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He’s not monkeying around!
Stevens returns for Nashville Hitmakers show Saturday evening. Even Stevens, a homegrown, Indian Lake celebrity, doesn’t monkey around when it comes to supporting where he came from. For 12 years, The Nashville Hitmakers event has been used as an effort to support the Indian Lake Watershed Project and The Indian Lake High School’s Music Department.
Celebrate Hungarian culture at Ohio's Largest Hungarian Festival: Talk of the Towns
PARMA, Ohio -- Hungarian culture will come alive at Ohio’s largest Hungarian festival on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. The one-day event takes place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 1 at German Central Park, 7863 York Road in Parma. Presented by the American Hungarian Friends of...
Sidney natural gas aggregation contract renewal delayed
For several months, the city’s aggregation consultant, Affordable Gas and Electric, LLC, has been working with suppliers to secure a new natural gas aggregation rate for the city’s program. Unfortunately, an issue in receiving accurate eligible customer data from CenterPoint Energy will delay the contract renewal process. As...
Brothers Osborne headline Allen County Fair
LIMA — Mother-daughter trio Pam Brown, Diana Brown and Deb Floyd were the first to arrive at the Allen County Fair grandstands Saturday evening. Dressed in cowboy hats and boots with beers in hand, the women waited for the Brothers Osborne to take the stage. They first learned about...
Photos: Men’s lunch held at Ross Historical Center
Dave Ross holds up a picture of Sidney High School’s first football team in 1896. Ross gave a presentation on Sidney football history during a men’s lunch at the Ross Historical Center on Thursday. Men attend a men’s lunch during which Dave Ross gave a presentation on Sidney...
Free show at Allen County Fair lets audience get close to birds of prey
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - There's plenty of animals to see at the fair, and this year, that includes predatory birds. The Extreme Raptors show is a free experience that lets audience members get up close and personal with different birds like owls and vultures from around the globe. The show teaches about the different diets and habitats of each bird, their unique abilities, like a strong sense of smell, and how a falconer trains their animals.
Defendants sentenced in Allen County courtrooms
LIMA — The following individuals were sentenced recently in Allen County Common Pleas Court:. Jovanta Durr, 24, of Lima, was sentenced to two years of probation for failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer, a fourth-degree felony. Anton Arnett, 35, of Lima, was sentenced...
Best of Book Nook: 'Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer' by Peter Howe
In 2002 the British photographer and photo editor Peter Howe was on a book tour for "Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer." Howe began his career as a fashion photographer then he documented violent conflicts as a war photographer. He was also well known as a photo editor and this collection of war photos became his best known work.
Prep roundup: Celina tennis falls to Bryan
Kenton’s goals came from Micah Bowman, Cam Jesionowski and Luis Fernando. Ada’s goals came from Andrew Allen (4), Nathan Williams (2), Joshua Thaxton (2), Logan Jolliff (2) and Carson Conley. Celina 2, Bryan 0. Napoleon 2, Defiance 0. GIRLS SOCCER. Anthony Wayne 2, Ottawa-Glandorf 1. Lyla Simon’s goal...
Dayton celebrates 18th annual African American Cultural Festival at RiverScape
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The 18th annual Dayton African American Cultural Festival weekend began on Saturday, August 17 at RiverScape MetroPark and ran from noon to 8 p.m. The free family-friendly festival focused on celebrating culture and community. It had multiple cultural experiences, including the Black Authors’ Pavilion, traditional drumming, traditional storytelling, and live music. There were also kids' activities, vendors and healthcare screenings.
Power Up Your Health brings fun and information to one location
WAPAKONETA, OHIO (WLIO) - Grand Lake Health System helping families Power Up their health. The health system put on the event to help address health disparities like low immunization rates, child wellness visits, and health and developmental screenings. By bringing families in to have some free fun, they are also...
Massie wins national EMS educator award
LIMA — Rhodes State College Professor Chad Massie is the recipient of the James O. Page Award, which recognizes educators who promote fire and emergency medical services. Massie is a program coordinator and assistant professor of criminal justice and emergency medical services at Rhodes State. The National Association of...
Girls Soccer: Celina blanks Bryan
BRYAN — Celina opened the first 10 minutes of Saturday’s nonleague girls soccer match against Bryan with five corners. It took until the fifth corner to find the back of the net, but it was all the Bulldogs needed as Celina held off the Golden Bears’ second-half efforts for a 1-0 nonleague victory in both teams’ season openers at Recreation Park in Bryan.
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