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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Volume 17 · Edition 26 · 60 Pages

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* Names listed below are extracted from the print edition using automated software and may contain occasional errors. This index is provided as a convenience and may not reflect the final printed version exactly.

B

  • Brianna Balogh
  • Chase Brass
  • Doug Burgum
  • Holden Benfield
  • Howard Eugene Bell
  • Joe Blystone
  • Joyce Ann Bauman
  • Kyle Brodbeck
  • Owen Baus
  • Philip Ball
  • Steven W. Babinger
  • William G. Bauman Jr

C

  • Forrest R. Church
  • Meredith Cluckey
  • Tony Carpenter
  • Troy Carrizales

D

  • David J. Dodd Jr
  • Homer H. Duvendack
  • Jesse Davis
  • Rebekah Dell
  • Ryan Damitio
  • Tammy Sue Dodd

E

  • Dale Earnhardt Sr
  • Henry Eldred
  • Keith Engstrom

F

  • Heather Freese
  • John Fryman
  • Paige Froelich

G

  • Albert Graves Jr
  • Elijah Gunn Sr
  • John M. Galer
  • Lawrence A. Gifford
  • Margaret Graves
  • Mary Gniewkowski
  • Mary M. Green

H

  • Brad Hurtig
  • Donald Heinemann II
  • Erin Hausch
  • Jamie Huber
  • John Henry
  • Julie Hausch
  • Mark Hausch
  • Melissa Hausch
  • Mia Hawkins
  • Shannon Heinemann
  • Terry Huffman
  • Thomas H. Hahn Sr
  • Vicki Hoylman

I

  • Charles Ivey
  • William Ivey

J

  • Amy Johns
  • Mary Juarez

K

  • Chris Kannel
  • India Kenner
  • Jacob Kessler
  • Keith Krach
  • Luther King
  • Mark Krill
  • Mike Kelly

L

  • Elijah Lerma
  • Jason Luke
  • Luis R. Lloyd

M

  • Samuel Mitchell II

N

  • Allen Naiber
  • Tim Nofziger

O

  • Marlene Oxender
  • Thomas O’Brien

P

  • Blake Pitzen
  • Bryce Peters
  • David Prentiss
  • Edith D. Plettner
  • Glenn R. Parcher III
  • Jacob Poynter
  • Jonathan Proctor
  • Mason Pitzen
  • Matt Paxton

R

  • Adam Ruihley
  • Ann Roan
  • Carolyn Rose
  • Francisco Ramos
  • Jesse Rayford
  • Jodi Radabaugh
  • Jose Rodolfo Ramos
  • Kevin Ramirez
  • Linda Rupp
  • Theodore Roosevelt

S

  • David Swanson
  • Garrett Shockley
  • Larry P. Stark
  • Linda Shaffer
  • Mark Schmucker
  • Rex Stump
  • Shane Sumner
  • Timothy L. Sands

T

  • Brian Towers
  • John Trejo
  • Micah Tyler
  • Neil Toeppe

V

  • Frederick Vincent IV

W

  • April Witte
  • Brenna White
  • George Washington
  • Kayla Wyse
  • Robbin Wilcox
  • Steve Wilmot
  • Terry Witte

Z

  • Jennifer Zuver
Howard Eugene Bell (1927-2026)
Lawrence A. Gifford (1948-2026)
Homer H. Duvendack, Jr. (1938-2026)
Emmett M. Heinemann (2012-2026)
Luis R. Lloyd (1994-2026)
Joyce Ann Bauman (1936-2026)
Margaret “Peggy” Graves (1941-2026)
Timothy L. “Tim” Sands (1964-2026)
Mary M. Green (1951-2026)
Steven W. Babinger (1952-2026)
Larry P. Stark (1945-2026)
Charles William Ivey (1981-2026)
Adam Ruihley (1977-2026)
Jose Rodolfo Ramos (1935-2026)
Linda Rupp (1953-2026)
Tammy Sue Dodd (1960-2026)
Thomas O’Brien Levenson (1955-2026)
Carolyn Rose Robinson (1948-2026)
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  • Suspected Cat Poisoning In Archbold Prompts Investigation, Warning From Humane Society
  • Council Tours Fire-Damaged Village Offices, Hears Insurance Dispute Details
  • Board Weighs GPS Robotic Painter, Approves Parkview Athletic Trainer Deal
  • Delta Schools Face Deficit Spending, Negative Balances
  • NOCAC Receives Two Grants Totaling $35,000 From Eldred Foundation
  • Schwebel Baking Co. Reportedly Closing After 120 Years In Business
  • Knights Of Columbus Continue Support Of Fulton County Board Of Developmental Disabilities
  • Six Williams County Students Represent Area At 80th Buckeye Girls State
  • Northwest State Announces 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients
  • Archbold Rotarians Hear How NBHP Saves Public Employers Money On Benefits
  • Parkview Physicians Group Adds Certified Nurse Midwife To Bryan OB/GYN Team
  • Museum Of Fulton County To Host America’s Potluck Meal July 5
  • Mentors For Williams County Announces New Leadership Team
  • Delta FFA Chapter Recognized At State Convention In Columbus
  • Williams County Senior Centers – June Celebrations
  • Local Vendors Featured During Swanton Pop-Up Mini Market On Main Street
  • Lyons Farmers Market Expands Reach With Move To Community Ballpark
  • Ohio State Professor Addresses Bryan Rotary On AI In Agriculture
  • Black Swamp Arts Center Names Award Winners In Annual Artist Member Exhibit
  • Bryan Kiwanis Club Inducts April Witte As New Member
  • David Swanson Enters Ohio House District 81 Race
  • Defiance Mayor, U.S. Rep. Kaptur To Speak At Camp Lakota 75th Anniversary Celebration
  • Never Let Go Ministries Presents At ECHO Coalition Monthly Meeting
  • World Wildlife Fund Director Speaks To Bryan Kiwanis On Great Plains Restoration
  • Council Hears Zoning Request From Mobile Auto Service Owner
  • Williams County Stars Of 4-H Club Gears Up For July Interviews & Judging
  • Micah Tyler Headlines Free Concert At Bryan’s Fountain City Amphitheater
  • Archbold Fire Chief Recounts 150 Years Of Department History For Local Rotarians
  • Archbold Couple Named Winners Of Window Doctor’s 21st Annual Window Giveaway
  • Montpelier’s St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Hosts Ice Cream Social
  • Millcreek-West Unity FFA Members Attend 98th Ohio State Convention, Earn State Degrees
  • Ohio Volunteers Count 344 Sandhill Cranes In 2026 Midwest Crane Survey
  • Board Approves Placing 0.25% Income Tax Renewal On November Ballot
  • Bryan Lions Club Installs New Officers For 2026-27
  • Township 2024-25 Audit Shows No Violations Or Recommendations
  • Township OKs $5 Vehicle Registration Fee, 0.50-Mill Fire Levy Renewal
  • Township Approves $500 For Cat TNR Program, Advances Rezoning Request
  • Trustees Approve Four Levy Resolutions Aimed At November Ballot
  • Library Locations Closing For Independence Day Holiday
  • School District Monitoring Future Deficit Spending Trends
  • Township Approves Chip-Seal Paperwork, Salt Barn Quotes
  • Township Approves Surveying Contract, Hears Road & Fire Department Updates
  • Board Approves Coaching Contracts, Cell Phone Stipends
  • Township Board Clears Clean Audit, Approves Road Project
  • Sauder Village To Host Full-Day July 4th Celebration With Naturalization Ceremony, Breakfast Buffet
  • Trustees Weigh New Truck Purchase, Discuss Road Department Needs
  • Steam Engines, Tractors, & Eighty-One Years Of Tradition Return To Wauseon For Threshers Reunion
  • Fulton County Senior Center Hosts Patriotic 250th Birthday Celebration For 180 Seniors
  • ADAMhs Board Places 7/10ths Mill Renewal Levy On Fall Ballot
  • Williams & Fulton Counties To Honor Nation’s 250th With Liberty Trees
  • Pulaski Garden Club Holds Flower Show At Williams County Public Library
  • Swanton To Celebrate America’s 250th, Doughboy Memorial’s 100th
  • Williams County Students Among Ohio Connections Academy’s Class Of 2026
  • FCHC Offers Health Care Camp For Students
  • Nine Graduate From Northwest State Community College Law Enforcement Academy
  • Edgerton Motorcyclist Killed In Head-On US-6 Crash
  • Two-Year-Old Child Dies In Accidental Shooting In Hicksville Township
  • Semi Crash & Fire Closes State Route 49 North Of Edon
  • Fulton County Grand Jury Indicts Nine On Charges Including Assault, Strangulation, & Theft
  • Welfare Check Leads To Discovery Of Two Deceased In Delta
  • Defiance Police Pursuit Following Disturbance At Hobby Lobby Leads To Arrest
  • West Unity Man Among Those Indicted By Defiance County Grand Jury
  • Freedom 250’s Salute To America Will Celebrate The Story Of Our Great Nation With Historic Patriotic Display On National Mall
  • Freedom 250 Brings Rodeo 250 To The National Mall For America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration
  • President Donald J. Trump To Join Freedom 250 For The Grand Opening Of The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
  • Freedom 250 Unveils ‘Great American State Fair’ On The National Mall
  • Freedom 250 Launches 2026 Patriot Games For Young American Athletes
  • Freedom 250, NEH Name State Winners Of American Heroes Art Contest
  • Just Days Until America’s 250th Anniversary
  • America’s Time Capsule Sealed Until 2276
  • President Trump To Headline Mount Rushmore Celebration
  • Ohio Brings ‘The Heart Of It All’ To State Fair
  • Daughters Of The American Revolution Convene In Capital
  • BGSU Falcon Marching Band To Perform During One-Of-A-Kind Declaration 250 Event
  • Ohio Native & United States Vice President JD Vance To Headline Naval Review In New York Harbor
  • Back By Popular Demand: Freedom 250 Announces The Return Of Washington Monument Illumination
  • The Scarlet Sprout
  • Dotting My Teas
  • Is It Really So?
  • A Poem For Your Home
  • Caught My Eye, Crossed My Mind
  • Williams County Historic Reflection — 1918: School Consolidation
  • Fulton County Historic Reflection — 1911: Fulton County Fair
  • A Fresh Perspective — Happy 250th Birthday America
  • Pastor’s Ponderings — Talking To Jesus About Your Kids
  • Two Minute Drill — God Is Near
  • Schlenk Earns Record Seventh Barney Oldfield Win At Oakshade Raceway
  • Delta Baseball, Softball & Track Athletes Collect League & District Recognition
  • Maumee Valley Pullers Host Summer Nationals At Fulton County Fairgrounds
  • Eight Schools Opt Up To Division I Football, Triggering Regional Reassignments
  • Two Fulton County Wrestlers Earn All-American Honors At 14-Under National Duals In Florida
  • OHSAA Board Unanimously Elevates Girls Flag Football To 29th Recognized Sport For 2026-27
  • Violent Collision Ends Hilltop-North Central ACME Game
  • Pettisville Walks Off With 4-3 Extra-Inning Win Over Wauseon
  • ACME Baseball Summary: Archbold 4, Defiance 3
  • ACME Baseball Summary: Bryan 14, Fairview 4