Bryan Times

The Bryan Times is a daily newspaper located in Bryan, Ohio, that began its journey on February 2, 1949. This publication was formed when The Bryan Democrat and The Bryan Press merged. Shortly after, on September 12, 1949, it shifted to a daily format, providing news six days a week from Monday to Saturday. The origins of The Bryan Press trace back to the Republican Standard, which was established in 1854, along with the Bryan Democrat that started as a twice-weekly paper in 1863. The Bryan Democrat was founded by Robert N. Patterson and retained its name until the merger in 1949, while The Bryan Press underwent several name changes before settling in 1869.

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Art highlighted at Bryan High School

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Brian Koeller

The Bryan High School ceramics class is the envy of art teachers in the area, and its students had a great deal of success this year. Ceramics teacher Brandon Knott and his son, Ian, a junior at the school and an art student, discussed the class and showed off some artwork to the board of education recently.
Do just one thing

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol

It's called the "no lid" coffee trend, and it's exactly what it sounds like: Order your morning coffee without a plastic lid. When you forget your reusable cup, the next best thing is to minimize your disposable waste. People are choosing to get cups without lids, since plastic lids are nearly impossible to recycle. Plus, coffee connoisseurs say drinking from a cup makes coffee taste better and is more enjoyable for the senses. When you want a second cup, just refill the first!
Montpelier board hears updates, handles business

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol

MONTPELIER— The Montpelier Exempted Village Schools Board of Education heard updates and took care of various staff and other business issues. Superintendent Travis Lichty said the school had some recent wind damage that was being fixed. "It should be finished up a couple of weeks," he said. "It's an insurance claim, so it's not going to cost us anything."During the legislative report, Patti Rockey, board member, said House Bill 155 had its first hearing on May 6.
Stepmom's fashion friends are far from ready to wear

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol

DEAR ABBY: My father’s wife, “Carole,” loves to thrift-shop. She enjoys hunting for a good deal, particularly if she can find things for our 5-year-old daughter, “Liana.” It’s sweet how excited she gets when she brings over a pile of new clothes. The problem is, Carole has really different taste than my husband and I do, and most of her purchases aren’t appropriate for a little girl to be wearing.
Fayette's Beauregard used family foundation to build success

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Jeffery R. Ratliff

FAYETTE — From an early age, Fayette senior Evan Beauregard drew inspiration from his family, including his grandfather who played football and wrestled at the University of Toledo in the 1950s. The youngest of three siblings, Beauregard has made his own path, both academically and athletically during his tenure at Fayette High School. He holds a 4.228 grade point average, which is top in his class.
Holgate's Isabelle Blaker stays busy by helping others

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Jeffery R. Ratliff

HOLGATE — The opportunity to help others comes naturally to Holgate senior Isabelle Blaker, who plans to study nursing after high school. Blaker, who was a three-sport athlete at Holgate, has been active in several clubs and organizations throughout her high school career, with all of her extra-curricular activities based in one goal — helping others. “The one subject that I feel strongly about is helping others,” said Blaker.
Remington always knew she wanted to pursue career in medical field

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Jeffery R. Ratliff

PETTISVILLE — Having parents that are nurses, Pettisville senior Grace Remington has known for quite some time now that she wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. A helpful push from a teacher, solidified exactly what kind of career she wanted. “One teacher who has had a major influence on me was Mrs. Meller,” said Remington. “I took Mrs. Meller’s anatomy and physiology and chemistry classes. Mrs. Meller helped me realize my love for science and the medical field.
‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Premiere Date News Revealed - Will It Return in 2025?

1 day ago | bryantimes.com | Avery Thompson

Benedict (Luke Thompson) babes, it’s our time! The Netflix juggernaut has been working hard on its highly-anticipated fourth season, with Benedict stepping into the limelight as he searches for his happily ever after. On May 14, Netflix decided to drop a surprise on fans and revealed the Season 4 premiere date. And that’s not all. Viewers were treated to a clip of the moment Benedict meets Sophie (Yerin Ha) for the first time.
Treasurer hopes budget is 'worst version'

2 days ago | bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol

MONTPELIER — A five-year forecast that brings cash on hand down to $300,000 is based on what Montpelier Exempted Village Schools' Treasurer Carla Rice hopes is the worst possible outcome. The forecast reflects the current House of Representatives version of the biennial Ohio budget, which has yet to be passed and signed into law. The law is currently in the Senate. Once it's out of the Senate, Rice said, it will go to committee to reconcile the differences before going to Gov.
Commissioners discuss EMS while visiting Stryker

2 days ago | bryantimes.com | Brian Koeller

STRYKER — The Williams County commissioners Tuesday met at the Stryker Senior Center, and held an extensive discussion on the future of EMS and project funding. The meeting was held at the senior center as part of the Coffee with the Commissioners outreach program. Commissioner Scott Lirot told those gathered the commissioners had traveled to Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne Monday to learn about how that facility uses priority dispatching for emergency medical runs.