Career fair provides new paths for students
LIMA — Hundreds of area students had a chance to discover potential career paths. On Tuesday morning, Ohio Means Jobs held its annual career fair at the UNOH Event Center at 1450 N. Cable Road in Lima. High school and college students were introduced to local businesses and what they offer. The event was full of local businesses seeking to hire the next generation.
Lori Borgman: Students turn the table at home-school
When our kids were young, I briefly considered home schooling. Then I was teaching our son to play piano, found myself with the John Thompson Book for Beginners rolled up in my hand, ready to swat him on the arm, and realized I was not home-school material.
John Grindrod: As Mother’s Day approaches, thoughts of patience
As we approach Sunday when moms are feted, my thoughts turn to my own mother, the Nova Scotia-born naturalized citizen with the distinctive name of Cavell, one of just two women I have ever known with that Christian name.
Baseball: Echols’ mindset changes the game
When Taylor Echols wants to put himself in the right mindset before a start, the right-handed ace takes what some would call, an unusual approach.
Construction starting on visitors center at Lake Loramie State Park
MINSTER — Visitors to Lake Loramie State Park will have a central point for information in October of 2025.
Baseball notebook: Wapakoneta stays in WBL title mix
DEFIANCE — The race for the WBL crown is officially a tight one, and it’ll come down to the last week of the regular season.
Featured events coming up in the Lima region
Ohio Theatre to present ‘Spaghetti Murders’
Baseball: Echols twirls gem in win over Defiance
DEFIANCE — The race for the WBL crown is officially a tight one, and it’ll come down to the last week of the regular season.
Lima council listens to offer for interpretation
LIMA —Lima City Council heard comments from a Brooklyn, New York, man offering translation services to the local Haitian population at Monday night’s meeting.
Trial begins against former basketball star Simpson
LIMA — The trial of former basketball star Gregory E. Simpson, accused of breaking into an ex-girlfriend’s apartment last July, started Monday in Allen County Common Pleas Court.
