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Hardin County Special Olympics Honors Athletes at Recent Sports Banquet

Photo: Hardin County Special Olympics The Hardin County Special Olympics held its annual Sports Banquet this past Sunday, celebrating the achievements and dedication of its athletes throughout the season. Special awards were presented in various categories, recognizing both outstanding performance and improvement: PEP Club Pioneer Award: Freddie Most Improved: Ava & Rebbecca Basketball Pioneer Award: Zaiden Most Improved: Grady Swim Pioneer Award: Aaron Most Improved: Gabby Bowling Pioneer Award: Eric Most Improved: Braeden Track Pioneer Award: Trent Most Improved: Vivian

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History with a Twist Craft Cocktail Competition Returns to the Hancock Historical Museum on June 14 with a 90s Theme

The Hancock Historical Museum is bringing back a fan-favorite outdoor event that blends history with the art of mixology. History with a Twist, presented by Hixon Zuercher Capital Management, will return to the museum grounds from 4 – 7 p.m. Saturday, June 14. In celebration of the museum’s Growing Up 90s: Hancock County Edition exhibit, eight of Findlay’s finest bartenders will compete by crafting original cocktails inspired by the 1990s. Each drink will pay homage to the decade through technique, […]

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Mid-Ohio Energy Names Delegates for 2025 Youth Tour to Washington, D.C.

Photo: Ohio's Electric Cooperatives Youth Tour Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative in Kenton announced its two delegates for the Ohio Electric Cooperatives Youth Tour 2025. Katie Lowe and Mason Howard will represent Mid-Ohio on this year's tour to Washington DC. Cooperatives around the state select high school sophomores and juniors who applied for the all-expenses-paid trip to our nation's capital. The 2025 Youth Tour will take place June 15 through 21.

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Auglaize County Deputy Jacob Allen and K-9 Partner Complete Certification Training

Photo: Auglaize County Sheriff's Office Auglaize County Sheriff’s Deputy Jacob Allen and his new K-9 partner recently completed an intensive 6-week K-9 certification training program. This certification is crucial, validating their proficiency in critical areas such as obedience, agility, apprehension, and narcotics detection. These rigorous standards ensure K-9 teams meet national law enforcement guidelines, making them a high value asset to public safety.

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Fire Damages Roof of Whirlpool Plant in Marion; No Injuries Reported

Photo: Marion Township Fire Department A fire damaged part of the Whirlpool plant in Marion Sunday evening. According to information from the Marion Township Fire Department, firefighters were dispatched at just before 6 Sunday evening after a fire on the roof of the plant was reported. The fire was contained to the roof area, and it was quickly extinguished. Water damage was extensive in that area of the plant due to sprinklers and fire suppression efforts. Fire Departments from Marion, […]

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Tragic Accident Claims Life of Logan County Teen in Champaign County; Passenger Airlifted to Hospital

A Logan County teenager died in a crash that occurred at around 11:35 Sunday night in Champaign County. According to a release from the Springfield Post of the Ohio State Patrol. 18-year-old Jackson Scott, of Quincy, lost control of his vehicle after he swerved to avoid hitting an animal while traveling north on State Route 235. The car went off the road and struck a tree. Scott was pronounced dead at the scene. A passenger in the vehicle was flown […]

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Butterman to Remain Behind Bars During Legal Proceedings

A rural Roundhead man, who was arrested Monday evening May 26 on child pornography charges, will remain behind bars while legal proceedings against him continue. Attorneys for 59-year Mark Butterman had requested that he be released during the proceedings, but Magistrate Judge Darrell A. Clay denied the motion in United States Northern Ohio District Court in Toledo. The ruling was handed down on Friday (May 30). Judge Clay cited several factors for denying the request including: the offense involves a […]

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