Loudonville rethinks village office project after $4 million estimate
The estimate has led the village to discuss alternatives, including working with local builders to reduce construction costs or renovating an existing building instead of constructing a new facility.
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Inkcarceration attracts nationwide, worldwide fans to Mansfield
A thick haze wasn’t Canada’s only contribution to Ink. America’s neighbors to the north also sent plenty of metalheads.
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In the bracket championship game against Wyoming, Ferguson scored a game-high 21 points and drew three charges on defense in a 67-54 victory.
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Danville man pleads not guilty in connection with planned attack at White House
COLUMBUS — Danville’s Tycen Proper was one of two men to plead not guilty Thursday for their alleged roles in a planned attack on the UFC cage-fighting show at the White House on June 14. Proper, 19, and Chandler Scaggs, 21, of Chapmanville, West Virginia, entered the pleas before U.S.…
Smoke overhead, heavy music below: Inkcarceration opens under hazy skies
It was the familiar opening-day scene despite the smoky skies overhead.
Severe weather could blow through the region on Saturday
MANSFIELD — The good-news, bad-news weather report has a predictably scattershot forecast for Saturday, according to the National Weather Weather Service. The good news is that precipitation and high wind could roll through north central Ohio and dissipate the smoky air that has engulfed the region the past couple of…
Sheriff’s office deputy to act as liaison between Ashland County JFS, local law enforcement
Ashland County Sheriff Kurt Schneider said this position is something the sheriff’s office and JFS have been advocating in favor of for about the past 15 or 20 years.
Here are Ashland police reports for July 16-17
Read the latest reports from the Ashland Police Division detailing incidents, arrests and emergency calls from July 16-17.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from July 16
Explore the latest from the sheriff’s office in Ashland County, where 94 calls for service were recorded on July 16.
How a federal policy reversal could impact Ohio’s child care providers
Federal requirements to pay child care providers based on enrollment rather than attendance were rescinded earlier this year.
‘It doesn’t make sense, but it’s what we do’: Tales from Inkcarceration’s pre-party
Inkcarceration’s pre-party outside the Warehouse Tavern brought the intensity to kick off the festival weekend.
Irv Oslin: Beyond wit’s end – backstory of a storyteller
The Colorado-based storyteller and performance artist explained how, in 2018, she came to present Erma Bombeck to Chautauqua audiences, one of six women in her repertoire.
Tax to help Ashland County children, seniors up for renewal in November
Peter Stefaniuk said the levy is estimated to generate about $3 million in 2026 — which would mean both agencies would receive about $1.5 million a piece.
Cranked Up Films’ ‘Blood & Rust’ now available for free on Tubi
Blood & Rust is a love letter to the rural Midwest, elevating what is an otherwise innocuous setting to the next level.
Skip the salad? What to know about the parasite causing explosive diarrhea
Cooking produce and regular food safety practices can help reduce your risk.
Here are Ashland police reports for July 15-16
Find out what happened in Ashland with police reports detailing calls, incidents and arrests from July 15-16.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from July 15
Discover what the sheriff’s office reported on July 15 with 109 service calls detailed for Ashland County.
Historic All-Ohio run has Hillsdale’s Lewis primed for senior year
Around the area (and the state), Lewis likely is known most for what he’s done on the football field.
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