Sunday Sept. 1
9 a.m. Wiffle Ball Tournament Beer Tent opens Food Tent opens 11 a.m.
9 a.m. Wiffle Ball Tournament Beer Tent opens Food Tent opens 11 a.m.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED WASHINGTON— A Delphos man was sentenced to prison today after he previously pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S.
FORT JENNINGS— in Putnam County, Fort Jennings comes alive each year, celebrating its history and remembering veterans who fought for our freedoms. Activities on Saturday included war reenactments in the park, helicopter rides, and the 1812 encampment for those inclined to focus on history.
You could hear the ROAR three miles south in Ada… That is, you could hear the roar of more than 400 motorcyclists, from all over this area, all starting up their motorcycles simultaneously in Beaverdam Speedways back parking lot. *Kick Stands Up (KSU) at 4 p.m., prompt, last Friday.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED VAN WERT — The following individuals appeared on Van Wert County Court of Common Pleas: Thursday, Aug. 8, 20244 Time Waiver/Modification Of Bond Nathan Stephens, 19, Lima, signed a time waiver in open court and requested additional time to prepare his case.
SUBMITTED INFORMATION On SEPTEMBER 24, the Putnam County CIC will host “Financing Resources for Small Businesses”, a free workshop featuring state, regional and local financing professionals who will share information on business financing, loans and grants to start a business, grow an existing business, renovate a building, save energy costs, or purchase technology, machinery/equipment. Presenters include JobsOhio, the Ohio DepartmentofDevelopmentEntrepreneurship, Minority and Women Owned Business division, Small Business Development Center at Rhodes State College, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, CIFT Center for Innovative Food Technology, and Putnam County CIC.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED DELPHOS — On Aug. 11, officers were sent to the intersection of Bank and State streets for a report of a vehicle stuck on the railroad tracks.
DELPHOS — Delphos City Council met in regular session Monday evening, and addressed a light legislative agenda. Prior to the regular council session, the Legislative Committee met, discussing potential recommendation to council to draft an ordinance to further clarify the use of recreational marijuana in the city, beyond state ordinance language, relative to product location usage, specifically public areas, and types of marijuana usage, including not only smoked, vaped, but also ingested product, commonly known as “gummies” in prohibited areas.