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Noise complaints addressed at Wyoming City Council mtg.
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Written by Doug Hampton
Thursday, 17 May 2012 14:06
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 Discussion regarding noise complaints from the Pour House in Wyoming were addressed at the May Wyoming City Council meeting. There have been a few complaints regarding the nights that bands play at the bar. Police Chief Steve Sloan said that he parked at the Dollar General store and it was somewhat loud and when he parked at Wyoming Monument, he said the sound was muffled, but not bad. The residents in the houses to the south of the bar have been contacted and have not had any problems with the noise from the bands, but a resident to the north of the bar has.
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Toulon council focuses on police department
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Written by John A. Ballentine
Thursday, 17 May 2012 06:49
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 In a lengthy discussion concerning Toulon’s police department, a number of issues boiled to the surface. The talks began with Mayor Rick Collins stating, “there is an undercurrent to discredit Chief (Doug) Richards.” Councilperson Misty Turnbull spoke to that statement saying, “It concerns me that when I talk with people, no one seems to know when he works.”
In response Collins replied, “I’m not happy with any of it.” Presumably this meant the police department and the alleged discrediting of Richards. Collins continued, “People don’t like to see their name trashed in the paper.”
Collins added, “We (the council) need to work together – other people are calling the game. We solve the problem (concerning the police department) by working together.” At this point, the subject was brought up that rumors have circulated around Toulon claiming the police officers have been seen playing video games at the police station.
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Rain clears, Rebels and Lady Rebels go to action
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Written by Jason Musselman
Thursday, 10 May 2012 12:50
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 The Rebels played host on Monday afternoon to Ridgewood in a rescheduled double header game. Despite heavy weekend rains, the game got underway as promised. In game one, the Rebels were held scoreless and had only one hit, while Ridgewood posted three runs on five hits.
Cole VanWassenhove pitched all five innings, allowing two earned runs, two walks and three strike outs.
In the second game, the Rebels went on top early with three runs in the bottom of the first inning, 3-0, but Ridgewood answered back with four in the top of the second.
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Milroy, Endress named SCHS Prom King and Queen
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Written by Administrator
Thursday, 10 May 2012 12:46
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 Kyle Milroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Milroy of Toulon, and Taylor Endress, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Endress of Camp Grove, were named the 2012 Stark County High School Prom King and Queen. This year’s prom was held on May 5 at Knox College with the theme “Touch of Class”.
Other senior attendents included Kari Shafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shafer of Wyoming, Elizabeth Heaton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Heaton of Toulon, Nathan Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harris of Bradford, and Jon Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hall of Bradford.
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