Newsletter-Late-Week
Levy responsible for 20% of Brumback funding
VAN WERT — The Brumback Library will have a half-mill replacement levy on the November ballot, a measure that represents nearly 20% of the library’s annual budget.
Vancrest to host Kiddie Tractor Pull on Grandparents Day
Vancrest of Delphos will host a Kiddie Tractor Pull at noon on Sept. 7 in observance of Grandparents Day.
Endless Summer Band is on tap Sunday
The Endless Summer Band is on tap Sunday for the Delphos Rotary Club’s Music in the Park Series at the Hanser Pavilion in Stadium Park. Endless… Login to continue reading Login…
Legos gift urges Hyitt to return kindness
DELPHOS — Conner Hyitt, 10, son of Amy (Clark) and Jay Hyitt of Delphos, was experiencing some weakness in his left arm and leg in June.
Delphos Eagles Aerie 471 Auxiliary donates to local organizations
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Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women sets annual conference
TOLEDO — The Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Annual Conference will be held Saturday, Sept. 20, at Sorrowful Mother Shrine, 4106 State Route 269, Bellevue, beginning at 9 a.m. and closing at 3 p.m.
VW County Jr. Fair names coronation candidates
VAN WERT – With the 2025 Van Wert County Fair quickly approaching, the Junior Fair Coronation Committee is proud to announce this year’s candidates for King, Queen, Species and Project Prince or Princess.
Fort Fest 2025 coming this weekend to Fort Jennings
FORT JENNINGS — Putnam County makes village festivals look easy. From Little Nashville, to TedFest, to Main Street USA, to Pioneer Days and Park Fest, Putnam County festivals know how to bring people together and use the proceeds they receive to benefit the communities they serve through their clubs and organizations.
Don’t answer your phone! Don’t answer your door!
That might be extreme, but it is no surprise to BBB … or the Media … the scammers are out AGAIN this summer, targeting ANYONE WHO HAS A PHONE … or A DOOR! It never goes away, but instances increase in the summer.