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SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP, OH (WLIO) - Apollo Career Center celebrated both the end of School Board Recognition Month and the beginning of Career and Technical Education Month with one evening.

The "Spartanaires" and the "Scarlet and Gray" music programs making several stops around the city today. We caught up with them at Springview Manor where residents were enjoying a variety

The Lima Exchange Club hammered stakes into the ground and placed dozens of American flags at Springview Manor and Primrose Retirement Community of Lima ahead of Veterans Day to recognize

COVID cases in K-12 schools, long-term care• The Ohio Department of Health released its weekly update on coronavirus in K-12 schools and long-term ca

LIMA — Springview Manor will host a Healthcare Hero drive-thru celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 22 at Springview Manor, 883 W. Spring St.,

Today’s latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic ONLY ON LIMAOHIO.COM Hotline • Lima hospitals established a Community Call Center at 419-226-9000. Residents are urged to call that number before visiting a health care provider or an emergency room. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. • Call the Ohio Department of Health’s public COVID-19 hotline: 833-4-ASK-ODH. The hotline will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week. Masks • The Centers for Disease Control and ...

Jackson family influence This combined photo shows the Rev. Annie Jackson speaking with a newspaper reporter in 1975. The Lima News file Sisters Maggie Breaston and Georgia Newsome, photographed in an unknown year. Both were called into community service. The Lima News file Courtesy of Allen County Historical Society Annie (Mrs. Gibb) Jackson, photographed in an unknown year. Courtesy of Allen County Historical Society Bill Jackson poses for a photo in 2000 after Hope Neighborhood Associ...

Family questions Lima nursing home care By Mackenzi Klemann - mklemann@limanews.com Glenna Diana Casto, 71, pictured with her daughters Andie Fallon (top right) and Angel Hopkins (bottom left). Courtesy of Andie Fallon LIMA — Glenna Casto arrived at the hospital one day in December with a fever, during what was supposed to be a routine appointment. But when she was transferred to the emergency department, nurses discovered extensive pressure wounds along Casto’s legs, buttocks and heels, ...