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Friday, January 30, 2015
 
    
  • Jay and SA are closed; FR is on delay
  • Sports brief: Patriots fall to Trojans
  • JCH promotes two
  • Resurgent wrestler
    
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News

  • JCH promotes two

    JCH promotes two

    Jay County Hospital’s executive team is growing with the addition of two new vice presidents. 

  • Jay's rate is 5.2

    Unemployment ticked up in December, marking the third straight month in which the rate has increased. 
  • Portland progressing

    Portland progressing

    Portland has made progress, but there is still work to do. 

  • Seven facing meth charges

    A methamphetamine lab bust Tuesday afternoon in Redkey resulted in seven arrests. 

  • Trailer cost could increase

    The cost for Saturday recycling trailers in Jay County may see a major increase. 

Sports

  • Resurgent wrestler

    Resurgent wrestler

    One match at a time. 

  • Jay to host Tigers

    The Jay County High School boys basketball team (12-3) will host Bluffton (11-4) on Friday. 

  • Auker lifts EJ in 2OT

    MONROE — East Jay Middle School’s eighth grade boys basketball team will get to play for the Allen County Athletic Conference tournament championship. 

  • Lynch's antics need to stop

    “Yeah.” “I’m thankful.” “I’m just here so I won’t get fined.” “You know why I’m here.” 
  • Jay wins two for seniors

    Jay wins two for seniors

    The Patriots treated their elder teammates to a pair of wins Tuesday on senior night. 

Opinion

  • Objects offer historical connection

    The contents of the table keep me connected. 

  • Be prepared for worst of winter

    Let’s start with a little nod toward superstition and knock wood. 

  • Straight ticket bill deserves a vote

    In an era often marred by senseless legislation (allowing guns on school property) and ethical issues (former superintendent of public instruction Tony Bennett, Rep. Eric Turner), it’s nice to see a lawmaker propose a measure firmly grounded in logic. 

  • Addicts have help available

    To the editor: The goal of the Jay County Drug Coalition has always been to get the word out about the dangers of drugs and the addictions that can result from them. 

  • Salvation Army says thank you

    To the editor: With the holidays behind us the Jay County Salvation Army would like to thank all the volunteers who made this year’s fundraiser a success. 

Family

Obituaries
Daily roundup for Aug. 20, 2014
Reporters Seth Morin and Jacob Rund bring you today’s headlines.
Daily roundup for Aug. 20, 2014
Reporters Seth Morin and Jacob Rund bring you today’s headlines.
Daily roundup for Aug. 19, 2014
Reporters Seth Morin and Jacob Rund bring you the daily headlines.

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