Lima Fire Department inspector Warren Pughsley was honored for his contributions to the community at Safety City's summer graduation.
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The local police department is giving kids the opportunity to learn important life skills through the Delphos Safety City summer program.
Eric Miracle from the Lima Police Department in with safety tips and reminders to keep your summer safe!
A video game tournament was held to raise funds for Safety city and the DARE program.
Ten students from area schools were recognized for their winning essays in the DARE program, highlighting lessons on safety and decision-making. Organizers are also preparing for upcoming Safety City field trips and summer program registration.
Registration for the Lima Noon Optimist Safety City Summer Academy opens March 27, offering a free safety education program for children ages 5 to 9. Organizers say spots fill quickly, with 12 sessions planned throughout the summer.
The Lima Noon Optimist Home Show brought many different house ideas to its attendees.
The Lima-Allen County Bike and Pedestrian Task Force wrapped up its year tonight by shining a spotlight on the people driving its progress.
LPD Officer Eric Mericle, Safety City Program Coordinator, said, “The earliest I’ve ever seen anybody line up was, like, an hour and a half to two hours prior, but it’s, you know, come out. You know, there’s going to be a little bit of a line, but there’s so many people passing out various different things, not only just candy, they may have free gift cards to places. So it’s just going to be a fun, fun time.”
The Lima Noon Optimist held their Respect for Law program on Wednesday, and brought in a man who taught kids to respect safety in Lima in the 80's and 90's.