FROM FACEBOOK__The Allen County Dog Warden's Office has announced:
Last day Saturday, January 31: If you still need dog licenses, we will be in Saturday 1/31/26, Dog Warden Office ONLY, 1165 Seriff Rd., 10 a.m.-2 p.m. . Cash or Check.
No increase, still $22.00 per dog. All dogs 3 months and over must be licensed per Ohio Revised Code.
Beginning February 1 renewals will be $44.00. Be sure to come in or have mail postmarked by January 31.
Five free public events at the ONU Observatory will be hosted during the Spring 2026 semester. Dr. Jason Pinkney posts information about the events at https://jpastro.net/astro/publicevents.html
MEDIA RELEASE__As we continue seeing potential for a significant winter storm this weekend (January 24-25, 2026), the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) want to remind everyone to prepare for hazardous road conditions and unpredictable weather.
“We are watching the storm closely, and I've directed our state agencies to be ready to clear the roads and help motorists as soon as the snow hits," said Governor DeWine. “The best way you can help law enforcement and road crews is to prioritize your own safety by taking your time on the roads, being patient, and giving snowplows plenty of room to work if you must travel.”
The Ohio Department of Transportation is gearing up for the storm by checking equipment, loading trucks with de-icing materials, and pre-treating routes, as they are able.
2026 Alberta and Richard Lee Volunteer Awards: Shining a light on those who help
MEDIA RELEASE__The United Way of Greater Lima, The Lima News, Your Hometown Stations, Cenovus, Milano Café and Veterans Memorial Civic & Convention Center work cooperatively to bring the Lee Volunteer Awards to Lima/Allen County and its contiguous counties. (Nomination form HERE.)
