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Hancock County wreck injures two drivers
Two people were injured in an accident Saturday in Marion Township, in the central part of Hancock County east of Findlay.
8 hrs ago | TheCourier.com
UF board approves tuition hike
The University of Findlay announced Friday that its board has approved a 2.9 percent increase in tuition and fees, and a 1 percent increase to both room and board.
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Victim's supporters want action
By RYAN DUNN staff writer Police report they are sorting through conflicting stories about last month's assault of a Findlay man outside a city bar, but supporters of the victim say investigators are not prioritizing the case.
16 hrs ago | The Review Times
Findlay man facing three rape charges
A Findlay man has been indicted on three first-degree felony charges of rape. Cory A. Perkins, 27, allegedly engaged in sexual conduct with a woman through force or the threat of force on Aug.
16 hrs ago | The Review Times
Rep. Latta: Fight over contraception will lead to hearings
By JIM MAURER STAFF WRITER U.S. Rep. Bob Latta on Friday said House committee hearings will be held in the next two weeks about the mandate issued by the Department of Health and Human Services requiring all employers to offer health insurance which includes contraceptive coverage.
Speedway buying GasAmerica chain
Marathon Petroleum Corp. says its Speedway subsidiary plans to acquire all 88 GasAmerica stores in Ohio and Indiana.
A Toledo couple were arrested early Friday morning in Hancock County and found with nearly 2,000 illegally possessed prescription pills and more than 150 savings bonds, authorities said.
Area trade union staging protest
Dissatisfaction over wages paid by a subcontractor has led a Rossford-based trade union to stage a protest this week in downtown Findlay.
County commissioner candidates forum set
The four Republican candidates for two Hancock County commissioner seats are scheduled to participate in a 90-minute forum on Monday evening.
Three people hurt in U.S. 224 crashes
By ERIC SCHAADT Staff Writer Hancock County sheriff's deputies responded to several unrelated traffic mishaps Wednesday morning on snow-covered U.S. 224, both east and west of Findlay.
Hancock County sheriff's deputies responded to several unrelated traffic mishaps Wednesday morning on snow-covered U.S. 224, both east and west of Findlay.
12 people indicted by grand jury
By RYAN DUNN staff writer A Hancock County grand jury indicted 12 people Tuesday, including two for burglary.
Court rules against Findlay attorney
By RYAN DUNN staff writer A Findlay attorney has lost his appeal of a contempt of court sentence.
Domino's franchisee hits big time with cheese-dough creation
TOLEDO, Ohio - It isn't often national restaurant chains get menu items from the kitchens of their franchisees, but Brian Edler's idea was one Domino's Pizza executives ate right up.
Colleges host financial aid help night
Sunday is College Goal Sunday, a statewide event to help prepare students and their families for the financial challenges of college.
Findlay to resume sidewalk program
By JOY BROWN STAFF WRITER Findlay's sidewalk construction program will continue this year, and some property owners can expect to receive assessments for walks built in the past.
Clio High School Alum competes in Ohio
On Saturday, Jan 28 LeAnn Scrugss , now competing for the M.M.Track Club, traveled to Findlay, Ohio to compete in the Findlay Classic indoor track and field invitational.
Putnam County commissioners balk on flood control spending
By JOY BROWN STAFF WRITER OTTAWA -- Citing gridlock among the three members, the Putnam County commissioners have told an Ottawa coalition they will not be allocating money for flood control efforts.
New Domino's campaign asks for customer feedback
When ordering Domino's two medium, two-topping pizzas deal for $5.99 each, consumers will be able to add 16 Parmesan Bread Bites for $1. The bite size permanent menu item features baked bread topped with garlic and parmesan and is ideal for sharing.
Q: Is there an explanation for more oversize loads on U.S. 224? I have seen so many recently.