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Entertainment is Alive in Van Wert
Entertainment is Alive in Van Wert
WREN — On Aug. 27, the Van Wert County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) was dispatched to assist the Wren Fire Department for a house fire. CERT is working to raise support for the families. After meeting with the family it is determined that clothing, and monetary donations are needed.
By Sam Shriver Times Bulletin Reporter sshriver@cherryroad.com VAN WERT — About 30 people gathered in downtown Van Wert on Labor Day to protest what they… Login to continue reading Login…
Entertainment is Alive in Van Wert
The Ohio Legislature’s recent passage of HB-15 is a great improvement in Ohio’s energy policy, but it doesn’t meet all the needs in some rural communities. Chiefly, it fails to address the critical issue of refitting older wind turbines built under SB 213 in Northwest Ohio — turbines that were designed and installed before lawmakers began actively blocking clean energy development through restrictive laws like HB 6 and SB 52.
ARCHBOLD — The Northwest State Community College Board of Trustees met in regular session Aug.15 at Willow Bend Country Club in Van Wert. After roll call and an Executive Session, representatives from Alexander & Bebout provided the Board with renovation updates for the Van Wert Campus facility.
By Sam Shriver Times Bulletin Reporter sshriver@cherryroad.com VAN WERT — First Federal of Van Wert celebrated the opening Monday morning of its new branch at 820… Login to continue reading Login…
By Sam Shriver Times Bulletin Reporter sshriver@cherryroad.com VAN WERT — Plans are in place for more improvements to Memorial Park on West Main Street. Bill… Login to continue reading Login…
DELPHOS — Lincolnview turned it up a notch as its season-opening volleyball match wore on to the tune of a 25-19, 25-10, 25-9 sweep of St. John’s Saturday morning inside a warm Robert A. Arnzen Gymnasium.
VAN WERT — A long-anticipated addition to Camp Clay’s Aqua Park has finally arrived. After nearly two years of planning and fundraising, the YMCA has unveiled its newest feature—a 27-foot waterslide—thanks to the unwavering support of the local community.