WILLARD - Willard High School freshman Katie Holthouse took advantage of watching fellow cast members rehearse their scenes in "South Pacific.' She smiled pleasantly as she sat in the front row, waiting for her scene. "It's a lot of fun to sit and watch because you know how hard they worked. It's fun to see it all come together,' Katie said.

CLEVELAND - Outdoors, indoors, wherever. If your interest is information and trends about fishing and hunting gear, recreational vehicles, vacation spots or, believe it or not, Texas Hold 'em, make it a point to to get to the 70th annual Cleveland Sports, Travel and Outdoor Show next week. With 65 million visitors taking advantage of Ohio's state park system each year, there is little wonder the main focus is outdoor recreation. All interests are addressed including camping, fishing and hunting. Special presentations are scheduled by turkey calling expert Steve Lecorchick and bass tournament fisherman Doug Strickland. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

Celeryville students in Power of the Pen Celeryville Christian students competed for the first time in the Power of the Pen District Tournament Feb. 3. Coach Sheri Wiers was happy with the students' performances. The CCS Boosters funded the entrance fee, and CCS friends helped prepare the students for several weeks prior to the competition by evaluating practice writings.

NORWALK - The following people recently were convicted of drunken driving in Norwalk Municipal Court: Christopher D. Hite, 30, 22 Corwin St., Norwalk. Violation date: Dec. 15, 2006. Conviction date: Feb. 13, 2007. Sentence: $800 fine, $65 costs, one-year license suspension and 10 days in jail.

There's an old clich nobody's right if everybody's wrong. That's certainly the case in the Plymouth-Shiloh school district. The administration is investigating a sex scandal, which has been rumored for two years, involving staff members, but no students. The investigation began in December 2006 because that was when someone came forward with "factual evidence." However, the administrators had certainly heard the rumors before.

I just got off the phone with my "mole" at the Norwalk Sanitation Department. "Joe" has disclosed some highly classified, inside information concerning this year's date for Operation ASTPU (code word for Annual Spring Trash Pick-Up). It's not that I have tons of stuff I want to get rid of. We live outside of the city limits anyway and have the sweet, sweet, joy of taking our junk directly to the landfill ourselves. Rather, I'm planning to hop in my truck and drive slowly along the streets of Norwalk, in search of the fabulous treasures people will set along the curb during ASTPU. With the help of my mole, this year I will be ready for all four days. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

BELLEVUE - The Expo 2007 will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 31 at the Bellevue High School. License bureau to close at noon on Saturdays

The Huron County Board of Elections is reminding citizens of Huron County that they must register to vote or change their name or address by April 9 in order to be eligible to vote in the May 8 special election. There will be no candidates on the ballot, and the election is not county wide. The following precincts will be open:

A Seneca County man faces a June 26 trial in connection with making arrangements to have sex with someone he assumed to be a 14-year-old girl. Tiffin resident Jacob W. Hoover, 18, is accused of contacting undercover Wakeman Police Officer Josh Rice, who was posing as a girl, on an Internet chatroom and then arranging to meet "her" for the purposes of sex, authorities said.