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West Union · West UnionTwo people are in custody after a 2-year-old died in an Adams County apartment Tuesday morning, the Adams County Sheriff's Office said.The sheriff's office said the Adams County Communications Center received a call just after 9 a.m. about a 2-year-old found unresponsive at an apartment complex in West Union.When deputies and first responders arrived at the scene, they found a child not breathing. The 2-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene,…See the Story
Sheriff: 2-Year-Old Dies at Adams County Apartment; 2 People in Custody
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West Union · West UnionSubmitted News The West Union Methodist Church will be hosting their annual Fourth of July community picnic and Liberty Cornet Band Concert. They will be serving grilled hot dogs, sauce, baked beans, chips, homemade cookies, ice cream, ice cold tea and lemonade. Everyone is invited to join at the church, 203 E. Mulberry Street (behind the National Bank), following the parade brought to you by… SourceRead Article
WU Methodist Church hosting Fourth of July concert/picnic | People's Defender

Education · West UnionBy Ryan Applegate People’s Defender After nearly five decades dedicated to education and coaching, Joe Kramer is stepping away from the classroom and the ballfields. For the past 48 years, Kramer has taught and coached across Ohio, with 41 of those years spent at West Union High School, where his impact on the students, athletes, and community members is difficult to put into words—but many… SourceRead Article