Millions of individuals travel to see family and friends during the holiday season. The automotive group AAA estimated that roughly 115 million travelers planned to travel 50 miles or more during the 2023 year-end holiday travel period, which the organization defined as a 10-day window that began on December 23 and ended on New Year’s Day.
COLUMBUS GROVE — Mary Kay Verhoff, resident of Columbus Grove, has recently released her second book, Just Breathe: A Caregiver’s Journey Through the Depths of Dementia. The book is about her husband, Dan Verhoff, and their 10-year journey together though Dan’s Frontotemporal Dementia.
Rising prices have pushed people to look for new ways to save money. The do-ityourself approach to home repairs has long been seen as a potential avenue to save money, and holiday shoppers can consider DIY when shopping for loved ones this year.
Sept. 5 Civil Dustin Arnett, Vaughnsville, to pay judgment of $13,190.86, plus interest and costs to Midwest Financial Services, Ltd., Toledo.
According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission, roughly 25,000 home fires causing more than 300 deaths occur in the United States each year. Homeowners can keep themselves and their families safe by being aware of the dangers around a home that can contribute to house fires and the preventive measures that can reduce the risk for such fires. According to the National Fire Protection Association, the following are the most common factors that can lead to fires around the house.
DSDDJ Properties LLC, Lot 437 Columbus Grove, to Acts Character Academy LLC Geni Keiser, Lot 5, Lot 637 and Lot 638 Ottawa, to Brian Lomeli WYRYSY LTD, 2.871 acres Sugar Creek Township, to Wyatt Sybert Renee Kreiser and Jonathan Kreiser, Lot 4 .5 acre Pandora, to Eli Stall Carl Vennekotter TR and Diane Vennekotter TR, 5.001 acres Greensburg Township, to Benjamin William Vennekotter Carl Vennekotter TR and Diane Vennekotter TR, 5.001 acres Greensburg Township, to Carl Vennekotter TR and Diane Vennekotter TR David Schulte and Jacquelyn Schulte, 5.212 acres Riley Township, to Mark Rieman and Julie Rieman Dale Ricker TR, Ricker Principal ProtectionTrust, Karen Ricker and Dennis Ricker, .287 acre Monterey Township, to Jared Ricker and Mallory Ricker Bethany Branham, Lot 363 Continental, to Alivia Homier and Penny Homier Our Lady LLC, Lot 1245 .414 acre Ottawa, to Lori Rosselit Our Lady LLC, Lot 1244 .413 acre Ottawa, to Lynn Wischmeyer Our Lady LLC, Lot 5 Eastowne Subdivision Ottawa Township, to Ronald Scheckelhoff, Steven Sheckelhoff, Lori Rosselit and Lynn Wischmeyer Terrence Recker and Margaret Recker, Lot 980 and Lot 981 Ottawa, to Terrence Recker TR and Terrence Recker Trust Steven Myers and Laura Myers, 2.5 acres Greensburg Township, to Steven Myers and Laura Myers Village of Ottawa, 3.305 acres Lot 1685 Ottawa, to Wollfe Properties LLC Steven Turnwald, 1.5 acres Jackson Township, to Steven Turnwald TR, Daniel Turnwald TR, and Steven Turnwald Living Trust Jeannine Setser, Theodore Busser, Kimberly Busser and Daniel Busser, Lot 33 Greensburg Township, to Troy Markward and Whitney Markward Roberta Howard TR, Charles Howard TR, Judith Howard TR, Charles Howard Living Trust and Judith Howard Living Trust, 70 acres Van Buren Township, to Keith Schulte and Kathleen Schulte William Von Lehmden and Janet Schmersal NKA Janet Von Lehmden, Lot 282 Ottoville, to William Von Lehmden and Janet Von Lehmden Jaquelyn Y Andres Reyes and Manuel Aguilar Gordillo, Lot 219 Leipsic, to D
Previous natural disasters have shown everyone how unpredictable the fallout from storms and other weather events can be. For example, drone footage of areas ravaged by hurricanes or tornados often shows a few seemingly untouched homes in a sea of properties that were leveled or damaged beyond repair. Such footage shows how much damage natural disasters can do and underscores the importance of preparation to surviving potentially deadly storms. In recognition of that importance, the American Red Cross advises everyone to prepare a disaster supplies kit that they can utilize should they need to evacuate their homes. The Red Cross recommends including the following items in the kit and storing them in an easy-tocarry container, such as a backpack or duffel bag.
Submitted Information Findlay, OH: Findlay, Ohio based Fresh Encounter, Inc. announced today that it has purchased Kohls Market in Ottawa, Ohio from brothers and second-generation operators, Mark and Dennis Kohls.
Sept. 12 Joseph Mendoza, 44, Putnam County Detention Center, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of domestic violence with one prior.
Every two years, Ohio State Economist Barry Ward surveys rural appraisers, agricultural leaders, professional farm managers, farmers, landowners, Farm Service Agency personnel, OSU Extension educators, and others on their knowledge of cropland values and cash rents. The latest survey was conducted from January to April, in 2024 with 131 participants. Barry had adequate data for only Northwestern and Southwestern Ohio. So not enough data was collected for other parts of the state.