The Ottawa River, once considered a polluted and nearly lifeless waterway, has become a success story in environmental restoration thanks to decades of conservation and water-quality improvement efforts. Ottawa River Coalition Executive Director Lydia Archambo highlighted the river's recovery and the importance of environmental stewardship during a presentation to the Lima Rotary Club.
The Ottawa River Coalition held its annual Good Friday fish fry, its only fundraiser, to support environmental programs and river cleanup efforts. Organizers credited volunteers and community donations, including a popular silent auction, for the event’s continued success.
The city of Lima’s Department of Public Works held an open house style input session about replacing the bridge on Main Street.
The city of Lima is planning to replace the aging South Main Street bridge over the Ottawa River and is asking for public input.
Residents can attend an open house March 25 to review designs and share feedback on the project.
Nov. 16 Stormwater Awareness Day, and the Allen Soil and Water Conservation District is using the day to remind residents how rain and melting snow affect local water quality.
The 2025 Allen Lima Leadership class explored the Ottawa River and learned about Allen County’s agricultural industry as part of its ongoing educational field trips.
As summer winds down, many pool owners prepare to drain their pools. But before you let that water go, it’s important to consider where it’s headed.
On Wednesday, June 18, Cenovus Lima Refinery will conduct an emergency exercise that includes activity outside the refinery.
Bath High School’s Interact Club, sponsored by the Lima Rotary Club, is 75 members strong and committed to giving back. While each student is required to complete at least 24 hours of community service per year, many go far beyond that.
Volunteers were on a mission to pick up trash to help keep the Ottawa River clean.