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Local women advocating for marijuana rights

April Nester and Sallie Cooper are hard at work trying to change the world.

The pair of local activists are out and about championing a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution, one which they believe will dramatically alter the lives of Ohioans–for the better.

Medicare seminar provides assistance for seniors

Auglaize County seniors gathered at the Auglaize County Council on Aging for a seminar on Medicare.

Council hears opinions on refuse and recycling options

After two and a half hours of volleying the future of the Wapakoneta’s refuse and recycling service back and forth City Councilman Terry Campbell summed it up rather succinctly:

Fatal accident at local pond

A fatal accident at the Arrowhead Lake Venture Out Resorts, located at the intersection of Wapakoneta-Fisher and Cemetery roads remains under invetigation by the Ohio Highway Patrol.

Council ready to talk trash

Wapakoneta City Council didn’t do much Monday night, although members did tentatively agree to meet as a committee of the whole Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Inmate brings heroin into Auglaize County Jail

Auglaize County corrections officers, Auglaize County Sheriff's Deputies and members of the Auglaize/Mercer County Grand Lake Task Force launched an investigation after a female brought a large amount of heroin into the Auglaize County Jail.

Carousel stays true to tradition

It'll be much of the same for the 54th edition of the Botkins Carousel.

Garage sales help raise needed funds

People were out and about snatching up deals during the community garage sales this weekend, but a few community members were focusing on raising money for some worthy causes.

Yoga studio a dream come true for local woman

On Friday evening, Melanie Yocum realized a lifelong dream, and with paint still drying on the Auglaize St. window front, Yocum opened her first yoga studio, Lightworker Yoga, to the public for the very first time.

B-17 flight helps local veteran connect with his dad

“Just amazing.”