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Romance is in my blood. And I recently proved it by taking my wife for bloodwork.

LIMA — With much of the attention concerning this year’s election centered on the presidential race or the race for U.S. Senate, one candidate was in Lima on Friday to call attention to a race that is farther down the ballot but still carries great significance for Ohio voters: the Ohio Supreme Court.

First-year Kenton softball coach Brooke Austin had trouble finding the words to describe what she felt on Wednesday night after her team’s 4-2 win over Shawnee.

LIMA – It came down to buying a Porsche or a Corvette.

LIMA — A local couple opened a bar in 2007. Jody and Christine Franklin began their business, Mulligans Irish Pub, on High Street downtown. On April 27, the bar had its “last final call.”

WAPAKONETA — Bath’s 11-1 softball win over Wapakoneta on Monday was the kind of game the Wildkittens might look at and say, “We’ll take another one just like that any day.”

CONTINENTAL — Sarah Tucker reported her husband to law enforcement and prosecutors. She got the same response each time.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal disaster assistance funds will be coming to area counties affected by deadly tornadoes in March, according to a release from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Having a friendly co-worker who is willing to work hard right alongside you is a valuable perk of any job.

COLUMBUS — Ohio’s Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose directed county election directors on Thursday to begin a “routine but enhanced” hunt through the voter rolls ahead of November’s election, in an effort he says is legally mandated to remove inactive registrations.