On Monday evening the Minster Board of Education held its monthly meeting. The meeting saw two students receive awards, as well as a presentation about the positive impacts of the independent reading and writing courses offered at the high school.
The village of Minster Council met on Tuesday evening for second readings of two ordinances and one resolution, and the emergency passage of another resolution. as well as discussing new business.
For many students, lunch is their favorite part of the day, and making that lunch happen takes a lot of work. New Bremen Schools Head Cook Mary Williams has been with the district for three years, and has made her job challenging due to COVID.
The Chickasaw Fire Department was host to an event Friday night where people shaved their heads in order to raise money for childhood cancer research, all done for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
Noble Township is preparing to host its annual hog roast fundraiser. The fundraiser benefits the Noble Community Park located at 16493 St. Marys River Rd., and is their only fundraising event for the Community Park.
The Ohio Army National Guard has re-opened shop in St. Marys with a new recruiting station. The station is located at 1272 Indiana Ave., and is the successor to the former location which was inside the old National Guard Armory Building.
Tri Star’s Animal Health Instructor Mike Seibert pictured with three cows they’re raising as a part of the program.
The Minster Journeyman’s Club presented the Minster Youth Basketball Organization with a donation on Wednesday. The donation was for $3,185 and will cover fees associated with gym rentals and practices this season for the Boys and Girls Youth Basketball teams, third through sixth grades.
The New Bremen City Council met on Tuesday evening for their regular meeting. Normally the council meets on Monday evenings but had to move the date for last evenings, as well as the next two meetings, which are now set for Tuesday, March 14 and Tuesday, March 28, at 6:30 p.m. The council di…
Agape Ministries, Inc. has been involved in the local community since 1979. Its purpose is to serve residents of St. Marys, Minster, New Bremen and New Knoxville, who may be facing hard times. While you may see their footprint as a food pantry, and a thrift store, they’re deeply involved in …
On Tuesday, Feb. 21, beginning at 6:30 p.m., the Auglaize County Cattleman’s Association welcomed members to its annual banquet. Held at the Jr. Fair Barn at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds, the banquet included: a buffet dinner provided by Graze On catering; introductory remarks from Associ…
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The new deputy director for the Auglaize County Board of Elections (BOE) began his duties this Monday, Feb. 13, 2023.
Jandie Steele and her daughter Charleston, with Minster’s Mayor Dennis Kitzmiller, holding the Proclamation declaring the week of Feb. 7 - Feb.14 as Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Week in Minster.
Sophia Frantz (L) and Sara Holland (R) play chess as members of New Knoxville School’s Chess Team.
The Minster Wildcats football program has been awarded the Academic All-Ohio Award from the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. For Head Coach Seth Whiting, sports is about a lot more than accolades, on and off the field.
Jamie Hampton, the Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator for the Auglaize County Extension, would like you to know a few things about what she does.
For the first time the Auglaize Board of Developmental Disabilities is offering the Auglaize DD Legacy Scholarship to six area seniors who are looking to enter the developmental disabilities field.
The Minster Civic Association recently honored one of their own with their Citizen of the Year Award. President of the Minster Civic Association A.J. Quinter said that the award doesn’t just go to anyone.
Pictured is owner Rachel Heyne of Coldwater in her shop, Plantique.
Minster High School’s Government Teacher Bill Smith was on a mission last year as he started his first year as a teacher. That mission was to connect his students with their local, state, and federal representatives, and a mission that saw Congressional success this week.
The Village of Minster Council met on Tuesday evening to discuss several topics including the planned construction, and renovation of the Minster Police Department building, as well as old and new business.
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