Entries by Editor-in-Chief
November Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Seizure and Arrest in Seneca County
November 27, 2024 – A routine traffic stop in Pleasant Township turned into a significant drug bust on Tuesday, as a Seneca County Sheriff’s Deputy intercepted a large quantity of suspected narcotics. The incident began when the Deputy observed a vehicle speeding southbound on N County Road 15, exceeding the posted 55 mph speed limit. […]
Seneca County Sheriff’s Office Spreads Holiday Cheer with Toy Express Program
December 9, 2024 – The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with the CSX Rail Line and the First Responders Children’s Foundation to bring holiday joy to local children through the annual Toy Express Program. On Saturday, December 7, 2024, the Sheriff’s Office distributed toys to children during several events across Seneca County. The initiative, […]
Seneca County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Shooting Incident in Clinton Township
Seneca County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Shooting Incident in Clinton Township December 9, 2024 – A shooting incident in Clinton Township has left one man injured and a woman facing charges as the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office continues its investigation. The incident occurred on Sunday, December 8, when deputies responded to a 911 call reporting that […]
Fostoria, Ohio: Breaking Free from Old Habits to Embrace a New Future
Fostoria, Ohio, a city with a storied past and a community deeply rooted in tradition, faces a dilemma that extends beyond economic decline. While the collapse of industry and manufacturing has undoubtedly contributed to the city’s struggles, an often-overlooked barrier to revitalization lies in the mindset of its small business owners and community leaders. A […]
A Heartfelt Farewell: Celebrating Timothy Lemire’s 8 Years at Heavenly Pizza
In every great business, there are individuals who elevate the experience beyond just a transaction—people who leave a lasting impact on their teams, customers, and the community. For Heavenly Pizza in Findlay, Ohio, Timothy Lemire has been that person for the past eight years. As we approach his final day this Saturday, it’s time to […]
Why Small-Town Business Owners Should Embrace Competition, Not Fear It
In small towns, businesses often form the backbone of the community, providing essential goods, services, and social hubs. However, the arrival of new competitors can sometimes feel like a threat to long-standing establishments. Instead of fearing competition, small-town business owners can learn to embrace it—and even thrive because of it. Here’s how competition can be […]
Breaking Free from Small-Town Mindsets: A Path to Progressing the Local Economy
In small towns across the country, tight-knit communities are often defined by their traditions, long-standing values, and a sense of familiarity that offers comfort and stability. While these qualities can create a strong social fabric, they can also foster a resistance to change, inadvertently stifling economic growth and innovation. If we want to see our […]
OIU agents uncover illegal gambling operation in Fostoria
Agents from the Ohio Investigative Unit’s Toledo District executed a search warrant at Smokehouse Bar in Fostoria, Ohio, uncovering a complex illegal gambling operation. The investigation exposed multiple violations, including the illicit sale of Instant Bingo tickets and the operation of electronic video gambling devices that paid out cash prizes. The raid revealed three unauthorized […]
ODJFS Investigation: Inappropriate Technique for Discipline by a Wesley Center Daycare Staff Member
FOSTORIA | The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) has completed its investigation into an incident at the Wesley Center daycare, located at 1200 Van Buren St, Fostoria, OH 44830. The report highlighted that a staff member used an inappropriate technique for discipline, raising concerns about supervision and compliance with child care […]
