LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - The Lima community is working together to make the city a better place.

We're approaching 1,000 fuel tanks erected as we speak,” said Everett "Butch" Kirk, president of International Tank. “So it's been a great run. We're a family business. I'm third generation.

Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal’s Ohio Fire Academy Lima native Chris Wade being honored at Ohio graduation Friday in Reynoldsburg. LIMA — Chris Wade was one of 16 ...

Butch McGuire's, a 64-year-old family-owned bar long popular among Chicago's younger crowd, is pursuing a new location in Lincoln Park. A person familiar with the plan told Crain's the new bar is ...

LIMA — Visitors to Lima Senior High School will soon pass by the names of 600 graduates who served in the U.S. armed forces. Construction is now underway for the Veterans Wall of Honor, a ...

Downtown Lima is changing. Approximately $60 million has been invested into the southeast corridor, said Greater Lima Region President and CEO Dave Stratton during a meeting with Allen Lima Leadership ...

May 5—LIMA — Chris Wade was one of 16 graduates honored at the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal's Ohio Fire Academy graduation ceremony Friday in Reynoldsburg ...

The owner of The Oaks, a 90-acre space with thousands of oak trees, is creating a pond, an amphitheater and other spaces for ...

GRAND FORKS — A driver was arrested after a chase through Grand Forks that went through Lincoln Park before finally ending near downtown. The incident started at approximately 6:20 p.m. on ...

Named Slick City Action Park, the chain is aiming to open at 1170 Polaris Parkway near Polaris Fashion Place by early to mid May. The 35,000-square-foot Ohio park is one of several locations Slick ...

Pickle Park & Pub, a new bar and restaurant with pickleball courts and a golf simulator, will open in Astor Park in January 2026. Palm Valley Cocktails, a new desert-themed bar, has opened in ...

Pickleball players may have access to new public courts as early as this fall, says Town Administrator Phil Gould.