Mapleton second grader competes at All American Youth Horse Show
Paige Scott, a second grader from Mapleton Elementary School, recently competed at the All American Youth Horse Show at the Ohio State Fairgrounds.
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Bears, bobcats and badgers: Ohio’s wild side is quietly rebounding
Rare wildlife like bobcats and black bears is returning to Ohio as humans retreat indoors—discover more about this surprising trend now.
Dalton’s late runs end Falcons’ softball season in Sweet 16 doozy
In a rare Sweet 16 rematch, Dalton defeated Hillsdale 3-1 in a Division VI classic. The Falcons finished their season with a 19-8 record.
Calling all musicians: Join the Ashland County Community Marching Band on July 4
The countywide marching band will march in the July 4 parade down Claremont Avenue and Main Street in Ashland at 10 a.m.
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Ashland County Airport Authority seeks $683K state grant for fuel tank project
The Ashland County Airport Authority is applying for $683,550 through the Ohio Department of Transportation for an 8,000-gallon fuel tank.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from May 25
Stay updated with the daily log of calls for service from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office.
Here are Ashland police reports for May 22-26
Stay up to date with the Ashland police activity from May 22-26, including calls, incidents and arrests in the community.
Unearth your own story: Explore The Ashland Public Library’s reading program this summer
Kids of all ages crowded around trays of “crime scene” pickles, searching for clues. All of them had suffered a puzzling injury. As children dissected the pickles, librarians guided them through a goofy, science-inspired mystery activity at the Ashland Public Library. It was silly. Creative. A little chaotic. And the…
Annual Memorial Day parade travels down Ashland’s Main Street
The nation’s colors displayed vibrantly on Memorial Day as overcast skies allowed all the attention to be on the red, white and blue.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call logs from May 22-24
Check out the latest call records from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office detailing 268 calls for service.
Hillsdale High School graduates 68 seniors in Class of 2026
Hillsdale High School’s 68-member Class of 2026 turned its tassels Sunday afternoon in front of friends, family and district staff members.
Loudonville High School graduates 64 seniors in Class of 2026
The 64-member Loudonville High School Class of 2026 turned its tassels Sunday afternoon inside the high school gymnasium.
A Stroll Through the Garden: Giant hogweed creates toxins & surprises
Monday night, while I was attending my Richland County Master Gardener club meeting, one of my friends told me about a weed he wanted to remove from his garden. From his description, it sounded like a young Giant Hogweed. This sparked a conversation about the importance of using caution when…
Agency Fund created for Ashland Cemetery Association
ASHLAND – An agency fund was recently created at Ashland County Community Foundation to help ensure funds are available for the care of Ashland Cemetery well into the future. A donation from Jack Vanosdall, with a match from ACCF, led to the creation of an agency fund for the Ashland…
Mapleton’s Goon, Hillsdale’s McFadden lead tracksters at D5 districts
The Ashland area had no shortage of regional-qualifying performances.
City leaders discuss Ashland’s future with young professionals
Three leaders in the city of Ashland participated in an event organized by Ashland Young Professionals to provide a glimpse into the city’s future.
Walter, Arrows pour on the points in district track championships
Sadie Walter stacked up three individual Division III district titles in Tiffin, guiding Ashland to second place out of 11 teams.
Cougars collect variety of regional track qualifications in Fostoria
Ashland University commit Liam Kuhn added to his trove of honors in the event by taking district gold with a clearance of 13 feet, 4 inches.
Open Source: What’s up with the grass at Ashland’s former Rite Aid?
The grass around the 419 Claremont Ave. property has gained attention as it’s continued to grow to nearly “knee-high” length “or beyond.”
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