Ohio moves to limit phones in K-12 classrooms
COLUMBUS — New legislation signed by Gov. Mike DeWine on Wednesday orders public K-12 schools to limit how often students check their phones during the school day.
Jerry Zezima: Fowl play
I have a bone to pick with the slobs who have been dumping chicken bones and other garbage on our front lawn. But make no bones about it, I will catch these birdbrains because my wife, Sue, and I recently installed a home security system to capture their fowl deeds.
Real Wheels: MGB their favorite convertible
WAPAKONETA – Gary VanTilburg has owned four convertibles, but none of them drove as nice as the 1980 MGB he picked up a year ago.
Apartment fire results in $250,000 property damage
LIMA — The Lima Fire Department recently said the estimated cost of the property damage from a fire that occurred at The Vineyards apartments at 2370 N. Cole St. on March 22 is $250,000.
Softball notebook: Lincolnview, Patrick Henry advance to district title
ELIDA – Through five innings, Lincolnview recorded just two base hits off Columbus Grove pitcher Abby Stechschulte.
Wreaths mobile exhibit to visit Shawnee Cemetery
LIMA —Shawnee Cemetery is set to be the site of a special visit Wednesday, May 22.
Dawn Kessinger: Share a meal — What makes food memorable?
What makes a particular kind of food or meal more memorable than another kind?
Jordan, GOP advance Garland contempt charges
WASHINGTON — Two House committees moved ahead Thursday with contempt charges against Attorney General Merrick Garland for refusing to turn over audio from President Joe Biden’s interview with a special counsel, advancing the matter after the White House’s decision to block the release of the recording earlier in the day.
WCLA earns high marks on latest state report card
LIMA — Officials from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce visited the West Central Learning Academy on Thursday to recognize the school’s achievement on its latest state report card.
DeWine raised alarms about Ohio teacher pension board
COLUMBUS — When Gov. Mike DeWine sent the media a late afternoon statement last week raising alarms about “red flags” at the State Teachers Retirement System, he said he was forwarding documents and allegations to half a dozen different state entities for investigation.