Reports of recent drone sightings have been plentiful around the area, with most coming from Mercer County. However, there have been some sightings in Van Wert County as well. Sheriff Tom Riggenbach said the sightings were mostly from the western portion of county along the Ohio-Indiana line and the southern part of the county. In a press release issued Thursday afternoon, McCoy said his office is actively monitoring unexplained drone activity in the county. Domestic air travel will change for U.
This program rewards and supports graduates seeking careers in the property and casualty insurance industry. Additionally, recipients can connect with seasoned professionals in their field of interest at Central Insurance.
The scholarship is available to graduating high school students from Van Wert, Mercer, Putnam, or Paulding Counties, Delphos City Schools, or Vantage Career Center with a home association to one of the eligible schools. Dependent children of current Central Insurance employees or retirees and current Central Insurance or Willow Bend County Club employees planning to graduate high school in are also eligible.
Students must plan to attend an accredited two or four-year-post-secondary educational institution on a full-time basis by the end of , majoring in a degree with specific use towards a career position within the insurance industry. Applications and additional information are available on the Central Insurance Companies Educational and Charitable Foundation website at cicecf. This scholarship will be awarded on an objective and nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic testing results, marital status, religious beliefs, age, or disability.
It was a fairly light docket. Judge Martin D. Burchfield presided over each of the hearings. Stephanie Miller, 41, of Delphos, was sentenced to up to six months at the WORTH Center, three years of community control, 30 days jail at a later date, and hours community service, for identity fraud, a fifth degree felony, and theft, a first degree misdemeanor.
