Committee asks administration to squeeze more from budget
Written by JOEL E. MAST
Adding a two-percent raise for city employees slowed the budgeting process as members of the Bellefontaine City Council Finance Committee ponder the pay raise’s impact on the city’s financial position.
Walk with a Doc to debut locally
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
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Mary Rutan Hospital is set to debut a new program that couples physical activity with expert medical advice.
LCWPC director assures no Huntsville rate increase
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
Chris Clark, director of the Logan County Water Pollution Control, addressed rumors of a sewer rate increase during Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Huntsville Village Council.
Woman jailed for sex abuse
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
A woman charged in connection with the sexual abuse of a young girl was sentenced to local jail time in other cases handled in Logan County Common Pleas Court this week.
AcuSport now seeking a $12 million expansion
Written by JOEL E. MAST
Bellefontaine City Council members could act in two weeks on a new 10-year enterprise zone agreement for AcuSport Corp. that is four times larger than a recently passed deal.
Finishing touches being made to new buildings
Written by MANDY LOEHR
Changes to state report cards detailed
New justice discusses first weeks on Supreme Court
Written by REUBEN MEES
The first few weeks on the Ohio Supreme Court have been fast paced, but nothing so strenuous as criss-crossing the state on the campaign trail, one of the three newest justices told members of the Logan County Republican Party on Monday.
Huntsville Post Office hours to be cut in half
Written by NATE SMITH
The Huntsville branch of the U.S. Postal Service will not be closed as long as local residents want it to stay open, Postal Service officials confirmed Monday, however, the local post office will have its hours cut in half later this year.