Frontier building may be downtown Ashland’s next game day hub
“We need to get somebody who sees what we’re doing there and says, ‘I want to put my restaurant in there,’” said Dr. Zach Bernhard.
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No more hand washing: Industrial dishwasher approved for Ashland County Dog Shelter
As of Thursday, the shelter is housing 37 dogs, Hamilton said. Of those, 32 to 33 are currently available for adoption.
Ashland High School to add girls flag football as varsity sport
Ashland’s Board of Education plans to vote Aug. 24 on making girls flag football an official varsity sport after the team’s successful first season as a club.
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ODOT District 3 sets Community Day touch-a-truck event in Ashland
All questions about the event can be directed to (419)-207-7182 or D03.PIO@dot.ohio.gov.
Ashland Regional Ballet and Opus II Dance Studio to present Concert in the Park
ASHLAND — Ashland Regional Ballet (ARB), in partnership with Opus II Dance Studio — the official school of Ashland Regional Ballet—proudly presents the 33rd annual Concert in the Park, a beloved community tradition celebrating the artistry of dance. The complimentary outdoor performance will take place at 8 p.m. on Sunday,…
Two Columbus men in custody after 27 guns, taser stolen from Fin Feather Fur in Ashland
According to a dispatch report from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office, Martell L. Dawson, 25, and Andez T. Henry, 18, were both taken into custody by deputies by 2:20 a.m. Monday.
Ohio State recruit Jamier Brown leaves Big Walnut in return to Huber Heights Wayne
Ohio State commit Jamier Brown has left Big Walnut and returned to Huber Heights Wayne as his football eligibility remains unclear. Read more.
Ranking the most magnificent mountains, wonders and states of America
EDITOR’S NOTE: Ashland graduate Adam “Doc” Fox is the Marketing Director at Source Media Properties. He also moonlights as a mountain climber who has been to the highest point of every state in the lower 48. In addition, he’s taken extensive backpacking and hiking trips. He and ol Johnny Cash…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Aug. 4
Stay informed with the latest updates from the Ashland County Sheriff. Discover details on recent calls for service.
Here are Ashland police reports for Aug. 3-5
Get the latest on Ashland police activity, including reports of incidents, citations and arrests from recent days.
HSLD shares update on 200,000-plus-square-foot indoor Ashland sports complex
Designs for the complex include a full 100-yard turf field, eight convertible hardwood courts, a performance center and an innovation wing for drone soccer and esports.
Perrysville seeks applicants to fill council seat following Zakutni’s death
PERRYSVILLE — Village Council opened its Monday meeting with a moment of silence for Council Member Robert “Bob” Zakutni. Council is seeking applicants to fill a vacant council seat following the death of Zakutni on July 22. Zakutni served on Village Council beginning Jan. 1, 2026. The remainder of his term…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Aug. 3
Read the latest updates from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office, including 87 calls for service on August 3.
No road salt bids yet for city of Ashland, or the county ahead of winter
Ashland’s current request is for 6,000 tons of road salt, the mayor said, which includes 3,000 to refill the city’s salt dome and another 3,000 to spread on city streets.
Here are Ashland police reports for July 31 through Aug. 3
Explore the latest police reports from Ashland, detailing incidents, arrests and citations from July 31 to Aug. 3.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call logs from Aug. 1-2
Explore Ashland County Sheriff’s Office activity in August. A total of 143 calls for service were reported recently.
Waking Up First: A camping column from Irv Oslin
My siblings and countless cousins crammed into a couple of old army tents. The smell of treated canvas permeates the Lake Erie breeze.
Loudonville police reports for July 26 to Aug. 1
LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville Police Department issued the following reports after officers’ activity from July 26 to August 1. Police responded to 40 calls, issued five citations and made two arrests. Police conducted 17 traffic stops that resulted in warnings for traffic violations and performed 9 business checks. Loudonville police…
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