Top Stories

A collage of the sun at different stages of the eclipse viewed from the courtsquare on Monday, April 8.

Sidney resident John Dunlap created a photo array of Monday’s eclipse of the sun and moon. Starting with when the moon first moves in front of the sun to the last photo of totality, Dunlap captured the historic moment.

The 2024 eclipse reaches totality viewed from the courtsquare. Totality began at roughly 3:09 p.m. on Monday, April 8.

LIMA — Things will be lining up for something truly special in northwest Ohio on April 8.

Here’s your look at when you’ll see the eclipse from different places in the region, including the length of totality:

By Melanie Speicher

LIMA — The way we view the world is through one very important organ: the eyes. On April 8, residents will have an opportunity to watch a total solar eclipse. Experts recommend each person wear glasses to protect themselves as they experience history.

TROY — With such an extremely rare opportunity to see a total solar eclipse in the region April 8, visitors are sure to pour into numerous local cities in the pathway of the eclipse.

A Canada goose walks across a small island created by flooding at Roadside Park on Wednesday, April 3.

Two people were transported from an accident involving a pickup truck and another vehicle at the intersection of Michigan Street and Meadow Lane in front of Lowe’s.