Mayor Reports Vultures Return to Bellefontaine
The Bellefontaine City Council met in regular session on Tuesday evening.At the top of the agenda, Mayor Dave Crissman spoke about black vultures returning... Read More.
Author: April King
Brief Pursuit Ends with Man Taking His Own Life
Monday evening, Bellefontaine Police responded to a home in the 100 block of North Stanley Street.Matthew Johnson, 38, of Bellefontaine, was seen running from... Read More.
Logan County Farm Bureau Meets for Policy Updates
Members of the Logan County Farm Bureau met in a policy meeting early Monday morning. Members heard updates from several officials including Logan County... Read More.
Ohio Hi-Point/Riverside Students Advance to National LifeSmarts Championship
A team of students enrolled in the OHP/Riverside Business program recently won the state championships in the LifeSmarts competition.Gage Stevenson, Kristina Plank, Sam King,... Read More.
Puppets, Magic, Music: March in to Fun at the Holland!
BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio – March at the Holland Theatre is packed with budget-friendly family fun and music for all tastes. Kick off the month on... Read More.
Benjamin Logan 4th-grade Girls Basketball Weekend Results
The Ben Logan 4th Grade girls black team was in action over the weekend at the Triad Classic Tournament where they went 4-0.On Saturday... Read More.
City Street to Close
A portion of West Columbus Avenue in Downtown Bellefontaine will be closed on Monday for a water service valve repair.West Columbus Avenue between South... Read More.
West Liberty-Salem & Riverside Qualify for State Track Meet
West Liberty-Salem athletes Delaney Jones and Elise Longshore qualified for the OATCCC D2/3 State Indoor Track and Field Championships to be held Saturday, March... Read More.
Local Wrestlers Advance in Tournaments
The Indian Lake Boys Wrestling team competed at Saturday’s Sectional tournament in Covington.The Lakers earned third place as a team, sending several wrestlers through... Read More.
Solar Eclipses Eye Safety: Protect Your Eyes from the Sun!
The Ohio Department of Health is concerned with your vision during the upcoming solar eclipse.They recommend that you never look directly at the sun... Read More.
