Rawson News

By MARY KATE MALONE Staff Writer A development group has offered to purchase four county-owned buildings in downtown Findlay for less than half of the Hancock County commissioners' asking price.

All Findlay city jobs that are slated to be cut on Friday can be saved, officials said Monday, but only if police and firefighters agree to pay cuts.

By DENISE GRANT Staff Writer RAWSON - The field of candidates being considered for appointment to the Cory-Rawson school board narrowed Monday.

TIFFIN - John L. Dickey, 81, of Tiffin, OH died Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at Bethesda Care Center in Fremont.

Taking livestock projects to the county fair has always been a high point for young people.

Sheriff's reports from a fatal shooting in Rawson earlier this month are now in the hands of the Hancock County Prosecutor's Office.

National Lime & Stone Co. said Monday it will donate 2,500 bags and 50 tons of sand to Findlay in case the city floods again.

By J. STEVEN DILLON STAFF WRITER An autopsy will be conducted today in Toledo on the Jenera teenager who died Friday, the day after an apparent accidental shooting at a Rawson house.

In Hancock County, the sheriff's department is investigating the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy.

The Hancock County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 16-year-old boy who was shot Thursday night at a house in Rawson.

Findlay First Edition , Findlay High School's award-winning show choir, will host the 16th annual Findlay FEst show choir competition on Saturday, Jan.

Billy A. Benham, 83, died Jan. 19, 2009, at his residence. He was born May 25, 1925, in Rawson to Harry A. and Cleota P. Rader Benham, who preceded him in death.

By J. STEVEN DILLON STAFF WRITER Residents of three Hancock County villages got a big scare Thursday night when they lost electrical power during the coldest night of the winter.

By J. STEVEN DILLON STAFF WRITER A jury has decided the Hancock County commissioners' negligence contributed to a 2003 traffic crash, but found them responsible for only a portion of the $2.55 million verdict ...

Published: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 Mary Elizabeth Essinger and Scott Michael Miller were united in marriage on Aug.