Haunted spots in northwest Ohio offer chills this fall
By Sam Shriver Times Bulletin Reporter sshriver@cherryroad.com VAN WERT — You can’t think of fall without thinking of Halloween — and you can’t think of… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2025
Read MoreHaunted spots in northwest Ohio offer chills this fall
Pirates hold off Knights despite record-setting night from Leeth and Perrott
BLUFFTON — In a high-powered Northwest Conference (NWC) showdown Friday night, Bluffton (6-1) outlasted Crestview (5-2) in a 49-34 shootout despite two record-breaking performances from the Knights.
St. Henry stays hot with 56-7 win over Parkway
ST. HENRY — St. Henry (6-1) continued its strong run through the Midwest Athletic Conference (MAC) on Friday night, defeating Parkway (0-7) by a 56-7 score.
St. Marys outlasts Van Wert 42-35 in WBL thriller
ST. MARYS — In a Western Buckeye League (WBL) clash that featured nearly 860 yards of total offense and plenty of fireworks, St. Marys leaned on Caleb Schmidt’s six-touchdown performance to edge Van Wert 42-35 on Friday night.
Division III Boys Golf District – Stone Ridge Golf Club (10/2/25)
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Drought of 1854 one of area’s worst
Not only are weather guru, Rick McCoy, and yours truly best of friends, our closeness is inspired by an intense interest in “weather.” With one of the strongest droughts in some time and its “severe drought” rating in Adams, Allen and Jay County in Indiana and Mercer, Van Wert and parts of Williams County in Ohio, I looked back in my weather journals to reread some information I found on the terrible drought pioneers making their way into the area experienced in 1854.
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Guardians & Reds Weekly Dispatch
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