Napoleon High School Class of 2023 graduates Thursday donned their graduation caps and gowns to walk through Napoleon Elementary School.
The Wauseon Chamber of Commerce Firecracker 5K Run Walk was held Thursday in downtown Wauseon. Proceeds from the annual event go toward the city’s Fourth of July fireworks show.
NAPOLEON — A Henry County employee who was arrested last week following an altercation at the Henry County Landfill met Thursday with the Henry County commissioners.
HAMLER — The Warren L. McIntire Unit #262 American Legion Auxiliary recently hosted an “Honoring Our Veterans” event to support those who have served the country during times of war.
There are numerous services and parades planned Monday in observance of Memorial Day.
ARCHBOLD — Members of the Beta Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International recently learned more about Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program.
The Buckeye Trail Association will celebrate National Trails Day with the fourth annual Biggest Day Hike June 3.
The Henry County South Joint Ambulance District Wednesday held an open house to invite residents of the district to tour the facility and enjoy refreshments as part of the district’s 15th anniversary. Pictured in the back of an ambulance at the event is Evan Schwiebert holding a stethoscope,…
ARCHBOLD – All active duty military and veterans will receive free admission to Historic Sauder Village on Saturday.
LIMA (AP) — One of two inmates who escaped from an Ohio prison was captured early Wednesday in Kentucky after a police pursuit of a stolen car the men were believed to be in ended in a crash and a foot chase, authorities said.
NAPOLEON — A local band director is utilizing his interest in jazz music to create educational music.
DELTA — The Pike-Delta-York Board of Education Monday officially began its search for a new superintendent.
NAPOLEON — More than a year after the Napoleon Area City Schools Board of Education started the termination process against a teacher, a settlement was approved during Wednesday’s meeting.
Six students from Four County Career Center recently placed in the top 10 in the 2023 HOSA - Future Health Professionals State Conference in Columbus. Contest winners include (from left) Trista Bond, Hicksville, Clinical Specialty; Janelle Degraffenreid, Stryker, Job Seeking Skills; Lindsay …
The Wauseon Public Library recently hosted a Mother and Daughter painting class, led by instructor Jamie Lyn Evans. Pictured are Wauseon Public Library Program Assistant Connie Fry, class instructor Jamie Lynn Evans and the instructor’s daughter, Chloe Williams.
HOLGATE — The Holgate Local Schools Board of Education Monday approved a revised five-year forecast, although the state budget could have a major impact.
SWANTON — The Swanton Local Schools Board of Education recently accepted a retirement and a resignation and awarded numerous contracts.
SANDUSKY — Civista Bank recently welcomed Mortadha “Mo” Hidoussi as vice president, private banking.
HOLGATE — Village council Monday discussed several items related to nuisance properties.
SWANTON — The Village of Swanton has selected a new chief of police from their own ranks.
NAPOLEON — The Henry County Board of Health recently approved the first reading of supplemental sewage rules and also approved a vaccination policy statement.
TOLEDO — A Liberty Center woman has entered a guilty plea to attempted abduction in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.
An annual bike trip scheduled for June will see local Naturalist Scouts complete the final leg of a journey across the entirety of the United States.
NAPOLEON — Napoleon’s Safety Human Resources Committee will continue to research whether the city will lead a Northwest Ohio Special Response Team.
DESHLER — Work has progressed on repairs to the village’s water towers.
NAPOLEON — The Henry County Republican Party Central Committee Tuesday recommended Robert Weitzel be appointed to an open Napoleon City Council seat.
WAUSEON — A Wauseon woman accused of stealing funds from a benefit has entered a no contest plea to a reduced charge.
HOLGATE — The Holgate Local Schools Board of Education Monday approved the final resolution needed to place two renewal issues on the November ballot.
HAMLER — The Patrick Henry Local Schools Board of Education Monday approved a revision to the district’s five-year forecast for the May reporting period, along with multiple personnel items, while also celebrating recent successes of high school and middle school students.
SWANTON — Swanton Village Council Monday voted on whether to maintain a new park feature and heard about the village’s financial outlook and how it affects planned projects.
LIBERTY CENTER — The Liberty Center Local Schools Board of Education is still on track to realize a five-year forecast that ends the fiscal year in the positive.
HOLGATE — A mural is underway that will stretch along the side of the Holgate Community Library.
LIBERTY CENTER — Administrators for Liberty Center Local Schools are already digging through results from recent state testing.
NAPOLEON — Eleven individuals were recently indicted by a Henry County grand jury.
WAUSEON — Eight individuals were recently indicted by a Fulton County grand jury, according to Fulton County Prosecutor T. Luke Jones.
BOWLING GREEN — The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District Two office reported the following construction updates:
SWANTON — Instructor Robert Sullivan from Area Office on Aging will present DEEP (Diabetes Empowerment Education Program) at the Swanton Senior Center Mondays starting June 5.
Fifteen second graders from Patrick Henry Elementary School visited the Henry County Senior Center to meet their pen pals and for a day of activities. The students and seniors started exchanging letters after Christmas and spent a portion of Friday participating in a variety of activities su…
The Pettisville Class of 2023 had its graduation commencement inside the high school gymnasium Sunday.
Pettisville High School Class of 2023 President Leah Beck provides the welcome to the ceremony that saw this school year’s seniors graduate inside the gymnasium on Sunday.
The Swanton High School Class of 2023 had its commencement ceremony Sunday.
Salutatorian Kaden Curtis speaks at the graduation ceremony held for the Swanton High School Class of 2023 Sunday.
Fifteen second graders from Patrick Henry Elementary School visited the Henry County Senior Center to meet their pen pals and for a day of activities. The students and seniors started exchanging letters after Christmas and spent a portion of Friday participating in a variety of activities su…
The Wauseon Chamber of Commerce Firecracker 5K Run Walk will start at 5 p.m. Thursday in downtown Wauseon.
Tyler Roy was the opening act of the 2023 Hamler Country Fest Friday evening. The event continues with more music acts today from 5 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
Napoleon Elementary School held its annual career exploration day Friday, where a variety of vehicles were brought in for the students to learn about how they are used. A variety of speakers also addressed students about their careers in the afternoon.
COLUMBUS — American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) recently recognized Napoleon Power & Light for earning a Diamond Level designation as a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) during the American Public Power Association’s (APPA) 2023 Engineering & Operations Technical Conference in Pas…
PETTISVILLE — Wauseon native Roy D. Norman, recently named senior organization director and policy specialist for Ohio Farm Bureau in this region, said a pilot project developed in Defiance, Fulton, Henry and Williams counties to strengthen ties with state and federal lawmakers, will be expa…
DELTA — A barn located at 4811 County Road C is deemed a total loss after a Wednesday fire.
Work is continuing on the Henry County Water Line project that will connect the Northwestern Water and Sewer District’s system in Weston to Liberty Center. The district recently announced the water line under the Maumee River is now in the ground. After a hole was bored around 45 feet below …
WAUSEON — The Wauseon Exempted Village Schools Board of Education Monday approved multiple personnel items.