Fostoria News

A two-vehicle accident Friday at a Washington Township intersection sent a Fostoria woman to the hospital with minor injuries.

The WSOS Board of Directors approved submitting a program modification to the Head Start federal office to cut the program by 55 slots -- cuts made necessary by sequestration.

By RYAN DUNN staff writer A Fostoria man will return to prison for his latest act of safecracking.

Daoud Nassar is a Christian whose family has a farm near Bethlehem in Palestine called Daher's Vineyard named after his grandfather Daher Nassar, who started it in 1916.

In some high schools, there are two graduation robes. Female students wear one color robe, and male students wear the other.

Docket From the public records of the Findlay Police Department and the Hancock County Sheriff's Office: Police Department A vulgarity was spraypainted Friday on the side of a house at 400 Cimarron Court.

A man has been sentenced to six years in prison for abusing a child in 2011 at Pelton's Trailer Park near Fostoria.

DOWN: Many towns have a business to anchor it. For McComb, that has long been Bennett's Furniture Town.

A transgender student in northwest Ohio will be allowed to follow the female dress code at Sunday's graduation despite a conflict with school policies.

By BRIAN BOHNERT staff writer FOSTORIA -- After nearly 30 years as a staple of the city of Fostoria, a local American Legion post will close its doors.

By RYAN DUNN staff writer A Fostoria man was indicted this week by a Hancock County grand jury on charges of assaulting two law enforcement officers.

By BRIAN BOHNERT for the courier FOSTORIA -- A grandmother foiled an attempted abduction of her 5-year-old grandson Wednesday morning on Fostoria's South Town Street, police reported.

It happened on South Town St. near the rail road crossing. A grandmother walking with her 4 year old grandson saw a white van with no windows stop.

By JIM MAURER STAFF WRITER FOSTORIA -- A public hearing on rehiring Fostoria junior/senior high school Principal Tom Grine was held by the school board Tuesday, but only one member of the public attended the session.

Docket From the public records of the Findlay Police Department and the Hancock County Sheriff's Office: Police Department A tractor-trailer traveling on Lynn Street pulled down an electrical wire Friday.