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LIMA — Contractor Ira Collier Jr. said the Daddy’s at Work program that Lima-Allen County Neighborhoods in Partnership runs has helped him become more self-sufficient as a lead abatement worker with his own business.

LIMA – The Locos’ three-game winning came to an end on Wednesday evening with a 2-1 loss to Xenia, a team that made its first regular-season appearance in Lima since the 2016 summer season.

Ryan Yingst knows what it’s like to watch a Locos game from the stands. It’s something he’s done since he was six years old.

TOLEDO — Three men have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges related to the tampering of mail and the theft of keys used by the U.S. Postal Service.

OTTAWA — The Putnam County Fair will open Monday, June 24 with a dedication ceremony for the fairground’s new event center.

WAPAKONETA — As a college student majoring in international studies and the Spanish language, Ashley Kieber traveled to Italy, Spain, France and Germany. She learned many things during that time. Chief among them was that she really did not want to spend the rest of her life working in an office.

LIMA — April Spencer said it was nerve-wracking to be on the brand-building panel at Thursday’s Social Media Week Lima event.

LIMA — The architect for the upcoming Allen County administration building was back in Lima on Thursday morning to update elected county officials about the progress in making the final touches to the building coming to downtown Lima.

VAN WERT — Members of the board of Northwest State Community College, along with media representatives and other invited guests, got their first glimpse Thursday at what will be the future home of a NSCC branch campus in Van Wert.

June 14