Five area volleyball teams have advanced to compete for their respective district championships.

Woodville Township has a three-mill renewal property tax levy on the ballot, which essentially serves as the general fund for the township’s police services.

The Mid-County Joint Ambulance service in Oak Harbor has a three-mill levy on the ballot.

Luckey and Benton Townships are looking to renew tax levies.

Officials at Eastwood Local Schools and Genoa Area Local Schools are asking voters to support renewal tax levies.

In Clay Township, voters will get to decide on a 4.3 mill levy that police chief Jesse Martin said would go a long way toward helping the department’s sustainability.

Harris Township is seeking a 1.3 mill renewal levy, which would cost residents $22 for each $100,000 home valuation.

The Birchard Public Library is seeking a one-mill, 10-year renewal levy. The county auditor estimates that it will generate $1,161,360 annually. It is for the basic operation of the library, …

Allen-Clay Joint Fire District officials are seeking two millages on the November ballot, a five-mill levy for operations and a three-mill levy for staffing.

Despite several candidates declining to participate, including one mayoral candidate, the Oct. 30 Oregon City Council and Mayoral Candidate Forum at Clay High School is still on as scheduled.

Real estate transfers for the week ending Oct. 17, 2025.

Residents and visitors in Walbridge may have recently noticed a mural taking shape in town, and it’s the latest work of renowned local artist, Chilly Rodriguez.

Bulletin board items for Oct. 27, 2025.

The Lake Township trustees have place on the November 4th ballot for your consideration a two-mill, three-year-and-done road levy.

There has been a lot of controversy in this year's mayoral race in the city of Oregon. It seems sometimes it is a "one man show'' and each one thinks he will definitively win.

If this year’s election is similar to those of recent years, most of us on election night will want to know who won and who lost. It’s a time timeless tradition in a democracy and a good one.

Over 300 scouts, including Millbury Troop 160, were in attendance at the Fall Camporee at Maumee Bay State Park this past weekend.

We have a choice as to how we view the world. Our perception is indeed our reality. It is sad that some people decide life is nothing but problems. This outlook actually repels happiness.