Proposed short-term rental cap in Loudonville sparks feedback from local owners
The proposal raised concerns from short-term rental owners who said the new rules would change how they operate and could affect Loudonville’s tourism economy.
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Ashland County Fair kicks off 175th year ahead of weeklong celebration in September
The Ashland County Fair, celebrating its 175th year in 2026, doesn’t take place until the end of September, but the fairgrounds were full of activity Saturday morning.
2026 Loudonville Redbirds football preview
Loudonville’s 2026 football schedule, stats and more.
Two Columbus men indicted on 61 combined counts related to Fin Feather Fur gun theft
According to the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office active inmates roster, both Dawson and Henry currently remain in custody at the county jail.
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Mapleton schools’ financial status solid today, but 5-year forecast is murky
NANKIN — The Mapleton Local School District is in a strong financial position today, yet its latest five-year forecast shows that could change. The district projects a $770,282 surplus for fiscal year 2027. The forecast then projects deficit spending beginning in 2028. Mapleton projects a $409,320 deficit in 2028. The…
‘Open Tactics: Vulnerability as Survival’ show opening at AU’s Coburn Gallery
ASHLAND – The Coburn Art Gallery at Ashland University will present “Open Tactics: Vulnerability as Survival,” a group military-themed exhibition curated by Daniel J. King, from Monday, Aug. 24, through Sunday, Sept. 27. A reception, free and open to the public, with the artists and curator will take place on…
Ashland Area Chorus rehearsals for 2026-27 season to start Aug. 31
Previous choral experience is helpful and encouraged. While there are no strict age limits, singers under 18 must be approved by the director.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Aug. 13
Check out the latest call log from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office, featuring service calls from Aug. 13.
Here are Ashland police reports for Aug. 13-14
Learn about the police activity in Ashland, highlighting incidents, arrests, and community safety from Aug. 13 to 14.
Black River High School to participate in second-year cohort of life & success skills pilot
The program is a first-of-its-kind high school curriculum with an emphasis on teaching life and success skills.
57-year-old Clear Creek Township bridge to be replaced along Ashland County Road 658
The Ashland County Board of Commissioners on Thursday accepted a bid from V.O. Menuez and Son, Inc. for the replacement of the 80-foot steel truss bridge.
Summer Crisis Program offers Ohioans electric bill and cooling assistance
To apply for the program, clients are required to schedule an appointment with Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission.
175 years of Ashland County Fair history will be celebrated at the fairgrounds on Saturday
The Ashland County Fair is about to celebrate its dodransbicentennial and everyone is invited to the party.
Navy vet plans free educational event to help fellow veterans navigate disability claims
The program will provide practical information about beginning a VA disability claim, determining possible eligibility and requesting an increase in an existing disability rating.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Aug. 12
Check out the sheriff’s office call log for Ashland County, featuring 117 calls for service from August 11.
Here are Ashland police reports for Aug. 12-13
Read the latest reports from the Ashland Police Division detailing activity from August 12 to 13, including incidents and arrests.
Ashland High School marching band, dance team to preview 103rd season on Friday night
The Ashland High School marching band and Sweeties dance team have been preparing this summer ahead of their 103rd season.
$2.5 million Ashland Public Transit HQ to house fleet, enhance efficiency
Ashland Public Transit in 2025 provided 32,491 rides, which traveled 139,760 miles within the city.
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