KEVIN RAY BLUBAUGH
Kevin Ray Blubaugh, 75, of McComb, passed away at the Blanchard Valley Hospital on Friday, August 29, 2025. He was born in Summerset, Pennsylvania, on June 25, 1950, the son…
September 2025
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Lima Elks donate to Ottawa FD
OTTAWA — On Sept. 4,the Lima Elks Lodge #54 presented the Ottawa Volunteer Fire Department Association with funding totaling $1,439.95 for the purchase of emergency identification material.
Local Miss Poppy earns the national stage
TAMPA, Florida — “I have been chosen as the 2024-25 ALA National Miss Poppy,” writes 10-year-old Kinsey Kuhlman, a fifth grader at Ottawa’s Sts. Peter & Paul School, in a speech she delivered in Tampa, Florida, on August 26th.
Kalida wins Pioneer Invitational
KALIDA — Kalida outlasted Fairview in the second set of their semi-final match at the Pioneer Invitational. The Ladycats won the second set over the… Login to continue reading Login…
Kenton rallies to defeat Ottawa-Glandorf
KENTON – Football coaches are constantly making adjustments to help their team during a game.During Friday night’s Ottawa-Glandorf and Kenton football game the Wildcats made… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Vikings defeat Continental in PCL volleyball
LEIPSIC — Leipsic picked up their second Putnam County League win of the season as they defeated Continental 25-15, 25-11 and 25-13. Karmyn Brough served… Login to continue reading Login…
Kalida Pioneer Invitational to be held Saturday
KALIDA — The annual Pioneer Volleyball Invitational will be held this Saturday in Kalida.Games will be played at the Kalida High School Gymnasium and the… Login to continue reading Login…
Defiance holds on to defeat Ottawa-Glandorf
OTTAWA — Ottawa-Glandorf was in a position to grab a win in their home opener for the 2025 season.Down one point to Defiance late in… Login to continue reading Login…
Leipsic rallies to win battle of unbeatens Tuesday
LEIPSIC – Leipsic rallied from a 2-1 set deficit Tuesday to defeat Patrick Henry in a battle of unbeaten teams Tuesday evening.The Vikings trailed 2-1… Login to continue reading Login…
50th Glandorf Park Fest a tremendous success
While organizers aren’t yet ready to call it a record year, some are referring to it as phenomenal. Participants went through 110 pizzas, 5,450 burgers, 1,700 bratwurst sausages, 2,350 pounds of potatoes for Lions Club french fries, 15 gallons of dill pickles, 300 barbecued chicken dinners (in 38 minutes), over 75 gallons of ice cream, 300 pounds of chicken gizzards and 8 massive kettles of bean soup! Between the turtle races, the bicycle giveaways, the live music, outdoor Mass and visiting Germans, this park fest will be one to remember. (Photos by KC Allen)