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Nashville Crush will take the Hanser Pavilion stage Sunday evening for the first Delphos Rotary Club’s Music in the Park Concert in July. Nashville Crush is a homegrown band with roots stemming from Putnam County. They have been performing for 17 years and have made a name for themselves as one of the best live bands around. The band is a perfect balance of country and rock music provided by some of the best musicians and vocalists in the business. They are a party on stage no matter where they go: a true local favorite. Concerts begin at 6 p.m. with concessions available starting at 5:30 p.m. (CherryRoad Media file photo)

DELPHOS — Committee Chairman Jeff Klausing has called a Delphos City Council Thoroughfares Committee meeting for Monday, July 14 at 4:30 p.m. to discuss the ODNR… Login to continue reading Login…

DELPHOS — The Delphos Kiwanis Club has finalized plans for a two-day Fourth of July celebration, according to Chair Jamey Wisher.

Delphos Mayor Andre McConnahea was joined by several dozen other concerned citizens Saturday to remove trash and other debris from the Miami-Erie Canal in preparation for the upcoming Kiwanis Fourth or July celebration. Above: McConnahea, center, with the help of Will Beebe, front, and Rick VanLandingham from Toledo and their canoe, moves a large branch from the center of the canal. (CherryRoad Media/Nancy Spencer)

Ottoville VFW of Ohio Charities Post 3740 donated $7,000 to the Ottoville Park Association earmarked for the Eagle Scout Nick Brandeberry for his project of a Veterans Memorial in the park. Participating in the donation are, from left, VFW Commander Ashley Stechschulte, Nick Brandeberry, Bill Gorman and Dave Heitmeyer. (Photo submitted)