Guardians & Reds Weekly Dispatch
Guardians & Reds Weekly Dispatch
August 2025
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City to flush hydrants
DELPHOS — The City of Delphos Fire Department will be conducting routine hydrant flushing in your area to ensure the continued quality and safety of your water supply.
Matt’s Take – The Mets are putting the Playoffs on a silver platter for the Reds
Just when I thought about waving the white flag and declaring it football season, the Mets decide to lose 11 of their last 12 games and put the Reds right back in the race.
The Sports Void
For some people, August is not a month. For some people, August is a waiting room. There’s just not a lot of professional sports on television. Basketball’s on summer vacation. Hockey’s long gone. And football doesn’t start until September.
TRACY L. WIGGS
MONTICELLO — Tracy L. Wiggs, of Monticello, Maine, died on Aug. 1, 2025, in Houlton, Maine, with her family at her side. Tracy was born May 7, 1958, in Toledo,…
Custer, Kerner lead area golfers at Celina Invitational
CELINA — The Celina Lynx Golf Club played host to the Celina Invitational on Friday morning, welcoming 15 girls golf teams from around the area for an early-season showdown.
Kerner leads Lady Jays at Defiance Invitational
DEFIANCE — Competing against a tough field of 18 teams, the St. John’s Lady Jays turned in a solid showing Thursday morning at the Defiance Invitational, held at Eagle Rock Golf Club.
Lancers finish runner-up at Edgerton Invite; Jefferson takes 11th
BRYAN — On a warm Thursday morning at Suburban Golf Club, a field of 12 teams gathered to compete in the annual Edgerton Invitational. The event featured a mix of Northwest Ohio programs looking to make early-season statements on the course.
First responders invited to hear Travis Howze
VAN WERT — The suicide rate among first responders in this country has surpassed deaths in the line of duty.
WOCAP offers Summer Crisis Program for older Ohioans
LIMA — The Ohio Development Services Agency and Northwestern Ohio Community Action Commission continue to help income-eligible Ohioans maintain their utility service through the Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis Program. The program helps eligible Ohioans pay an electric bill, purchase an air conditioning unit or fan, or pay for central air conditioning repairs. The program will be available until Sept. 30.