Craig Kelly

LIMA — For the past 13 years, the Social Media Week Lima conference has put Lima on the map in the world of online marketing. As the event returned Wednesday to the UNOH Event Center, conference host and owner of NOW Marketing Group Jessika Suter reflected on how the event has grown to be much more than simply a social media workshop.

BATH TOWNSHIP — Bath Township’s Resource Recycling has long marketed various landscaping materials, such as mulch, stone and topsoil. Its foray almost two years ago into organic composting caused a strong response from area residents as the composting process produced strong odors that some residents said prevented them from spending time outside or even opening windows.

LIMA — Trueblood Wealth Management has added two new financial advisors, both with Lima roots.

LIMA — The name may have changed, but the mission is still the same at All Things Leaf, formerly Leaf and Luxe, and that is to help make Lima a little greener.

LIMA — Downtown Lima was bustling with activity as attendees celebrated the Juneteenth holiday in Town Square.

OTTAWA — It was a cooler, wetter start to the Putnam County Fair than in recent years, but that did little to dampen the spirits of those in attendance at the opening ceremonies for the 171st interati...

LIMA — It has been a long journey for Neli Metzger. Literally.

BATH TOWNSHIP — As Bath Township trustees continue to investigate potential avenues of development for the township, the board is endeavoring to keep the priorities of township residents at the forefront of any potential decisions.

BATH TOWNSHIP — Procter & Gamble has a long history in Allen County, with its Reservoir Road facility going back to 1968. That relationship reached a new milestone Thursday as P&G Fabric Care celebrated the opening of its new, 250,000-square-foot facility at 841 N. Thayer Road, with about 70 state and local leaders taking part in the celebratory ribbon-cutting.

LIMA — After a lengthy dispute in the courts, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status for 1.3 million people from 17 countries, including about 350,000 Haitians currently living in the United States, including in Lima and Springfield.