The Community Post

The Community Post A weekly newspaper serving Minster and the surrounding communities since 1896. The office is located in Minster, the center of the area the newspaper serves.

The Community Post, a weekly newspaper serving the area since 1896, is in the business of sharing the good news of the community with our readers. Published each Tuesday, the Community Post is a publication full of good news from the Minster-Fort Loramie-Osgood-Yorkshire-Maria Stein-New Bremen areas — as well as from lots of places in-between those communities. The publication itself has gone thro

ugh many changes over the years — it's no longer published in German, for example — but what has never changed is The Community Post's mission to chronicle the lives of the people in the area through school news, feature articles, sports write-ups, correspondent submissions and more.

01/09/2026

New Bremen’s Maria Kramer drives the lane with a nice left-handed layup vs Ft. Recovery Thursday night.

01/07/2026

WAPAKONETA – The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners has approved a new shared leadership model for Auglaize County Job and Family

01/06/2026

At the village council meeting at Fort Loramie, they approved both the payment of the list of bills and to accept the list of pay-ins. In addition, they had a

From this week's edition of The Community Post.
01/06/2026

From this week's edition of The Community Post.

After a tough loss the previous night, the Minster Wildcats took out their frustration on the Ottoville Big Green 70-48 in non conference boys basketball action on Saturday night. Minster

01/05/2026

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01/02/2026

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01/02/2026

While there’s been a small reprieve in the weather during the past week or so, people can expect some more low temperatures going forward here in Auglaize County.

12/31/2025
12/31/2025

COLUMBUS— State Representative Angie King (R-Celina) is pleased to announce that the Ohio Controlling Board approved the release of funding for two projects that will directly benefit the 84th House

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12/30/2025

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The Minster Wildcats boys basketball team used a 10-2 fourth quarter to get past the pesky Anna Rockets 52-39 in non conference basketball action in Anna on Saturday night. Minster

You can read this and other local news in this week's edition of The Community Post.
12/30/2025

You can read this and other local news in this week's edition of The Community Post.

A $1,000 National FFA SAE Grant has been awarded to Cole Carity of the Minster FFA Chapter. Ruth Ann is the daughter of Brent and Marie Carity.

12/29/2025

ST. MARYS — Federal workplace safety officials have issued three serious safety citations totaling $41,706 following a four-month investi- gation into a deadly building collapse in St. Marys that killed

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The Community Post, a weekly newspaper serving the area since 1896, is in the business of sharing the news of the community with our readers.

Published each Thursday, the Community Post is a publication covering Minster, Fort Loramie, Maria Stein and New Bremen, as well as from lots of places in-between those communities.

The office is located in Minster, the center of the area the newspaper serves. The publication itself has gone through many changes over the years — it's no longer published in German, for example — but what has never changed is The Community Post's mission to chronicle the lives of the people in the area through school news, feature articles, sports write-ups, correspondent submissions and more.

Yearly subscriptions to the paper cost $30.