Bascom News

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER A Fostoria native is traveling 300 miles to visit her hometown, even though she only lives less than 20 miles away.

By LINDA WOODLAND Managing Editor When Connie Reiter's sister asked her to go to the Taste of Home Cooking Show, she never imagined she would walk out of the event the grand prize winner.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER An ice cream cone and a Sunday drive are a few things easy to take for granted until they're gone.

Those interested in finding jobs in the medical field now have a convenient location to get their training.

Those interested in finding jobs in the medical field now have a convenient location to get their training.

Students and faculty at the Hopewell-Loudon School in Bascom, just outside Tiffin, are mourning the loss of one of their own: 18-year-old Ian Kuhn.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER On the morning of Feb. 27, 2008, the buildings at the corner of Tiffin and Main streets housed several businesses.

By WILL MALONE Staff Writer No business is good business. Paramedic Jason Auberzinsky keeps that maxim in mind as he waits for the day's first emergency page.

By ADRIENNE CURLIS STAFF WRITER Filled with excitement to see her husband, Vonetta Kelbley strolled into a common area of Good Shepherd Home wearing a bright pink skirt and jacket ensemble, her neck laced with ...

By WILL MALONE Staff Writer Seneca County commissioners are honing in on more specific criteria that would dictate how the board would vote on whether to demolish or renovate the 1884 courthouse.

TIFFIN - A fire broke out Sunday morning at the Progress Plastics business, and officials say it was accidental.

By WILL MALONE Staff Writer Seneca County Commissioners are hoping the costly Bascom sewer project does not prove to be too expensive for that community.

Firefighters from three departments fought a blaze that did heavy damage Wednesday to a barn owned by Lewis Reinhart at 10701 W. Loudon Township 108 in Seneca County.

By SARA ARTHURS Staff Writer It was the 1950s, and Carol Martinez was a teenager.

Seneca County commissioners see an opportunity in the city's denial of a certificate of appropriateness to demolish the Seneca County Courthouse to make their case before some new faces.

Fostoria and Bascom residences are back online this morning after losing power Monday, due to frigid winds that battered area electical systems.

A group of local Hispanic friends, known as Amistad, held its final special event that supports scholarships at Terra Community College.