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Tiffin entrepreneur Eric Watson has launched a Republican primary challenge against State Rep. Gary Click, attacking his support for Digital ID legislation and corporate ties. The May 5 primary winner faces Democrat Aaron Jones in November.
Ohio Secretary of State candidate Marcell Strbich has endorsed Eric Watson, a far-right Republican challenger to incumbent Rep. Gary Click in Ohio’s 88th House District.
Aaron Jones, Tiffin City Councilman and factory supervisor, announces Democratic campaign for Ohio's 88th House District. The U.S. Army veteran will challenge incumbent Gary Click in November.
Aqua Ohio cautions that runoff from a large egg-laying operation near Tiffin could increase drinking water treatment costs, potentially impacting customer water rates.
A Tropical Smoothie Café is planned for West Market Street in Tiffin, opening in spring 2026.
The 11th annual Downtown Tiffin St. Paddy’s Day 5K Run/Walk returns March 14, 2026, supporting downtown revitalization programs.
More than 280 people were detained by ICE in central Ohio during a December enforcement surge, prompting concern from immigrant advocates and lawmakers over safety, racial profiling, and jail overcrowding.
The City of Tiffin will continue its Façade Enhancement Program in 2026, offering matching grants for exterior improvements to downtown historic buildings.
U.S. Army veteran and Tiffin City Council member Aaron Jones has announced his campaign for Ohio State Representative in the 88th District, directly challenging incumbent Rep. Gary Click, whose legislative record on social issues has drawn debate.
Thrift Junktion LLC, a new resale shop offering affordable new and gently used items, has opened at 191 S. Washington St. in Downtown Tiffin.
Tiffin’s Architectural Board of Review has approved exterior design and renovation plans for the East Tower project, clearing the way for new apartments, commercial space, and a south-side building addition. The project continues the long-term restoration of the historic 1893 structure.
State Rep. Gary Click is facing a GOP primary challenge from Eric Watson of Tiffin, who is running to his right with a platform centered on Christian-nationalist themes and opposition to digital IDs, property taxes, and “unchecked data centers.” Click publicly dismissed the challenge.
The 2025 Tiffin Crawl #31 raised $25,260 to support Sisters in Shelter’s youth-focused human trafficking prevention and education programs in Seneca County. The event drew major contributions from local organizations, businesses, and community members.
A Sunday evening vigil at the East Green Amphitheater will honor the victims of the Huss Street murder–suicide that left four dead, as Tiffin leaders call for community support and healing.
Tiffin police say Ryan Eagon fatally shot two children and 29-year-old Dustin Willey during a domestic-related incident on Huss Street before taking his own life. Investigators released new details Thursday as the murder–suicide investigation continues.
Four people — two men and two children — were killed in a murder-suicide Wednesday evening on Huss Street in Tiffin, according to police. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and identities have not yet been released.
Tiffin City Schools Superintendent Jerry Nadeau announced he will step down Dec. 8 to focus on family health and time together. Board President Larry Kisabeth praised his leadership and work on the district’s recent levy victory, calling his tenure marked by collaboration and student-focused progress.
Tiffin voters approved a 0.75% earned income tax levy Tuesday, ensuring stable funding for Tiffin City Schools’ daily operations and student programs. The measure passed with 58.3% support, marking the district’s first new operating revenue in over a decade.
The Empire Restaurant in downtown Tiffin has rebranded as The Empire Bistro, shifting from fine dining to a more casual, neighborhood-style concept. The updated menu features burgers, steaks, salads, and weekly specials, along with an expanded beer selection.
Aglet Brewing, owned by Tiffin natives Rick and Mel Sutter, is set to open in early 2026 inside the historic Laird Building downtown. The new brewery will feature 12 taps with a wide range of beer styles and plans to host community events in collaboration with nearby businesses.
