Dean Genter, Fulton County commissioner, said he and Joe Short, commissioner, informed legislators in Washington, D.C. about Fulton County needs during a trip to the capital. More...

Much of the discussion at the Archbold Community Library Board meeting, Tuesday, March 11, related to fund reductions. The board discussed health insurance costs for employees and a library money issue that is on the May election ballot. More...

Fulton County's 1% share of the Ohio sales tax is down by almost 9%, Vond Hall, Fulton County administrator, said last week. More...

The Northern Buckeye Academic League tournament was conducted, Friday, March 6 at Northwest State Community College. A 12-team round robin tournament was held, with the teams seeded by regular league standings. More...

The Archbold High School men's chorus, women's chorus, and chorale (mixed men and women) are going to state for large group music competition. More...

Three Pettisville students earned superior ratings at the Northwest Ohio Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Saturday, March 7, at Northwest State Community College. Two others received excellent rankings. More...

Sunshine Week is the annual observance of open government. Open government means government must conduct its business in the open, for all to see. Newspapers remind citizens of the importance of open government this week, March 15-21. More...

A major Pennsylvania casino developer, Penn National Gaming Inc., and the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Dan Gilbert, announced on Wednesday that they hope to put an initiative on the November ballot, amending the Ohio Constitution so that they More...

Archbold Evangelical Sunday: CD prelude; Nancy Roth, piano offertory. Message, "Opening Doors," Jesse Kahler. More...

The 25 top-scoring individuals after completing a 14-team round robin in this season's Bible Quiz are, front row from left: Luke Graber, Jacob Karnes, Derek Miller, Kasen Culler, Lydia Wyse, Elise Sauder, Caleb McQuillin, Jacque Seigneur. More...

Nate Addington, AHS '05, received the ceramics award with a $100 cash prize in the 2009 Juried Student Exhibition at Ashland University Coburn Gallery. A senior majoring in religion, Addington was honored for his ceramic work titled "Floral Vase. More...