Brian Koeller

Bryan City Council, Monday, 5:30 p.m. in council chambers. Items on the agenda include an agreement for improvements for the wastewater treatment plant with a guaranteed maximum price of $11.8 million, applying for a loan for the project, authorizing the mayor to enter into a right of first refusal agreement for property in the Bryan Industrial Park and revising the building code for the city.

Fulton County Clerk of Courts Tracy L. Zuver has released the October report, with 2023 numbers in paranthesis:

COLUMBUS — A bill proposed by Ohio Rep. James Hoops, R-Napoleon (District 81) received its third reading in an Ohio Senate committee Wednesday morning.

NEY — A new restaurant opened recently, offering area patrons something different than what they can typically find.

Crews with the Edgerton water department performed emergency repairs to a water main on North West Street Monday. The repair also affected West Hull and West Lynn streets.

After two levies to fund Williams County EMS have failed, county officials seem open to the idea of some collaboration, starting with the City of Bryan.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Senate Majority Caucus elected its leadership team for the 136th General Assembly which begins in January and the senator representing Williams County is among them.

Edgerton council Wednesday night readied for 2025, and took several actions regarding the fire department.

Above is Huntington Drive in Bryan in a photo taken Tuesday evening. Residents of Eastland Estates, which includes Huntington Drive, North, South

A priority list of projects for the Williams County Fairgrounds has been created, and first on the list will be replacement of some utility poles.