Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of September.
Good morning, Lancaster.
Hummingbirds (the ruby-throated species common here) are beginning their migration south this fall as experts advise keeping feeders out through October to help them refuel.
The birds have been seen leaving Ohio and will return in April.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 462 in September, allowing students to carry nasal-spray alternatives to EpiPens in state schools (this change also extends to camps).
Officials in Fairfield and Licking Counties warned of heavy traffic from Sept.
18 to Sept. 21 due to three events — including Luke Bryan's Farm Tour at Miller Family Farm, the Lost Lands Festival at Legend Valley, and Perry County's Backwoods Fest — and advised drivers to follow law enforcement signs.
Dine with Jeff visits Adena Fairfield Medical Center cafeteria today to present its dining experience to the community.
Bloom-Carroll's defense forced two crucial fumbles near the 10-yard line—key turnovers that led to a 30-13 win over Fairfield Union on Friday, Sept.
18 at Fairfield Union Stadium.
Fisher Catholic and Berne Union won strong games in high school football today.
Fisher Catholic improved to 4-1 by defeating Zanesville Rosecrans 45—13 while Berne Union reached 3-2 with a 55—0 win over Millersport.
Lancaster football fell 27-14 to Groveport on Friday, Sept.
18 at Fulton Field after five turnovers hurt their play. The loss dropped the team's record to 1-4, and they will host Pickerington Central for homecoming on Sept. 25.
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