LIMA, OH (WLIO) - When dads across the area said, "Take me out to the ball game," the Lima Locos listened. 

They've been bringing enjoyment and excitement to their fans year after year and they just want to say thanks to the community for their support. Lima Locos' assistant general manager Tim Clark speaking at Lima Mayor David Berger's weekly briefing on how important the fans and supporters are for their program. The Loco's have brought home multiple titles including this year's Great Lakes League championship. Clark says the community is a big part of their success from coming to the games, volunteering at the games, to housing the players.

The Lima Noon Optimist group is inviting everyone to mark their calendars for their first partnership with the Lima Locos. Optimist Night at the Locos is coming on June 27, 2019, at Simmons Field. This year marks 100 years for the international club and the Lima Optimists are celebrating with a Locos baseball game. There will be games, trivia, and giveaways before and during the game. Tickets for adults are $4, and only $2 for kids and seniors. Those involved with little league or Abilities League get in free if they wear their jerseys.

It's some of the best collegiate baseball in the country and you can find it right here in Lima. 

An update discussed, at Monday night's Lima City Council meeting, on a major infrastructure project in the city. 

The Allen County RTA met for their monthly meeting to discuss multiple different topics including levy updates, service reduction updates and the Lima Locos.