Research led author to a relative who fought for both sides in the Civil War, among other family anecdotes
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15 people sentenced in Ashland County Common Pleas Court in September
There were 15 people sentenced in September for felony convictions in Ashland County.
‘Cook like you cook’: Knox County Career Center’s Mya Gonsalves competes on Hell’s Kitchen
From cooking alongside her grandmother to competing on “Hell’s Kitchen,” Mya Gonsalves has been chasing her culinary dreams since childhood.
Green Township voters to decide cemetery levy renewal
GREEN TOWNSHIP — Green Township voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to renew a property tax levy that helps pay for the upkeep of Greenlawn Union Cemetery located along State…
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Firelands Electric Co-Operative welcomes Perrysville trustee
PERRYSVILLE — Perrysville resident Evan Hahn was appointed to represent the members of District 5 on the Firelands Electric Coo-Operative’s board of trustees. Selected for the role through an application and interview process, Hahn fills the position left vacant following the May retirement of former trustee Carl Ayers. Ayers had…
Columbus Zoo welcomes 3 new manatees from SeaWorld Orlando
Columbus Zoo welcomes three rescued manatees from SeaWorld Orlando as others return to Florida for rehab; learn how partners aid recovery.
Mohican Area Growth Foundation launches The Launch
LOUDONVILLE — A new downtown space is brewing opportunities for local entrepreneurs. The Mohican Area Growth Foundation welcomed the community to The Launch, a business incubator and coworking space at 249 W. Main St. from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 13. Visitors toured the space to learn about the program…
Irv Oslin: Adirondack Dispatches Part I: Preliminary exploration proved to be a real nailbiter
Travel, especially to someplace new, is far more fulfilling if you have an inkling of what you’re getting into.
Trial dates set for defendants in Loudonville dog breeder case
Trial dates have been selected for two men facing a combined 18 misdemeanor charges related to the investigation of a Loudonville dog breeding operation.
Animal advocates call out Ohio’s dog breeding rules at Ashland protest
ASHLAND — Animal advocates stood outside Ashland Municipal Court Tuesday to call for stronger oversight of Ohio’s dog breeders and better enforcement of animal welfare laws. Members of B.A.R.K. for ALL and Passion & Purpose for Ohio’s Voiceless organized the protest at 1209 E. Main St. to draw attention to…
Friends of the Richland County Park District to host Fall Festival at Fleming Falls
MANSFIELD — The Friends of the Richland County Park District is hosting its first annual Fall Festival, Fall at the Falls, on Oct. 18 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the beautiful Fleming Falls Preserve, 2294 Fleming Falls Road, Mansfield. The festival will be a day full of family…
Hillsdale freshman’s tackle record highlights Ohio Prep Football Notebook
COLUMBUS — Week Eight of the Ohio High School football regular season produced another round of outstanding performances. -Hillsdale freshman linebacker Mason Sloan tied the single-game program record with 24 tackles in Friday’s 34-7 win at Rittman. Sloan leads the team with 92 tackles this season. Sloan leads the Falcons…
Ashland County Historical Society receives statewide recognition
ASHLAND — The Ashland County Historical Society (ACHS) is excited and humbled to share that it recently received an award of distinction from the Ohio Local History Alliance (OHLA). At the 2026 OLHA annual meeting, ACHS accepted the Outstanding History Outreach Award for its third annual Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom…
Ohio businesses reminded to submit annual unclaimed funds report ahead of Nov. 1 deadline
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds is reminding Ohio business owners to submit their annual unclaimed funds reports this fall. All businesses that are located in, operate within, or hold funds owed to Ohio residents are required by law to submit their annual reports to…
OHSAA releases Oct. 13 football computer ratings
COLUMBUS – The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the official football computer ratings on Tuesday afternoon. The weekly ratings report is released each Tuesday for the remainder of the season, leading up to the final report on Sunday, Oct. 25. The top 12 in each region will qualify for…
Clear Creek Fire District levy would replace two existing levies
SAVANNAH — The Savannah Volunteer Fire Company is asking voters to approve a 4-mill levy that would replace two existing levies. The proposed levy for the Clear Creek Fire District is estimated to generate $265,119 annually, according to Chief Steve Densmore. It would cost an estimated $140 annually for a…
Bite Club: Is Food Land Minimart Mansfield’s best hidden gem?
MANSFIELD — One of my favorite parts of writing Bite Club is discovering places I have driven past for years without ever really knowing what was inside. Food Land Minimart is a perfect example. It’s less than 10 minutes from my office, and I’ve driven past it more times than…
Halloween happenings at the Ashland County Historical Society
ASHLAND — Join the Ashland County Historical Society (ACHS) in October for activities for the whole family that are sure to be a ghoulishly fun time! Family Friendly Halloween House ACHS staff and volunteers have curated another spooky experience for families to enjoy at this year’s Halloween House at the Freer…
Loudonville police reports for Oct. 4-10
LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville Police Department issued the following reports after officers’ activity from Oct. 4-10. Police responded to 43 calls, issued three citations and made three arrests. Police conducted 12 traffic stops that resulted in warnings for traffic violations and performed 29 business checks. Loudonville police reports are published…
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