Roberta Hershberger
ROBERTA HERSHBERGER Roberta “Bobbie” Hershberger, 66, of Cloverdale, passed away at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, August 13, 2025, at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Ft Wayne. She was born September 23,…
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OPSMA High School Football Notebook – Week 1
Football players from all over Ohio put up some amazing performances on opening night of the season. Here, the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association compiles the best of the best with the OPSMA High School Football Notebook.
DONALD E. HAMMONS
FORT JENNINGS — Donald E. Hammons Jr., 68, of Fort Jennings, passed away Friday, Aug. 22, 2025, at Mercy Health-St. Rita’s Medical Center. He was born May 29, 1957, in…
Guardians & Reds Weekly Dispatch
Guardians & Reds Weekly Dispatch
Don’t answer your phone! Don’t answer your door!
Two weeks ago we warned consumers about Back-to-School and “Civic Support” phone scams. Now, let’s talk about our doors! Door-to-door scams heat up every Summer.
Senior center sets Medicare Open Enrollment speaker for ‘Good to Know’
Medicare Open Enrollment is just around the corner. Our Good to Know, Lunch & Go speaker for September will be Hannah Black, our new Community Liaison for the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP). Hannah will update us on any changes for 2026 and answer questions you may have about open enrollment.
ODOT releases weekly construction report
— Interstate 75 between Hanthorn Road overpass and State Route 81 will have traffic impacts Sept. 2-Oct. 6 for warranty pavement repairs.
Eagles Auxiliary donates to Delphos Soccer Assoc.
Eagles Aerie 471 Auxiliary recently made a donation to the Delphos Soccer Association. From left are, Auxiliary Secretary Dodie Seller, Jr. Past Madam President Ann Schaffner, Inside Guard Deb Wade, Delphos Soccer Association representative Kendra Norbeck and Auxiliary trustees Sue McNeal, Ann Benfield, and Lois McKnight. (Photo submitted)
Ottoville starts school year with 512 students
OTTOVILLE — The Ottoville School Board learned the district started the new school year with 512 students on Aug. 19, seven more students than last year. The tally also included 36 kindergartners.