Jen Lazenby is an Assistant Editor and Education and Health Reporter for the Northwest Signal, a local newspaper in Napoleon, Ohio. With a focus on covering local news and events, Jen's articles provide valuable information to the community, ranging from wildlife research and agricultural programs to infrastructure projects and obituaries.
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Jen Lazenby's coverage primarily focuses on local news items such as community events, government announcements, and press releases. She has a keen interest in topics related to local elections, budgeting, agriculture & farming, education, personal finance, human resources & employment, transportation & logistics.
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By: Jen Lazenby
Napoleon City Council Monday approved the second reading of a new recycling contract and also discussed electricity costs.
Together We Can Make A Difference Initiatives recently hosted a community forum at The Emporium in Napoleon to discuss housing needs in the community.
By: Jen Lazenby
Following an executive session during Monday's council meeting, Napoleon City Council unanimously placed its finance director on paid administrative leave.
HILLIARD — Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc., a leading provider of innovative water management solutions in the stormwater and onsite septic wastewater industries, recently celebrated the opening of the $65 million
By: Jen Lazenby
Three linemen from Napoleon Power and Light recently returned from helping to restore power in Florida following Hurricane Milton.
On this date, in 1931, gangster Al Capone was sentenced to 11 years for tax evasion. The government charged Capone with evasion of $215,000 in taxes
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP - A Swanton man was killed Wednesday evening in a single-vehicle crash.
During a special meeting Friday, Napoleon City Council unanimously voted to reinstate its finance director.
By: Jen Lazenby
A public information officer (PIO) with the Henry County Health Department recently returned from southwest Virginia to help with recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene.
During its 2024 annual meeting Thursday at Leisure Time Winery, the Henry County Community Improvement Corp. (CIC) recognized numerous businesses and presented its annual slate of awards.
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