Luke Gronneberg

Sidney Police are investigating a two vehicle crash resulting in moderate to heavy front end damage to both vehicles. The crash occurred at the intersection of Michigan Street and Meadow Lane in front of Lowe’s at around 2:40 p.m. on Friday. The Sidney Fire Department responded. There didn’t appear to be any serious injuires. Michigan Street in front of Lowe’s was closed to traffic. Vehicles were driving through the Lowe’s parking lot to get around the closed section of road.

Sidney’s Maleek Franklin runs from Piqua’s Kaedrick Hester on Friday at Piqua. The game ended early due to a fight involving players on the field. 2:11 was left on the clock. The final score on the board was 43-27 with Piqua ahead.

Sidney fans cheer as the Yellow Jackets make a big play against Piqua on Friday at Piqua.

VERSAILLES — Anna junior quarterback Logan Ziegenbusch scored four touchdowns — three rushing, one passing — in a winning effort on Friday night, as the Rockets (7-3, 6-2 Midwest Athletic Conference) took down the Versailles Tigers (6-4, 4-4 MAC), 29-22.

October 31 6-7:30 p.m. City of Sidney

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Walking across the street during Jackson Center’s trick-or-treat are Zeke Fogt, left to right, Maddie Martin, Keegan Martin, Paxton Harmon and Ashlynn Martin. The Jackson Center Police, Anna Rescue and Shelby County Sheriff’s Office handed out candy during the event Sunday.

Breaking ground on the new Lakeside Subdivision are Village Administrator, Jenny Frilling, Fort Loramie Mayor, Matt Hoying, Team Weigandt members, Isaac Hoying, Dick Weigandt, Todd Weigandt, Dean Kemper and Utility Superintendent, Craig Bergman. The new subdivision will be located on Elm Street between Liberty Way and Woodland Drive in Fort Loramie but also near Lake Loramie. The new residential subdivision offers 26 building lots with all Fort Loramie utilities. Twelve of the lots have been sold. There will be a large, stocked pond in the center of the development. The land is being developed by Team Weigandt LLC.

Jackson Center seniors Krista Lyle, Elizabeth Oen, Haidyn Bensman and Lilly Davis, all of Jackson Center, walk down the steps of a look out at the Jackson Center factory on Tuesday. The students were taking a Manufacturing Day tour of the plant that was organized by Workforce Partnership. Also taking the tour were Rep. Tim Barhorst, and Shelby County Commissioners Bruce Metz and Julie Ehemann. Metz presented Airstream with a proclamation, as well. The students learned about the different jobs at Airstream and their benefits which include a free onsite doctors office.

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