
• COSI at Unity
• Births
• Marriages and divorces
• River rises above flood stage in Ottawa
• Development fighting state, federal plans
• Former police officer sought ‘suicide by cop,’ report says
• Ripple Effect: Rain dominates over sports
• Uniopolis building collapse under investigation
• Births
• Police review board seeks member
• Ottawa River rafting party interrupted
• South students explore animals and plants
• Delphos police use Taser to subdue man
• House vote tonight could decide JSMC's fate
• Man in serious condition after accident
• Honda returns to full production in Ohio this August
• Three area entities earn clean state audits
• Senior athletes honored for athletic and academic achievements
• Threat shifts from wind to water across region
• More from Unity
• Unity kindergartners benefit from SESA
• Storms bring many warnings, little damage
• Foul play not likely in hotel death
• Rain builds frustration for construction crews
• Officials ask hosts to keep grad parties safe and legal
• Wannemacher: Government policies driving up gas prices, hurting business
• Dozens indicted on drug charges
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued in Allen, Putnam counties
• New bill aims to simplify student loan repayment
• Civic Center creates vet Facebook page
• Lead-based paint workshop set
• Harley Owners Group presents check to VA clinic
• Police calls for Wednesday, May 25
• Two arrested for tampering with pop machines
• Wednesday's school delays
• Fort stalls vote on cuts
• ACLU and union: Privatizing prisons not the answer
• Ripple Effect: State parks feel effects of rain; hope for a brighter holiday weekend
• Body found in hotel
• St. Rita’s delivers lunch for Our Daily Bread
• Missing 94-year-old man found alive
• Tornado confirmed from Monday
• Civic Center offering half-day rates
• Kinstle finds attorney who speaks his language
• Student exhibit travels to The Wilds
• Unemployment rates down throughout region
• Ripple Effect: Rain limits lawn care opportunities
• City considers helping with sidewalk repair cost
• Damage reported near Ohio city
• Woman sentenced to prison for embezzlement
• Wanted: Families who worked at the Lima Refinery
• Child survives accident with lawn mower
• Sheriff asks for help finding 94-year-old missing man
• Burglar drops lawsuit
• Lima Energy adds to its funding pot
• Student earns Medical Mutual scholarship
• Bond set at $1 million as suspect in Van Wert murder pleads not guilty
• Two seriously injured as vehicle rolls
• Lima Senior Reverse Raffle tickets on sale now
• Gas prices continue to fall
• Child injured in lawn mower accident
• Firefighters respond to vacant building
• Police calls
• 50 U.S. flags welcome home Marine
• Senator still working on tanks
• Ripple Effect: Strawberries, home gardens delayed, not denied
• Developmental Center receives donation
• Youth profile: Service at center of student’s life
• Optimists launch America project
• Tell Me About It: Sister act
• Ripple Effect: Farmers running out of time
• Counting ballots: GOP elections reforms cheered, booed
• Grand Lake group keeping biz owners in loop
• Sleepy drivers runs off road
• The merits of merit pay
• 1 injured in crash
• Lima man named division’s top Marine
• Possible changes to Ohio election law
• Vantage student welds himself into history
• Lima Legionnaire named chaplain
• Workers mourn final day of International Brake
• City files legal action over contract with firefighters
• Workers mourn final day of International Brake
• 4-Wheel Jamboree a Lima tradition
• At a glance Students give back to vets
• Students give back to vets
• 'Click It or Ticket' launches at 4 Wheel Jamboree
• Phillips faces aggravated murder charge
• Man identified in fatal crash near Harrod
• Woman nabbed in Ga. wanted in Ohio
• Lake official: Algae no cause for panic
• Police calls
• Births
• Vehicle safety inspections set
• CiCi Stoner wins Northwest Regional Bus Driver of the Year
• District plans outage June 20 - 24, 2011
• Jury to decide fate of man who collected for veterans charities
• OVI checkpoints set tonight, tomorrow
• Bellefontaine man dies in two-vehicle collision
• Lima school board OKs employee contracts
• Flood study nets federal boost
• West Central Learning Academy to buy Lima schools building
• Army stands by plan to close tank plant
• State: No swimming in Grand Lake
• Muhammad denies illegal collections for veterans
• Lima’s newest residents banded
• Slabtown Road closed today
• Robbery mastermind sentenced to 31 years in prison
• Police calls for Thursday, May 19
• Liberty celebration event planned for May 25
• Shooting victim barely knew suspect
• Lima charter group opposes term limits
• Lima classified staff accepts deal, freezes pay
• Wangler murder case to air Friday on ‘48 Hours Mystery’
• ONU, Rhodes create articulation agreement
• Lima City School District planned outage for June 20 - 24
• Apollo businesses close for summer
• Exchange Club launches flag program to honor soldiers
• Four injured in two-vehicle accident
• County to repair Slabtown Road bridge
• Investigator: Records missed donations, conditions were bad at veterans’ home
• Police nail hammer-wielding man who tried to rob Lima store
• Lima teachers finally accept contract
• Parents concerned about proposed Shawnee cuts
• Elida school board approves cuts
• Bath building options all come with issues
• Congressman tours tank plant
• Judge: Man has 30 days for action on home
• Cyclists honor those killed
• County closes Slabtown bridge
• Blue Caboose opens Friday
• Retired Bellefontaine police chief was no team player, officials say
• One dead in morning fire in Spencerville
• Sex with student gets ex-teacher from Huntsville 60 days
• Three area entities earn clean state audits
• Fort begins cutting
• Police looking for shooting suspect
• Lima’s finances look good so far
• Jennings’ own ‘Milk Mustache Celebrity’
• Man arrested for rape of child
• Concert to benefit tornado, flood victims
• Lima Senior teacher died of natural causes
• Homicide victim filed report against suspect day of shooting
• UNOH Students Place First, Second, at National BPA Contest
• SB 5 petition signing Saturday
• Bluffton University to host summer math camp
• Workman to speak at League of Women Voters meeting
• Keepsakes for a Lifetime
• Gas prices down slightly from last week
• Possible charter school changes 'baffle' some
• In The City: Photo nights set for downtown
• Police calls
• Youth Profile: Continental teen keen on 4-H
• Youth profile: All in the family
• CIAO awards 2011 scholarships
• Tell Me About It: Flying high with plane builder
• Sentencing: Is reform coming?
• Free infant eye checks in focus this week
• Area athletes compete in Special Olympics
• Minster Middle School pupils face weather in rocket competition
• Lima resident inducted into Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
• Encore’s ‘Moonlight and Magnolias’ entertains
• Benefit for boy with cerebral palsy planned
• Spring cleaning ideas on what’s really needed
• Elida Road access roads taking shape
• Perry teachers accept pay freeze
• Former Olympian encourages pupils to stay positive
• Former resident kills store manager, self
• Police calls for Friday, May 13
• John R. Barton Memorial Golf Outing June 25
• Citizens Review Board gets first police case
• Downtown business loses food license
• GOP considers pension changes, Faber says
• Faber supports bill to drop special elections
• Van Wert man shot and killed late Thursday
• Fire breaks out at nursing home, no injuries reported
• Civic Center preparing for capital campaign
• Three arrested on felony charges
• ODOT projects in full swing
• Chamber to host legislative lunch
• Potts to retire as Bradford director
• Parents pull for school voucher changes
• Lima teacher remembered for engaging, pushing students
• Task Force optimistic on tank future
• Attorney pleads guilty, gets house arrest, probation
• Auglaize deputy cleared in fatal shooting
• Seniors growing in number, as percent of population
• Finalists Ada student wins 2011 Leaders of Tomorrow Award
• Ducking danger, firefighters rescue wayward birds
• Brown targets steep gas prices
• Spread a little kindness
• Honoring those who 'went the other way'
• Judge: E-Z Check stays
• Rays gives to food bank
• City to begin alley maintenance
• Teen’s death still a mystery
• School board sets special meeting
• Dean's List Announced for 2011 March Session
• Vantage to break ground on project
• Police calls for Wednesday, May 11
• SB 5 petition signing available today
• Both sides rally in Columbus over Wachtmann’s abortion bill
• Flash flood warning issued for part of region
• School delays for Wednesday, May 11
• Air Force veterinarian discusses military medicine
• Lima teachers reach tentative deal, again
• Hospitals hoped for better from House budget
• Auctioneer charged with ‘structuring’ deposits
• Guard cleared of touching charge
• Wind association open to all
• WORTH Center open house Friday
• Senator lobbying Pentagon on tanks
• Latta: Make oil exploration easier
• Police calls for Tuesday, May 10
• Allen East teachers take concessions
• Brief power outage planned this morning
• Carriers food drive Saturday
• Closing fire station not on list for improvements
• Council passes sewer rate resolution
• Federal grant money for city to decrease
• Rhodes begins presence in downtown
• Cooperation continues between city, county police
• Soldier presents flag as thank-you to clinic
• Police, fire unions highlight referendum efforts
• Library begins ‘gentle nudge’ to collect materials, fines
• Police calls for Monday, May 9
• Kenny Schrader to Race at Limaland Motorsports Park
• Temple pupils helping community
• Jordan, other lawmakers wants to help ease gas prices
• Police calls
• Runaway response: Routine, but wary
• Youth Profile: Tuba player headed to classroom
• Tell Me About It: Skate shop rolling along
• Wounded soldier welcomed home
• A mother’s story — and then some
• Japan slowdown hits home
• Beyond statistics: Residents welcome food gifts
• Shawnee virtuoso returns labor of love
• Lima council to vote on property donation
• Benefit set for girl with cerebral palsy
• Technology brings more cooperation to St. Rita’s
• Regional Roundup: Retired Lima Army officer receives honor in Kentucky
• Heather Rutz: Nesting on Mother’s Day
• David Trinko: Working mothers deserve praise, too
• Gas pains: Have prices peaked?
• Budget to be further tweaked by Senate
• GOP hears tale of a murder case without a body
• Chipotle, Subway to open soon
• Congress members send letter to Army on tanks
• Police calls for Friday, May 6
• Rhodes offers summer classes in Putnam County
• 12th Annual University of Northwestern Ohio Troubleshooting Contest
• Ohio House passes budget, more tax cuts
• Gas prices edge slightly lower
• Lima’s big projects all going at same time
• Met Housing settles lawsuit for $65,000
• Bus safety legislation through committee
• Pupils’ art hits the road
• Prisons name employees of year
• Man killed in blaze near Wapak
• Chief: Beware of scams
• Area pauses for day of prayer
• Teachers take pay freeze
• Fire hydrant maintenance
• Police calls for Thursday, May 5
• State auditor issues finding against Auglaize ESC
• Question for Thursday, May 5, 2011
• Elks name student of the year
• Courage leads lesson for chamber finalists
• Former employee settles lawsuit with Met Housing
• Moves likely after bond issues fail
• Local teens are international champions
• St. Marys vows to reduce, Minster pulls out win
• Building department changes coming, American Township satisfied
• Deputy cleared in incident that injured man
• Bath, St. Marys levies fail, a few too close to call
• Police calls for Wednesday, May 4
• Incumbents lose mayoral primaries across region
• Crash closes Market Street
• May 2011 primary election results
• Income tax passes for Ada police
• Charter changes approved
• Allen seniors levy cruises to win
• Children services levy passes easily in Allen County
• Bath levy request fails
• Farmer regains Van Wert mayor’s seat
• St. Marys schools request fails
• Wapak passes parks and recreation renewal
• Super Walmart to open June 1
• Osama bin Laden death: Professors not sold on ‘justice’
• Officials inspect 'unlivable' homes at man's self-declared reservation
• Sheriff’s wife again denied early release
• Vegetation maintenance
• Inmate: Officer’s touching inappropriate
• Planned power outage
• Independents file for office
• Indiana man arrested after burglary
• Officials’ reactions to Osama bin Laden’s death
• Lima Senior Varsity Softball team members paint dugouts
• Charter group wants to hear from public about term limits tonight
• WBGU broadcast on May 5 features Arts Magnet
• Gas prices continue to climb
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Death of 19-year-old investigated
• Youth Profile: Teen fulfilled by helping others
• One-vehicle crash kills two
• No planting panic yet as water keeps farmers out of their fields
• In The City: Civic champion to retire from library board
• Youth Profile: Apollo senior is keyboarding state champ
• Youth Profile: Continental teen exercises his mind
• Tell Me About It: Geranium madness
• Police calls
• ONU Observatory plans public event
• Enjoy prom photos from this weekend
• Students’ eyes opened at Ottawa River Cleanup
• Boaters join Grand Lake cleanup efforts
• Pardons promised by Strickland fail to materialize
• Panic rises higher than river
• Schools need buildings, operating funds
• ONU’s Baker era coming to an end
• Stadium project on track
• Regional Roundup: Logan County student wins art contest
• City Wide Pride cleanups set
• Church hosts annual motorcycle service
• Fire damages home on South Orena
• Blown tire leads to auto wreck
• Burglaries target homes of elderly
• Councilman drops firehouse lawsuit
• CNN highlights tank’s precarious position
• Judge orders another attempt at inspection of reservation
• Dump days dumped
• Ford workers chip in at Metro Parks
• Police calls for Friday, April 29
• Weather service apologizes for wrong flood prediction
• Pardon promised to Lima man failed to materialize
• Wedding watchers up before the dawn
• Winds take down power lines, take up trees
• WHAT IS OSMA Legislators pay house call on area doctors
• Watershed groups looks at natural solutions to flooding
• City explains sewer mandates to business community
• Officer files lawsuit to get job back
• Births
• Lima Stadium work continues
• Former art teacher makes big donation to Bluffton University
• Speaker: Some fathers need help stepping up
• Fed funds to build bridges
• Soldier suprises Skypeing second-graders
• Sci-Tech Open House on May 12 at South
• Police calls for Thursday, April 29
• Progressive Academy student present senior projects
• Ottoville's Kaufman, Columbus Grove's Kohls named Scholar Athletes of the Year
• Stormy weather continues to tear through region
• Thursday's school delays
• Attorney killed in standoff
• What is Ozone? Breathing easier
• Flooding could have been worse
• Husky earnings up in first quarter
• City considering low-income help on sewer rates
• St. Marys Police investigate stabbing death
• UNOH Business Professionals of America Students head to National Competition
• Lima police calls, 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 27
• Dayton VA facility subject of Congressional probe
• 2011 Summer Lunch Program to run June 13 - Aug. 4
• City Playground Program registration starts May 7
• Newspaper carrier notices fire, awakens homeowner
• More Going Buggy at Unity
• Cycle of life at Unity
• Putnam sees rising rivers, only one road closure
• Husky Energy delivers strong earnings, cash flow growth
• Findlay braces; Blanchard River poised for new mark in floods
• Ottawa residents feel I-9 bridge adds to flooding
• City pushing for flat $50 sewer bills
• Jake on the mend
• Jury convicts man in St. Marys murder
• Latta, Jordan talk energy, debt
• City wants firehouse lawsuit dismissed
• Barber honored for Service to Mankind
• Police make arrests in ONU dorm thefts
• Births
• Lima library approves capital projects
• Police calls for Tuesday, April 26
• Apollo house almost ready, open houses set
• ONU teams up with Saudi company
• Flood warning issued for Fort Jennings
• German auto parts manufacturer will employ 88 in Findlay
• Councilman sues city to prevent fire station closing
• Council opposes SB 5
• Account set up for donations for ailing horse
• Council objects to Koolers liquor license
• Police calls
• Attorney general visits area
• Lima teachers still talking, classified staff settle
• Wangler moves to Toledo prison
• Nobody home when officials try to inspect ‘reservation’
• Local officials plead for flood relief money
• Spartan Activities Cards avaialble for residents age 65 and up
• Southern Caribbean Cruise for UNOH Students & Guests
• Gas prices falling
• Music through the Decades May 12 at North
• Horse's return not a happy homecoming
• School efficiencies measured
• Weather service confirms another tornado
• In The City: Boutique gets patients ahead of cancer
• Free Easter dinner attracts hundreds
• Youth Profile: Art student goes back to kindergarten
• Youth Profile: Continental teen goes for MORE
• Youth Profile: Wapak senior often teed off
• Police calls
• Tell Me About It: Defining a piano's pitch
• Schools work to make good online impression
• Crimestoppers for April 24
• Delphos business closes after 80 years
• Three nabbed in mobile meth lab bust
• Police calls for April 23
• Testicular cancer survivor hopes to raise funds, awareness
• More candidates seeking mayoral jobs than four years ago
• Lima celebrates Earth Day
• Effort to repeal Senate Bill 5 gets underway locally
• Lima Rebels cheer squads win at nationals
• Council to vote on electric contract
• Pastors preparing Easter messages of hope
• Why so many barricades?
• Drug dealer gets 73 years
• Councilor restarting neighborhood association
• Fort Shawnee council member resigns
• SB 5 petition kickoff in square Saturday
• Police calls for Friday, April 22
• Lima Energy gets first investor
• Voucher program continues to draw pupils
• International Brake workers could get trade assistance
• Two injured in rear-end collision
• Spencerville joins schools chopping budgets
• Former mayor hospitalized
• Tornado cleanup continues; storm stronger than originally thought
• SB 5 opponents ready to circulate petitions
• Septuagenarian charged with another theft crime
• Red Cross cuts two part-time positions
• Beating victim died of blunt-force trauma
• “Indian reservation” will be inspected
• Wheelman gets six years in shooting incident
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records March 30 to April 20
• Births
• Springtime Serenade ticket sales to provide earthquake relief
• Senior Concourse exhibit now through April 29
• Fort Shawnee plan met with skepticism
• Family counts blessings after storm takes off roof
• Congressmen: Tank plant serves vital security role
• Sheriff settles claim with secretary over her termination
• St. Marys man suffered severe injuries from beating
• State gives money to replace local signs
• Grant will help fund ash tree removal
• Births
• Jordan talks spending, regulation with business group
• Accident cuts power to 900 in Lima
• Unity Sci-Tech students to stage “Bugz!” May 12 at Lima South
• Liberty students to present “The Top 7 of the First 6” on May 19
• Priddy Scholar of the Week
• Winds knock out power in Spencerville
• Possible tornado moves through region overnight
• Elida begins multiyear reduction plan
• Redfern: Democrats have the numbers, need to use them
• Minor injuries after accident
• On the chopping block: vaccines, cancer screenings
• Trial begins for accused drug dealer
• Unemployment rates drop in region
• Former St. Marys teacher loses appeal
• Grove chops $200,000 from budget
• 911 starts emergency notify service
• Oil mist release cleaned up
• MI students donate $517 to March of Dimes
• Power out two hours in Hardin County
• Independence engineers at work with SESA
• Power back on for Lima’s east side
• Outage delays start of Lima classes
• Boeke next Minster superintendent
• Bluffton teachers take pay freeze
• Little action ahead of Fort Shawnee public meeting
• Higher gas prices affecting businesses that deliver
• Glenn won’t use for-profit for donations
• Jordan budget puts GOP proposal on steroids
• Woman pleads guilty in burglary case
• Prosecutor said money, revenge led to murder
• ‘Junkbots’ turn junk into art
• Lawsuit against Hilty Home dismissed
• Students attend MD Prom in Versailles
• MI students assist with Red Cross blood donor day
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest winners announced
• UNOH Diesel Club Holds Fundraiser at Local Restaurant
• Thanks to Lima Senior from Marimor
• City-wide Kindergarten Registration Wed., April 20, at Liberty
• East grandstand materials arrive at Lima Senio
• Gas prices steady in region
• Littleton said evil made him kill
• CIAO food or the friendship? You decide which is better
• Police calls
• School dials down cellphone policy
• In The City: Children services advocate retires after 42 years
• Youth Profile: The dove whisperer
• Youth Profile: Ottawa teen finds fun in fitness
• Youth Profile: Start your engines
• Tell Me About It: Weaving a family tradition
• David Trinko: Going decaf, 40 days at a time
• Your home, your sewer, your bill
• Sewer mandates will empty pockets
• Ottawa River cleanup set
• Allen County Ohio Patriots hold tax day rally
• CYSTIC FIBROSIS Beef and noodles for a cause
• Benefit to help student recovering from seizures
• Allen East student wins first place with drawing
• Medal of Honor recipient visits Lima
• Martin gets pinned; New chief sworn in Friday
• Putnam commissioners buy Weatherseal site
• Jury finds Haller guilty in burglary conspiracy case
• Wangler’s medical license suspended
• Register now for the Lima Senior Adult Education summer program
• Lima tax department has Saturday hours
• P-G board to interview principal candidate
• Emotions higher than turnout at rally
• Restaurant meals benefit UNOH club
• BUGZ! in rehearsal at Unity
• Four headed to LCC Hall of Fame
• Windy weather advisory issued
• Surrogate parents needed, training offered
• Mathies named Lake Campus dean
• Elections funding talks continue
• Elected officials’ list reposted on website
• Officials investigate break-in at New Knoxville school
• Two injured in Thursday crash
• Council approves financing
• Board starts cutting teachers, additional administrators
• Principals retiring, West leadership set
• Jordan, Latta split on spending bill
• Garlock’s departure end of an era
• Health department receives grant
• WORTH Center inmate flees community service
• Dear Mr. President: LACCA to hold letter-writing campaign
• Vend-Ar order extended
• Parents Who Host Lose the Most
• Jennings sets make-up days next week
• Bellefontaine man pleads guilty in slayings of 3
• Police calls for Thursday, April 14
• Sides deliver closing arguments in theft ring case
• Lima Rotarians donate dictionaries to students
• State auditor issues finding against Shelby County school
• ‘Seen your show, love your work’
• Good samaritan bound, robbed near Spencerville
• Defense: Haller is loyal, honest but too trusting
• Feds recover back pay for hotel workers
• City tax hours expanded YMCA holding free health day AIDS office to move Friday P-G cancels makeup days Perry schools plans open enrollment meeting Two RR crossings being studied
• Births
• Two RR crossings being studied
• LIMA AIDS office to move Friday
• Perry schools plans open enrollment meeting
• Police calls for Wednesday, April 13
• Huffman amendment would raise age limit for Ohio judges to 75
• Bellefontaine killer returning to Ohio for sentencing
• Sheriff’s office probes nursing home thefts
• District to honor staff with 20 to 40 years of service
• North students raise $658 for Pennies for Patients
• O-G cutting staff, programs
• ODOT outlines current construction, wonders about future funds
• Contractors oppose township’s building department bid
• Library wins latest round of long-drawn wrangling
• Trial continues for man accused of plotting robberies
• Virtual school to hold information meeting
• Births
• Pupils to host science fair
• Redfern to speak to Dems
• Safety City registration nears end
• Unity to hold Mini-Relay for Life on May 27
• Jordan vows to oppose budget deal
• Police calls for Tuesday, April 12
• Littleton to plead guilty to three counts in Bellefontaine murders
• Ex-teacher from Huntsville convicted of felony for sex with Indian Lake student
• Several area schools earn clean state audits
• Plans under way to create recreation/access area along Blanchard River
• Ottawa considers funding options for flood mitigation
• Delphos back to voters in August
• City fires back on building department issue
• Felon charged with armed robbery
• Council gives SB 5 resolution first reading
• EZ-Check owners in court, ruling on store’s future expected next month
• Lowe responds to mayor’s ‘grandstanding’ comments
• Council to talk financing at special meeting
• Pupil ECO photo exhibit opens Wednesday
• Police calls for Monday, April 11
• Jordan to speak at pharmacist legislative event
• Child screenings available
• ONU to hold diversity forum
• Juvenile shot in drive-by shooting
• Fire victims have necessities, miss keepsakes
• In The City: Miller gives time, energy to Lima nonprofits
• LACCA holding poverty conversation
• Student makes youth ministry a priority
• Teen enjoying high school to its fullest
• Tell Me About It: The silver lining
• Police calls
• Agency seeks low-income services
• ODOT to hold open house
• Defending The Fort
• Lima council again facing old news
• Study, program focuses on black teen girls
• Family holds out hope for missing Delphos woman
• Farmers’ dwindling share
• Regional Roundup: Ada Tree Commission hopes to save two oaks
• Kinstle waives speedy trial, wants to represent self
• What exactly is shut down?
• Abortion foes bless Heartbeat satellite
• Accused I-75 
rammer attacked 
jail guard
• Last alum tests before lakewide treatment at Grand Lake
• Shawnee Township No building department yet
• Teacher allegedly had sex, smoked pot with student
• Wangler’s mother in law wants to file wrongful death lawsuit
• SESA time at Lima North Middle School
• Police calls for Friday, April 8
• Lima North Arts Magnet visits the State House
• Ada Police also investigate former Lima teacher
• Bluffton considers heritage center
• Man injured as fire crews struggle to find right house
• Gas prices on the rise
• School delays for Friday, April 8
• Another no vote from Lima teachers
• School employee buyouts a no-go
• Lima teacher investigated for ‘inappropriate behavior’
• Outages to affect Auglaize customers
• Outage puts LMHS on backup power
• Police calls
• Lima Senior guard reflects on heroic act
• Grant to fuel more fuel cell efforts
• STRS: Proposed changes a must
• Prosecutors oppose Wangler’s motion for acquittal
• ’Snow days’ bill passes after Senate yields
• Pair of local entities earn clean state audits
• Thursday's school delays
• Passerby helps take down suspected shoplifter
• Enrichment dinner raises $23,000 for Potts Center
• Berger slams Lowe on firehouse fight
• Local project nets $1 million grant
• Sheriff’s wife again seeks early prison release
• Cops seek air-conditioning bandits
• Brown proposes tying congressional retirement to Social Security age limits
• Senior agencies rally for renewal levy
• Wapak gets $430,090 grant for sidewalks to school
• Professionals Day event taking registrations
• Van Wert man charged in child rape case
• Man released early from prison in vehicular homicide case
• Police calls for Wednesday, April 6
• W-G school board to talk finances
• Shawnee board meeting changes
• Honoring staff for service to the Lima City Schools
• Putnam sheriff’s wife again seeks early release
• Man killed in Tuesday crash
• Apollo recognizes past leaders
• Councilman collecting signatures against firehouse proposal
• McGuffey Lane, Eddie Money to headline Square Fair
• Grocers battle banks in debit card battle
• Sheriff to chamber: 'Mind your business"
• Robber sent back to prison
• Teen in murder case gets trial date
• New trial date set in death penalty case
• Two county political parties earn clean state audits
• Fort launching talks of dissolving police force
• Chief: Closing firehouse will work, public needs more assurance
• Wapak native’s film focuses on real superheroes
• Man rams cars on I-75, runs into traffic when he sees the law
• Prosecutor warns of Facebook dangers
• Woman fights parole in case of 1974 Van Wert murder
• Man in wheelchair sues RTA for fall
• Lima Municipal Court records March 28 through April 1, 2011
• Births
• Lima Senior Dance Crew presents: The Jump-Off, an Evening of Eclectic and Original Dance Pieces.
• Injured soldier recuperating in Texas
• Police Calls
• Preserving the pioneer spirit
• Wapakoneta woman works to save unwanted ferrets
• In The City: Child advocate helps raise awareness
• Animal lover dreams of training killer whales
• Jennings teen builds his future
• All in the family for Bremen teen
• Tell Me About It: College radio voice
• Around Grand Lake, a cautious optimism
• Moonbuggy racers retain Loud Lima title
• Musicans flock to Young Artist Competition
• Most see drop in school funding, Lima schools up
• ODOT open house details next 4 years of projects
• LACNIP will hold first general assembly
• Ohio State Lima singers performing in N.Y.
• A call for civility on the Internet
• Gee not passing on Tressel
• OSU-Lima art professor earns distinguished teaching award
• Need programs to keep students in Ohio
• Audit documents postal problems
• Flag raising raises abuse awareness
• Appellate judge tests waters for possible Ohio Supreme Court run
• Births
• UNOH COLLEGE OF BUSINESS OPEN HOUSE
• Grand Lake Patriots to host mayoral forum
• Wapak YMCA exceeds goal
• Ohio police, firefighters decry bargaining limits
• 'Grandparent scams' targeting Ohioans
• Police calls: Friday, 8:20 a.m.
• Cab driver reports knife attack
• Autism services offered during resource fair
• Bishop visits Continental bee farm
• Former Fort Shawnee fiscal officer facing criminal charges
• Fatal plane wreck has ties to Van Wert airport
• Arbitrator chosen for sheriff’s union negotiations
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records March 22-23, 2011
• Heartbeat of Lima holding fundraisers
• Fair basket now on sale
• Thursday's school delays and cancellations
• Dean's List Announced for the College of Technologies February 2011 Session
• Pandora principal next superintendent
• Police calls for Thursday, March 31
• Lima, Van Wert schools earn clean state audits
• SB 5 loved, hated by locals
• Study: Allen County’s health mid-pack, unhealthy decisions remain
• State law would increase amount of damage that requires accident report
• Man robs Allentown Road BP station at gunpoint
• Committee hearings begin on bus safety
• Three locals headed to state geographic bee
• City creating teen council
• County gives land for Elida Road project
• Births
• City Council talks about giving back raises
• Family fears woman missing
• Charter group talks elections
• New traffic signal up outside Walmart project
• Doctor files motion for acquittal
• Delphos administrator in running for job
• Ohio again considers statewide texting ban
• Texter sentenced in daughter’s death
• Grand Lake dredging gets financial boost
• Police calls for Tuesday, March 29
• Two charged in slaying of Findlay woman
• Fire labeled suspicious in Bath Township
• Several area districts earn clean state audits
• New chief will be full time
• American Township considers building department; city has concerns
• Council passes resolution against SB 5
• EFV task force fires off letter asking for support
• Two women charged in Scott Street robbery, one man at large
• Fire destroys Ottawa house
• Merchants support public workers
• Red Cross Month celebration
• Chamber announces finalists in six categories
• Jim Krumel: Silver lining to a game that didn't turn out well
• LPD’s Martin will be next chief
• Police: Man shot during robbery
• Medal of Honor display a tribute to heroes
• Police calls
• Most neighborhoods lose population, census data shows
• In The City: Bakers keep community center going
• Student gives her long locks for good cause
• Jennings teen dresses to impress
• Wapak teen putting it all together
• Tell Me About It: Served with a smile
• St. Rita’s hosts cancer symposium
• Police calls for
• Red Cross serving up egg salad, with side of cartoons
• OSU-Lima, Rhodes react to state budget
• Ready for college?
• Brewing dispute quelled by legal opinion
• Sending cancer on a run
• Wales Avenue closing issue pops back up for Lima council
• Five escape burning home Saturday morning
• Phil Hugo: Late night phone calls with the night owls
• Regional Roundup: Elida native keeping vehicles running in Iraq
• New clothing store opens at Northland
• Faber projects ‘significant’ SB 5 savings
• Paying retirement common practice
• Juvenile murder defendant pleads not guilty
• Attorney pleads not guilty to criminal charge
• Shawnee Township to add building department
• State investigation continues in St. Marys fatal shooting
• State school board a frustration for local member
• Police calls, Friday March 25
• Lima ethanol plant sets April 18 date to be operational
• Lima schools, teachers reach tentative deal
• Gas prices on the rise
• Labor chiefs urge state workers to fight SB 5
• Lima teachers reject contract
• School boundaries set, limited impact
• Teen pleads guilty to murder, receives blended sentence
• Garlock named fraternity’s top cop
• AEP having vegetation cleared
• Audubon Society to hear about lake
• Births
• School board calls special meeting
• President's & Dean's List Annouced for College of Business Spring 2011
• Elected officials’ information remains offline for now
• Police calls for Thursday, March 24
• Shawnee schools earn clean state audit
• PotashCorp gives gear to Shawnee VFD
• Three accused of shoplifting spree
• Teachers line up against ‘union-busting’ SB 5
• Hog not, Ottawa River healthy again
• Rally sends Continental team off to state tournament
• Library contracts with collections agency
• Big Time Rush to play Allen County Fair
• Elida Road project under way
• Library tackles building needs without new money
• Chase defendant gets 10 years prison
• Two Findllay men face abduction charges
• Findlay man’s flooding spoof gets mixed reviews
• Landowners want details of wind farm
• Lima Senior Blood Donor Day April 18
• Lima Senior Health Fair April 5
• Fetzer earns Jefferson honor
• Hundreds rally for school choice in Columbus
• Assistant prosecutor resigns after OVI arrest
• Settlement finalized in fatal police shooting
• International Brake move to begin in May
• Births
• Jordan wants job creators’ input
• UNOH Offers Another 5-week Class on Web 2.0 Technology!
• Foreclosure rates on the rise
• Police calls for Tuesday, March 22
• WORTH Center earns clean state audit
• Enrichment students focus on photos
• Fort Shawnee solution still in flux
• The 17 percent solution: Grand Lake gets a portion of what it needs
• Battle brewing over Wangler bail money
• No. 5 closed, but not for good
• Delphos Jefferson student named Youth of the Year
• Helping children a passion for Cridersville woman
• Attorney wants teen accused of murder to be able to play basketball
• Lowe explains abstention on union vote
• Lima Municipal Court records March 14 to 18, 2011
• Births
• Budget cutting raises tensions between Jordan, Boehner
• SBA issues disaster declaration for Auglaize County
• Little change in gas prices from a week ago
• Progressive Academy Food Service students compete
• Independence student to sound the sirens for Allen County’s state-wide tornado drill on March 23
• Lima Senior Performance-Based DECA students excel in competition
• Kasich’s budget has big cuts for townships
• Countries in news share cultures at local expo
• In The City: Check it out: Astronomy group donates telescope to library
• Pandora teen finds glee in singing
• Teen open to future possibilities
• Tell Me About It: Customizing your ride
• Police calls
• Kindergarten registration coming
• Pupils to show science projects
• UNOH open house set
• Fire damages front porch
• Jose spelling dominance
• Agencies sifting through budget changes
• Parks departments struggle with a lack of green
• City speeds up building plan reviews, permits
• Lawson stepping down from Lima YWCA
• Regional Roundup: Cridersville pupils adopt soldiers
• Police calls
• David Trinko: Judge cleared the way to see justice at work
• Teen accussed of firing shot charged with murder
• Ruth Mae Phalen
• Blanchard River study delay hard to accept
• Amin steps in to solve problems, help people
• Georgia authorities say Logan County woman died of beating
• Library considers hiring collection agency
• LIMA Fund raiser planned for Japan
• Congressman Jordan on Fox News
• Police review panel still waiting for first case
• Seether slated for Allen County Fair
• Doctor will become an inmate number
• Kalida schools cut faculty, programs
• Continental man swimming to fight diabetes
• Attorney general wants more oversight of Internet cafés
• Shawnee Road project likely to be delayed
• Columbus BMV taking reinstatement by phone
• LIma Liberty Tax waives fees for donations
• Academy hosts hairstyle show
• Former cadet defends activist role
• Jury finds Wangler guilty in wife's death
• Budget doubles vouchers, schools cautiously await more funding details
• In midst of own case with EPA, city going to bat for everyone else
• Helping others get ‘Up to the Challenge
• Three closed rural Allen County bridges to be rebuilt
• Man who got probation in shooting case gets prison for drugs
• Lima Municipal Court records March 8-11, 2011
• Brown, Reid assail GOP budget cuts
• Magnets to hold open houses
• Don Stratton: Nothing standard about Standard Time
• Police calls for Wednesday, March 16
• Logan County murder suspect won’t be returned to Ohio before late April
• Elida Road work starts today
• Minster lands on AP Achievement List
• Two people shot in leg Tuesday night in Lima
• UFO researcher asks what was over L.A. 69 years ago
• Prosecution: Kathy Wangler’s body says husband killed her
• Locals preparing for worst see less than that
• Defense: Science shaky in case against Mark Wangler
• Deficit darkens Farm Bill future
• Lodermeier recognized
• Who’s Buying Recipe Books These Days?
• Hahn’s work bridging cultures
• Kasich unveils plan to plug $8 billion budget hole
• Read Kasich's proposed 2012-13 Ohio budget
• BMVs can’t do licenses March 26
• Sides make closing remarks in Wangler trial
• Police calls for Tuesday, March 15
• Extra road enforcement this weekend
• Prine seeks to withdraw guilty plea
• Husky pouring money into Lima Refinery
• City wants civic center to run parking garage
• Farmers hoping for more wins in capital
• O’Neal nominated for years of volunteerism
• Police Calls from Monday
• Police calls, March 14
• All evidence before jury in murder case
• Gas prices edge higher from a week ago
• ECO Project art exhibit open April 13
• Lima housing vacancy rate increases
• Advocate a lifeline for the least among us
• Twins share experiences, mission trip to Grenada
• Pandora teen has heart for others
• Teen wants to use music to heal
• Police calls
• Tell Me About It: Lady Luck
• Locals find friends safe
• Latino population small but thriving
• Harrod, Westminster FDs picture new fundraiser
• ONU to add engineering education degree
• Darker play works well for Encore
• Miracles turn into princesses
• Council to hold rezoning hearing
• New Ottawa library opens high and dry
• Regional Roundup: Elida grad set to run in Boston
• David Trinko: Census is just a number, but it’s an important number
• LCI closing brings census questions
• City chief of staff will retire
• Locals scramble to reach families
• Expo strengthens ties with schools
• Brown supports Quasar application
• Police calls for Friday, March 11
• Neighbors paint Wangler as good man
• UNOH College of Technologies prepares for Scholarship Testing and a Two Day Open House
• Minster narrows superintendent search down to two
• Lima doctor sidelined in ‘pill mill’ case
• Tsunami: Hawaii 'preparing for worst, praying for best'
• Friday's school delays
• Lima Senior students display their Visual Energy
• Bounceability and more at Lima South Middle School
• Elida Road work to begin soon, plans call for Oct. 1 finish
• Diglia, other educators recognized
• Award honors Pet Therapy Program volunteers
• Cuts continue at Lima schools
• Task force to lobby Ohio’s delegation to save EFV
• City talks storm water, public works projects
• Brother finishes dream of honoring his brother
• Progressive going ‘New Tech’
• Children receive most of Wilson settlement funds
• Police calls for Thursday, March 10
• Prosecution rests in Wangler trial
• Green Eggs and Ham at Liberty for Dr. Seuss's birthday
• Morning crash closes U.S. 30 east
• Lt. Gov. Taylor visits, says office working to better state’s business climate
• Wangler’s diaries show marriage in trouble for years
• Lima Senior Greater Buckeye Conference All-Academic Recipients announced
• Commissioners reject contract with deputies
• Gomer man dead after accident
• Smith serves with financial realities
• Area loses population
• First Place Finishes for UNOH Students at Business Professionals of America State Competition
• Representative to hold SB 5 forum
• Read the e-mails to Jim Tressel
• Ohio seeks return of Bellefontaine murder suspect
• Police calls for Wednesday, March 9
• Economist, television commentator to speak at Community Enrichment Dinner
• Better jobs numbers for Ohio, worse in region
• Tressel keeps job; will be fined, suspended
• 40 days of prayer planned outside clinic that offers abortions
• Spill lightens mood in doctor’s murder trial
• Huffman: Kasich won’t just cut, but fix
• Group spends spring break in Lima
• Claims dropped against Met head
• New UNOH yoga session starting
• Magnet applications available
• Tax help available from ONU students
• UNOH Yoga Studio 10-Week Spring Session Starts Week of April 4th
• Police calls for Tuesday, March 8
• Several area districts earn clean state audits
• Interstate lane closure starts today
• Fort Shawnee’s clerk leaving, residents ask about taxes
• EPA mandates will at least double sewer bills
• Farm Bureau to present on wind farms in Van Wert
• Local Jefferson Award winners named
• Met Place developer shares vision with council
• Alleged theft tied to estate
• Teen faces indictment in summer slaying
• Madden Road closed for work
• Births
• Police calls for Monday, March 7
• Man caught breaking into Dollar General
• Flooding persists in parts of region
• Gas prices edge higher from a week ago
• Tell Me About It: Cupcake connoisseur
• Firefighters save puppy from smoke-filled apartment
• Third of Ohio’s children obese or overweight
• Ottawa braces for another crest
• In The City: Helping delinquents help others
• Youth Profile: Student thankful for 4-H experience
• Youth Profile: Glandorf teen is hands-on
• Youth Profile: Wapak teen joins the Army
• Science takes center stage at Olympiad
• Plenty of rain, not as many problems
• Report says fatal crashes up for the year
• Fort Jennings group hopes to restore Memorial Hall
• Crosses 1, Turbines 0
• Collective bargaining’s last public stand?
• Family holding benefit for man who needs kidney
• Regional Roundup: Symphony supports “Go Red” campaign
• Georgia Newsome remembered for love and dedication she showed Lima
• Auglaize Co. to ask state for disaster relief money
• Attorney charged
• Marriages/Divorces
• Task force seizes drugs, guns
• Elections director removes info from website
• Storm damage could change property value
• Bellefontaine man found dead in Tenn. was stabbed, beaten
• Police calls for Friday, March 4
• Appliances didn’t create carbon monoxide, experts testify
• Legislative effort begins for school voucher reform
• UNOH hosting the State of Ohio Agricultural & Industrial Diagnostics Contest
• Union supporters disrupt restaurant meal for Faber, other GOP senators
• Hite defends vote on collective bargaining bill
• Man injured in one-car accident
• Expert: Autopsy showed Wangler was dead longer than husband said
• Many rainy returns: Forecast calls for repeat precipitation
• Apollo to train wind/solar technicians
• Miss Ohio runner-up brings Veggie U to pupils
• Crime Task Force gets 2011 grant money
• Police: Man drops bag of pot while leaving jail
• United Way hires new director
• City’s proposal would link schools, parks by bikeway
• Search for Gladis Russell continues
• Kinstle pleads not guilty, $25K bail set
• UNOH Students Traveling to Washington D.C.
• Lima Education Association celebrates Read Across America with area newborns
• Crowds protest Senate bill in Lima
• Thursday's school delays
• Irish Parade marshals named
• Police chief announces retirement
• Pandora-Gilboa reducing its workforce
• Brown urging Clinton to ask OPEC for more production
• Rivers begin to recede
• Ethanol plant in market for corn
• OSU-Lima holds classes for retirees
• Rivers in Putnam County appear to be on their way down
• Wangler jury seated after brief delay; opening arguments to begin
• State prison system to close unaccredited Pathfinder House
• Wednesday's school delays
• Flood Notes:
• Flooding hits Ottawa, eases elsewhere
• St. Marys residents return home, begin cleaning
• Brown reintroduces bus safety legislation on Bluffton crash anniversary
• Saturday school held to make up days
• ‘Dead Man Walking’ nun bring anti-death penalty message
• Pinpoint paying off: New police effort showing promise
• Woman injured as flood washes car away
• Body found in Tennessee may be missing Bellefontaine man
• Police calls for Tuesday, March 1
• Jury selection continues in Wangler trial
• Roadways closed by high water in Putnam County
• Unborn child to ‘testify’ on Ohio abortion bill
• People along Auglaize, Blanchard rivers brace for more flooding
• Council OKs recovery plan
• Motion to oppose SB 5 fails
• Feds fast-track pricey sewer fixes
• City Council passes budget
• Tuesday's school delays
• Van Wert Suspected rolling meth lab closes U.S. 224
• Firefighters win grievance, begin new talks with city
• Jury selection begins in doctor’s murder trial
• Man’s statement permitted in trial
• Rain rocks region, floods roads
• Monday's school delays and closings
• District hosts national webinar on Breakfast in the Classroom
• Freedom Elementary School's success highlighted in book
• Vigil honors murder victim’s memory
• Science/tech magnet ahead of the trend
• In The City: Lima woman protector of open spaces
• Honest Abe to make appearance at OSU-Lima
• Student’s music gives to others, honors dad
• Kalida teen lends helping hand
• Teenager wants life working with animals
• Tell Me About It: Out in the cold
• Tell Me About It: Out in the cold
• Schools combating teen dating violence
• Kalida bank robber arrested
• Next generation of leaders needed
• Doctor's murder trial begins Monday
• Flood of emotion with new Putnam library
• Lima council to consider new hire
• Regional Roundup: Convoy couple recognized for longevity
• Region braces itself for rain, snow melt
• St. Rose benefit to help ailing child
• David Trinko: News travels at the speed of life now
• Minster superintendent search in full swing, others starting
• Kalida bank robbery under investigation
• Improving patient safety focus of new group
• Weather alert: Rain could multiply snow woe
• State to put $5M in Grand Lake cleanup
• Police calls for Friday, Feb. 25
• Sister Cities raises funds with Buffalo Wild Wings
• Kasich keeps 2 locals in state development jobs
• Sheriff: Man gives no clues on Bellefontaine missing couple
• TIMELINE: Superior Federal Credit Union
• Bluffton bank sues former Findlay funeral home
• Surveillance photos show bank robber
• Latest winter storm blasts region
• Friday's school delays and closings
• Fort Shawnee will seek village income tax
• Group wants new dental field
• Administrators take pay cut, staff reductions begin
• Kalida bank robbery under investigation
• Advocacy group says human services vulnerable to state cuts
• Website tips lead to drug arrests
• Sheriff puts grant toward overtime
• Advocates to discuss Ohio social services
• Elections board mulls director options
• State issues finding against former Alger finance director
• Another winter storm heads for region
• Thursday's school delays
• Slinkies make science fun
• Sacred Spaces Concert March 17 at
• Family movie night at Liberty
• Bart Mills: The Big Woody an eater’s Waterloo
• Save the Date - Parent session with Dr. Neuman on college readiness
• Boy's Basketball Semi-Final Tournament Tickets for March 1
• Police: Blood found in missing Ohio couple’s car
• ‘Glee’ actor planning visit to lima
• Potholes pop up as winter winds down
• LCC principal leaving
• Lima companies hiring; training available for jobs
• Police chief to retire from American Township
• Ada schools attend national labor management conference
• Pupils collect canned goods for pantry
• Cooperating against crime paying off, police say
• Births
• “How to Build Horsepower” Seminar Comes to UNOH
• Meeting set for alum project at Grand Lake St. Marys
• Wednesday's school delays
• Lima North Arts Magnet Blues art exhibit opens March 1
• Fort Shawnee officers back on patrol
• Missing Ohio couple’s abandoned car found in WV
• Still no contract for sheriff’s employees
• File shows praise for deputy in shooting probe
• Botswana village chief experiencing Bluffton
• SAFY moves Lima office
• Police find drugs in hotel room raid
• Passport Fair held at library
• Lima Municipal Court records Feb. 14 to Feb. 18, 2011
• UNOH Sends 10 Students to NTEA Work Truck Show
• Former Red Cross, EMA leader dead at 77
• Delphos, Grove schools nab clean audits
• Ex-wife recalls violence of suspect in Bellefontaine slaying
• Crews to resume search of landfill for 2 missing in Bellefontaine case
• Police calls for Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Morning power outage in Shawnee Township
• Neighbors save man from fire
• Snow makes roads slippery, but no serious crashes reported
• High school team shows off robot
• Tuesday's school delays
• Gas prices on the rise
• Agencies serving poor react to Obama’s proposed cuts
• Grand jury indictments
• Court record - Feb. 10-16
• Births
• Sheriffs issue Level 1 road advisories
• Landfill search planned in Bellefontaine murder case
• Winter weather makes a comeback across region
• Monday's school delays
• Police calls
• Arts magnet moving to next level
• Student writer finishes novel
• Kalida teen weathers the storms
• Running toward her goals
• Tell Me About It: BeBop’s Big Beef
• Elderly driver crashes into Subway
• Airport authority to meet
• Dental concerns meeting coming up
• Boyd says thank you with benefit performances
• Students put pencils, calculators to work at math contest
• Locals headed to state Junior Miss contest
• Beardstown men: Investment club still cooking after 15 years
• Time and a half’s time over: Governments cut back on OT
• Putnam County volunteers chip in for sick child
• Regional Roundup: Crestview sets blood drive record
• Minor flooding reported from Auglaize River
• Black Achievers to hold annual expo
• Advocacy group: Some area dental patients underserved
• Driver in shooting pleads guilty
• Man involved in chase found insane
• EFV safe for now
• Weather service warns of flooding near Fort Jennings
• 'A life to be proud of'
• Faber, Kasich back out-of-state jobs chief’s standing
• Bellefontaine case grows as couple goes missing
• UNOH Business Professionals of America Students Head to State Competition
• Police calls for Friday, Feb. 18
• Auglaize sheriff identifies deputy involved in fatal shooting
• Citizens Review Board ready to go
• Spencerville schools still shopping wind turbines
• Winter isn’t done, yet
• Volunteer advocate program grows, saves county $80,000
• Crime Victim Services moves, adds much-needed office space
• Teen indicted as adult in summer slaying
• Trial delayed for post office panhandler
• Wind likely caused power outage
• Births
• Police: Body found in home of missing woman’s mom
• Police calls for Thursday, Feb. 17
• Dean's List Announced for January Session 2011 for College of Technologies
• Arlington school official pays finding for recovery
• Fatal shooting incident began as routine stop
• P-G superintendent heading to Bath
• Slime makes great learning at South
• Few air gripes over storm water fee
• Huffman unveils school choice legislation
• Farmers meet to plant ideas
• Hearing in teen murder closed to public
• Judge dismisses libel lawsuit
• Real estate taxes due Friday
• Optimists honor teens
• Allen East students honor fallen soldier
• Officers cleared in Fort Shawnee shooting probe
• Mercer County 911 reports outage
• Police still searching for missing 26-year-old Bellefontaine woman
• Findlay ambulance driver cited for accident
• Lima’s Skylar named grocers’ ‘Woman of Year’
• Philanthropist donates $100 million to Ohio State
• Slain soldier's funeral set for Friday
• Allen County’s flood maps getting update
• Charter review names new tasks
• Bonds to be offered for Lima Energy
• Police say teen sickened by legal drug sold as bath salts
• Local unions fearful of Senate Bill 5
• Kent Boyd showing love to Wapakoneta
• Committee to meet about storm water
• School board sets special meeting
• Police calls for Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Husky profits down in 2010
• Ty Dillon Dominates The Gator Championship for DIRTcar UMP Modifieds
• Ottawa opposes cutting local government funding
• Fort Shawnee chief responds to autopsy report
• Special prosecutors named in fatal shooting probe
• Ottawa native takes command of Air Guard unit in Toledo
• Christian seminar planned
• Buckland woman arrested twice for OVI
• Shawnee Manor holding reunion
• Police calls for Monday, Feb. 14
• Obama’s budget whacks at Lima-based EFV
• Flood risk meeting Tuesday
• Two injured in Continental blaze
• Boil advisory issued for Mendon
• Bellefontaine police search for missing woman
• Police Calls
• Schools applaud looser rules
• CPA firm enlists in service members tax help
• Student promotes school to lawmakers
• Leipsic teen touts 4-H
• Laying the groundwork
• Tell Me About It: A puzzling way to learn
• Memorial Day Parade applications
• Allen County food help mirrors national spike
• Hoosier hijack on Ohio jobs?
• Food distributions draws hundreds
• Long life together volunteering
• Public weighs in on ODOT’s 309 renovation
• Elida woman rejoices with Egyptian demonstrators
• Police in Fort Shawnee case shot man in back
• Mayor’s daughter loses cancer battle
• Fees for septic systems going up in Allen County
• Kalida board considers several cuts
• Investigators probe car arson at Koneta Rubber
• Police calls for Friday
• Three nabbed in drug bust
• Monica Berger, daughter of Lima Mayor David and Linda Berger, succumbs to cancer
• Outstanding 11 Awards (more)
• Outstanding 11 Award winners honor at Board meeting
• Family awaits return of soldier’s remains
• Judge approves $2.5 million settlement in police fatal shooting case
• Task Force group back together, aims to save EFV
• Lima schools leadership set
• YWCA building sold
• Wheelman in Elida deliveryman robbery released from jail
• ‘Outstanding’ teachers honored
• Weather heroes
• County, sheriff’s unions continuing negotiations
• Austin Dillon Surges To Opening Night Victory
• Skip the TV ads and get something just for her
• Police calls for Thursday, Feb. 10
• Van Wert YMCA offers Valentine special
• ODOT warns of snow left on highways
• Customers turn out for Verizon debut of iPhone 4
• Bitter cold prompts wind chill advisories
• Thursday's school delays
• Bath candidates meet the community
• ‘I remember everything’
• Allen East grad killed in Afghanistan
• Texting driver pleads guilty in daughter’s death
• County funds Citizens Review Board; board looking for new member
• Mayor opposes estate tax repeal
• Students talk ‘growing up Muslim’ post 9/11
• Four on ballot for St. Marys mayor
• BIRTHS
• One January traffic fatality reported
• Free screenings for pre-schoolers
• Police calls for Wednesday, Feb. 9 By Staff Reports
• Security measures favored at Findlay Municipal Building
• St. Marys optometrist faces rape charge
• Weather service issues wind chill advisory
• Engineer’s Office ups bonding
• State, county officials say keeping up dialogue helps
• Lima business owner charged in tax evasion scheme
• Youth coach leaves legacy of men of character
• Judge denies accused drug dealer’s request to toss evidence
• Weather heroes
• Woman pleads guilty to threatening Putnam judge
• Accused burglar asks for more time
• BIRTHS
• Allen East open enrollment meeting set
• Police calls for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Norfolk Southern prepares to rebuild track in Arcadia
• Local rep to unveil abortion ban using heartbeat as barometer
• Lafayette, Heir Force school receive clean state audits
• Fort Shawnee Police department likely to shrink
• Neighborhood group to elect officers
• City’s tax collection letter angers, confuses
• Lima City Schools Hall of Fame nominations accepted through April 4, 2011
• Composting facility helps green city and city’s cash
• Tests say fish from Grand Lake safe to eat
• Top school administrators take pay cut
• Chase suspect pleads guilty to charges
• Food bank has boxes for 1,200
• City wants $11,000 from nursing home owner
• 865 lose power after equipment failure
• Police calls for Monday, Feb. 7
• ONU names president
• Gas prices edge higher from a week ago
• 30 homes evacuated after train cars carrying ethanol explode
• Police calls
• Huffman wants to end BMV’s random insurance verification
• Student adds onto oratorical contest wins
• In the City: Stairway to health: Officers take challenge for good cause
• Leipsic teen gets down to business
• Wapak girl loves to swim
• Tell Me About It: A love song
• Storm sneaks up, drops heavy snow
• Lima-area women await loved ones from Egypt
• Boy arrested at West Middle School
• Boulevard sign damaged, police investigate
• Police calls
• Out of Cairo: Glandorf native has firsthand view of unrest
• Lima council to vote on salt contract
• Bluffton girl Allen County spelling champ
• Commissioners meeting to seek state support
• Regional Roundup: Bath honors former teacher, longtime fan
• Friends rally to help meningitis victim
• Moderate snowfall expected today
• Quatman is the ultimate Packers backer
• Fatal crashes down in 2010
• Huffman: Painful Ohio budgets ahead
• Drug defendant’s case headed to grand jury
• Nominations accepted for Lima schools hall of fame
• Police calls for Friday, Feb. 4
• Bishop meets LCC students, headed to pregnancy services organization
• Weather service cancels wind chill advisory
• Mercer County man benefits from cardiologist’s gift
• Lima North Arts Magnet students present works at former Stippich building Feb. 10
• Cows killed in Putnam in barn fire
• Center Street garage catches fire
• Iconic St. John's coach remembered as great man
• Hughes: Not my fight
• BIRTHS
• Friday's delays and closings
• Lima council members to see challenges this fall
• OSU open house canceled
• Weather heroes
• Health and Fitness Expo gets city, county cooperation
• Jazz vocalist concert postponed
• Exhibit opening rescheduled
• FAFSA worskhop rescheduled
• Legendary St. John's coach Arnzen dies at 83
• Weather tips: Allen, Mercer drop roadway advisories
• Anna schools get clean state audit
• Legendary St. John’s coach Arnzen dies at 83
• A month for everything
• Region dealing with winter storm
• Police warn of auto break-ins
• Slush not stopping us
• Sprague replaces Hite as 76th District rep
• Police calls
• Shooting victim seeking help
• Thursday's delays and closings
• Sprague picked for House seat
• Auglaize, Putnam election boards only two open today; filing deadline extended for most
• Major winter storm leaves treacherous roadways behind
• Snow falls, ice expected
• Storm water fees flood nonresidential properties
• Area using lessons from 2005 to prepare
• Police shoot, kill Lima man after bank robbery
• 45 apply to lead Allen County’s elections
• Village: Growth dominated 2010 in Ottawa
• Two charged in burglary case
• Chamber award deadline Friday
• Siren test at noon today
• Wednesday's delays and cancellations
• Child screenings available
• Births
• Rotarian of the Year named
• Pandora bank plans Findlay expansion
• State offers discounts at Grand Lake
• Kindergarten registration set at Allen East
• Police calls for Tuesday, Feb. 1
• Emergency levels set in counties
• The reality behind Obama’s speech
• State shows Leipsic path to fiscal soundness
• Tuesday's school delays
• Downtown turbine decision reversed, builder willing to talk
• Shooting investigation could take weeks
• Preparing for the big one: Winter warnings in effect until Wednesday night
• Council talks about declining raise
• Weather having chilling effect on blood collection
• Two arrested for filing false report
• To predict winner, it’s best to use your eyes
• Firefighters battle barn blaze in Shawnee Township
• St. Marys schools to ask voters for new money
• Police calls for Monday, Jan. 31
• Wacthmann will unveil retirement funds change
• 11 seek appointment to Hite’s House seat
• PB students take home 30 trophies from district DECA competition
• Cruiser cameras invaluable if department can afford them
• House fire causes $40,000 damage
• Laws of Life essay strikes chord with judges
• Essay Winner: Music is the foundation
• Winter storm headed this way
• In The City: Turning loss to a gift: Woman will help run suicide support groups
• Student’s faith ‘explodes’
• Leipsic teen happy at Meadows
• Student wants to be active in community
• Tell Me About It: On the ropes
• Tasers not perfect, but are a good option
• Veterinary Emergency Clinic moves to Harding Highway
• Birth certificates no longer linked to original county
• Nixle is law enforcement’s latest notification tool
• Regional Roundup: Dogs get second chance with Happy Trails
• Police calls
• Sheriff deputy fatally shoots man after chase
• Deputy involved in shooting incident
• Moving out: Downsized YWCA heading to Town Square
• City pool a hot topic during the cold of winter
• Economy: Future still guided by past
• Council president files for re-election
• Author meets tiny critic and her classmates
• Post office panhandler’s accomplice pleads
• Obit recounts a fine, funny life
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 28
• Red Cross announces upcoming courses
• Forecast largely looking back
• Former Findlay counselor gets jail sentence for fraud
• Former Findlay priest protested by abuse survivor network
• School delays for Friday
• School district approves restructuring plan
• Lima board puts off levy attempt
• Police, fire budgets flat in 2011
• Ohio House looking for Rep. Hite successor
• Councilman questions Civil Service Board salaries
• City issues reminder on snow removal
• Portman assigned to Armed Services
• Kasich and company announce more Grand Lake plans
• Watch our live broadcast of the Lima schools' decision
• Drug defendant facing more charges
• Panel to interview candidates for Hite's seat in Ohio House
• Marathon: Spinoff deal hinges on tax-free rank
• Lima schools meeting shown live on LimaOhio.com
• Governor to announce Grand Lake initiatives
• Western Ohio Computer Organization nabs clean state audit
• Talking about the weather at Liberty
• Economy growing without jobs
• Rail grant boosts mega site
• Harley holiday mailer just reaching customers
• Police get new tool to help work with disabled
• Storm water officials answering questions about new utility
• Priest shortage leading to more changes
• County contracts for Shawnee Road design work
• Judge finds enough evidence to link teen to slaying
• Settlement reached in Putnam elections fued
• Cedar Point plans open auditions
• Police calls for Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Lima contractor vows restitution to 2 clients
• Sides debate banning media from Hardin teen’s trial
• Text of President Obama's State of the Union address
• Area reaction mixed to State of the Union
• SESA presents alternative energy program at North
• Lima board to choose between two plans Thursday
• Share your reaction to the State of the Union
• General Dynamics: EFV exceeds exectations
• Unity's Sci-Tech students showcase "Going Buggy" projects
• Tips needed in school break-in
• City 2011 general fund budget in good shape
• Unity Sci-Tech students "catch and carry" clouds
• Brown: Bipartisanship needed after State of the Union
• Parolee rearrested after 12 hours
• Lake of Lights accepting donations
• Met Housing readies for trials
• UNOH Featured in Popular Hot Rodding Magazine
• School board to choose between two redesign options
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 25
• Employment improves for region
• Diocese plans to reorganize Catholic churches in Putnam County
• Clean audits issued for two area entities
• Lawmaker's mom hurt in crash
• City turns page on ‘N’ word, will pay Tyre for work
• City will now oversee parking garage
• City looking at graffiti ordinance
• Apartments coming to Lake Campus
• Thirty-eight years and 50 million
• Lima Municipal Court records Jan. 10 to 14, 2011
• Share your reaction to State of the Union
• Monday's cancellations
• BRAC Task Force may return
• School board changes location for restructuring decision meeting
• Middle Point lifts water advisory
• Police calls for Monday, Jan. 24
• Light snow makes travel difficult
• Officers search for man who assaulted probation officer
• Tell Me About It: Soul food
• Board of Elections director leaving for state job
• Family escapes house fire
• Concealed handgun law remains popular
• In The City: Lima man inspires children to write
• Dancer started passion early
• Cloverdale teen at home with animals
• Teen hopes for career in politics
• Police calls
• Berger may return to office this week
• Program to add technology to Progressive
• Big decisions facing Lima school board
• Police calls for Saturday
• Lima to create eligibility lists for top police ranks
• Program offer free tax prep
• 100-plus march against abortion
• Regional Roundup: Heritage honors WW II veteran
• Cold snap brings trials, dangers
• Man pleas to charges over veteran solicitations
• Plow hits steel plate, falls into excavation hole
• Habit buys a permanent home for itself
• Wheelman wants statements tossed
• Chik’n House fills fried chicken void
• My experience with Facebook: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Contract awarded for 309 project
• Student housing coming to Lake Campus
• Hite, lawmakers toilet-paper colleague’s home
• Plow hits steel plate, falls into excavation hole
• Middle Point issues boil advisory
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 21
• Firefighters respond to P&G
• 3rd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest Jan. 29
• LSC arts and music faculty presents Evening with the Arts Jan. 25
• Family shares memories of man killed after traffic stop
• State’s newest senator visits tank plant
• Friday's school delays
• Teen will be tried as a juvenile in summer slaying
• Judge rules against Muhammad
• Pupils continue blues education
• School board sets special meeting
• Commissioners OK insurance for part-time defenders
• United Way giving increases in Putnam County
• Contractor charged in fatal Ottoville house explosion
• Putnam grand jury indicts 12 on drug charges
• Family holding vigil tonight for man shot by Fort Shawnee police
• Two area entities receive clean state audits
• Thursday's school delays
• ODOT offers update on Route 309 reconstruction
• Officers identified in Saturday shooting
• United Way hits $2M goal
• Leipsic considers raising utility rates
• Big dirt pile a big pain
• Zoning appeals board has vacancy
• Four networks, one big challenge
• Berger still out of office
• Communities work on brownfield programs
• Freezing rain makes for treacherous commute
• Wednesday's school delays
• JB Machining honored as business of year
• Man gets life in prison without parole for slaying
• Berger out with appendectomy
• Area church holds anti-abortion prayer vigil
• Guards will not face criminal charges in inmate suicide
• Rhodes State to build on to Countryman Hall
• Bath board narrows superintendent search
• JSMC to upgrade Saudi tanks
• County school board appoints member
• Civil rights activist speaking today
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Neighbors describe fatal police shooting moments after it happened
• Three hospitalized after crash
• Soldier stateside with family, doctors prepare for long road ahead
• Mix of precipitation expected through Tuesday
• Fulcomer announces run for Bluffton mayor
• Day about honoring struggle
• Computer classes available
• Big Give is back at fitness center
• Police calls for Monday, Jan. 17
• Gas prices down from a week ago across region
• Former Ohio State running back says dream must live on
• Day after fatal shooting questions linger
• Former Wapak police chief loses battle with cancer
• New governor a fan of privatizing services
• In The City: 'It’s a Pink Thing'
• Student adds uniqueness to horse shows
• Ottoville teen takes the cake
• Teen keeps mind focused
• Tell Me About It: Spinning the platters
• Deal or no deal: Plea bargains a necessary part of the process
• Year later, orphanage oasis in Haiti’s chaos
• Healthier guidelines coming to school lunches
• Funding cuts stretch mental health services
• Chinese teacher’s video features Lima students
• Filmmaker bringing film festival to Van Wert
• Regional Roundup: Elida family enjoys Christmas surprise
• Auto show: Models, and models, a sign of better days
• Man shot and killed after assaulting Fort Shawnee police officer
• ODOT offers update on 309 reconstruction
• Putnam Co. awarded $1 million STEM grant
• First Elida teen avoids juvenile prison in pizza robbery
• State leaders talk Grand Lake cures
• Video released on shop robbery
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 14
• Stakeholder group reports out today
• Health Department to buy its downtown building headquarters
• Sheriff: Sex offender captured
• 'Glee' sheds light on local homeless
• District redesign garners support, criticism, questions
• Carry-out’s owner thwarts break-in
• St. Marys man denies killing bar patron
• Judge delays decision on trying teen as adult
• Local family makes large gift to OSU
• Three guards placed on leave over inmate suicide
• Lima school district looking at new levy
• Brown to reintroduce bus safety bill
• Patron, educator Martha Farmer dead at 84
• Hite gets nod for Ohio Senate seat
• Marathon Oil spins off refining, marketing to Findlay-based group
• Allen County approves 2011 budget
• District redesign options growing
• Jefferson Awards seeks nominees
• Don’t put away the shovel
• Man faces 15 years for sex crimes
• Abortion foes holding rally
• Safety City remodel fundraising on track
• City will drop fluoride level in water
• Possible athletic changes could be aimed at private vs. public complaints
• Minster schools going on May ballot
• Police calls for Wednesday, Jan. 12
• Seven arrested in drug investigation
• Sheriff: Man shoots self at state park
• Council supporting charter changes for ballot
• Wednesday's school delays and closings
• Elida teen admits to driving robbers
• Speaker: Prayer key in Civil Rights Movement
• Huffman will chair redistricting effort
• Kinstle explains actions, beliefs in arson case
• Honda unveils new Civic model
• Today's delays and cancellations
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 11
• Bath registering kindergartners
• Midwest Electric to award scholarships
• International Brake moves 160 jobs to Indiana
• Allen East schools get clean audit
• Weather Service predicts 2-4 inches of snow
• Truck goes off ramp near Findlay, injures Middle Point man
• Kasich vows to fight special interests
• Vigil set for injured soldier
• Pullet farm requests permit renewal
• Fort Recovery fans can shoot for a Ford Focus
• Trial begins for man accused of burning his old lawn
• Latta learns his subcommittees
• Ombudsman volunteers needed
• Police calls for Monday, Jan. 10
• Ford plans to add 7,000 jobs
• Delphos schools stay off the May ballot
• Allen East grad badly wounded in Afghanistan
• Brides gather at Lima exposition
• Police calls
• Patrol: Speed, alcohol cause crash
• Kasich 'whirlwind' hitting Ohio today
• In The City: How fast can you tap a waterline? Lima guys have you beat
• Girl Scouts rally to kick off cookie sales
• Student starts SADD in wake of tragedies
• Ottoville teen works for others
• Student lives to serve
• Van Wert boil advisory lifted
• Working it out: Three years later, police, community differences remain deep
• Benefit planned for child with heart disease
• MLK events available to celebrate the day
• Webb gets paid in smiles
• It’s a boy at Joint Township Memorial Hospital
• Financial aid advice available
• RAD teaches women how to protect themselves
• Boil advisory for Van Wert
• Bonanno under investigation again in alleged theft case
• A special visit and gift
• Schools wait and worry over state funding
• Future of state building project adds to concerns
• Community forum location changed for Lima schools changes
• Rays offers free antibiotics
• Delphos chief named officer of the year
• Police calls for Friday, Jan. 7
• Interviews set to fill Buehrer's Ohio Senate seat
• Military cuts include Lima-based EFV project
• Lima Senior to hold Cheer Clinic Feb. 5
• Two injured in rollover crashes
• Wangler wants to exclude some witness testimony
• Three locals among candidates for Bath superintendent job
• Officers to leave for slain deputy’s funeral
• J’s opens on east side
• Continental issues boil order
• Man gets new trial date in Perry Township slaying
• Board names interim director at Allen County RTA
• Orthodox priest blesses water at reservoir
• Monument to living veterans proposed in Sidney
• Police calls for Thursday, Jan. 6
• Dean's List Announced for College of Technologies November Session 2010
• State officials undecided on what’s next for Grand Lake
• County fairs keeping close watch on budgets
• Teens going on 'killing season' when youth killed
• Man rolls vehicle south of Findlay
• Murder suspect deemed competent
• New United Way phone service works through bugs
• Firefighters honored for life-saving efforts
• Elm underpass work to start
• Lima dentist restoring smiles
• Defense cuts could target Lima-built EFV
• Police calls for Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Former hospital official pleads guilty to federal charges
• North Arts Magnet hosts Blues artist Geneva Red
• Vigil held to remember Wilson
• Parent/Community Forum Jan. 13
• Coin collectors set up shop in Lima
• District hopes buyouts entice employees nearing retirement
• Health reform may mean cash for small businesses
• Probe continues over man hurt in police custody
• Police calls for Tuesday, Jan. 4
• Lima schools looking at 'major' changes
• Recently reopened general store victim of smash-and-grab
• Camper catches fire, briefly shuts down I-75 southbound
• Chipotle on its way to Lima
• Man struck and killed by train in Wapak
• Clean audits issued for three area school districts
• Lima Senior Musical Jan. 29 and 30
• Letter carrier says mail is a mess
• Just when I thought things couldn’t be worse
• Council will put Civil Service Board under microscope
• Man sentenced for illegally having guns
• UNOH to Offer 5-Week Class on Web 2.0 Technology
• Monfort steps down as WORTH Center head
• One person killed, another seriously injured in crash near Waynesfield
• Findlay grad proud to help end 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Browns fire coach Mangini
• Police calls for Monday, Jan. 3
• Gas prices down from a week ago across region
• Support group for parents of strong-willed children
• 2011’s first baby comes New Year's Day with hour to spare
• Man’s best friend alerts owner to Lima house fire
• Man falls on knife while checking on noise
• Let it snow: Wapak senior enjoys season
• Police calls for Sunday
• Wine & Jazz kicks off second season
• ONU president search down to 10
• Student gives back to children’s developmental center
• Grove teen at home on the water
• Tell Me About It: Forever in Stitches
• Lima man comes home after serving three presidents
• The Lima News adding new features to Sunday edition
• Lima council to hold public hearings
• Long distance, long time
• Regional Roundup: Lincolnview grad dotting I at Sugar Bowl
• Court records
• Better days ahead … maybe
• Area residents ring in new year
• Less than great news for Grand Lake
• Minster schools closing building, seeking tax levy
• To serve, protect and hunt Bigfoot
• Putnam County budgeting cautiously for 2011
• Three arrested after St. Marys drug bust
• Woman found after leaving accident in Kenton
• Police calls for Friday
• Supreme Court sends deer decoy case back to trial
• McGuffey man dies in collision
• Mustang Brass second at Liberty Bowl
• Authorities catch underage sales in Lima
• Cooper Tire names new president
• Passing the gavel: Governor appoints Borer; Gerschutz and O’Malley retire
• Lima man named No. 1 plugger
• By the book: Library names interim director
• Quake rattles Indiana, Western Ohio
• Children escape house fire near Wapakoneta
• Worker, tractor take polar plunge
• Foes want to close Lima pregnancy services office
• Winding path remains for flood-control efforts
• Man escapes trailer blaze in Bluffton
• Mustang Brass brings swing style to Liberty Bowl
• Miller works way up ladder at state park
• New Year's closings
• Bart Mills: A year of great, stupid quotes
• Video camera thwarts Wingate robber
• Juvenile inmate escapes work detail at FOP
• Charter group recommends changes
• Celina man nearly circles lake as cops chase
• Group wants Maumee district to head Blanchard flood control efforts
• Treasurer’s office open for year-end payments
• Courtyard to honor late Wapakoneta assistant principal
• Historic Bluelick General Store back in business
• Lima grandstand bid comes in below estimates
• John Grindrod: Thoughts of Subway’s Jared, underwear and the TSA
• Court reverses Bluffton bus ruling
• Spend, swap and save: Holiday shoppers return to stores for after-holiday deals
• Delphos cuts spending, but services won’t suffer
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records Nov. 22-Dec. 13
• Gas prices up again, expected to stay higher
• Woman arraigned for allegedly threatening a judge
• Drug drop-off planned in Putnam County
• Continental library is ‘Wild About Eyes’
• Bluffton chamber has new phone number
• Exiting Konop known for his creative ideas
• Fewer fatalities statewide this Christmas holiday
• Police reports for Monday, Dec. 27
• Façade program to help South Main Street corridor businesses
• Fresh leadership: Several schools headed by young principals
• Four injured as car skids into traffic near Findlay
• Woman hurt in U.S. 30 crash
• Best of roses, worst of thorns for 2010
• Police calls for Sunday, Dec. 26
• Original day care director retiring
• Program immerses Lima Senior student in engineering
• Music moves Grove teen
• St. Marys teen enjoys thrill of the stage
• Tell Me About It: Festive frame of mind
• Give new life to live Christmas trees
• Regional Roundup: Lima singer on tour
• COLUMN: In the Military, Dec. 26
• Public defender moving from city to county responsibility
• Strange news filled 2010 headlines
• Top 10 Stories: Lack of little comforts made big news in 2010
• Legion post serves 300 ham, turkey and friendship
• Police reports for Friday, Dec. 25
• COLUMN: The gift of music
• Mail delays delivery of gifts
• Down to the last second
• Bond at $5 million for fugitive facing murder charges
• Police calls for Friday, Dec. 24
• Presents package comes up missing
• Like a good neighbor: Readers share about special people in their lives
• Do onto others: Area residents rave about good neighbors
• Empty Stocking: Mother savors son’s second chance
• Civic Center keeps eye on the bottom line
• Fort Shawnee flag a beautiful accident
• Federal sign mandate shouldn't hit local budgets too hard
• David Trinko: Real men buy Barbies at night
• Allen County grand jury indictments for December
• Not home for the holidays
• Lima men plead not guilty in federal case
• DEBRA-LYNN B. HOOK: Giving out of generosity is a true holiday gift
• Injuries reported in two-car accident
• Bluffton starts public health major
• Fire destroys rural Auglaize County house
• Tyre's payment request on hold
• Rays donates $12K to food bank
• Pryor, 4 other Buckeyes suspended next season
• Police calls, Dec. 23, 9:55 a.m.
• Olympic snowboarder Louie Vito returns Sunday to Mad River Mountain
• Benjamin Logan schools cited by state auditor
• Admitted leader of Elida pizza heist pleads
• Marijuana ring properties listing
• Read the entire official indictment of Lima men charged in multi-state drug ring
• Parents of 4 struggle at Christmas time
• Professor shares story of refinery’s near demise
• Local shops an option for Christmas buys
• The Great White T Debate
• Allen Sheriff, LPD pursuing license plate cameras
• Three Lima men among those charged in multistate marijuana trafficking
• No smokes for new hospital employees in Lima
• Police reports for Wednesday, Dec. 22
• Freezing drizzle, fog create slick conditions
• School delays for Wednesday, Dec. 22
• Kent Boyd leads routine for excited young dancers
• Bath building project set, bond approval needed in May
• Red kettles at radio station today
• Bus drivers, board agree on contract
• 2 Elida teens plead in pizzaman robbery
• Work injury wipes out savings for mother, daughter
• State auditor issues findings for recovery involving Fort Shawnee
• Employment improves across region
• Arraignment set for woman who allegedly threatened judge
• Thoughts of the joy of giving and a Mother’s Christmas love
• UNOH Announces 2011 Partnership with Kenny Wallace Racing
• Eight of nine area counties see jobless rate drop
• State auditor issues findings for recovery involving Fort Shawnee
• City looks to ease bond requirements for contractors
• Prices up at the pumps
• Officials probing death of 16-year-old boy
• Mother’s death makes Christmas hard
• Five apply for 1st Senate District seat
• McCurdy: Rhodes ‘simply exploring’ downtown move
• Masked man robs Westminster store at gunpoint
• JSMC funds OSU engineering scholarship
• Gas prices top $3
• Jordan looks forward to new Congress, new role
• Indiana man faces charge following fatal crash
• Police Calls for Dec. 19
• Trumpeter keeping family tradition going
• Kalida teen enjoys gaming scene
• Guru of garland
• Buster Bo rescued and ready for a family
• Ho, ho whole lot of packages to be sent Monday
• Bingo not as big as B4
• Empty Stocking: Fire leaves mom, daughter with little
• Smoke detector saves family from house fire
• Schools rely on, compete for grant money
• Census shows steep drop in new housing
• Lima council will see ethanol water contract
• Elections board considering reducing precincts
• Reindeer visible without the nose
• Regional Roundup: Westgate picks best Christmas decorations
• “Sensitive Santa” event helps autistic children enjoy Christmas
• Shin released early from prison
• Empty Stocking: Single mom strives to get ahead after losing job
• Honda to invest $100 million in Logan County
• Grand jury indicts chase suspect
• Four busted for heroin possession
• Muhammad can resume selling flags, with conditions
• Perry Corp. VP goes bald for a cause
• Shelby GOP seeks sheriff's resignation
• United Way announces new 2-1-1 service in Allen County
• Court of Appeals heads to ONU
• Salvation Army short of goal
• Police calls for Friday, Dec. 17
• Putnam commissioners OK sewer rate hikes
• South students visit Freedom Elementary students
• Sign up for delay and closing text messages
• North principal leaving
• Empty Stocking: Fire displaces mom and her three sons
• Man in critical condition after arrest
• Hard Hatted Women hit town
• AEP Ohio warns customers of imposter
• Students ask senior citizens to share their stories
• Home prices drop in Lima region
• County sales tax revenues up nearly $1 million
• Clean audits issued for two area agencies
• Police calls for Thursday, Dec. 16
• Former Findlay nurse's license revoked by state board
• Everpower hosts open house in Bellefontaine
• New show seeks to find new "Glee" cast member
• Elections filing deadline changed
• Mayor supports military reservists
• Progressive Academy students interview senior citizens for community book
• Woman stunned by deputy files assault complaint
• Crash sends man to the hospital
• No complaints at INEOS wastewater injection meeting
• Petition dismissed for separate conservancy district
• Lima schools talking staff cuts
• Empty Stocking: Mother struggles after robbery
• City issues winter reminders
• Speed shopping for a cause
• Man accused of veterans scam pleads not guilty
• Dannon settles deceptive advertising lawsuit
• Comments sought on INEOS wells tonight
• Police calls for Wednesday, Dec. 15
• Rhodes State welcomes students for GIS discussions
• Salvation Army distributions start Thursday
• Library sets special meeting to discuss interim director
• Truck, car and snowplow involved in accident
• State seeks more clients in mortuary investigation
• Fire department awarded grant
• Willamowski receives top score in American Legion government test
• Library director decides to retire without rehire
• Manley gets 18 years prison in shooting
• Delphos rejects wind study
• Three killed in crash north of Celina
• Pandora-Gilboa school bus crashes
• Empty Stocking: Man besieged by health problems
• Police calls for Tuesday, Dec. 14
• Witnesses say accused shooter was at their home during incident
• Woman escapes as car skids into train's path
• Man sets self on fire, dies at Celina car wash
• Grove students offer holiday 'flash mob'
• Montezuma woman, unborn child killed in Celina crash
• Crews respond to possible car in house
• YWCA gets grant to improve shelter
• Findlay company recalls barbecue sauce
• Tyre withdraws name, city looking at other options
• Region cleans up from snowstorm, crashes but no serious injuries
• Empty Stocking: Bad heart almost leads to heartbreak
• Attorney questions identification of accused shooter
• Minister to appear in Dayton court
• Tuesday's school delays
• Met housing lawsuit moved to federal court
• Jordan moves into new D.C. office
• A little snow can't stop Aunt Millie from delivering loaves
• Police calls
• Exchange Club offers lunch, auction
• Gas prices down, but jump could be on the way
• Man caught following Monday morning gas station robbery
• Snow cancels 1,600 flights; makes mess of Midwest
• Lima North students donate toys to Toys for Tots
• Unity Sci-Tech Magnet students embark on Christmas Journey via distance learning
• Santa visits Liberty student thanks to the Exchange Club
• First snow of the season blankets Lima
• Armed man robs Elida Road station
• Police calls
• Monday's school delays
• In The City: Usher helps make Civic Center run
• Empty Stocking: Love conquers all, almost
• Council president working hard for constituents
• Kalida teen has community spirit
• Wapak middle-schooler loves history
• Tell Me About It: Air-filled amphibian wins Delphos woman designer title
• Pastor arrested in Dayton sting
• Santa hits the circuit
• Cities find holiday decorations a boon at little cost
• Feeding the poor leads to honor for Wapak man
• Empty Stocking: Mother wishing for Santa’s visit
• City begins construction on new water filter
• Crime Stoppers back in business
• Regional Roundup: Coldwater children win competition
• Witness ID allowed in shooter’s trial
• Fire crews called to Friday night blaze
• Fire Department honors employees
• Magnus to run for City Council president
• Superior donates $15,000 to Empty Stocking Fund
• Lima man beaten while playing video game
• Empty Stocking: Stroke leaves family struggling
• Dana under fire from civil rights group
• Holiday spirit found everywhere in Lima
• Findlay man claims pizza speed record
• Latest round of snow slows down traffic
• School delays for Friday, Dec. 10
• Kindness tree at Unity
• Early student release on Dec. 17
• Unity to present "North Pole Rock n Roll on Dec. 14
• Tarika Wilson's mother granted guardianship of grandchildren
• Empty Stocking: Single mother struggles to support three on her own
• Oxley shares stories of giving
• Police calls for Thursday, Dec. 9
• Fire damages Bath Township house
• No charges filed in illness outbreak at Vantage BBQ
• Elida students deny robbery charges
• Findlay, Defiance reps show interest in state senate seat
• Man shot in Shelby County
• Indian Lake schools receives clean audit
• Tyre explains use of N-word
• Study: Bailout avoided ‘worst case scenario’
• Empty Stocking: Mother struggles to bring Christmas to her 4 sons
• Jordan elected as caucus chairman
• Van Wert County bucks state trend with more deer killed
• Fourth Elida teen charged in pizza robbery
• Agencies discuss dam problem
• Three seek appointment as judge in Putnam County
• Brown supports one-time Social Security bonus for seniors
• Dog dies in fire sparked by stove
• Students attend DECA conference in NYC!
• Spartan bobblehead finds stardom on Glee
• Fort Shawnee hires new finance director
• N-word discussed at council meeting
• Ohio gives Ford Engine Plant tax credit
• City estimates lean budget, subject to deeper cuts
• Empty Stocking: Mother hopes to be in a home for Christmas
• Vendor says flag sales a business, not a charity
• Sheriff's wife wants early release from prison
• Lima Municipal Court records Nov. 29 to Dec. 3, 2010
• Survivor of shotgun shooting goes to prison for drugs
• Deputy fired after Tazer complaint
• Monday's school delays
• Spencerville VFW continues caring for underprivileged kids
• Jackknifed tractor-trailer shuts down I-75 south
• Man charged with shooting rifle at females
• Police Calls for Dec. 5
• Husband, wife, speaking
• With hours cut, mom worries about Christmas, mortgage
• Wood cutter chops for a living
• Student loves athletics, writing
• Pandora teen talks tech
• Lima council to receive 2011 budget
• Downtown festivities put all in holiday mood
• Lima applying for grant to cut down ash trees
• Jordan sitting on big bank account
• Empty Stocking: Single father trying to provide for children, help others
• Holiday deployments put strain on military families
• Regional Roundup: LCC graduates running for St. Jude
• Police log
• Student’s light display grows to help sick children
• Hanukkah time for family and celebration
• Empty Stocking: Son’s illness makes Christmas tougher for single mom
• Job often misunderstood, coroner says
• Death believed to be drug related
• Police Log
• Algae warning sign removed from last of 20 Ohio lakes; St. Marys hardest hit
• State seeks shutdown of veterans homeless shelter in Lima
• Ohio Supreme Court rules lethal injection cannot be challenged
• Ohio soldier with 3 children killed in Afghanistan
• LimaOhio.com down for maintenance Sunday from 4:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m.
• Neighbors buy woman’s home to keep her in it
• Local fans take Lebron James in stride
• Bluffton man dies in crash east of Ottawa
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Residents chilly about sidewalk projects
• Three Elida students charged in armed robbery
• Empty Stocking: Mother of three struggles to make ends meet
• Auxiliary nearing surgery center pledge goal
• Comments sought on INEOS wells
• Kitchin resigns from RTA
• Police calls for Thursday, Dec. 2
• Heat is on James tonight in Cleveland
• Two area projects seek Pepsi grant
• Five flee burning house in Shawnee Township
• Council skeptical of minority recruitment plan
• Expiring jobless benefits wrapped up in partisan wars
• Empty Stocking: Unemployed single mother struggles to get by
• Driver OK after Tuesday crash
• St. John's fans gearing up for another trip to state
• Delphos shooting victim set to learn fate in trafficking case
• Kasich accused of favoring 'white males' for Cabinet jobs
• Dominion gives driving lessons
• Lima to end leaf pickup on Friday or Monday
• GOBA tour to begin in Kenton
• Police reports for Dec. 1
• Crash raises explosion fear
• Inspector General asking about postal service
• Rhodes looking at feasibility of downtown building
• Empty Stocking: Grandmother caring for full house
• Elections Board stalls settlement with former director
• Charter board has more changes
• Statewide deer kills up 12.5 percent, local kills up 17 percent
• Former Huddle building torn down
• Man who shot neighbor after break-in takes plea deal
• Findlay-based Cooper Tire fined $213,500 by OSHA
• Findlay-based Cooper Tire fined $213,500 by OSHA
• Lima, St. Marys schools and RTA receive clean audits
• Nice weather opens Ohio’s deer-gun season
• Residents speak out on fire station closing
• Empty Stocking: Taking in grandchildren brings bills, wish lists
• Lima man gets five years for beating
• Man gets another six years for home break-ins in Allen County
• Lima Municipal Court records Nov. 19-26, 2010
• Police seek clues in store robbery
• Police calls for Monday, Nov. 29
• Indiana residents question importing Grand Lake area's manure
• Findlay man in wheelchair sues BG golf course
• Jockeying begins for Buehrer's Senate seat
• Gas prices down across region
• Christmas Tree Festival
• Local retailers pleased with start of holiday shopping season
• Police Calls
• City boy wants to be a country boy
• Schools work hard to reduce utilities costs
• In The City: Downtown booster helps make festival run
• Empty Stocking: Family sticks it out in garage, camper while home repaired; many needs remain
• Student’s music taste steps back to the 60s
• Pandora teen shares her faith
• Ottawa welcomes Santa with a special parade
• Tell Me About It: Painting the Bucks
• Fire destroys house
• Shooting victim remains in hospital
• Wilker has the fire to help his community
• St. Charles pupils celebrate birthdays by giving to others
• Property violations eat up city funds
• Family needs help while working on brighter future
• Health insurance costs ignite changes in school plans
• Medical facilities see more people needing help with bills
• Fazas forge ahead with Nelson Packaging
• A new twist on “A Christmas Carol”
• Fans have their own battle plans for “The Game”
• Food bank a partner with pantries, kitchens
• Five headed to St. John’s hall of fame
• Cattleman’s show kicks off at fairgrounds
• Unexpected miracle has family struggling
• Rush is on .... Black Friday: The mother of all shopping days
• Rush is on .... Black Friday: The mother of all shopping days
• Thankful gathering at local meals
• Police Reports for Nov. 25
• Duke of "hurl" captured two days after escape
• City on track for lighting changes, lowering power bills
• Single mother uproots family to escape abuse
• Granny kickin’ the bucket list
• Putting vacant land back into productive use and onto tax rolls
• Barbers for Bikes filling the Empty Stockings
• Giving thanks: A series of essays on Thanksgiving
• Man shot in back, police make arrest
• Giving Thanks: Son's burns clarify priorities
• Giving Thanks: Grandchildren provide joy
• Giving Thanks: Helping hands change life
• Giving Thanks: Cancer brings focus to the simple things
• Attorney withdraws from chase case
• Ready, set, shop
• Empty Stocking: Empty Stocking Fund helps those in need
• Ex-firefighter guilty of drunken driving, threatening officer
• Man 'needing to vomit' escapes cruiser
• Lawyers spar over sharing evidence in doctor's murder trial
• Study: Lima area most dangerous in state
• County officials ready for winter
• Travel, gas prices expected to increase over holiday weekend
• New restaurant opens in downtown Wapak
• Friends expands office supply business
• Panera Bread donates stove to soup kitchen
• Buehrer to take Kasich cabinet post
• Cridersville school bricks available Saturday
• Police calls for Tuesday, Nov. 23
• Judge won't throw out death penalty in Church case
• Unemployment up in region
• Dean's List for October Session 2010 Announced
• Hardin County township receives clean state audit
• Holiday in Harmony features "A Festival of Light" Dec. 10 and 11
• Delphos council tables wind study contract
• Council approves water bill changes
• City changes EMS regulations
• New conservancy district debated
• Seniors learn about the drug trade
• Thief breaks into Ottawa school, takes cash, medicine
• Lima Municipal Court records Nov. 15-17, 2010
• Leaf pickup ends Monday in Elida
• Police calls for November 22
• OSU-Michigan fun raises money for food pantry
• Gas prices down across region
• Three cars burn in salvage yard
• Progressive Academy Quiz team participates in BGSU Academic Challenge
• Three Rivers Athletic Conference announces logo contest
• Police calls
• Wapak teen loves to volunteer
• Photographer gives grieving families 'forever memory'
• Delphos looking to grant-funded wind study
• In The City: Family Promise director helping again
• Student and horse headed to top competition
• Leipsic teen builds on opportunities
• Tell Me About It: Talking Turkey
• Raised to help others
• Are people ready to shop?
• Garlock's retirement expected by April
• Free meals mean fellowship for all at Thanksgiving
• Police review board asks for funding
• After 30 years, Lewis is still lovin’ it
• School committed despite low enrollment
• Family rallies around mother stricken with cancer
• Regional Roundup: Lima native's letter leads to 'Oprah'
• Thankful essays sought
• Police calls for Saturday
• Professor: Chinese growth amazing, unpredictable
• Police investigate illnesses following barbecue
• Police Calls for Nov. 19
• Values are up, down on the farm
• Elida officials: Schools worry about state cuts
• All-volunteer group helps mobility challenged
• Attorney for chase suspect wants off case
• Leipsic still considered good area for wind farm
• Jordan staff talking with inspector general about mail issues
• Lima Sherman tank a hit in Kentucky
• Attorney general's office donates to dental care
• Farmers need to address issue of farm ownership after death
• Taste of Home Expo and Cooking Show
• Putnam library funding in flux
• Man acquitted in Lima robbery charged in Alabama bank heist
• Crash on U.S. 224 injures woman, 21
• Perry Corp. acquiring Friends copier division
• New owner for GO Ethanol facility
• Knights Inn building going away, lot still for sale
• MADD, law enforcement agencies kick off Red Ribbon campaign
• Police calls for Thursday, Nov. 18
• Credit score vital to business loans
• 11 indicted in alleged marijuana operation with site in Logan County
• Party seeks Shelby County sheriff's resignation
• Perry schools receive clean state audit
• Thursday's school delays
• Students excel in State DECA competition
• Investigators rule Wednesday fire as arson
• Township says zoning OK for phone card sweepstakes business
• Poverty awareness focus of Lima campus
• Region plans for new economic development group
• Man gets 4 years for beating
• Prison drug case nets 4 years for Celina man
• Hearing set in murder case
• Officials push for awareness of dental health crisis
• Robber resentenced to 26 years in prison
• Group to hear plans for historic downtown Lima building
• Allen County sheriff's deputy suspended after domestic dispute
• Police reports for Wednesday, Nov. 17
• OSU back to normal after bomb scare
• Ohio Senate Republicans soon to decide who stays, who goes
• Audit: Ohio House staffers overpaid
• I-71 near Cincinnati shut down 4 hours during rush hour
• Collins steps down at Lima Senior
• West students experience UNOH and formal luncheon
• Prueter praised for her United Way career
• Bath going to voters for new school
• New group adds to conservancy opposition
• Tickets available for cooking school
• Newspaper seeks thankful essays
• Indiana man killed in 2-vehicle crash
• UNOH receives Champions of Character 5-Star Institution Award from NAIA
• Police calls for Tuesday, Nov. 16
• Accident causes power outage
• Bluffton receives clean state audit
• Man injured in crash near Kalida
• Chief, union agree on deputies in fire reorganization
• Allen County deputy arrested in domestic dispute
• Letter: Police Department grateful to residents
• Two boys hit by car, hospitalized
• Car crash causes power outage
• Putnam’s second offer to purchase Weatherseal rejected
• Judge declares southside carryout a nuisance
• Half-naked invader leaves no clothes behind
• Police calls for Monday, Nov. 15
• Bullying victim brings message to USV
• Jones gets more money in death penalty case
• Mercer deputies investigate armed robbery
• Gas prices continue downward trend
• Brief outage planned in Elida
• Bikers for Books and Belts support Unity
• New digs for old exhibits
• In The City: Restaurant earns veterans’ appreciation
• Dancers headed to Macy’s parade
• Leipsic teen keeps spirits up
• Hard work ethic guides teen
• Four injured in ambulance crash
• Tell Me About It: Artist goes from novice to award winner
• City’s Job Ready Site ready for business
• Police Reports for Saturday, Nov. 13
• Nelson follows faith to Wapakoneta
• Groups offer free medication collection
• Bowling to benefit teen with cancer
• Raising the reservoir: A look inside Lima’s largest-ever project
• Met Housing fight ramping up to be a heated legal battle
• Veterans Day section unites Navy veterans
• Local manager to judge ‘The Apprentice’
• Women empty pocketbooks for purses
• Postal officials underestimated mail, staff needs
• Cleanup of lead-contaminated soil completed in Ottawa
• China trip to immerse students in language, culture
• New coin laundry dumps the coins
• UNOH student remains in critical condition from crash
• Motorist reaches 80 mph in I-75 chase
• Cleanup complete for Ottawa's lead-contaminated sites
• Boehr answers question, 'Why Bluffton?'
• Police calls for Friday, Nov. 12
• County sees drop in flu vaccine demand
• LACNIP gives school superintendent top award
• Allen County grand jury indictments for November
• ONU discussion focuses on legalization of marijuana
• Spencerville veterans park 'for the warriors'
• Filmmaker making movies with Lima pupils
• Region gives thanks to veterans
• Council rejects firefighter raises
• Truth is tamer than fiction with 'Unstoppable'
• School delays for Thursday
• Police calls for Thursday, Nov. 11
• Region says 'thank you' to veterans
• St. Rita’s ends neighborhood nurse program
• Former AMHA directors files lawsuit
• World War II POW tells his story
• Residents file opposition to Blanchard Watershed Conservancy District
• Hearings set in teen murder case
• Car, van collide at Robb and Cole
• New Ford shift pulling in transfers
• Council to meet on firefighter pay
• It's official, Matt Huffman No. 3 ranking leader in Ohio House
• Unity's Red Ribbon Week
• Police calls for Wednesday, Nov. 10
• Angry inmate assaults officer at Allen County Jail
• County sewage rates going up
• Noon Optimists kick off 'Toys for Tots' campaign
• Honda projects aimed at improving environment
• Kempher named firefighter of year
• State to study effect of toxins on fish at Grand Lake
• Insurance pros: Health reform still reforming
• Jordan’s office gets meeting on late mail
• Library director wants to retire, be rehired
• City takes up building security
• City will reduce ambulance regulations
• City deals with dogs, critters
• Police calls for Tuesday, Nov. 9
• Buck bashes into Bluffton bar
• Former Dana plant manager sues on high school diploma issue
• Unity welcomes filmmaker in residence, Nick Kellis
• Bug Study Take 2 at Unity
• Two UNOH students injured in crash
• True or false, stories tell of Lima campus
• Former plant manager sues Dana
• Media allowed in juvenile murder hearings
• Several arrests in prostitution stings
• Council signals intent to reduce wards
• Council again divided over firefighter pay
• Crews called to structure fire
• Man gets 18 months for mailing noose
• Police calls for Monday, Nov. 8
• Gas prices creeping near $3
• Putnam judge plans retirement at end of the year
• Two killed in Mercer County house fire
• Former chief seeks $400,000 in wrongful imprisonment lawsuit
• Bluffton guitar class earns state award
• Putnam pulls more state grants
• Columbus Grove native, soldier wins ‘America’s Hero’ award
• Woman injured in apartment fire
• LSO Review: Buckeyes and Berlioz: The perfect odd couple
• Athlete wants to be veterinarian
• Student’s priorities begin with faith
• In The City: Flights of honor: Couple guard vets during D.C. trips
• Police calls
• Tell Me About It: 'Sockless' for 18 years
• Regional Roundup: DeHaven's greenhouse turned pink
• Benefit planned to raise money for girl with cerebral palsy
• Jordan, Huffman moving up in stature, influence
• Hard work, religion lead to long life
• One night of extra sleep, four months of extra darkness
• Pizza Hut gives 1,000 books to Putnam library
• American Mall selling off scraps
• Friends plan benefit for Ottawa native battling breast cancer
• Warren honored with highest award in state for an attorney
• Party chairman: Kasich “fortunate” to win
• Elida teachers get new contract
• New art center opening in Ottawa
• Garlock announces retirement
• MI students go to Cleveland Cavaliers' sports marketing workshop
• Police reports for Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• Delphos shop offers curious collection
• USV schools audit leads to ethics questions
• Investigation continues into suicide at local prison
• Fired AMHA maintenance man files lawsuit
• Fort Shawnee’s financial planning commission has 1st meeting
• Gas prices may pass $3 mark this weekend
• Police calls for Thursday
• Three arrested in prostitution sting
• Sheriffs joining forces with community to fight heroin
• Putnam Y chooses new leader
• Area veterans offered job help
• Murder trial for teen moved back
• Levy will help Celina get back to zero
• Parent/Teacher Conferences Nov. 8 and 10
• Brumback Library leads winners on ballot
• Zombies taking over Lima campus
• Sheriff’s levy passes in Hardin County
• Murphy-Miller wins in landslide for clerk of courts
• Delphos falls again, cuts coming
• Staff cuts, pay-to-participate inevitable in Delphos
• Strickland’s gains four years ago don’t hold
• Hospitals face uncertainty of health care reform
• Three-vehicle crash snarls traffic east of St. Henry
• Attorney seeks FBI probe of police shooting
• School delays and closures for Wednesday, Nov. 3
• County administrator taking another position
• Celina police/fire levy passes
• Media allowed to cover juvenile murder case
• Kasich beats Strickland in governor's race
• Independence students experience many cultures
• Mercer County Results
• Police calls for Nov. 3
• LMHS nurses approve contract
• Police: No sign of struggle in murder-suicide
• Police search for masked robbers
• Whirlpool plans to add second shift in Ottawa
• Mail complaints abound in region
• Untitled
• Real estate executives rank Ohio’s business climate No. 6
• Voters head to the polls on Election Day
• Police calls for Tuesday, Nov. 2
• Bridge work closes Main Street in downtown Lima
• Sheriff, wife deny allegations in civil lawsuit
• Fort Shawnee financial director resigns
• Lima Municipal Court records Oct. 25-29, 2010
• Correction
• Gas prices up 3.4 cents over past week in Ohio
• Police calls for Monday, Nov. 1
• Lima Memorial nurses voting on contract
• Attorney general campaigns in Lima
• Attorney for chase suspect said deputies wrongly shot him
• Paper delivery may be delayed
• Toledo mail delays cause some letter carriers to begin routes later
• Buckeye butterflies released at Unity
• Voter turnout expected to approach 50 percent
• Eight arrested in drug investigation
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records Oct. 14 to 25, 2010
• Wapak girl making friends in new town
• Continental teen shoots for the stars
• Eagle Scout helps Humane Society
• In The City: Vastanos partners in safety, partners in life
• School enrollment dropping at most area schools
• Tell Me About It: Flapjack logistics
• Lafayette church to hold Election Day cancer fundraiser
• Celina police continue to investigate murder-suicide
• Have roads, need money
• Applause for Oct. 31
• Regional Roundup: High schoolers raise ton (and more) of food
• Break-in business a boon
• Economy fuels voter anger in governor's race
• A life in the church
• Latta makes stop in Ottawa
• UNOH professor spends week in Israel
• UNOH to Award $202,000 in Scholarships at SEMA Show
• Racers Launch New Website
• UNOH College of Technologies Announces Scholarship Testing and a Two Day Open House
• UNOH named “Military Friendly School for 2011”
• Police calls for Friday, Oct. 29
• Leading Specialty Automotive Equipment Company Partners with UNOH
• BBB warns of door-to-door magazine and book sales
• Summer Quarter 2010 President's and Dean's List
• Media permitted in juvenile murder case
• UNOH to Host 1st Annual All-Star Baseball Game
• Logan County plant rolls out 4 millionth Honda vehicle
• The University of Northwestern Ohio Hosts the 2010 AMSOIL ENGINE MASTERS CHALLENGE
• Ohio EPA: It's safe to touch Grand Lake again
• UNOH Hosts Annual Fall Career Fair for College of Technologies
• LPD sergeant gets probation, suspended jail sentence in gun case
• Chinese Writing Exhibit comes to UNOH Event Center
• Celina couple dead after murder-suicide
• Speaker encourages businesses to have fun to stand out
• UNOH Partners with St. Rita’s Health Partners on Sports Complex
• Boehner rallies local Republicans
• Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle campaign
• UNOH Presents 1st Annual Racers Classic
• College of Business President's and Dean's List for Spring 2010
• New equipment solves e-mail mystery
• UNOH Bookstore to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research
• College of Technologies Dean's List for May 2010
• Speaker encourages businesses to have fun to stand out
• “Motorsports U” Now Airing on Fox Sports Network
• UNOH enrolling now for Fall Adult Evening Classes
• LPD sergeant gets probation, suspended jail sentence in gun case
• Ty Dillon and RCR Development Teams Up with the “Racers” of the University of Northwestern Ohio
• UNOH’s College of Business Launches New Degree
• UNOH College of Business Open House
• UNOH Dedication Ceremony for new Dorm Building Project
• College of Technologies Dean's List for August 2010
• College of Technologies Dean's List for June 2010
• Dean's List Announced for August session 2010 for the College of Technologies
• Over 500 Students from 36 States Move into UNOH Dorms
• Deficit looms for Lima schools
• Visionaries double winning slate
• Potash opens warehouse
• Arbitrator: Former deputy gets job back
• Dog warden wants sheriff's office job back
• Police calls for Thursday, Oct. 28
• Coast Guard Auxiliary recruits volunteers at Grand Lake
• High crash intersections released
• Wapak industrial site certified 'beyond shovel ready'
• Speaker: There’s race in the movies
• Second tornado confirmed near Cridersville
• Commissioners explain cut in insurance program involving spouses
• ODOT prepares equipment for winter
• National Weather Service: It was a tornado
• Police calls for Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Delphos schools levy meeting tonight
• Two men arrested following shooting into air in Celina
• Drug cases dropped after informant lied
• Keeping Halloween from becoming a nightmare
• One teen denies murder allegation in teen's death
• Fire changes loom large as city crafts new budget with more cuts
• Congressional races pit veterans against newcomers
• Man shot following pair of early morning home invasions
• Deputies cleared in internal shooting probe
• Sroufe named Sertoma Firefighter of the Year
• Leipsic snags Job Ready grant
• Met Housing fires maintenance manager
• Cridersville takes the brunt of storm
• Preorder Limaopoly now for holiday gifts
• Governor names new judge in Van Wert
• Jobs top task for candidates
• Rally fires up GOP base
• Gingrich, Kasich rally voters
• Lab results clean in fire probe
• Region suffers from Midwestern storms
• Ohio unions make more than 1 million calls to rally troops for election
• Koneta Rubber Co. receives state grant funds
• Police calls for Tuesday, Oct. 26
• Republicans rally downtown
• Job picture brightens locally
• Wind advisory issued for Tuesday and Wednesday
• Limaopoly board game for sale
• New restaurant opening at Church's site
• ODOT offers financial aid for local buses
• Cyclists to compete in Rotary event; still time to enter
• Hardin County exchange student missing at FFA convention
• United Way’s Prueter accepts job in Arizona
• Arming up for the jobs war
• Hardin sheriff crossing fingers for levy victory
• Israeli work may mean JSMC work
• Reservoir, demolition progress updated for city
• Firefighter raise communication irks councilors
• Council passes resolution naming reservoir for Williams
• Wednesday, March 26 at the Cincinnati Marriott Northeast. RSVP by Monday, March 24 by logging on to www.limabuckeyes.osu.edu and entering access code CIN08
• Supplier gets 10 years in prison in meth lab case
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 25
• Perry officers suspended for 30 days
• Athlete keeps mind on academics
• In The City: Cancer survivor helping others look good, feel better
• Schools seeking help through ballot issues
• Police calls
• Continental woman dies in car crash
• Keeping the game fun
• Preteen loves staying active
• Continental teen hears the call
• Tell Me About It: Scaring up some fun
• Jim Krumel: Why The Lima News is now endorsing
• Library seek local funds to replace state cuts
• India’s Bhangra takes Lima stage
• Parent-teacher groups fill gap
• Parenting piece of puzzle
• Crews respond to morning fire in Lima
• Police calls
• Regional Roundup: Findlay family part of 'World’s Strictest Parents'
• Lima council to vote on firefighter EMS pay
• Boehner a personable, partisan speaker-in-waiting
• Finding volunteers
• Man pleads not guilty in teen slaying
• Police calls for Friday, Oct. 22
• Dominion grant helps students work together, help elderly
• Dominion grant helps students work together, help elderly
• Huffman, Jordan spend their cash on other candidates
• Two arrested for internet prostitution
• Dump truck driver rams tree crew’s truck
• Make-A-Wish takes Allen East girl to Disney World
• 2 officers under investigation for gun discharge
• Agencies seek collaboration on stray cat problem
• Saturday day to make a difference
• Group celebrates giving spirit
• 2nd lawyer wants media ban in case
• Wanted: Stories on military service
• OSU-Lima holds meet the candidates event
• ODOT has hearing for I-75 sound barriers
• Police calls for Thursday, Oct. 21
• Family, friends plan benefit for 7-year-old Spencerville boy
• Reading Across Lima Lifts Youth (RALLY) volunteers needed
• ACT preparation available
• Officials probing fire ask for help
• Woman hit, killed on state Route 37
• Firefighters put out pallet fire
• Council plans on ward reduction
• Candidates talk at chamber’s legislative reception
• Lake commission unveils plans
• Police reports for Wednesday, Oct. 20
• Weather service issues fire warning
• Defendant gets second evaluation in death case
• Lima council to vote on reservoir legislation
• Basement Doctor helps sideline hunger
• Congressional candidates square off in St. Marys
• Accused killer to undergo evaluation
• Heartbeat of Lima still going strong
• SBA declares disaster for Grand Lake St. Marys
• Applications out for Ford jobs
• Treasurer, court clerk streamline foreclosure of vacant land
• Congressional candidates square off in St. Marys
• Check out our roundtable with John Kasich live
• Extra Ford shift means 250 jobs
• Allen County meeting air-quality rules, for now
• County Republicans book Boehner for fall barbecue
• City crafts compromise on rental water bills
• Elida schools apply for Safe Routes to School grant
• Kasich focused on jobs
• Police calls for Tuesday, Oct. 19
• House party set for Connie Miller
• Workshop focuses on elder abuse
• Judge warns man facing trial on arson charge to follow rules
• Judge allows man to stay out of jail on house arrest
• Lima woman attending White House ceremony
• Court goes after delinquent debts
• Son, nephew plead guilty in Pandora beating case
• Van Wert company laying off 40
• Staff involved in TIE Conference
• Taylor campaigns in Putnam County
• Attorney objects to media coverage in juvenile homicide case
• Ford adding shift at engine plant
• Fire chief proposes closing station, reducing officers
• Lots of advice, little help for dealing with bedbugs
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 18
• Gas prices tumble
• Lima Municipal Court records Oct. 12 to 15, 2010
• Prosecutors: Man paid another to commit home burglaries
• Union, JSMC operator agree to contract
• Wapak teen likes math and music
• Tell Me About It: 'Nip it in the bud'
• Police calls
• Teen applauds OASC
• School mascot gets serious on mission trips
• In The City: Presbyterians kirkin’ their tartans
• Council created 8th Ward, it can take it away
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records Sept. 20 to Oct. 5, 2010
• Wisconsin upsets No. 1 Ohio State
• From the mouths of teens
• Mental health boards seek funding change
• Neighborhood group concerned about pit bull owners
• Trick-or-treating times
• Regional Roundup: Ada newborn is perfect 10
• Jazz Jam to benefit mentoring program, Cheryl Allen Center
• Dems make push in Hardin County
• Church tour Sunday
• Latta: Jobs the key issue in upcoming election
• Scaring up fun in downtown Lima
• Public asked opinion regarding noise walls on I-75
• Nebraska regents approve Big 12 settlement
• New Ohio Poll has Kasich in the lead in governor's race
• United Way hits $1.2 million mark in Allen County
• Police calls for Friday, Oct. 15
• Electrical short causes house fire
• Police seek clues in home invasion
• Breaking down Ohio State-Wisconsin, position by position
• Farmers union files lawsuit against sheriff’s wife
• Family and friends helping couple facing health problems move back to area
• Pepper touts bipartisan, budget cutting record for state auditor
• Refinery releases dust into air that hit some cars south of facility
• Honda plans Logan County expansion
• Inmate commits suicide at ACI
• Fire at Ruth’s Bridal shop ‘suspicious’
• Memorandum clarifies roles in Civic Center operation
• Graduation party shooter gets 13 years prison
• Police Calls for Oct. 14
• Fiscal officer repays village for drinks
• DeGraff ordered to repay cemetery
• Former Speaker Gingrich, GOP statewide ticket to visit Lima
• Police calls
• Honda Transmission Mfg. plans expansion that will add 100 jobs
• Hardy to sit on library board
• Grants support energy conservation, alternative energy projects
• DeWine wants crime lab improvements
• Memorandum clarifies roles in Civic Center operation
• Teens charged in murder of another teen
• Shooter gets 13 years prison
• Dems say momentum with them
• Man hospitalized Wednesday with gunshot wound to leg
• Departments fight fire at business
• Stork delivers eagle to foursome
• Charter school must pay taxes; ruling could cause closures
• Designer purse fetish? Here's a bingo game just for you.
• Nonprofit makeovers helpful in the extreme
• Nelson named top P&G supplier
• 'Dirty dancing' prompts Ohio school dance ban
• Police reports for Wednesday, Oct. 13
• Long missing WWII pilot to be buried in Ohio
• Performing arts center offers opportunities for students, community
• Fall foliage at peak or near peak conditions in Ohio.
• Worst of the noise over for Potash restart
• POLL: Strickland has closed the gap on Kasich
• Former Perry police chief sues over his termination
• Street lights to be installed in neighborhood of murder victim
• Postal pains: Mail move to Toledo comes with delays
• Police calls for Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Man dies from injuries in house explosion
• Lima Municipal Court Records Oct. 5 to 8, 2010
• Benefit set for couple with ongoing medical expenses
• Silgan breaks ground on new center
• Deer are here, prepare to veer
• Fed economist says economy is improving
• Van Wert man pleads insanity in strangulation death
• Class of 1960 donates to Lima Stadium campaign
• Attorneys file motions in death penalty case
• Jordan, Kissick agree on federal spending, taxing
• Council approves new police contract
• County releases brand jingle
• Gasoline prices cheaper outside of Lima
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 11
• Prueter stepping down as United Way president
• Sidney man wins $1 million in lottery
• Report: Algae in Grand Lake part of wider problem
• Permit granted at pullet farm
• Driver causes panic after game
• City talks dangerous trees
• Water bills going up 9.2 percent next month
• Councilman announces won’t run again
• Three-year struggle for FEMA funding nearing end for Ottawa
• Rotary checks out trail it helped fund
• RALLY volunteers sought
• Tell Me About It: Serving up memories
• Tractor crash kills Celina man
• Police calls
• Masked man steals smokes from store
• Woman opens home for cancer research fundraiser
• Christian teen loves drawing and music
• Teen finds calm in music and running
• Environmental activism finds student early
• In The City: Miss Peg at the wheel
• Mercer sheriff uses technology to his advantage
• Event teaches about Indian culture
• Freewalt continues to serve St. Marys
• New radio system solves problems, drains budgets
• Schools preparing Race to Top proposals
• Raffle to help 3-year-old cancer patient
• Leaving Minster schools a tough choice for Ray
• Council needs legislation for Sears prize
• Taking it on the road, Kent Boyd and So You Think You Can Dance tour coming to Columbus
• Police Calls for Saturday, Oct. 9
• Park District announces apple pie winners
• Transportation council hears project pitches
• City to name reservoir for Furl Williams
• Mobile home fire causes $10,000 damage
• Van Wert man indicted for murder by grand jury
• Blood donor day at Lima Senior Oct. 11
• Allen County rest area reopens
• Miller City lobbies for votes for outdoor complex
• Police calls for Friday, Oct. 8
• Bath graduate dies in South Pacific
• Humane Society seeking “Refresh” funds
• Allen County rest area reopens
• Bugs up close at Unity!
• Food permit fees may dip
• Putnam judge will preside over conservancy district hearings
• Lima pours money into two historic buildings
• Unity Going Buggy
• Village issues boil water order
• Board proposes farm euthanasia rules
• Planned outage set for electrical upgrades in Wapak
• Police calls for Thursday, Oct. 7
• Shawnee police shares cost of forensic computer equipment with sheriff
• Possible abuse investigated at Ottawa long-term care facility
• Police continue to investigate shooting
• Republican debate watch party planned tonight
• Elections Board considers withdrawing mediation offer
• Charge dropped against victim
• Memorial Clock in Ottawa getting a new base
• EPA begins removing lead-contaminated soil in Ottawa
• Sheriff’s nonemergency phone goes automated
• Gas prices expected to jump again this weekend
• Bath unveils elementary school plans
• Speaker says cybercrimes put children at risk
• Man shot in car, officials believe he will survive
• Police calls for Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Poll: Governor's race tightens
• Suspended dog warden returns to job
• Gateway park to be certified as shovel ready for food manufacturing
• Ohio EPA fines OmniSource for air pollution violations
• Speaker: Men need to be proactive against domestic violence
• Coroner: 84-year-old was strangled
• Sign sealed, delivered
• U.S. Senate Debate: Portman, Fisher fight over economy and Woody Hayes
• Police calls for Tuesday, Oct. 5
• Lima Municipal Court records Sept. 27 to Oct. 4, 2010
• Bail reduced for drug suspect
• Nine people seek Wapakoneta school board seat
• Execution could be historic Wednesday in Ohio
• Kasich blasts Strickland on taxes
• Average customers to get $2 to $6 from Verizon for error
• Putnam library official pitches levy to chamber
• Bluffton Hospital marks end of expansion’s first phase
• City wants to increase zoning fees
• City looks at requested taxi change
• Brown visits Minster, promises to help manufacturing
• Habitat dedicates 3,000th Ohio home in Ottawa
• Police calls for Monday, Oct. 4
• Today last day to register to vote
• Some delays reported as mail sorting moves to Toledo
• Economy has ripple effect on lawyers
• Murder suspect held without bond
• Calling all RALLY volunteers
• Findlay woman killed in hit-skip accident
• Gas prices jump in region
• Man guilty of tossing drugs into prison
• Arson trial set for Oct. 25
• LSO Review: Orchestra shines once again
• Ottawa teen keen on education
• Student jumps at chance to lend a hand
• In The City: Neighborhood honors past president
• Wapak teen loves his sports
• Two-year college enrollments keep climbing
• Residents take a drive to learn Putnam County’s history
• Police calls
• Doctor leaves legacy of improving community health care
• St. Marys dedicates new school
• Tell Me About It: Ni hao (Hello) Mr. Joe
• Regional Roundup: Grand Lake Photo Club announces winners
• Van Wert police arrest man in 82-year-old woman's death
• Benefit to help with medical bills
• Teachers’ South Africa experiences shared in classrooms
• Monopoly with a Lima twist
• Expo provides lots of helps for seniors
• Cloudy with a chance of power anyway
• Lab results lift boil alert in Continental
• When love hurts: Committing a crime of control
• Catholic parishes gathering for pro-life event Sunday
• Following in the family business
• Allen East forms hall of fame
• Auditor candidate touts breadth of skills
• Eye program comes to Spencerville
• Caller foils home burglary
• Ottoville fire caused by gas leak
• Trial date pushed back in death penalty case
• Brown lauds clean energy efforts at ONU
• Firefighters hit streets with detector message
• Allen East forms hall of fame, first group inducted Saturday
• Police calls for Friday
• Dozens arrested in multicounty drug bust
• One arrested in Celina stabbing
• Man charged with Celina rape in 2008 arrested in Ky.
• Prosecutors can have expert testify about soot found in Wangler home
• High-energy teacher lectures at LSH, tells educators to get excited
• Push & Pull Day 6: Universal government not the next step
• Dee Snider autographs auctioned for Humane Society
• ODOT construction for week of Oct. 4
• Man guilty of growing marijuana
• One arrested after police chase
• Thursday's school delays and closings
• One arrested following pursuit near Sidney
• Three headed to St. Marys hall of fame
• Three headed to St. Marys fall of fame
• Police calls for Thursday, Sept. 30
• Train repair business on track for growth
• Weather service issues fire advisory
• New conservancy district takes next step
• Benefit planned for Cridersville man battling mystery illness
• USV students see Ohio Supreme Court in action at ONU
• GOP attacks governor’s economic record
• Cleanup to begin on lead-contaminated soil in Ottawa
• Dog warden on leave, fired from Sheriff’s Office
• Optimist charter group behind ACI’s bars, the first of its kind
• Opposite ends of the spectrum: House candidates far apart
• Boil advisory issued Wednesday
• Push & Pull Day 5: Consolidation: a history of working together
• Push & Pull Day 5: Water shaped the development of the community
• Watch the Chamber debate live
• Group formed to support MS victims
• Several burglaries reported recently
• Local schools named 'Schools of Promise'
• Justice returns to school where legal career began
• School delays for Wednesday
• Police calls for Wednesday, Sept. 29
• Coalition and FOP recognize safety efforts
• Columbus mayor pushing for gun-control laws
• Early votes mean early campaigning
• Labor leaders say factories still feel NAFTA's sting
• Mendon man indicted on sex charges
• Census: 20 percent of Allen County residents live in poverty
• Poverty, employment, uninsured rates high in Allen County
• Candidate wants better electoral system
• Fire strikes home, four escape safely
• Morning fire destroys home
• Push & Pull Day 4: Holding back the river ties towns together
• Push & Pull Day 4: Geographic features define economy, pull rivals together
• Police reports for Tuesday, Sept. 28
• Met Housing board appoints executive director
• Lima-built steam locomotive travels through Toledo
• Sidney police search for robbery suspect
• School Employees Retirement System proposing changes
• Suspect fights extradition
• Heritage Elementary launches Heritage Spartan News
• Early voting begins today; Does it make a difference?
• Series helps students with disabilities and their families
• Board recognizes student accomplishments
• Celebrating Johnny Appleseed's birthday at Liberty
• Jim Krumel: Woman hopes to give Lima family MIA bracelet
• Bail bondsman sentenced in Wangler case
• Lima area gasoline falls, but not as low as a year ago
• First meeting on fire report set
• Ford, GM presence in Indianapolis winding down
• Allen Republicans open campaign HQ, push election’s importance
• Push & Pull Day 2: 'Bitter' feelings lingered after Vaughnsville, Grove consolidation
• Water bill decisions on hold
• Allen East talks wind
• Child-set fire was quickly contained
• Push & Pull Day 3: Politics often means no movement
• Push & Pull Day 3: Sheriff reached out, and city took the hand for drug force
• Police calls for Monday, Sept. 27
• Woman gets 10 years for role in meth lab
• Wangler's trial rescheduled for February
• New owners plan to re-open ethanol plant
• DECA offers Limaopoly advertising opportunities
• Police calls
• St. Marys teen aiming for the sky
• Ottawa teen up for a challenge
• Student advocates for 4-H, passion runs in family
• In The City: Circle of life: Labyrinth a mediation tool for community
• Push & Pull Day 2: 'Bitter' feelings lingered after Vaughnsville, Grove consolidation
• Push & Pull Day 2: Emotions swarm around consolidations, linger for years
• Tell Me About It: Pulling desk duty
• Democrats hope to hang on to Ohio House on Nov. 2
• 2 incumbents leave statewide offices up for grabs
• Ohio's U.S. Senate race all about jobs lost, economy
• Local students paying back college loans
• Painting (and landscaping) the town
• Lima moving on two-way streets downtown
• Central dispatch concept moves forward
• My Oh Pie!
• Collaboration: Follow the money
• Regional Roundup: Spencerville FFA team wins state
• Ohio governor, once popular, at risk of losing job
• GOP targets 3 US House seats in Ohio, may get more
• Baton Rouge pleads for sign variance
• Man gets 12 years prison in meth lab case
• Wind gusts knock out power
• Police calls for Friday, Sept. 24
• Bluffton sends back bridge parts, but crossing should reopen by Nov. 1
• State officials pleased with alum tests at Grand Lake
• Farming accident kills 10-year-old St. Henry boy
• FEMA administrator urges better planning
• Board recognizes student accomplishments
• "Going Buggy" all year in the Unity Sci-Tech magnet
• D stands for Do Your Best Always!
• Unity's Sci-Tech magnet ventures to the Toledo Zoo
• Man sent to prison for violent assault on ex-girlfriend
• State officials pleased with alum tests at Grand Lake
• Fields on fire
• Frank talk from Ted Strickland
• Watch today's roundtable with Gov. Strickland
• Board meetings on the move
• Bluffton native to dance on CMT show
• State officials urge motorists to be safe while driving
• Leadership group graduates 22nd class
• Lima soldier sees improvement as Iraq transitions
• Police calls for Thursday
• 5 vie to be Van Wert Municipal Court judge
• School delays for Thursday
• Two teens injured in crash near Arlington
• State tries drinking water treatment on Grand Lake algae
• Dem chair talks up governor
• Official outlines changes to utility aid program
• Taylor details Kasich development plans for state
• Teen admits theft, gets 90 days in jail
• New magistrate to speed up child support enforcement in Allen County
• Auditor cautious despite higher sales tax revenue
• Tickets available for Ohio State football game Saturday
• Attorneys question experts' methods prior to doctor's murder trial
• Hunters in Logan County discover 'marijuana megafarm'
• Students spend morning in prayer
• Autum begins to color Ohio landscape
• Police calls for Wednesday, Sept. 22
• Ron Clark parent presentation Sept. 30 at Lima Senior
• Party chair refutes clerk candidate claims
• Barbers again donating bikes
• SAFY opens doors on youth ‘drop-in center’
• Bath seeks help to find new leader
• United Way rocking into campaign kick-off
• Two arrested in Kenton heroin raid
• Police calls for Tuesday, Sept. 21
• Investigators close in on cause of house explosion
• Charter group works on changes
• Elida says no to unfunded mandates
• Delphos cutting if levy fails
• New sidewalks planned for next year
• State audit questions payment to Putnam employee
• Unemployment rates continue to decline
• Lima Municipal Court records Sept. 13 to 17, 2010
• Police calls
• City to move on landlord water bills
• United Way brings back youth volunteering program
• Police accuse 2 teens of stealing
• Man in house explosion in critical condition
• Police chief talks money with students
• Airport gets grant for snow removal equipment
• Middle Point issues boil advisory
• Spinning pinwheels show support for Alzheimer’s research
• Police calls
• Tell Me About It: A passion for pies
• St. Marys teen hobnobs with powerful in D.C.
• Ottawa teen shows spirit
• Bath’s ‘guitar man’
• MAC Grants climb past $100,000
• In The City: Pantry volunteers help keep families fed
• House explodes in Ottoville, 1 injured
• Future arrives for Wapakoneta schools
• Paulding man killed in car crash
• Loaded for business: Region, Ohio a new freight hub
• Police calls
• Former cop embraces education
• Wapak recognized as an Ohio 'best hometown'
• Regional Roundup: Cridersville resident wins contest, signs with record label
• Road work for the week of Sept. 20
• Some voters less than satisfied with gubernatorial choices
• Lima woman sells her Catalina to movie maker
• Bank president foils would-be robber
• Allen East getting started with wind turbine talk, Spencerville dealing with snag
• Pipeline paranoia
• Enjoy a ‘Picnic’ at Encore
• Putnam election board, commissioner spar over resignation request
• Police calls for Friday, Sept. 16
• Three charged in farm burglary
• Cops nab three in attempted bank robbery in Hardin County
• Allen East considers wind turbine on campus
• Science comes alive at Liberty Elementary School
• SESA celebrates reaching 250,000 students
• Murphy-Miller touts her experience in clerk of courts race
• Leopold’s name attached to complex at Brookhill
• ONU student group knocking down borders
• Election board, commissioner spar over resignation request
• State puts Fort Shawnee in 'fiscal emergency'
• Police calls for Thursday, Sept. 16
• State declares fiscal emergency in Leipsic
• Elida lifts boil order
• Coaches owner expands despite economy
• High winds knock out power
• Mental health board switching providers
• Horses had equine encephalitis
• Constitution Day activities in the Lima City Schools
• S.O.S. tutoring starts at Liberty
• One injured in ATV crash
• Officials identify woman killed in Shawnee Township fire
• Accusations fly in case against doctor accused in wife’s death
• Grand jury hands down indictments
• Police union campaigns for Strickland
• Square Fair names new board heads
• Police reports for Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Van Wert business sells a winning lottery ticket
• Volunteers needed for Lima beautification project
• Ohio State University announces plan to boost enrollment
• Soldier visit’s son’s classroom
• St. Marys man’s death ruled a homicide
• Hopes for high yields abound as harvest begins
• Consultant: Close stations, increase fire company staffing
• Bluffton University planning for health and fitness facility
• Police calls for Tuesday
• Lima Exchange Club donates money
• The trucking top dog
• School of Multiple Intelligences elects DECA officers
• Petition filed for Blanchard Conservancy District
• Meet the Board and Chill N Grill at Independence
• Delphos schools try new levy approach
• Student impress Chinese teacher at School of Multiple Intelligences
• Injured parties want Bluffton U.’s insurance to pay for wreck
• A quarter of million served! Science program reaches milestone in Allen County
• Water rate passes Lima council on second reading
• Joe Hallett column: Tonight's debate sees Strickland trying to climb back
• Water main break forces boil order in Elida
• Child knocks over candle, causes fire in Lima house
• No zoning variance for Spencerville’s proposed wind turbine
• St. Marys fugitive captured in New York
• Science program reaches milestone
• Bluffton gearing up for new center
• Suspect in St. Marys beating death captured in New York
• Attorneys for bus-crash victims want Bluffton University's insurance to pay
• Honoring those who make the roads safer
• Council establishes storm water utility, rates
• LPD dispatchers about to move into new center
• Police reports for Monday, Sept. 13
• New Denny's Restaurant hits a grand slam in Beaverdam
• Wapakoneta has cheapest gas in region
• South plans Constitution Day event
• Lima Municipal Court records Sept. 13 to 17, 2010
• Husky tees up $76K for local charities
• Jordan tours Triumph Hospital
• Old Van Wert building total loss, investigation continues
• Judge grants driver award in fatal crash
• Rail one of many needed transportation pieces, director says
• St. Marys police looking for suspect in robbery, beating
• Tell Me About It: Club founder still loves volunteering
• In The City: Big Brother filling a void in boy’s life
• Police calls
• Drug charges for go-kart driver, 51
• A beautiful barrage of butterflies
• Old Dull Lumber building burns
• Adjuncts, auxiliary faculty play big roles
• Teen relies on faith to stay on track
• Ottawa teen keen on volunteering
• 'Numbers' student attends business institute
• KidFest a jackpot event for children
• Hanna brings a little wild to audiences
• Eagles frequenting Bresler Reservoir
• Police calls for Saturday
• Regional Roundup: Love for environment spurs passion for photography
• Lima City Council to see proposed fee increases
• 'Double-dipping' debate
• Battle kicks off Pioneer Days
• Bath honors murdered teen with number retirement
• Corn spills as trailer tire blows
• Perry students remember 9-11
• Police calls for Friday, Sept. 10
• Suspect waives hearing in teen murder case
• Fire damages manufacturer in Wapak
• Garlock pleads on gun charge
• Lima couple sue after bar assault
• Putnam sergeant caught in a celebrity snooping incident
• Rays Clocktower has fresh look
• Putnam commissioner asks for resignations at Elections Board
• Program sends weekend meals home with pupils
• Lima Auto Mall shifts lineup
• Continental megadairy files for bankruptcy
• Grand Lake algae likely sickened 7, state says
• Woman pedestrian dies after teen driver hits her
• Lima Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Police calls for Thursday, Sept. 9
• Deputies investigate Celina man's death
• Health officials say bedbugs are biting in NW Ohio
• Child injured when hit by car
• Workers at Ford plant find pot in trailer
• Grant expands Kindergarten Kamp
• Police calls for Wednesday, Sept. 8
• Putnam sheriff makes marijuana discoveries
• Perry trustees fire former police chief
• Drug task force arrests six at concert
• Putnam elections chief says raises were justified
• Grant extension saves 6 sheriff employees in Putnam
• City could delay hiring next year
• Veterans can apply for bonuses
• Perry schools refinance debt, saves $400,000
• Bail set at $50,000 for man charged in teen's murder
• Going Buggy at the Unity Sci-Tech Magnet
• One injured in Arlington crash
• Gasoline prices start to fall after Labor Day weekend
• Hardin County Fair opens with old favorites, new oddities
• State explains next steps for Grand Lake
• Police calls for Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Lima Municipal Court records Aug. 30 to Sept. 3, 2010
• Woman surrenders in assault case
• Indiana woman guilty of burglary
• Driver seeks cash in fatal crash
• Attorneys: Man incompetent in death penalty trial
• Juvenile Detention Center emphasizes role of family
• Girl wreaks havoc, comes clean with help of JDC
• Debris fire burns along I-75
• Police calls
• Get your colonoscopy
• Labor Day parade continues tradition
• Agriculture is in this student's blood
• Krumel column: From diapers to murder in 14 years
• Blues musicians give small-town St. Marys big time show
• Police log
• Ottawa teen riding high
• Student editors attend journalism intitute
• An interview with: Bob Orpurt, weekend adult camp director for The Arc of Allen County
• Report: Too little labor this Labor Day
• Police Reports for Sept. 4
• No add-ons since Lima councilor's complaint
• The changing face of labor
• Votes determine grant funding for memorial honoring Shawnee athlete
• Councilman worries about another former school building
• Police reports from Friday, Sept. 3
• Jordan predicts redder days ahead
• Water Dog Races return with a splash
• Findlay councilman sentenced for drunken driving
• Man denied parole for 1990 Arcadia murder
• Report card shows highs and lows for Lima schools
• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
• Police charge three teens in murder
• United Way-led collaboration initiative pushes forward
• Man in drug case wants statements removed
• Attorneys want man evaluated in death penalty case
• Postal employees get transfer orders
• Council approves ambulance purchase
• Feud with Habitat no business of council, committee says
• Former St. Rita’s CFO indicted for fraud
• Gas prices expected to go up Thursday
• Police calls for Thursday, Sept. 2
• More travel expected this holiday weekend
• Woman accuses hospital of negligence
• Police ID 'person of interest' in homicide
• Police, mayor plead for help in solving shooting
• Marchers say violence must stop
• Attorney says client has mental problems
• State grant will help Allen County Juvenile Court keep programs
• McBride bridge work could start this year
• Number of seized marijuana plants continues to rise in Ohio
• Police calls for Wednesday, Sept. 1
• Allen County Common Pleas Court records Aug. 24, 2010
• Potash Corp. donates $100,000 to Lima Stadium campaign
• American Trim ramps up new coating line
• Aspen Dental to open at Elida Road site
• Van Wert County Fair squeaks in at the end of summer
• Elida seeing positive change
• Lima Municipal Court records Aug. 23-27, 2010
• Death penalty trial set for May
• Bluffton mascot back on campus
• School closings
• Police identify 16-year-old homicide victim
• Sentencing postponed again in point-shaving case
• Group looks to organize 3rd Ward neighborhoods
• Fire truck responding to call hits car, driver hospitalized
• Potash donates big to stadium, project being tweaked
• Another test project underway at Grand Lake
• Police calls for Tuesday
• Brown tours JSMC
• Area gas prices below Ohio average
• St. Marys teacher won’t get job back, judge says
• Investigators ask for help with suspicious Ohio City fire, burglary
• Judge refuses to move doctor’s murder trial, for now
• Schools reach locals through dual-enrollment programs
• Video recordings show deputies shooting chase suspect
• City expected to buy second ambulance
• Teenager killed in crash with semi
• Teenager becomes city’s third homicide of year
• 27 arrested after drug sweep
• Police calls for Monday, Aug. 30
• Chief justice: Won’t be an activist on court
• Police calls
• Lima home damaged in fire
• Man shot in arm Sunday afternoon
• Tell Me About It: Betty Birthday
• Wapak athlete finds new love with golf
• Ottawa teen uncovers the past
• Student remodels childhood home
• Painter shares art with developmentally disab
• Councilman raises security concerns about city building
• Local named Ohio Poet of the Year
• Pedestrian struck by car on I-75
• From the suburbs to the show arena: Not all fairgoers off the farm
• Locals join in crowds for D.C. rally
• Michaels show all roses, no thorns
• St. Marys law director loves his job
• ThomasTowne shows community spirit with new sign
• Saving Grand Lake: No boats about it
• Aldean draws fans new and newer
• Boy drowns during party
• Region Roundup: Harrod teen excels at Bible Camp
• Man shot in hand, suspect arrested
• Technology driving changes to the family farm
• Power restored on East Edwards Street
• Junior fair livestock sale shows off hard work
• Grant helps schools increase parent involvement
• Two injured in motorcycle crash
• Ohio EPA lowers advisory at Grand Lake
• Most hold steady on district report cards
• Woman injured by falling tree
• Homeowners taking advantage of low rates
• Three caught after theft attempt near Van Wert
• Police calls for Thursday, Aug. 26
• Police investigate incident at truck stop
• Golden agers enjoy their day at fair
• School concessions big work, big money
• Progressive Academy plans for $4 million grant
• Lima Stadium contributions total $661,000
• Kewpee coupons support Lima Senior athletics. Sales start Sept. 7.
• Thursday's school delays
• Two indicted in brutal beating
• Tip leads to marijuana bust in Van Wert County
• Required vaccination for 7th grade students
• Ribbons flying in support of Spencerville Bearcats
• Dem touts experience in secretary of state race
• Speeding pickup crashes after 13-mile chase on I-75
• Review board completing bylaws, ready for training
• Thoroughly cooking eggs best way to avoid salmonella
• Square Fair declines Downtown Lima’s offer
• Shawnee police looking for victims in auto break-ins
• Exchange Club works to promote area safe havens
• Police calls for Wednesday, Aug. 25
• Allen County Common Pleas Court dispositions Aug. 26, 2010
• Perry in early stages of building project
• Church pleads not guilty in death penalty case
• Ohio EPA official finds herself elbow-deep in algae
• Woman sentenced in nursing home theft
• Horses always a fair favorite
• 25 charged with trafficking
• New community school offers options in Van Wert
• Kitchen fire damages mobile home
• Officials investigate rash of car break-ins in Hardin County
• Lima Senior Football Season Tickets available - Fall Student Passes also available
• School delays for Tuesday
• Police chase through three counties ends in shooting
• Slight improvement in employment picture
• First wind farm OK'd for Van Wert County
• Police calls for Tuesday, Aug. 24
• Stimulus grant helping transit authority meet budget
• Flea circus a flying hit
• Questions remain after shakeup at Met Housing
• One injured in motorcycle crash
• Child hurt after falling from vehicle
• Three-car crash injures six people
• Apollo looking ahead at building project
• Threats to judge bring prison time
• Bouncy, drafty and loud, B-17 an adored flying museum
• Man wants pharmacy records tossed in meth case
• Putnam County man recovering from West Nile virus
• Prosecutors seek death penalty in beating case
• Lima Municipal Court records Aug. 16-20, 2010
• Indictments filed in shooting, home invasion
• Lima Senior students benefit from St. Rita's Multicultural Program
• Spartan Football review Sunday, Aug. 29 at Lima Senior
• One injured in car-semi crash
• Jordan: It’s what GOP does with a November win that matters
• Police Calls for Aug. 23
• Stolen car report prompts chase
• Livestock show is culmination of months of work
• Council approves loan for water treatment improvement
• Storm water fee heads to council
• Fatal crash still being investigated
• Student soars at space camp
• Service is key to Ottawa teen
• The bike peddler
• Take the pledge: Love Lima
• OSU-Lima turns 50
• Soldier welcomed home with surprise bash
• Police Reports for Sunday, Aug. 22
• Patrol releases details of Saturday I-75 crash
• Man charged for allegedly punching son
• Rides thrill at the fair
• A second helping of history in New Bremen
• A homecoming for St. Marys educator
• Regional Roundup: National Guard moving St. Marys schools
• Kenton woman celebrates 108th birthday
• Police calls from Saturday
• Council to vote on new fire truck Monday
• Accident closes northound I-75 in Wapak
• The worst of the worst: Violating properties blight neighborhoods
• Allen County Fair Parade escapes rain, wows crowd
• Day 1 of fair showcases new pavilion
• Twisted Sister's Snider enjoys time near 'Snidersville'
• Fat Jack's is getting larger
• Governor seeking applications to replace Van Wert judge
• State lays out funding for Grand Lake plans
• Lima board vows to be more visible
• ODOT road closures
• Mercer County K-9 officer dies
• Twisted Sister frontman ready to ride into Snidersville
• More charges for Lima man accused of armed robbery, kidnapping
• Evidence hearing set in Wangler case
• South Lima construction on track
• Big bond set for murder suspect
• Minutes provide little insight to director’s ouster
• Prep under way for Allentown Road Walmart
• Grant targets parental involvement
• Cunningham remains on board
• OSU’s Gee praises Hardin County for extension support
• K-9 Bleck out for surgery
• Police calls for Thursday, Aug. 19
• Renovated Hardin Northern School dedicated Sunday
• A Hometown welcome
• Lean times can prepare a company to grow
• Man caught shopping in the buff
• LPD investigates second possible homicide this week
• Sound advice: Don't overexpose your ears to loud noises
• Police calls for Wednesday, Aug. 18
• Judge keeps woman-beater in jail
• Police calls for Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Corrections employee charged with dereliction of duty
• Permit granted for swine farm near Findlay
• Crestview board delays school start
• Man pleads to shotgun shooting at graduation party
• Mother, daughter charged with forgery
• Man who attacked girlfriend pleads
• Bluffton, ONU continue high rankings
• Fire union has questions on consultant’s report
• Big warehouse puts 275 to work near Findlay
• Drug Task Force makes six arrests
• State slashes rates, refunds fees at polluted Grand Lake
• Driver guilty in burglary case
• Older 'oldest person' found
• Police make arrest in homicide
• Bath board removes 2007 superintendent reprimands
• Hospital Commission wants changes in transfer agreement, but won’t say what they are
• Boyd to Wapak fans: ‘Don’t let anything hold you back’
• Landlords express concern with water billing proposals
• Ferris: Caseload up at Allen County Children Services
• Police calls for Monday, Aug. 16
• Tax commissioner: Changes improve Ohio's standing
• Police investigate possible homicide
• Lima Municipal Court records Aug. 9 to 13, 2010
• New lines keep JSMC healthy
• Gasoline prices dropping in Lima region, across Ohio
• New Home Depot distribution center holds opening today near Findlay
• Costs of algae problem mounting
• New Bremen begins looking at school project
• Hardin teen expected to plead in mother’s murder
• Tax commissioner: Changes improve Ohio's standing
• Region’s oldest dies
• City finances fine now, uncertain next year
• Shotgun shooting stemmed from neighborhood argument
• Early a.m. fire damages Elizabeth Street home
• Police charge man in Friday shooting
• Glandorf teen knows how to perform
• Busy student makes FFA, 4-H priorities
• In The City: Mural now graces MLK park
• Washing the soul: Lima church holds 43rd outdoor baptism
• Tell Me About It: Getting in on the ground floor
• Wapak Girl Scout about to receive top honor
• Two Hardin Co. men die in Sunday crash
• Police calls
• Fort Shawnee teen wins at horse show
• Fort Amanda Road to be resurfaced
• Grand Lake might miss waterfowl season
• Fisher says he’s candidate for the people
• Adult literacy/GED programs on rise
• ESC teacher wins state award
• Boydkins honors hometown celebrity
• Just a small-town boy who made it big
• Patrol plans OVI checkpoint on U.S. 224 in Findlay tonight
• Putnam deputy takes own life
• Task force finds 373 pot plants
• OVI checkpoint planned in Hancock County
• Two-vehicle crash in McComb hospitalizes one
• Crash hospitalizes Arlington woman
• Wapak man gets probation in arson case
• Another Boyd celebration set
• Westside man pleads in meth case
• Summerfest a St. Marys reunion
• Vulnerable can stay cool in heat
• Criticism leads Roethlisberger to alter hometown from Findlay
• Seniors can escape heat
• Staup not patrolling yet
• Police calls for Friday, Aug. 13
• Allen County has 2 cases of encephalitis
• Hancock Farm Bureau opposes Blanchard conservancy district
• Wapak police investigate bank robbery
• MedCorp continues operations in receivership
• Program provides child seats, instructions
• Pandora man critical after severe Sunday beating
• City officials disagree on storm water funding
• Deal struck in arson case as jury deadlocks
• Boyd has support of hometown Botkins
• Kent Boyd takes second in national dance competition
• Police calls for Thursday, Aug. 12
• Kent Boyd’s performances on Wednesday
• Yawo Bruce arrives safely in Ghana
• Cadet from Findlay quits West Point, cites ‘don’t ask’
• Dem party chair stops in Lima
• Man gets nine years for burglaries, police chase
• Post-show interview with Kent Boyd
• Defense takes its turn in arson case
• Clerk candidate comes out swinging
• Police calls for Wednesday
• Ring out at Met Housing
• German students get taste of American life
• Indian dancing contest set for Civic Center
• Pilot companies kick-start United Way campaign
• House fire brings out 5 departments
• The Boyd Notebook: L.A.’s Farmers Market
• One last dance with hometown hero
• Boyds campaigning for Kent
• Ex-wife of arson suspect says she witnessed trespassers
• Excitement rising as Boyd’s final performance nears
• Investigator testifies man charged with arson lied to him
• Truck accident knocks power out in south Lima
• Eastown Road signs to honor Gerdeman
• Kinstle case headed to grand jury
• Pilot companies kick-start United Way campaign
• Indian dancing contest set for Civic Center
• Incoming Freshman benefit from Summer Bridge programs
• Middle School soccer begins Aug. 3
• OSU and Unity students partner for summer reading and math clinic
• Lima Senior joins new Three Rivers Athletic Conference
• Lima Senior fall sports mandatory meeting Aug. 4, 6 PM
• Lima West Open House and Ice Cream Social Aug. 26
• Fall Athletes Mandatory Meeting July 29 at West
• Adult Diploma Program Enrollment Aug. 2 - 6 at Lima Senior
• Lima South Class of 1955 Web site launched
• Summer Lunch Program runs June 9 - August 12
• Lima Senior student scholarships presented
• State CTAG meeting held in Lima
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Allen County
• Playfair winner, EMBRACE ARMS by Linda Evans
• Allen County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Allen County
• Allen County Fair
• 4th Annual Italian-American Festival
• Obama in 2008

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