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Fort Recovery, Ohio is located in Mercer County. Zip codes in Fort Recovery, OH include 45846. The median home price in Fort Recovery is $65,900. More Fort Recovery information.

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1 hr ago | WFFT-TV Fort Wayne

Grube Murder Update: Trevin Sanders' Case

Trevin Sanders made his initial appearance in a Celina, Ohio courtroom. Sanders and Bryant Rhoades were recently charged for the 2011 murder of Robert and Colleen Grube from Fort Recovery.

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6 hrs ago | The Evening Leader

Suspect Held On $5M Bond

One of the two men accused of killing Robert and Colleen Grube has been ordered held on $5 million bond.

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14 hrs ago | Agri Marketing

USPOULTRY Announces 13th Annual Family Farm Environmental Excellence Award Competition

USPOULTRY ANNOUNCES 13TH ANNUAL FAMILY FARM ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARD COMPETITION Jun. 18, 2013 Source: USPOULTRY news release U.S. Poultry & Egg Association is now accepting nominations for the 13th annual Family Farm Environmental Excellence Award.

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Fri Jun 14, 2013

The Evening Leader

Suspects In Grube Homicides Indicted

The two suspects accused in the shooting deaths of Robert Grube, 70, and his daughter Colleen Grube, 47, have been indicted on a slew of felonies, including murder.

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Sat Jun 08, 2013

The Times Bulletin

Teen to be tried as adult in double murder

The Union City, Ohio, teenager facing 27 charges in the murders of a Fort Recovery father and daughter will be tried in adult court after a hearing in Mercer County on Friday morning.

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Wed May 29, 2013

The Times Bulletin

Cooper Farms celebrates 75 years of business

It was 1938 when Virgil Cooper set out to raise his first flock of just 500 turkeys for the holidays and started what is now Cooper Farms.

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