Ashland County law enforcement participate in crisis intervention training
CIT training is an effort by the mental health community to help law enforcement officers handle incidents involving those suffering with mental illness.
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Ohio Senate president speaks at annual Lincoln Day Dinner in Ashland
Ohio Senate President Rob McColley spoke at the Ashland County Republican Party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner on Wednesday.
Ashland County gunners endure slight decrease in youth turkey numbers
ASHLAND – Ashland County youth hunters faced a tough spring turkey special hunting weekend. There were 20 birds checked during the state’s special youth-only weekend on April 18 and 19.…
METRICH: Drug Take Back event nets 157 pounds of prescription drugs in Ashland County
ASHLAND — The METRICH region collected over 1,385 pounds of unused or expired prescription/ medication during its recent Drug Take Back event that encompassed a 10-county region. In Ashland County,…
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