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Here’s a look at the area baseball teams. Hamilton will not field a team this season. Central Noble Coach: Tyler Graybeal The Central Noble baseball program is growing. There are 32 players in the program this year, which allowed them to put together a C team. On the varsity, Dylan Eggl, Will Hoover, Jackson Hoover, Cade Weber and Noah Christopher are all returning with varsity experience. The newcomers are Tyler Shisler, Jaxon Copas, Justin Krider, Aidan Dreibelbis, Caleb Weaver, Aidan Harman, Nick Godsey, Chase Spencer and Sawyer Yoder. The strength of the Cougars will be their depth. ...

Town of Palmer vaccination site administers 150 COVID-19 shots Wednesday Updated Feb 25, 2021; PALMER – Although the municipality’s COVID-19 vaccination site could administer many more doses, the town manager, Ryan McNutt says they are making the most of what they are receiving, which currently are 100 total weekly. Last week’s shipment was delayed, but combined with this week’s amount, 150 were able to be vaccinated on Wednesday, Palmer Town Manager Ryan McNutt said in a Thursday morning interview on radio station WARE. “We have another [vaccination event] scheduled this Friday,�...

Palmer reports 14 new COVID-19 related deaths; total now at 21 Updated Jan 21, 2021; PALMER – Town Manager Ryan McNutt’s most recent report to the Palmer Town Council indicates 14 new COVID-19 related deaths, bringing the cumulative total here to 21, since the pandemic began in March. The town manager’s office provided a copy of McNutt’s Jan. 11 report to The Republican on Wednesday. It says there are currently “91 actively positive cases in Town. (21) residents of Town have died from Covid-19 at present; (14) in the past two weeks. About (20) of the new positive cases are people b...

Palmer buying police body cameras with federal grant Updated Dec 16, 2020; PALMER – The Police Department will purchase 30 body cameras for all of its full time officers. Palmer Police Chief Christopher Burns successfully applied for a $31,200 federal grant to pay for the new equipment, Town Manager Ryan McNutt told the council at Monday’s meeting. The idea of equipping officers with cameras was first researched in depth by the department in 2018. The money to purchase them, from a US Department of Justice program, called Edward J. Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant. It is named in...