Workers load up Sidney trash bins for removal at the Custenborder Field parking lot on Wednesday afternoon. After the City of Sidney decided to go with a different garbage removal company there were ...

Fritz Serr, of Botkins, left, listens as Deb Hagen, of Sidney, pretending to be a former janitor at Stolle Corp., roasts members of the audience during a Stolle Corp. employee reunion Wednesday at ...

Riley Green performs as the headliner on Thursday at Country Concert. Green was impressed by the number of fans wearing fake mustaches in honor of him during his performance. Green had his ...

A British actor was once asked if actors had any traits that set them apart from other human beings. “Without a doubt,” came the reply. “You can pick out actors by the glazed look that comes into ...

Julia Bogart, of Sidney, holds up a sign directing people toward a petition to add a recall provision to the city of Sidney’s charter. The new provision would allow citizens to recall city of Sidney ...

TROY — Retired Lt. Col. John Armstrong, who spent 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, is the featured speaker Aug. 5 at 9 a.m. at the Miami Valley Veterans Museum at 2245 S. County Road 25A in Troy. When ...

MINSTER — Join Minster Bank for a free community shred event on Saturday, July 25, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. (or until the truck is full). Shred-it, the world’s leading document destruction company, will ...

Parents choose schools for more than academics — they are looking for an environment that will shape their child’s confidence and character, one that will teach them to develop healthy friendships and ...

SIDNEY — The Shelby County Common Pleas Court recently sentenced several people for charges like vandalism, attempted assault, petty theft and drugs. Dawn C. Rutan, 19, of Sidney, was sentenced to ...

FORT LORAMIE — More than three years of planning and collaboration came to fruition as a new historical marker was unveiled at the Wilderness Trail Museum on Sunday, recognizing Fort Loramie’s pivotal ...

DAYTON — The Miami Conservancy District recently announced the retirement of Water Resources and Hydrology Manager Mike Ekberg after 26 years with the organization, and his successor, Anna Kamnyev.

Celebrating America’s 250th-Coloring Book ...