Lippert Enterprises celebrates the people behind 50 years of business
ASHLAND — What started as a small surplus business in 1976 has grown into a longtime Ashland employer. Lippert Enterprises celebrated its 50th anniversary Friday, Nov. 13, with a ribbon-cutting…
What should our newsroom write about? Explore? Investigate? Explain? Let us know!
QUESTIONS WE’VE ANSWERED ❓
LISTEN TO US ON WRDL 👇
MORE NEWS
Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce highlights 2026, honors awardees
The event centered around Chamber initiatives over the past 12 months. Annual awards were also distributed and special thanks were shared to a pair of board members who will be…
Commentary: Hillsdale athletes stacking successes
The adrenaline hasn’t stopped pumping since mid-October for the Falcons.
High school football playoff primer: Hillsdale headlines area teams in regional
Shelby, Ontario and Clear Fork all play Friday night in the high school football regional semifinals.
Listen
Upcoming Events
SPECIAL PROJECTS & SERIES
More News
Loudonville-Perrysville Schools to review next steps following ballot issue
LOUDONVILLE — Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village Schools will review options for addressing district facility needs after voters did not approve a combined bond issue and income tax levy. The district remains committed to providing students with safe, functional spaces that support learning and academic success.
Trooper Cory Cornwell is Ashland Post Trooper of the Year
ASHLAND – Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Cory T. Cornwell has been selected as the2026 Trooper of the Year of the Ashland Post. The selection of Trooper Cornwell is in recognition of outstanding service during the 2026 calendar year at the Ashland Post.
19-year-old Shiloh man killed, Mansfield woman hurt in one-vehicle crash in Weller Township
Troopers with the Mansfield Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol responded at 12:13 a.m. to Robinson Road near Pittenger Road in Weller Township.
Friends of Amelia ‘Millie’ Meyer carry her kindness forward at candlelight vigil
ASHLAND — Amelia “Millie” Meyer had a way of making people feel loved. A candlelight vigil brought together community members whose lives were touched by the Ashland High School student. Meyer was killed on Oct. 31 in a multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 30 that also injured three others.
‘What does it mean to serve your country?’ asks American Legion Post 88 commander
American Legion Harry Higgins Post 88 hosted a Veterans Day service Wednesday morning shortly following the 8th annual Mayor’s Veterans Day Breakfast.
8th annual Mayor’s Veterans Day Breakfast a chance to leave troubles at the door
The smell of freedom wafted Wednesday morning throughout the Fraternal Order of Eagles Club.
Cleo Redd Fisher Museum speaker series explores wild side of Christmas on Nov. 23
LOUDONVILLE — From mischievous creatures and mysterious visitors to customs that have shaped modern holiday celebrations, Christmas has a history far stranger and more fascinating than many people realize. The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum will explore these traditions during The Wild Side of Christmas: Old World Legends & Holiday Lore,…
Ashland Health Dept., EMA partner to strengthen emergency preparedness
ASHLAND — Ashland County agencies are finding strength in working together. Emergency preparations are essential when disaster strikes. That’s why the Ashland County Health Department and Emergency Management Agency are partnering to share staff resources and emergency preparedness.
Mansfield man sentenced to 6 years in prison related to February death in Ashland County
A 40-year-old Mansfield man was recently sentenced to six years in prison related to the Feb. 19 death of a 26-year-old man in Ashland County.
Winter Crisis Program to help keep heat on in Ashland, Knox counties
As of Nov. 1, income-eligible Ohioans can receive one-time assistance with their home heating bill.
State Rep. Miller votes in support of Senate bill, aligns Ohio with federal gun laws
SB 214 is legislation to remove firearm suppressors, short-barreled rifles and short-barreled shotguns from Ohio’s definition of dangerous ordnance in alignment with federal law.
A Stroll Through the Garden: How to Kill a Ceasar with a Death Cap Mushroom
Those who have lawns know this common problem: Mushrooms popping up in the yard in clusters. I’ve had this problem myself. One reader noted there was originally a wood in this subdivision.
Loudonville-Perrysville Schools evaluate facility needs after funding defeat
The district began evaluating next steps Monday evening after voters rejected an issue for its proposed Master Facilities Plan.
Veterans Day events set for Wednesday around Ashland
Mayor Matt Miller will again host the annual Mayor’s Veterans Day Breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m.
AU extends contract 3 years for President Jon Peede
ASHLAND — The Ashland University Board of Trustees has extended the contract of President Dr. Jon Parrish Peede for an additional three years, reflecting confidence in his leadership and the University’s continued momentum. Since becoming president in June 2024, Peede has led Ashland through a period of significant progress, including…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
