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Kathy Sponheim of Michael Family Farms spoke to the Urbana Lions Club during a meeting held at the family’s farm, where members also received a tour of the operation and learned more about the local agricultural business.
Michael Family Farms... Read More.
Four Urbana Police officers participated in the 2026 Columbus Marathon and Half Marathon on Sunday, October 18, helping raise money for Nationwide Children’s Hospital while accomplishing personal fitness goals.
Officer Lance Turner and Officer David Findley ran the half marathon,... Read More.
Several Halloween celebrations are planned across Logan and Champaign counties in the coming days, offering families opportunities to enjoy trick-or-treating, games, costumes, food, and other seasonal activities ahead of Halloween.
Communities will host events throughout the final week of October,... Read More.
Local elected officials discussed county projects, economic growth, public safety, and other community issues during the Top of Ohio Patriots’ annual Town Hall meeting Tuesday night at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center.
The panel included Logan County Auditor Jack Reser,... Read More.
The Benjamin Logan High School Quiz Bowl team continues its strong start to the season, remaining undefeated after earning two victories over Bellefontaine on Tuesday.
The wins improved the Raiders’ Hardin-Hancock-Logan League record to 6-0.
Senior Junah Tingley led the team... Read More.
An award-winning documentary by an Indian Lake High School graduate is coming to Bellefontaine.
World Without Cows will be shown at Bellefontaine Cinema 8 on East Sandusky Avenue on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The screening is part of a theatrical release... Read More.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) is delivering approximately $594 million in farm safety net and conservation program payments to Ohio farmers, producers, and landowners.
USDA recently announced nationwide historic safety net assistance totaling $13.8 billion... Read More.
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The Central Buckeye Conference has announced its 2026 boys soccer all-conference selections, recognizing outstanding performances and sportsmanship among players across the Kenton Trail and Mad River divisions.
Jonathan Alder’s Will Hamill was named Kenton Trail Division Player of the Year,... Read More.
The Central Buckeye Conference has announced its 2026 girls soccer all-conference selections, recognizing outstanding performances and sportsmanship among players in the Kenton Trail and Mad River divisions.
Jonathan Alder’s Gabby Picciano was named Kenton Trail Division Player of the Year,... Read More.
Urbana High School is expanding athletic opportunities for female students by introducing girls flag football this spring ahead of the sport’s recognition by the Ohio High School Athletic Association for the 2026-27 school year.
Girls flag football became the OHSAA’s... Read More.
Area boys soccer teams opened OHSAA tournament play Tuesday, with Urbana earning a 3-2 victory over Tecumseh to advance to the next round. Graham fell 1-0 to Greenon, while Indian Lake suffered an 8-0 loss to top-seeded Oakwood, ending... Read More.
Riverside’s varsity volleyball season came to an end Tuesday, October 20, with a three-set loss to Covington in its tournament opener in Sidney. The Pirates finished the season with a 4-17 record.
Riverside fell 25-18 in the opening set before... Read More.










