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01/16/2026

From today's edition of The Evening Leader.

CELINA - State Representative Angie King (R-Celina) announced today that she has officially filed her petitions to seek re-election to the Ohio House of Representatives, reaffirming her commitment to continue

01/16/2026

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01/15/2026

From today's edition of The Evening Leader.

Cindy Berning, JTDM Hospital CEO and St. Marys Rotarian, gave a 2025 Year in Review presentation at the St. Marys Rotary Club meeting on Jan. 14. Joint Township District Memorial

01/15/2026

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01/14/2026

From today's edition of The Evening Leader.

The Auglaize County Board of Health heard an update on vital statistics and discussed changes to the U.S. childhood immunization schedule at its monthly meeting Tuesday, Jan. 13, at the

01/13/2026

You can read this along with three other local cover stories, local sports stories, our 2026 Wedding Planner, local legal notices, comics, and more all in today's edition of The Evening Leader.

Erin Buchanan and Aaron Gilliland took their Oaths of Office as new St. Marys City Council Members at the Jan. 12 meeting. Buchanan is replacing Arienne Childrey as the 4th

01/13/2026

01/12/2026

The Grand Lake St. Marys State Park is set to have a new facility set up in their area, with hopes that it’ll be a big benefit to visitors and

01/11/2026

In case you missed this in Saturday's edition of The Evening Leader.

On Thursday, Jan. 8, the St. Marys Boys Varsity Bowling Team made WBL history by bowling the first-ever 300 Baker Game. The team members who bowled the game included Cadyn

01/09/2026

From today's edition of The Evening Leader.

On Monday, Dec. 15, Scott Newcomb (4th Grade Math) and Alison Copeland (3rd Grade) arrived at St. Marys Intermediate School to find that their classrooms were flooded after a pipe