School in the Fall? on Charter Local Districts Amendments Release Plan

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By Christopher Selmek hours on this thing, and cselmek@aimmediamidwest. as you know it’s vol- By Brenda Burns com unteer,” said city Law Managing Editor Director Mark Feinstein The Urbana City at the first reading of Champaign County’s Council is expected to the ordinance. “It is an five public school dis- vote on an ordinance to arduous process, it’s tricts and their related submit proposed city tedious, it is difficult, vocational and service charter amendments to but they did an amaz- components have Urbana voters following job. It even took us released a joint plan for ing its third reading at about a year or so, so reopening schools for the today’s regular meeting I can’t overstate how 2020-21 school year. in the municipal build- thankful I am to them.” The statement is ing’s upstairs training According to Fein- titled “Champaign room. stein, the committee County Schools Common People who wish can identified 23 possible Reopening Agreements.” join the 6-7 p.m. meet- changes and spent sig- The plan is designed ing at https://global. nificant time narrowing to comply with existing gotomeeting.com/ them down to eight pro- guidance and recommen- join/822519021 or by posed amendments. dations from the Ohio calling 872-240-3212 Amendments pro- Department of Health (Access Code: 822-519- posed for the Nov. 3 and Ohio Department of 021). election are: Education in the midst of Section 803 of the -That the city estab- the COVID-19 pandemic. city charter states that lish an apolitical sal- The entities listed in a Charter Review Com- ary commission to set the reopening agreements mittee is to be appoint- salaries of the elected are Graham, Mechan- ed every 10 years and officials, including the icsburg, Ohio Hi-Point, is to submit proposed mayor and council Triad, Urbana, West Lib- amendments to the members erty-Salem and Madison voters. Section 9 of -That vacant council Champaign Educational the Ohio Constitution seats should remain Service Center. Each is states such amendments vacant until the next customizing a return-to- must first be approved election, rather than school plan based on the by a two-thirds majority council appointing an agreements but custom- of the city council. ized to their own district. “They put in a lot of See CHARTER | 2 As of Monday afternoon, Triad and West Liberty- Salem had issued custom- ized plans to their district stakeholders through the districts’ websites. Urbana Daily Citizen file photo Champaign County The plan relies heav- Urbana City Schools district is among 7 entities that have drawn up a common agreements document ily on the state of Ohio’s with regard to starting the 2020-21 school year. health officials add new color-coded Public Health Advisory/Emer- gency designations by 3 coronavirus cases county. If schools were to open under the current Staff report pitalized, an addition Level 1 Yellow designa- of 1 since Friday. The tion Champaign County According to local county has suffered 1 currently holds, the plan health officials, Cham- fatality to date during calls for opening with 100 paign County data the pandemic. percent face-to-face learn- increased by 3 cases in Presumed recovered ing with a list of detailed 72 hours for a total of cases are defined as precautions. Level 2 70 COVID-19 cases as confirmed cases with a Orange would continue of Monday at 2 p.m. symptom onset date of face-to-face learning The county has had more than 21 days prior with added safety proto- 8 total hospitalizations cols. Level 3 Red would Champaign County Schools Common Reopening Agreements graphic with 2 currently hos- See CASES | 3 require a hybrid approach This graphic, part of a common reopening agreement among local public schools, shows how learning to learning including could change throughout the school year based on Ohio’s new color coded Public Health Advisory/ Emergency designations by county. reduced capacity face-to- face learning and remote that individual differences face-to-face, hybrid learn- INDEX learning. Level 4 Purple in classroom sizes, school ing, remote learning). Obituaries 2 would require remote facilities and building 7. This plan will be Comics 4 learning by all, which is operations may lead to re-evaluated once the TV/Puzzles 5 how Ohio schools fin- mended safety protocols some inconsistencies; pandemic designation has Classifieds 6 ished the previous school to the highest degree pos- 5. School districts are been lifted or as guidance Weather 8 year when the pandemic sible; planning to maintain is updated. was in its early months. 2. Each school district their previously-approved Each school district Any change in these will work closely with the school calendars with will customize the agree- JOIN THE levels once schools open Champaign Health Dis- some possible front-load- ment to fit its facilities CONVERSATION would trigger schooling trict to promote safety in ing of employee profes- and population. What’s your take on changes. each school building; sional development. Dis- today’s news? Go to According to a docu- 3. Each school district tricts that intend to revise In the classrooms urbanacitizen.com ment released by school will be transparent with their school calendars will According to the gener- and visit us on officials, general prin- all stakeholders that some work directly with their al agreement by all 7 enti- facebook to share ciples will guide each level of risk will always boards of education. ties, facial coverings will your thoughts. school district as they be present when chil- 6. County school be recommended. Dis- move forward with dren and school district districts will work hand- tricts will inform parents reopening schools at employees occupy school in-hand with the local that safety protocols are full capacity throughout district facilities; health district, utilizing in place, but any student Champaign County, 4. School districts rec- the county risk level who attends school will including: ognize the need for con- guidelines, to determine incur some level of risk. 6 74825 80301 8 1. Each school district sistency in areas of opera- the appropriate delivery will implement recom- tions while recognizing model for learning (i.e. See SCHOOL | 3

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OH-70193179 2 Tuesday, July 21, 2020 OBITUARIES/NEWS Urbana Daily Citizen

VICKI J. SEARLES DALE A. KENNEDY

URBANA -Vicki J. Sear- (Nancy Mahoney) for many years at graveside service will be TROY - Dale A. grandchildren. les, age 74, of Urbana, Latimer, James McDonalds and held on Wednesday, July Kennedy, age 65, Dale was passed away peacefully (Lynn) Latimer, Grimes Manufac- 22, 2020 at Grandview of Troy, passed preceded in death in her home surrounded Trena Lininger and turing. She was a Cemetery at 10:00a.m. away Friday, July by his parents; by family on Friday, July Patrick (Margaret) wonderful wife, Arrangements in care 17, 2020 at his one son, Jason 17, 2020. She was born Malone; numer- mother, grand- of WALTER & LEWIS residence. He Riley; and one on March 14, 1946, in ous grandchildren, mother, sister and FUNERAL HOME. In was born May brother, Douglas Urbana, the daughter great-grandchil- aunt who loved lieu of flowers, dona- 23, 1955 in Piqua Kennedy. of the late John Sr. and dren, nieces, nephews having her family and tions may be made in to Floyd Alvin “Bill A 1974 graduate of Bonnie (Wade) Malone. and cousins; and special friends over to play cards her memory to the Uni- Wilson” and Wanda Purk Graham High School, Vicki is survived by her friend, Billi Jo Carter. and games. Vicki never versal Home Health and Kennedy. On November Dale was the retired beloved husband of 51 She is preceded in death met a stranger and every- Hospice, 701 S. Main St. 27, 1981, Dale married owner of Kennedy years, Chuddy Searles; by her daughter, Tracy one who knew her loved Bellefontaine, OH 43311. Florence Adams, and Repair Service of Troy. children, Wes (Evelyn) Bost; brothers, Thomas her. Her caring heart and Condolences may be she survives. He was affiliated with Searles, Terry (Gloria) Malone and John Malone contagious smile will expressed to her family Dale is also survived the West Liberty First Malone and Chris (Jay) Jr.; and grandson, Kelly be dearly missed by all by visiting www.walterfu- by one daughter and Church of God. Searles; siblings, Dennis Joe Searles. Vicki worked the lives she touched. A nerals.com. son-in-law, Holly (Jerry) Dale’s funeral will McKellop of Urbana; two be held at 11 a.m. on LINDA ‘KAY’ SINE sons and daughter-in- Thursday, July 23, 2020 law, Dale Kennedy, Jr. at Fisher-Cheney Funeral URBANA - Linda was a member of (Sally) Lowry ebration Service will be of St. Paris, Leigh Home, Troy, with “Kay” Sine, 67, of Urba- the Breast Friend and Jeff (Paula) held at noon on Wednes- (Stacy) Riley of Pastor Nate Wilcoxon na, Ohio passed away Forever group, Lowry. She loved day, July 22, 2020 in the Christiansburg; two officiating. Burial will on Wednesday, July 15, volunteered with spending time VERNON FUNERAL brothers and sister-in- follow at the Upper 2020 in her home sur- hospice as well as with her fam- HOME, Urbana, Ohio law, Dennis Kennedy of Honey Creek Cemetery rounded by her loving Relay for Life of ily, especially her with Pastor Mike Stew- London, Darin (Tammy) in Christiansburg. family. Kay was born Champaign Coun- great- and great- art officiating. The fam- Kennedy of Troy; two Friends may visit at the January 26, 1953, the ty for many years. great-nieces and ily will receive friends 10 sisters and brother-in- funeral home from 4 to daughter of the late Paul She also enjoyed line nephews. She is preceded a.m.-noon prior to the law, Carolyn Sue 7 p.m. on Wednesday, and Pearl (Oberdier) dancing. Kay is survived in death by her parents service. Memorial contri- Adams of Piqua, July 22. Hefferline. Kay was a by her husband of 27 and her sisters, Ann Sha- butions may be made to Darlene (Brooks) Contributions may be 1971 graduate of Urbana years, Rick Sine; her fer and Sue Hefferline. Breast Friends Forever of Carver of Sidney; made to the American High School. She retired daughter, Staci Salyers; Due to the restrictions Champaign County, 8044 fourteen grandchildren, Heart Association, 1313 from Honeywell/Grimes. her sons, Zachary Comer of the Covid-19, we will Catawba-Mechanicsburg Payton, Dakota, West Dorothy Lane, Kay was a devout mem- and Donald (Rachel) be following the guide- Road, Mechanicsburg, Landon, and Addisynn Kettering, OH 45409. ber of the First Chris- Sine; her grandchildren, lines set by Governor Ohio 43044. Condo- McKellop, Colton and Arrangements are tian Church of Urbana, Jessi and Matt Salyers; DeWine’s office. The use lences may be expressed D.A. Skyler Kennedy, entrusted to FISHER- where she thoroughly her niece and nephews, of face masks is strongly to the family at www. Jennifer (Devan) Sloat, CHENEY FUNERAL enjoyed attending. She Julie (Glenn) Lapp, Jon suggested. A Life Cel- vernonfh.com. Johnny Bailey, Joshua, HOME, Troy, OH. Jenna, and Jason, Jr. Online condolences DELMAS E. ‘DELL’ COLLIER Riley, Thomas and may be left for the William Riley, and family at www.fisher MECHANICSBURG - and researching (Dave) Collier Paige Harshbarger; his Bryce Cardinal-Hamm; cheneyfuneralhome.com. Delmas E. “Dell” Collier, Native American Wilson and great-grandchildren, and three great- 80, of Zephyhills, Florida artifacts and Tina McVay; 15 twins, Mercedes and passed away Thursday, handmade knives. grandchildren; McKenzie Eubanks; his July 16, 2020 in his home Dell enjoyed the 22 great- sister, Sue Knox; and his surrounded by his loving outdoors, deer grandchildren; brother, Junior Collier. family. Dell was born hunting, spending his brother, Private services will be DEATH NOTICES November 29, 1938 in time on the water, Ron Collier; held at the convenience Springfield, Ohio, the son canoeing and watching and his sisters, Dinah of the family. Services are LYKINS of the late Kenneth and OSU Buckeye football Collier, Betty Cordell, entrusted to SKILLMAN, URBANA - James J. Lykins, 72, of Urbana, Ohio, Alice (Bethards) Collier. with family. Dell is Bobbie Ginneman and MCDONALD & passed away on Sunday, July 19, 2020, in his home. He served his country in survived by his children, Denise Bogdonsky. He VERNON FUNERAL Services are pending at VERNON FUNERAL HOME, the United States Army Jackie Harshbarger, is preceded in death HOME, Mechanicsburg, Urbana. and was a member of Mary (Bob) Engle, Pam by his parents; his Ohio. Condolences may the VFW. He enjoyed Wilmeth, Dr. Thomas grandchildren, Andrew be expressed to the family KREGLOW collecting, hunting (Sharon) Collier, Delina Hayes, Nick Hayes and at www.vernonfh.com. URBANA - Warren B. Kreglow, 86, of Urbana, passed away July 19, 2020. Viewing will be held on TERRY BLAKEMAN Thursday, July 23, 2020, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at WALTER & LEWIS FUNERAL HOME with services MECHANICSBURG for almost 7 years nieces, nephews HOME, Mechanicsburg, immediately following. - Terry Blakeman, 58, and was a warrior and a host of Ohio, followed by a pri- of Urbana, Ohio passed throughout. Terry friends, including vate memorial service BAILEY away on Tuesday, July is survived by his special friends, for the family with Jim URBANA - Rosalie (Mathers) Bailey, 76, 14, 2020 in his home wife, Natalie Kay Cody Biddle and Mayo and Pastor Doug of Urbana, Ohio, passed away on Friday, July surrounded by his loving (Haines) Blake- Bud Dellinger. Houser officiating. Buri- 17, 2020, in the Springfield Regional Medical family. Terry was born man; his mother, He is preceded al will be held at the con- Center. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. June 2, 1962 in Urbana, Grace (Rafferty) in death by his venience of the family in on Thursday, July 23, 2020. in the VERNON Ohio. He was employed Blakeman; his daugh- father, Herman “Junior” Maple Grove Cemetery, FUNERAL HOME, Urbana. at Shippers Automotive ters, Brittany Blakeman Blakeman. Due to the Mechanicsburg. Group. He was a hard and Jade Blakeman; restrictions of the Memorial worker. Terry enjoyed his sons, Jimmy (Gina) Covid-19, we will be fol- contributions may be fishing and he loved get- Blakeman, Michael Cox, lowing the guidelines set made to the family ting the family together and Nathan Cox; his by Governor DeWine’s in care of Skillman, LOTTERY for cookouts and get- grandchildren, Ashlie, office. The use of face McDonald & Vernon togethers. But most of Hannah, and Hayden masks is required. A Funeral Home, 257 W. Sunday lottery Pick 5 Evening all, he loved his grand- Blakeman, Heather and gathering of family and Main, Mechanicsburg, Mega Millions 8-5-6-9-9 children. He always tried Chanel Gorr; his great- friends will be held 1-3 Ohio 43044. Estimated jackpot: $113 (eight, five, six, nine, to help people who were grandson, Josiah Lan- p.m. on Sunday, July Condolences may be million nine) on the wrong path by nom; his sisters, Kim 26, 2020 in the SKILL- expressed to the family Pick 3 Evening sharing his life experi- Layne, Sue Propst and MAN, McDONALD & at www.vernonfh.com. 8-1-0 Pick 5 Midday ences. He fought cancer Kathy Lewis; several VERNON FUNERAL (eight, one, zero) 4-5-4-4-7 (four, five, four, four, Pick 3 Midday seven) 1-9-3 reading. “Every 10 years you made, I’m going to Services Administration (one, nine, three) Powerball Charter you guys sit down and support them because I by Community Health Estimated jackpot: $106 spend a lot of hours … feel like the voters need and Wellness Partners of Pick 4 Evening million From page 1 I think as a city this the opportunity to vote Logan County to expand 9-7-5-7 Rolling Cash 5 is really important to on this things.” their service profile to (nine, seven, five, 11-23-25-27-36 un-elected member our future. I appreciate Also at this meeting, include the city of Urbana seven) (eleven, twenty-three, -That a super-majority, what you’ve done, and council will consider a and Champaign County. twenty-five, twenty- rather than a simple whether I agree or resolution in support Pick 4 Midday seven, thirty-six) majority, of council disagree with any of of an application to the Christopher Selmek can be reached 6-4-6-5 Estimated jackpot: at 937-508-2304 be needed to adopt a the recommendations Health Resources and (six, four, six, five) $100,000 position contrary to a recommendation of the planning commission -That the president of council fill a vacant mayor’s position only until the next election -That the mayor AIM Media Midwest Operating, LLC Save Money and Time must have the consent (USPS 620-700) EZ-Pay of council to fire the With director of law or director Telephone: 652-1331 of finance (the mayor $12.50 per month* currently must have Publishes Tuesday through Saturday. 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By Kendra Baccus campers participated in water games and State Members of the Officers workshops. Urbana FFA chapter The day once again attended Ohio FFA ended with a campfire Camp Muskingum in challenging campers to Carrollton July 8-10. use their strengths to There were a total of 48 an advantage to try new campers in attendance, things and meet new with the addition of people. 2020-2021 state FFA The three short days officers, FFA camp of camp ended with staff, and over 20 FFA assigned morning advisors from around cleaning of the camp, the state. FFA Camp appreciation to the FFA Muskingum is located Advisors, and State on Leesville Lake in Officer shoutouts to FFA Carrollton, Ohio and Chapters or campers. is owned and operated State Officer Allison by the Ohio FFA Engle shouted out the Association. Urbana FFA Chapter Members Kendra for stepping out of Baccus, Ashley our comfort zone and Gemienhardt, Marah embracing ourselves Kerns, and Phoebie during the three days of Heatherly attended camp camp. with their advisors, Mr. Kendra said her Steve Wilhelm and Mrs. favorite part of camp Mallory Zachrich. was “the everyday Due to the pandemic activities and meeting (COVID 19) and social other fellow campers distancing FFA members Submitted photo from different parts attended camp for three From left are camping Urbana FFA members Marah Kerns, Kendra Baccus, Phoebie Heatherly and Ashley Gemienhardt. of the state.” Ashley’s days instead of five. five days of everyday first morning, before introduced to other The second day favorite part was With maintaining social activities, but this year breakfast, campers camp chapter members, included team building “participating in water distancing the camp everything was pushed had the opportunity to learned camp rules, and activities, various games and laser tag.” minimize the amount into two days of socially plunge into the lake, in participated in little activities campers Marah’s favorite part of campers from about distancing activities. which we call the polar activities to become signed up for and were was “being able to 250 to 50 this year. In During camp teams bear. This event would more involved with interested in. These participate in laser tag.” the past years camp would usually compete usually get you a various other campers and the activities included high Phoebie’s favorite part would be separated into for points from those amount of points for State FFA Officers. ropes, laser tag, hiking, was “being able to meet 5 sessions and this year everyday activities, due your team, but this year The day ended with a archery, line dancing new people and play they were limited to to us not being able it was seen as a morning campfire challenging lessons, shotgun/rifle laser tag, participating one session. Normally to be in the randomly wake up call. campers to step out range, playing cards, in high ropes, and pieing throughout the week selected teams we didn’t The day of arrival, of their comfort zone playing ping pong, our advisor in the face.” of camp they would have competitions members settled and change their daily canoeing and kayaking. separate events for this camp year. The into their dorms, got routine a little bit. Later on in the day, Kendra Baccus is the Urbana FFA assistant officer.

Cases COMMUNITY CALENDAR Contact event organizers for cancelled. Special meeting to be held From page 1 updates before attending events/meet- July 28 at 7 p.m. ings during the COVID-19 restric- who are not deceased. tions. Friday, July 24 For Champaign County, that number held steady Tuesday, July 21 St. Paris Farmers Market: Rain or at 43 as of Monday. shine from 3 to 6 p.m. on Fridays at Champaign County Urbana School Board: 6 p.m. 135 W. Main St. remains at Level 1 (yel- special meeting at high school, 500A low) on the public health Washington Ave. Among agenda Tuesday, July 28 emergency scale. This is items are district’s re-start plan, the lowest level of risk policy adoption, appropriations. West Liberty-Salem Board of for a county. Nineteen An executive session will be held Education: 7 p.m. special meeting counties are now at to consider employment and/or (replacing the cancelled July 21 regu- Level 3 (red), where face compensation of an employee. lar meeting) masks are ordered to be Urbana City Council: 6-7 p.m. worn indoors in public Join the meeting at https://global. Thursday, July 30 spaces or where social gotomeeting.com/join/822519021 distancing of 6 feet can- or by calling 872-240-3212 (Access East Fork Buck Creek Conser- not be maintained. Code: 822-519-021) vancy District: 5:30 p.m., Union Ohio reported 1,236 Champaign Countywide Township Hall, 3018 Harper Road, new cases on Monday, Champaign Health District graphic Public Safety Communications Mechanicsburg above the 21-day aver- Operations Board: 10 a.m., age of 1,196 daily cases. compared to the 21-day To date in total, Ohio county Emergency Management Friday, July 31 Ohio reported 15 addi- average of 89. Ohio had has recorded 76,168 Agency ofﬁce, Suite C103, county tional deaths compared 29 new intensive care cases, 9,610 hospitaliza- Community Center, 1512 S. U.S. St. Paris Farmers Market: Rain to the 21-day average of unit admissions com- tions, 3,189 deaths and Route 68, Urbana or shine from 3 to 6 p.m. on Fridays 18. The state reported pared to the 21-day aver- 51,860 presumed recov- West Liberty-Salem Board in front of municipal building, 135 W. 55 new hospitalizations age of 18. eries. of Education: regular meeting Main St.

working in their room in Districts will attempt they are permitted to Communications when nificant and prolonged School isolation or in an office to seat siblings together. remove the covering. a student/staff member exposure” to COVID-19 they are permitted to Seating charts are has been diagnosed with a that will result in quaran- From page 1 remove the covering. recommended to assist In the cafeteria COVID-19 positive case tine. with contact tracing if All districts will offer Communication will be Districts will decrease Remote learning that is needed. food service. Logistics developed by the health Student health issues the likelihood of infection School districts will Windows will be will be determined by district, not the school that are NOT diagnosed as with hygiene, cleaning offer remote learning cracked for additional each district in compli- district. A common tem- COVID-19 and safety procedures, for parents who do not ventilation when ance with the health plate will be developed to The duration of home but being in a public wish to send their child practical. department based on: include the following: stay for a child sent home place has a certain level to school. Parents may Students will be seated - Limited capacity/ - Specify to parents with a fever is the child of risk that cannot be choose two options: from back to front to occupancy of the school which classroom(s) the should become fever-free eliminated. Districts 1. Send their child to reduce the amount cafeteria confirmed case was in (without medication) for will include a Masking school (assume some of contact with other - Staggering of lunch (example: Mr. Smith). 72 hours (three full days) Acknowledgement form level of risk), or students. times/Control of traffic - More detailed state- and improvement of all in all back-to-school 2. Agree to remote Face coverings are patterns ments will be provided to other symptoms for 72 paperwork. learning from home required for students, and - No self-service building staff. hours. (Or a documented Classroom occupancy which will include spe- the district may refuse to - Individual condiments - The school district negative COVID-19 test will be determined cific timeline, grading transport a student who will cooperate with the or diagnosis of something based on each individual and work completion opts not to wear a face At recess health district’s work in other than COVID). Tem- circumstance with the requirements. Remote covering. Parents can opt School districts will contact tracing. peratures will be taken maximum amount of learning options will be to self-transport or car- utilize playgrounds and - A 14-day quarantine upon return. If a student safety considerations pos- reevaluated at the semes- pool. will make every effort will be required of any tests positive for COVID- sible. Each classroom will ter. Parents and students In the event state to maintain consistency student who tests posi- 19, they and all other incorporate extra space will agree to comply policies require with safety procedures tive with COVID-19 and; students in their families between students as prac- with remote learning school districts to use and sanitizing. 14-day quarantine will will be quarantined for 14 tical. attendance guidelines alternative schedules, -Before and after using be required of any staff days. The health district Face coverings are or a return to face-to- districts may adopt “high-touch” equip- member who is deter- will perform all contact strongly recommended face instruction will be minimum requirements ment, students would mined to have had “sig- tracing. for all students in grades required. for transportation to be required to use hand nificant and prolonged To return to school, the 3-12. These coverings will reduce the number of sanitizer. exposure” as determined child must be transported be provided by the par- On the bus students who are eligible -Districts may utilize and documented by the to school by the parent ents. Parents are required Champaign County for school district “structured” recess activi- health district. and must be checked by to have a completed districts will allow two transportation. ties such as nature walks - The Champaign the school nurse before Masking Acknowledge- students per seat and All bus drivers and bus that limit students’ physi- Health District will pro- resuming school transpor- ment form on file. in some instances three aides are required to wear cal contact with others. vide the county school tation. School employees are students if the children facial coverings. If they -Students must sanitize districts with documenta- required to wear facial are younger and therefore are working in isolation their hands before and tion that explains/defines Reach Brenda Burns at bburns@ aimmediamidwest.com. coverings. If they are smaller. or in or on the bus alone, after recess. what is considered “sig- 4 Tuesday, July 21, 2020 COMICS Urbana Daily Citizen

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SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE The State of Ohio, Champaign County

The Peoples Savings Bank, N.A., Plaintiff -vs- Matthew E. Eckurd, et.al., Defendant

Case No. 19CV132

In Pursuance of an Order of Sale in the above entitled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the east doors of the court house in Urbana, in the above named county, on Friday, the 21st day of August, 2020 at 10:00 o'clock a.m., In the event this property does not sell at the initial date of sale, a second sale EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Commercial AUTOS date is hereby scheduled on September 11th, 2020; the following described real estate, situate in the County of Cham- paign and State of Ohio, and in the City of Urbana, to wit: 2200sq.ft Store front in W. Lib- erty, forced gas furnace, C/A - Help Wanted General Apartments/Townhouses Autos Under $5000 EXHIBIT $700mo/dep., (937)441-3986. 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N-76 degrees 04'36"-E, 940.00' (feet) to a railroad spike QDPH DQG SKRQH QXPEHU \HDUV RI DJH RU ROGHUGLVDEOHG 6ZHHW &RUQ *UHHQ %HDQV found; UHJDUGOHVV RI DJH 3RVVLELOLW\ &DEEDJH RWKHU SURGXFH 2. N-76 degrees 03'38"-E, 676.71' (feet) to a railroad spike RI 5HQWDO DVVLVWDQFH PLOHV REAL ESTATE found; )RU LQIRUPDWLRQ FDOO PLOHV 7UDQVPLVVLRQ 3. N-76 degrees 32'14"-E, 254.25' (feet) to a railroad spike WR VSHDN ZLWK found; +DUULHW RU VWRS E\ WKH RIILFH DW 4. N-67 degrees 51'06"-E, 146.40' (feet) to a railroad spike Houses For Sale *Z\QQH 6W 8UEDQD found; The City of Urbana, Ohio is seeking applicants for the full time, 2KLR 5. N-60 degrees 16'00"-E, 45.37' (feet) to a point at the permanent position of ,QFRPH 7D[ &OHUN in the Finance 7XHV7KXUV DPSP PRINCIPLE PLACE OF BEGINNING for the tract hereinafter 1HZO\ UHPRGHOHG %5 % /5 Department.A City application must be submitted to apply for 7'' described, passing for reference a railroad spike found at 44.79' NLWFKHQ XWLOLW\ UP this position. The full application notice, blank application and 7KLV LQVWLWXWLRQ LV DQ HTXDO RS (feet); 1 5XVVHOO 6W 8UEDQD a full job description may be obtained at SRUWXQLW\ SURYRGHU (TXDO thence continuing with the center line of Swisher Road N-60 de- FDOO (DUO DW www.urbanaohio.com/job-openings.html or at the City of +RXVLQJ 2SSRUWXQLW\ grees 16'00"-E, 150.00' (feet) to a railroad spike found at north- Urbana Business Office at 225 South Main Street, Urbana, west corner of a 695.428 acre tract conveyed to Marilyn Kolk by Ohio 43078. To be considered, an application must be returned Deed recorded in Official Record 437, page 622, of the Cham- to the Human Resource Office by Thursday, July 23rd, 2020. paign County Records; The City of Urbana is an Equal Employment Opportunity Em- thence with a west line of said Kolk's tract S-5 degrees ployer and the City complies with the Americans with Disabili- 50'28"-E. 237.92' (feet) to a 5/8" diameter iron bar found at a ties Act. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. northeast corner of a 3.550 acre tract conveyed to Leslie LEGAL NOTICE Moore, et at., by Deed recorded in Official Record 295, page Tax Budget Hearing 2021 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 657, passing for reference the right-of-way line of Swisher Road at 32.81' (feet) and also passing for reference a 5/8" diameter Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of August, 2020, a The Urbana Township Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a pub- iron bar found at 32.52' (feet); public hearing will be held at 7:00pm at the Union Township lic hearing on Thursday July 30, 2020 at 7:00 pm at the Urbana thence with the bounds of said Moore's 3.550 acre tract the fol- Hall, 3018 Harper Road, Mechanicsburg, OH, 43044, on the Township House 2564 State Route 54 Urbana, Ohio 43078. lowing two (2) courses: 2021 Tax Budget as prepared for the Trustees of Union Town- The purpose of the meeting is to act on a variance request ap- 1. S-60 degrees 16'00"-W, 150.00' (feet) to a 5/8" diameter ship, Champaign County, Ohio. plied for by William and Amy Emory. The nature of the variance iron bar found; Rhonda L. Wallace, Union Township Fiscal Officer is “We are seeking a minimum lot size frontage variance of 60’ 2. N-5 degrees 50'28"-W, 237.92' (feet) to the place of be- July 21, 2020 (sixty feet) easement access to a building lot”. The zoning ginning, passing for reference the right-of-way line of Swisher Order#90098317 guidelines call for a minimum of 150’ (one hundred fifty Road at 205.11' (feet) and also passing for reference a 5/8" di- feet).The location description is: Section 30 Range 10 Town- ameter iron bar found at 205.37' (feet); LEGAL NOTICE ship 5. Containing 0.749 acre, 0.103 acre of which is within the road Steve Mabry, Secretary right-of-way, but being subject to the rights of all legal highways and all easements of record. A summary of the 2021 Tax Budget for the City of Urbana, Ohio July 21, 2020 Order#90098251 Being a more accurate description of a 0.75 acre tract con- is available for public inspection in the office of the Director of veyed to Steve W. Smith by Deed recorded in Official Record Finance. 206, page 435, of the Champaign County Records. The foregoing description prepared by and in accordance with a This Budget Summary includes funds subject to the legal survey by William D. Edwards, Professional Surveyor No. 7574, budget process. May 24, 2007. All iron bars set are 5/8"x30" iron rebar with a yellow plastic cap stamped "EDWARDS PS 4792 SP 7574", Persons interested in reviewing the Budget Summary may in- The basis of bearings for the herein described tract is the cen- quire at the Business Office located at 225 South Main Street ter line of Swisher Road per Official Record 206, page 435 of between 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. the Champaign County Records (N-60 degrees 16'-E). July 21, 2020 Current/Owner Deed Reference: Matthew E. Eckurd by virtue Order#90097940 of a Limited Warranty Deed dated July 22, 3013 and filed Au- gust 26, 2013 in OR Book 518, page 797. Premises commonly known as: 4131 Swisher Road, Urbana, Ohio 43078. Parcel Number(s): J37-10-00-49-00-018-00 Said Premises Located at: 431 Swisher Road, Urbana, Ohio 43078. Said Premises Appraised at $90,000.00 and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of that amount. Terms of Sale: All third party purchasers shall make sale deposit as follows: If the appraised value of the property is less than or equal to $10,000.00 a deposit of $2,000.00 is required, greater than $10,000.00 but less than or equal to $200,000.00 a deposit of $5,000.00 is required, greater than $200,000.00 a deposit of $10,000.00 is required. This new monetary schedule is pursuant to H.B. 390 effective September 28, 2016. Attorney Requesting Sale: STEPHEN D. MILES 18 W. Monument Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45402 937-461-1900 Sheriff: Matthew R. Melvin By: Lt. C.R. Copeland Champaign County, Ohio July 21, 28 & August 4, 2020 Order#90098079

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Submitted story ried the checkered for The Pines Home Solu- led to the checkered the dash, with heat wins tions Thunder cars were and notched his second DeGRAFF – It was a going to Pope, McDole up next. Scottie Marquis win of the season in his big night for Belle Center and Scott Henson. had a great night as he Monster Motors ride. driver Austin Eaton at The Wooten Automo- set fast time and won Rodney Roush, Buck Shady Bowl on Saturday. tive and Towing modi- the 20-lap feature. The Purtee, Phil Gussler Jr. Eaton was behind the fieds were also on hand. win was the second for and Chris Parker rounded wheel of his Zack Brandy- Greg Winget led the first Marquis. Landen Jones out the top five. Chad berry Racing front wheel go-round before giving had his best showing of Small II was the dash drive racer. The Harrod way to Mike Carroll. Car- the season with a strong winner with Sites taking Septic Solutions series roll, who has had an up second-place finish. Dylan the heat win. compact feature saw 36 and down season, finally Pippin was third, with This Saturday will be a cars take the green. The put his KEG Motorsports Hunter Hicks fourth and full night of racing, as the race was the Bill “Hot mod in victory lane. The Steve Fowler fifth. Vores cars will be running Rod” McElfresh Classic. win was far from easy as The Heath and Sons the third annual Bowl The race, a 55-lap feature, Daniel McPherson tried Farms Street Stocks took Bash with the winner’s recognized the talents every move he could but to the speedway next. share $2,500. The CRA of McElfresh, who has came up short, as he Jamie Sites led the field Street Stocks will do worked on the compact Photo by Peggy Isaacs watched as Carroll take in the early laps. He battle in a 150-lap feature, division cars. Austin Eaton of Belle Center won the Harrod Septic Solutions the checkered. Third held the lead until lap with the top spot paying The feature saw David compact on Saturday at Shady Bowl. The race was the Bill went to Brad Yelton, with four when Chris Parker $3,000. The Blackford Asher lead the early McElfresh Classic. Chris Parker fourth and took over and looked to Memorial will finish off stages, but on lap 17, he Logan McPherson fifth. be heading to another the night’s action with a lost the lead to Jeremy by. Eaton held off a chal- held on for second, fol- Parker took the dash win, feature win. Fast qualifier 55-lap late model feature Niswonger. Niswonger lenge from Jimmy McEl- lowed by Justin Pope, with Carroll winning the Jeremie Wiggins had with the winner claiming led until lap 29, when fresh to pick up the win Alec Young and Aaron heat. Bob Grubaugh was other plans and passed $1,555. Racing will start fast qualifier Eaton sped and $1,022. McElfresh McDole. Josh Foltz car- fast qualifier. Parker. Wiggins of Elyria at 7 p.m.

TODAY IN HISTORY By The Associated Press

Today is Tuesday, July 21, the 203rd day of 2020. There are 163 days left in the year.

Today’s Highlight in History: On July 21, 1925, the so-called “Monkey Trial” ended in Dayton, Tennessee, with John T. Scopes found guilty of violating state law for teaching Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. (The conviction was later overturned on a technicality.)

On this date: In 1796, Scottish poet Robert Burns died in Dumfries at age 37. In 1861, during the Civil War, the first Battle of Bull Run was fought at Manassas, Virginia, result- ing in a Confederate victory. In 1944, American forces landed on Guam during World War II, capturing it from the Japanese some three weeks later. The Democratic National Convention in Chicago nominated Sen. Harry S. Truman to be vice president. In 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin blasted off from the moon aboard the ascent stage of the lunar module Darron Cummings | AP for docking with the command module. Jon Rahm, of Spain, right, is congratulated by Jack Nicklaus after winning the Memorial golf tournament in Dublin, Ohio, on Sunday. In 1980, draft registration began in the United States for 19- and 20-year-old men. In 1990, a benefit concert took place in Germa- ny at the site of the fallen Berlin Wall; the concert, Rahm’s wild day ends with Memorial win which drew some 200,000 people, was headlined by Roger Waters, a founder of Pink Floyd. (The DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) reviewed it and gave him stripped as the leaders up losing in a playoff to concert ended with the collapse of a mock Berlin — Jon Rahm won the a two-shot penalty. It were on the back nine. Collin Morikawa. Wall made of styrofoam.) Memorial Tournament didn’t affect the outcome. Only five players Rahm only wanted In 1998, astronaut Alan Shepard died in Mon- to join Seve Ballesteros Rahm was surprised broke par, the fewest for his tee shot on the 16th terey, California, at age 74; actor Robert Young as the only Spaniards when it was mentioned a final round since the to stay dry, though the died in Westlake Village, California, at age 91. to reach No. 1 in the to him after he finished Memorial began in 1976. rough was not a great In 1999, Navy divers found and recovered the world, a victory he finally and said he didn’t realize The average score of option with how fast bodies of John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife, Carolyn, wrapped up with a magi- anything was wrong. 75.932 was the highest the greens were running. and sister-in-law, Lauren Bessette (bih-SEHT’), in cal shot that would have “It doesn’t take any- for the final round since it The chip was similar — the wreckage of Kennedy’s plane in the Atlantic made his idol proud. thing from the shot,” he was 75.972 in 1978. but from a different angle Ocean off Martha’s Vineyard. Rahm built an eight- said. “It’s not going to Rahm looked to be — to Tiger Woods chip- In 2000, Special Counsel John C. Danforth shot lead at the turn, take anything away from playing a different course. ping in from behind the concluded “with 100 percent certainty” that the only to see it reduced to today.” He played bogey-free on 16th green when he won federal government was innocent of wrongdoing three shots with three Rahm closed with a the front nine with bird- the Memorial for the fifth in the siege that killed 80 members of the Branch holes to play Sunday on a 3-over 75 for a three-shot ies on the two par 5s. time in 2012. Davidian compound near Waco, Texas, in 1993. Muirfield Village course victory over Palmer, the That put him eight shots Woods, in his first In 2009, prosecutors in Cambridge, Massachu- playing its toughest in 42 highest final round by a clear on his way to No. 1. competition since Feb. 16 setts, dropped a disorderly conduct charge against years. Memorial winner since And then he made because of the COVID-19 prominent Black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., In trouble behind the Roger Maltbie shot 76 bogey on the 10th. Not a pandemic, shot 76 and who was arrested by a white officer at his home green on the par-3 16th, in the inaugural year in problem. tied for 40th. near Harvard University after a report of a break- with Ryan Palmer facing 1976. He yanked his tee shot “Tough, tough condi- in. a 12-foot birdie putt from The victory was the into a creek on the par-5 tions to start out my first In 2011, the 30-year-old space shuttle program the fringe, Rahm hit a 10th of Rahm’s career 11th, and that was a big- week back, Thursday and ended as Atlantis landed at Cape Canaveral, Flori- flop shot from deep grass — fourth on the PGA ger problem based on Sunday,” Woods said. da, after the 135th shuttle flight. that came out perfectly. Tour — and moves him how hard he slammed the “But it was good to get In 2008, former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan It landed on the fringe, past Rory McIlroy in the club into the ground in a the feel and the flow of Karadzic (RA’-doh-van KA’-ra-jich), one of the ran toward the hole and world ranking by winning pique of anger. He made competing again.” world’s top war crimes fugitives, was arrested dropped for birdie as the against the strongest field double bogey. Palmer Matthew Fitzpatrick in a Belgrade suburb by Serbian security forces. fiery Spaniard let out a of the year. He is the 24th made birdie on the 12th, had a 68 for the low score (He was sentenced by a U.N. court in 2019 to life ferocious fist pump. player to be No. 1. Ball- and then Rahm made of the final day to finish imprisonment after being convicted of genocide, Palmer took bogey on esteros spent a total of another bogey from the third. crimes against humanity and war crimes.) the 17th, and the corona- 61 weeks at the top from bunker on the 14th. The consolation prize Ten years ago: A triumphant President Barack tion was on. 1986 to 1989. Just like that, the lead went to Palmer (74) and Obama signed into law the most sweeping over- The only issue was the It was the strongest was three shots. Mackenzie Hughes (72), haul of U.S. lending and high finance rules since score. Replay of Rahm’s test, too, with the rough Only a week ago at who earned spots in the the 1930s. chip appeared to show not being cut and the Muirfield Village for the U.S. Open at Winged Five years ago: The Defense Department said the ball moved ever so greens allowed to bake Workday Charity Open, Foot in September as the a U.S. airstrike in Syria on July 8, 2015 had killed slightly when he placed out because they are Justin Thomas had a leading two players from Muhsin al-Fadhli, a key figure in the Khorasan his lob wedge behind being replaced. The three-shot lead with three the top 10 who were not Group, a dangerous al-Qaida offshoot. Ohio Gov. it. PGA Tour officials fifth green already was holes to play and wound already eligible. John Kasich became the 16th notable Republican contestant to enter the U.S. 2016 presidential race. After a nearly decade-long steroids pros- ecution, Barry Bonds emerged victorious when federal prosecutors dropped what was left of their criminal case against the career home runs leader. Fair around the corner, 4-H judging begins One year ago: Clashes involving Hong Kong’s protest movement escalated violently, with police By Anna Gaertner requiring all members For more instructions, Despite these changes, launching tear gas at protesters who didn’t dis- Contributing writer to complete judging/ call the Champaign families and advisors, band after a march, and subway riders being skillathon online. County Extension office along with the county attacked by masked assailants who appeared to be 4-H judging time has Members exhibiting or visit their website. extension office have targeting the pro-democracy demonstrators. Dis- arrived. It has been a livestock projects have 4-H at the fair will have been working together to ney’s photorealistic remake of “The Lion long, rough journey for between now and many changes as well. All provide an educational King” wiped out opening-weekend box office many members as they Wednesday, July 29 to members and judges are and exciting experience records for the month of July, while “Avengers: have made many changes take the skillathon. required to wear a mask for all 4-H members. Endgame” crept past Avatar to become the high- to their busy routine due All non-livestock during all livestock shows Everyone is looking est-grossing film of all time. As a sellout crowd to COVID-19. judging consists of this year. forward to this year’s cheered him on, Irishman Shane Lowry won the Members were sched- submitting a video 4-H club booth set-up Champaign County Fair. British Open by six shots at Royal Portrush, a uled to have in-person to Flipgrid of the 4-H and tear-down has been course in Northern Ireland that had last hosted the judging this week, yet member describing their altered for everyone’s Anna Gaertner is a regular contributor to this newspaper. Open in 1951. plans shifted suddenly project. safety. 8 Tuesday, July 21, 2020 WEATHER/NEWS Urbana Daily Citizen

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Jul 27 Aug 3 Aug 11 Aug 18 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 uncomfortable. 0-2 Low; 3-4 Moderate; 5-6 High; 7-8 Very High; 9-10 Extreme Re-examination of the Mechanicsburg mascot Native Americans have represents the village and vowed to return. ies, where the last Mechanicsburg served as icsburg Conductors. long fought to eradicate should be replaced. As the soldiers tribe was forced a safe haven for runaway Growing up in Mechan- their use as mascots. In In 1811, the Darba left, it is not hard out in 1843. slaves heading north icsburg taught me to Massachusetts, Native provided a picturesque to imagine Chief While Native along the Underground conduct myself for the American groups are resting spot for General Ohito foresaw what American history Railroad, hoping to live betterment of others. demanding the passing Hull and chief mechanic may happen should in the Darba is freely. When U.S. Mar- Addison White saw the of a bill banning the use Captain Culver, whose the tribe remain, extensive, their shals tracked down Addi- same and I believe Chief of Indian mascots. The expedition was on its so they had moved T.H. place in Mechan- son White to the village Ohito would be happy we Washington football way to fight in the War of on by the time Kimball icsburg village and sought to return him moved on. So, grab your team is in the midst of 1812. Chief Ohito and the Culver returned. Contributing history is a mere to his Kentucky master, train whistles and keep a name change and the Shawnee were deemed The log cabin built columnist prelude. Reading villagers drew their guns the village’s spirit chug- Cleveland Indians retired “treacherous,” the sol- on the site of Chief through the vil- and drove the marshals ging along. Chief Wahoo in 2018 due diers fearful they were Ohito’s wigwam lage’s history, a out of town. They eventu- to its racial insensitivity. backed by the British. As established the village train of thought emerged. ally raised enough money T.H. Kimball was raised in Mechanicsburg and spent his youth While the Mechanicsburg the story goes, Culver while ensuring the Shaw- The railroad tracks, once to buy Mr. White his delivering the Urbana Daily Citizen. Indian mascot is meant to fell in love with Chief nee could never return. the arteries and veins of freedom, and he lived the He currently resides in Los Angeles, honor the Shawnee tribes Ohito’s daughter, Wawa- A similar, oftentimes our nation, on Route 29 rest of his life in Mechan- pursuing a PhD while researching nita, though the soldier’s bloodier, story could be and 4 delivered lifeblood icsburg, as a free man. heart disease at the University of that once lived in the California, Los Angeles. area, I do not believe it duty called him to war, he told about many Ohio cit- to blossoming cities. I propose the Mechan-

Urbana FFA holds St. Louis couple charged for pulling guns at protest ST. LOUIS (AP) McCloskey, who situation during an in a statement called — St. Louis’ top are both personal otherwise nonviolent the decision to charge virtual awards prosecutor on Monday injury attorneys in protest. “disheartening as charged a white their 60s, also face a “It is illegal to I unequivocally husband and wife with misdemeanor charge of wave weapons in a believe no crime was banquet felony unlawful use of a fourth-degree assault. threatening manner committed.” By Hailey Combs weapon for displaying Circuit Attorney — that is unlawful in Supporters of the guns during a racial Kim Gardner told The the city of St. Louis,” McCloskeys said they Urbana FFA held its annual banquet on May injustice protest outside Associated Press that Gardner said. were legally defending 20 at 11:24 a.m. virtually due to Covid-19, which their mansion. the McCloskeys’ actions An attorney for the their $1.15 million prevented the members from gathering for this Mark and Patricia risked creating a violent couple, Joel Schwartz, home. event. Approximately 126 members and guests viewed the recording, which can be found on Urbana FFA’s Facebook page. During the meeting, award recipient names were displayed across the screen. On May 27, 2020, the Urbana FFA advisors Mrs. Zachrich and Mr.Wilhelm delivered awards personally to the recipients. The meeting began with the Honorary Chapter Degree, which was received by Joyce Nelson. This degree is given to members of the community who have helped make a difference in the FFA chapter. The meeting continued with the chapter recognizing the recipients of the Chapter FFA Degree. Four members received the silver charm of the Chapter FFA Degree including Kendra Baccus, Sarrah Baldwin, Ashley Gemienhardt, and Marah Kerns. Mr. Wilhelm and Mrs. Zachrich then presented special awards for those members who participated in Career Development Events over the past year. The CDE’s awarded included Urban Soils, Rural Soils, Livestock Evaluation, Equine Management, Meat Evaluation, Agricultural Communications, Milk Quality and Products, Ag Diagnostics, Public Speaking, Job Interview, Parliamentary Procedure, and Food Science. Awards were also given to 18 members who achieved the Chapter Scholarship award. Rachael Dulaney also received a $500 FFA ANNOUNCING NEW LOCAL scholarship. The top fruit sales were also awarded. This included Conor Thomas 1st, Kendra Baccus 2nd, and Daniel McKenzie 3rd. The last awards were presented to the recipients ORTHOPEDIC PARTNERSHIP of the Star Student Awards which were presented to Faith Denkewalter as Star Greenhand, Marah Mary Rutan Hospital Orthopedics & Sports Medicine LOCAL EXPERTS Kerns as Outstanding Sophomore, Janie Wallace as has partnered with the Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio SPECIALIZING IN: Star Junior, Justin Preece as Outstanding Senior. (OIO) to bring expanded orthopedic services to the Conor Thomas received the Star Chapter Farmer Logan, Champaign and Union County areas. • Arthritis Award and Justin Preece received the Star Ag • Carpal & Cubital Tunnel Surgery Placement award. Justin and Conor both received With the addition of three orthopedic surgeons, awards from the Ohio FFA Convention as well. enhanced services include specialists in hand, spine, • Elbow Surgery Justin received 3rd place proficiency award in Ag trauma, joint replacement, an array of surgical • Epidural Blocks & Injections Mechanics Job Placement and Conor achieved his procedures and additional emergency department • Foot & Ankle Surgery State FFA Degree. coverage. The final duty of the officers was the officer • Knee Surgery installation ceremony. The new officers for 2020- Patients are seen at both the Bellefontaine and Urbana • Hand Reconstruction 2021 are: Janie Wallace- President, Trey Williams- offices and surgeries are performed locally at • Hip Surgery Vice President, Ashley Gemienhardt- Secretary, Mary Rutan Hospital. Faith Denkewalter- Treasurer, Hailey Combs- • Non-surgical Treatments Reporter, Elizabeth James- Sentinel, Marah Kerns- URBANA • Osteoporosis Student Advisor and Assistant Officer Kendra • Shoulder Surgery Baccus. These new officers have promised to (937) 887-0164 uphold the duties of their office and the traditions • Spine Surgery of the FFA for the next year. BELLEFONTAINE • Sports Medicine (937) 599-1280 or (937) 651-6441 • Wrist Surgery

Hailey Combs is the Urbana FFA reporter. OH-70196513