Op ed: Water, water everywhere

Torrential rains exposed old planning failures — and a lesson Bellefontaine can’t afford to ignore

Blessing of the Buses marks fifth year

The Rev. Blake Kenner offers prayers Tuesday morning at the Blessing of the Buses, joined by Bellefontaine City Schools staff and administration.

A September to remember

Check out this list of upcoming fall events

Kroger Pharmacy customers could qualify for share of $17M settlement

The settlement stems from a federal lawsuit, Kirkbride et al. v. The Kroger Co., filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

New JobsOhio Technician Path Helps Employers Build Skilled Workforce

Incentive program provides companies up to $10K per employee who completes training.

Coffee with Ryan

Stop doing $20-an-hour work

Tigers Rally to Fifth-Place Finish at OHC Golf Tournament

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The West Liberty-Salem boys golf team saved some of its best work for the latter part of the round Thursday, overcoming a slow start to finish fifth at the Ohio Heritage Conference Golf Tournament at Springfield Elks Golf Course.

Benjamin Logan Volleyball Defeats Graham in Straight Sets; Move to 10-0

Benjamin Logan, Ohio — The Benjamin Logan Raiders volleyball team hosted the Graham Falcons in a CBC Mad River Division matchup and came away with a straight-set victory.

Indian Lake Middle School Cross Country Shows Grit at Logan County Meet

The Indian Lake Middle School cross country teams showed plenty of grit this week, competing in two races within a 24-hour span and responding with several personal-best performances at the Logan County Meet.

Dolly Parton Left Fans One Final Song

You’ll have to wait until 2046 to hear it!

American Pickers coming to Ohio, searching for hidden treasures, their stories

That old barn packed with signs, tools and forgotten equipment might be more interesting than you think.

Holland ready to rock into the 2026-'27 season

Music, movies and more await!

Whatever happened to the Honda CR-Z?

The sporty hybrid that never found its audience

Car of the Week: 1969 Dodge Charger

It looked fast even standing still.

Ask the Mechanic

How can I get better gas mileage?

Kroger Pharmacy customers could qualify for share of $17M settlement

The settlement stems from a federal lawsuit, Kirkbride et al. v. The Kroger Co., filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

Getting to the Heart of It

Cardiac Symposium gives local health professionals a hands-on lesson

Healthy Aging

Supporting health, independence, quality of life at every age with CHWP

Tablets are more powerful than ever — but do you still need a laptop?

For years, the difference between a tablet and a laptop was fairly simple. That line is becoming increasingly difficult to draw.

Apple TV Raises Subscription Price Again as Streaming Costs Continue to Climb

The monthly collection of streaming subscriptions that replaced the traditional cable bill is getting a little more expensive again.

Meta Updates AI Glasses to Make Secret Recording More Difficult

Meta is making another change to its smart glasses in an effort to provide a clearer answer to a common question: How do you know when someone wearing them is recording you?

Blessing of the Buses marks fifth year

The Rev. Blake Kenner offers prayers Tuesday morning at the Blessing of the Buses, joined by Bellefontaine City Schools staff and administration.

Finding faith in the arts: First Christian Church’s Common Thread

Sometimes faith is hard to put into words. We may know what we believe. We may feel something deeply. We may even want to share it with someone else, but somehow the words just don’t come.

Notes from the Joyologist: Spying for God, Miriam Penry’s story of smuggling Bibles

I was in sixth grade when Mrs. Penry came to our classroom at Radnor Elementary and talked to us about “spying for God.”

Lisa (Mauk) Tetirick

Dorothy Adair Moore

Michele L. (Zimmerman) Taylor

A September to remember

Check out this list of upcoming fall events

A life as sweet as ice cream

Lois Miller serves as this year’s West Liberty Labor Day Parade grand marshal

West Liberty gears up for Labor Day Festival weekend

One of Logan County’s favorite end-of-summer traditions returns this weekend when the West Liberty Lions Club hosts the 2026 Labor Day Festival from Sept. 4-7 at Lions Park.