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Lorain auto parts plant plans to expand, create 104 new jobs
LORAIN, Ohio — A company in Lorain that makes vehicle parts has plans to expand and create jobs. Camaco won a state tax credit worth $540,000 from Ohio’s Tax Credit Authority Thursday. The company manufacturers the frames of the seats in vehicles, and has a plant in Lorain that employs about 270 people.
New Netflix documentary claims Dayton is home to one of the ‘largest vampire covens’
Is Dayton home to one of the country’s largest vampire covens? A new Netflix series is exploring the possibility. “Vampires in the Gem City,” a new Netflix series, dives into the cold case of a Dayton man’s disappearance, and the potential involvement of a vampire coven. Netflix’s...
Sanitary main in Point Place collapses, won't be repaired until Monday, city says
TOLEDO, Ohio — A sanitary main that collapsed in Point Place will not be repaired until Monday due to anticipated rain, according to a city of Toledo press release. The 24-inch main services households from Ottawa River Road to 305th Street and 131st Street. It needs two separate repairs after crews from the city's sewer and drainage department found it collapsed Thursday afternoon.
Catholic high school football teams ready for new season
GREATER AKRON — Catholic high school teams across the area are ready to take the field and begin the regular season. Several teams in the West Side Leader coverage area are coming off playoff appearances with hopes of returning to the postseason. Archbishop Hoban. The Knights are coming off...
30 electronic scooters pulled from the Scioto River during cleanup effort
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – In June, Columbus residents with mobility issues expressed frustration with those who leave electronic scooters parked in the middle of neighborhood sidewalks. Columbus police and the city’s Division of Refuse Collection are now finding scooters to be a hazard elsewhere: in the Scioto River. Officers, metro park employees and volunteers with […]
West Nile Virus detected in Darke County
DARKE COUNTY, Ohio (WDTN) — A mosquito in Arcanum has tested positive for West Nile Virus. The Darke County General Health District has tested a sample and identified one mosquito positive for West Nile Virus. The sample was collected on Aug. 6 from a trap located at the Arcanum Community Baseball Park. The positive sample […]
Zuschak, Billow to marry in August
GREEN — Joseph and Lisa Zuschak of Green and Charles and Patricia Billow of Tallmadge have announced the engagement of their children, Gabriella Zuschak and Nathanael Billow. Nuptial Mass will be celebrated in August at St. Peter Catholic Church in Canton, with the Rev. Richard Pentello and the Rev. David Bridling as celebrants. The family will host a wedding reception following mass at The Reserve at Stone Creek in Jackson. Invitations will be issued for both events.
Glenville and East Cleveland Family Fun and Safety Day: A community’s stand against human trafficking
Pattison Park was buzzing with the sounds of children playing, food sizzling on the grill, and raffle winners excitedly claiming their prizes. The second annual Summer Safety Family Fun Day, a joint effort of Glenville and East Cleveland, brought together over 400 residents for a day of education, entertainment and community. Organized by Strong Hands United, the event aimed to raise awareness about human trafficking and provide resources to families.
NC City Council Member, Tippecanoe Gazette Publisher, Dale Grimm passes at 74
Local residents and city leaders are mourning the loss of New Carlisle City Council Member Dale Grimm, who passed away on Saturday, August 3, at the age of 74. A former New Carlisle Vice-Mayor, Grimm was also a former publisher of the New Carlisle News and the Tippecanoe Gazette. Elected to New Carlisle City Council for the second time in 2023, Grimm also worked as a school bus driver for Tecumseh Local Schools, where he was known to students as Mr. G.
Urban Meyer Thinks This New Addition To Ohio State Is Perfect In His Own Way
Urban Meyer is one of the best coaches in college football history, and he knows a lot about offense. Meyer brought his spread option offense to Florida in the mid-2000s, and many people thought it would never work, but after he got his quarterback, Tim Tebow, the offense turned into the best in the game.
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