COLUMBUS GROVE — Columbus Grove scored a late goal Monday to defeat Bluffton 2-1 in a Northwest Conference girls soccer match. The Bulldogs will look to claim an outright NWC title next Monday when they visit Crestview.
Incidents September 22; an assault was reported in Leipsic. September 22; suspicious activity was reported in Columbus Grove.
Harvest has started and farmers were making considerable progress until the recent rains. Most farmers welcomed the rain since we have been in a major drought. For most corn and soybeans crops, the rain is probably too late but it may help on late or double crop soybeans (planted after wheat) and for new wheat or cover crops being planted this fall. Of course; fruit trees, lawns and other vegetation needed the rain.
As apples fall to the ground, barbeque grills are fired up at tailgates, and pumpkins don front porches – one insect gets blamed for another insect’s pesky behavior. This article clarifies misconceptions about the insects often referred to as “bees” that invade our outdoor spaces this time of year. These “bees” aren’t bees at all, but rather yellowjacket wasps. True honey bees and yellowjacket wasps are both beneficial insects, but the latter can be exponentially more bothersome.
COLUMBUS GROVE — At a previous village meeting, CG Council had voted by majority against an ordinance, on its first reading, to turn an alley near the city hall into a one-way road, and at the most recent council meeting a few residents who live along the alley asked council for any reconsideration on that decision.
serious procedural defects, such as ONU’s failure to provide proper notice of what Dr. Gerber had allegedly done wrong and failing to explain how Dr. Gerber’s alleged improper actions affected his fitness as a faculty member.
Ottawa-Glandorf graduate Dr. Michelle (Sdao) Freeman was hired this fall at Southern Illinois University. She has completed her graduate studies at UNC Chapel Hill and has received her PHD in Religious Studies. Michelle is the daughter of Mike and Cathy Sdao.
OTTAWA – Scott Ketner joined Cub Scouts in first grade and never left. After 55 years in scouting including 40 years as a scoutmaster, he has retired as scoutmaster. On Monday, September 23, Ottawa Kiwanis honored him with a cake celebrating his years as scoutmaster and assistant scoutmaster.