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Pro-Pet Gives Back to Community

For a production line to stop for a day, they need to have a good reason.
Cargill/Pro-Pet had a very good reason to stop production Wednesday.

Rentz Tells Rotary About LIA

Nick Rentz, president of the Lake Improvement Association (LIA) admitted that there is a lot of alphabet soup when it comes to remembering of all of the local organizations that are working to improve the water quality of Grand Lake St.

Fireworks Returns To SummerFest

After a brief hiatus, fireworks are coming back to SummerFest.

Officials Honor GLSM Park Pool Renovation

It was a busy day for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) and for good reason.

Celina Man Faces Felony Charges

CELINA — A Celina man is facing charges for an incident that occurred Monday morning at Grand Lake St. Marys.

Croyle Extradited Back To Mercer County

Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey reports that on Friday, a male subject was booked into the Mercer County Jail after being transported back from Texas. 

Board Lays Out Financial Options

The St. Marys City Schools Board of Education met before the public for a finance meeting on Wednesday; its last day in the downtown administrative office.

The focus of the meeting was to evaluate the five-year forecast for the district’s finances.

Special Response Team Responds To St. Marys Residence

The Auglaize County Sheriff’s Office responded to 211 Eastway Court just outside of St. Marys at 5:55 p.m. Tuesday on reports of a possible suicidal male.

Vancrest Breaks Ground on New Facility

Though dirt has been on the move for more than a month, it's official now.
Vancrest Health Care Centers broke ground on it's new residential, rehabilitation and wellness center at 1035 Hager St., behind Joint Township District Memorial Hospital.

Spencer Retains Commissioner Seat

Doug Spencer will remain an Auglaize County Commissioner.
The incumbent beat out challenger Pat McGowan, the sitting mayor of St. Marys, in the Republican Primary on Tuesday night, claiming 70.1 percent (4,387) of the vote to McGowan's 29.9 percent (1,871).