Wauseon News

Two Ohio families and their pastor filed a federal lawsuit in Minneapolis this week accusing some "confusingly intertwined" Twin Cities investment advisers and a dozen business entities of fraud, misrepresentation and other breaches in the handling of their life savings.

For a city that seemingly has stood in Toledo's shadow for years, Perrysburg is carving its own identity again.

Drenched in sweat and stained with soot, Zach Johnson was having a blast yesterday, crawling up an incline and chugging back in time.

Four people were taken to a hospital after a bus carrying volunteers with the Wauseon-based Glassmen Drum and Bugle Corps collided with a tractor-trailer rig early Friday just northeast of this community, Illinois State Police said.

The threshers are coming to town. The 64th annual National Threshers Association reunion opens Thursday and continues through Sunday at the Fulton County Fairgrounds near here.

The Northwest Ohio Athletic League had 11 players named All-Ohio following the 2009 softball season.

A series of severe thunderstorms meant an early wake-up call for many in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

For the past five years, Oakshade Raceway near Wauseon has been honoring former Defiance business owner and long-time dirt track racing aficionado Raymond "Butch" Wildermuth, who passed away at the age of 42 in 2005.

"This is as far as I go," said the bus driver, as he stopped in the presence of a milling throng of pickets.

Northwest Ohio Athletic League champion Bryan landed a trio of players on the All-NWOAL baseball first team for the 2009 season, while Evergreen mentor Brian Nagy was named Coach of the Year.

Northwest Ohio Athletic League co-champions Archbold and Wauseon landed a total of three players on the All-NWOAL softball first team for the 2009 season.

As Carmen Zwiefel wandered through the 8,300-square-foot Tillinghast-Willys Home Saturday, details from the entryway's quarter-sawn oak woodwork to a second-floor bathroom's tiled floor reminded the Toledo woman of an Old West End apartment she rented in the 1960s as a newlywed.

Don't waste your breath asking Ed Meier who's riding in his gleaming white chariot to the stars.

With gas prices rising, can you imagine getting 50 to 100 miles per gallon? A northwest Ohio company is making that a reality -- with green technology.

A new manufacturing plant in Wauseon is now open and expected to bring jobs to Northwest Ohio.

A man arrested for mowing unkempt grass at a public park says he just wanted to make his city look nice.

The man who drove his 20-year-old Mustang from Napoleon, Ohio, to Las Vegas and back last year on 39 gallons of fuel will open his first manufacturing facility Monday to allow others to get 110 miles per gallon.

The Fulton Co. Sheriff's Office tells News 11 there is a fire at the B.W. Supply Company at 15048 County Road 10-3 in Lyons, OH.

The following is the latest update on the H1N1 virus: Two more cases of swine flu have been confirmed by the Ohio Department of Health, bringing the state's total to 13.

Two more cases of H1N1 formerly known as the Swine Flu have been confirmed by the Ohio Department of Health, bringing the state's total to 13.