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UPDATED: Rogerson leaving GreaterFindlayInc.
The leadership exodus from GreaterFindlayInc. continues. more >>
Prices jump at the pump
Speedway SuperAmerica workers at 1415 S. Main St. don't want their customers to comment publicly about their gas prices. That isn't surprising considering the station was charging $3.79 for a regular unleaded gallon as of 11:30 a.m. Thursday — up 25 cents a gallon from earlier in the week.more >>
Building plan: County ready to move ahead
Hancock County officials have received enough positive feedback about their Civic District Master Plan to consider taking the next step: approving a resolution to adopt the plan.more >>
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Today's Top Local Sports Stories
Prep Tennis: Findlay High again favored in league championship
That black dot with the red circles around it is not standard issue on the Findlay High tennis uniforms.
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College Baseball: Three errors stall UF in 3-2 setback
MIDLAND, Mich. — A pair of unearned runs proved disastrous for the University of Findlay baseball team as the Oilers fell 3-2 to top-seeded Wayne State in the opening of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball tournament Thursday.
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Locally: Fostoria nets share of first NOL baseball title
Fostoria racked up a 5-run third inning on its way to claiming a 9-3 Northern Ohio League baseball win over Bellevue Thursday.
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Change ahead?
It costs too much to govern Ohio at the local level.
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'No-till' technology provides many benefits to farmers
More and more farmers are planting their crops using "no-till" technology.
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Irate coaches will get hit in the wallet
Evidently the Ohio High School Athletic Association thinks there's a problem.
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