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BBB Offers Tips for Safe Hiring Following Storm Damage in Ohio

Columbus, Ohio (March 18, 2026) — As Central Ohio residents begin cleaning up after recent storms and damaging winds, the Better Business Bureau, Central & Southeast Ohio is reminding homeowners to slow down and do their homework before hiring anyone for repairs. Storm damage often brings out out-of-town contractors, sometimes called “storm chasers,” who go door-to-door offering inspections or quick repairs. Some may not be licensed locally, may pressure residents to sign contracts on the spot, or make promises they […]

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ONU Students Tackle Riley Creek Flooding and Water Quality Project

Photo: Ohio Northern University A capstone team at Ohio Northern University's T.J. Smull College of Engineering is aiming to mitigate flooding when Riley Creek overspreads its banks in Bluffton while also filtering harmful nutrients before they head north and empty into Lake Erie. Katelyn Wagner, a civil engineering major, alongside four classmates, is tackling the senior capstone project that is working on a two-for-one solution. Under the guidance of advisor Dr. David Johnstone, professor of civil engineering, the team has […]

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Benjamin Logan Student Selected for Statewide Ohio House Art Exhibition

Photo: Benjamin Logan Local School District Bellefontaine, OH — Junah Hardman, a 10th grader at Benjamin Logan High School, has been selected to represent the district in the 2026–2028 Ohio House of Representatives High School Student Art Exhibition. The exhibition is a distinguished statewide showcase of student creativity and artistic excellence. Hardman’s piece, a mosaic made with glass and mirror, showcases exceptional craftsmanship through its intricate design. The work highlights both technical precision and creative expression, earning recognition at the […]

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Kenton Man Indicted on 26 Drug-Related Charges

A rural Kenton man is facing multiple drug related charges. According to court documents, 41-year-old Brian Flowers was indicted this week on 26 charges. They include several counts of aggravated tracking in drugs, aggravated possession of drugs, trafficking in fentanyl-related compound, possession of fentanyl-related compound, possession of drugs and more. The charges are the result of a search warrant that served in September of 2025 at a residence in the 16000 block of Township Road 140. Investigators recovered approximately 100 […]

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Indian Lake State Park to Host 39th Annual Maple Syrup Festival This Weekend

Indian Lake State Park Indian Lake State Park will host the 39th Annual Maple Syrup Festival this weekend. The hours are 8am until 2pm on Saturday, March 21 and 8am until 1pm on Sunday, March 22 at Indian Lake State Park Campground. The Indian Lake Development Corporation will be serving a pancake and sausage breakfast, and real maple syrup will available. The pancake breakfast is $8 for adults and $4 for kids.  There will be maple vendors, honey candy, live […]

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Benjamin Logan Board of Education Holds March Regular Meeting

Bellefontaine, Ohio — The Benjamin Logan Board of Education met in regular session on Monday, March 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Central Conference Room.During the meeting, the Board recognized March Seniors of the Month, Miah Defibaugh and Joseph Meeker, for their outstanding accomplishments.The Board approved the February 2026 financial report, including bank reconciliations, expenditures, and an appropriation adjustment. Treasurer/CFO Leah Baker reported that the district has begun receiving tax payments from partner localities and noted adjustments to Class […]

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Findlay Shade Tree Commission Accepting Requests for Spring Tree Program

The City of Findlay's Shade Tree Commission's Request-a-Tree Program is accepting requests until Monday, March 30th for Spring planting. Residents within Findlay City limits may fill out the online form to receive a tree for $25. Upon submitting your application, you will receive information regarding next steps from the Public Works Department. If you are a Findlay resident and would like to place an order for a tree, you can do so by clicking here.

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Riverdale Local Schools to Present Once Upon a Mattress Next Weekend

Riverdale Local Schools Riverdale Local Schools will present the Spring Musical "Once Upon A Mattress" next weekend. Showtimes are March 27 and 28 at 7 p.m., and a matinee performance on March 29 at 3 p.m. in the Russell E. Willeke Auditorium. The musical is packed with witty humor, catchy songs, and physical comedy that keeps audiences entertained. A QR code to scan for tickets can be found below. Riverdale Local Schools

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