Brian Koeller is an editor for Bryan Publishing Co, focusing on local news in Bryan, Ohio. His work has been featured in the Northwest Signal Newspaper, covering a range of topics including city updates, budget news, trials, community events, and more.
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Brian Koeller's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements, press releases, and news related to legal issues, budgeting, land use, zoning, and community development within Bryan, Ohio. His articles cover a range of topics including city zoning code updates, budget changes and trials in the area.
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The Williams County commissioners Tuesday approved a work permit for Frontier Communications to install fiber optic cable in part of the county.
Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio (CCNO) Finance Officer Tonya Justus (left) and CCNO Executive Director Dennis Sullivan reported this week the facility will have an estimated carryover of $1.7 million.
The Williams County commissioners Thursday received updates on several county parks and discussed proposals for future plans.
Williams County has been awarded $4.25 million from the state to install a single-lane roundabout at U.S. 20 and Ohio 49 in an effort to improve safety.
The deadlines for briefings to be filed in a case involving the City of Bryan and a local church have been extended.
Discussing the 2025 proposed Edgerton village budget Tuesday night were (from left) Mayor Robert Day, Village Administrator Dawn Fitzcharles and Fiscal Officer Denise Knecht.
By: Brian Koeller
Electric consumers in Edgerton are paying less than they would if power was supplied by one of the area private electric companies.
Bryan Area Foundation President/CEO Amy Miller addresses board members during its recent meeting.
A bench trial involving a local business and Bryan Municipal Utilities (BMU) has been postponed due to an inability to track down needed court documents.
Winter weather is coming, and the Williams County Airport will be prepared this year as it works toward getting some additional snow removal equipment.
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