Sophomore shortstop Erica Bryan (Wapakoneta) drove in 2 runs and junior righthander Amanda Barker (Granville) hurled a complete-game victory as Ohio Wesleyan edged Mount St. Mary 5–3 in non-conference action on Friday in Cape Coral, Fla.
Earlier this month Site Selection magazine awarded its grand prize to Ohio for being the state with the most major business expansions in 2011 at 498 projects. The runner-up was Texas with 464 such projects. As might be expected, Ohio officials, including Mark Kvamme as head of Governor Kasich’s JobsOhio program, declared the victory a vindication of their efforts and suggested Ohio would remain a leader in attracting major expansions and new businesses, thereby producing good job growth for Ohioans.
One shot buried the Liberty Patriots twice during the regular season, but Greg Nossaman’s team was determined it would not let it happen again Saturday afternoon.
The housing industry is suffering, in part because the structure of our nation’s financial markets does not allow us to escape from past mistakes. To a significant degree, this inability to break with the past can be directly blamed on a federal government that clings to its own ineptness and forces the marketplace to adjust for the mismanagement of the two GSEs, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Delaware proclaimed itself a Purple Heart City to recognize those in the community and throughout the nation who have been wounded or killed in combat.
Making the choice where to place your team is one of the most interesting parts of the Central District drawings, and Liberty coach Greg Nossaman’s decision might have been the best of the day.
As expected, the Orange Pioneers and Olentangy Braves received high seeds and more favorable matchups at the 2012 Central District Girls Basketball tournament draw, held Sunday at Liberty High School.
Sheila Margaret Miller Conners, 81, of Powell and formerly of Delaware died Thursday (Feb. 2, 2012) at her home surrounded by her family.