Mark those calendars for upcoming Loudonville-Perrysville school events
LOUDONVILLE — The fall calendar is already filling up at Loudonville-Perrysville schools — just four weeks into the school year. Loudonville-Perrysville Supt. Jennifer Allerding highlighted several upcoming events and activities at…
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A Stroll Through the Garden: Stone Garden in Mount Vernon shows squash bug invasions can vary
I was recently invited to visit a little-known treasure in Mount Vernon called the Stone Garden, which sits next to a busy community garden. The Stone Garden is noted for…
Ashland honors military, emergency workers at Community Stadium
ASHLAND – Community Stadium was blanketed in red, white and blue Friday night. Prior to Ashland High School’s Week 4 football game against visiting New Philadelphia, the school honored local…
New Philadelphia runs away from Arrows in streak-smashing rout
ASHLAND – Friday night would have been picture-perfect for Ashland and its football faithful at Community Stadium had things ended after one quarter. Provided pristine weather for an Ohio Cardinal…
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Loudonville police reports for Sept. 6-12
LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville Police Department issued the following reports after officers’ activity from Sept. 6-12. Police responded to 33 calls, issued five citations and made two arrests. Police performed 37 business checks and conducted 18 traffic stops that resulted in warnings for traffic violations. Loudonville police reports are published…
Hillsdale survives Dalton’s upset bid
JEROMESVILLE — Kael Lewis ran for two touchdowns and threw for another to help undefeated Hillsdale stave off upset-minded Dalton 21-16 in a Wayne County Athletic League game on Friday night. Lewis put his team on top early with a 10-yard TD run in the first quarter, but the Bulldogs…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call logs from Sept. 9-10
Stay informed with the latest calls for service from Ashland County. Discover what happened on Sept. 9-10.
WRDL receives 60th anniversary commendation from Sen. Jon Husted
Ashland University’s student-run campus radio station (WRDL 88.9 FM) has been celebrating its 60th anniversary on the air throughout 2026.
Loudonville never forgets: Community honors victims and heroes of 9/11, 25 years later
LOUDONVILLE — The streets fell silent Friday morning in Loudonville as crowds gathered to remember the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001. Citizens surrounded Central Park to honor the lives lost, and honor the first responders, military members and civilians affected in the years that followed. The American Legion Loudon…
This week on WRDL: Discussing details of Loudonville dog breeder case
We joined AU students Payton Whaley and Macy Gannon on Thursday morning to discuss details of the Loudonville dog breeder case.
Ashland University students plant flags for all 2,977 victims of 9/11
John Keim, president of AU College Republicans, said this isn’t the first year for this style of memorial — but it’s the first time it’s been organized to this scale.
‘We’re not done’: Sheriff says more charges possible in Loudonville dog breeder case
Ashland County Sheriff Kurt Schneider said deputies and partner agencies involved in the investigation have worked diligently to uncover facts of the case against 64-year-old Daniel Miller.
Clarence Health offers free support for managing health between clinical visits
This story was submitted to Ashland Source by Clarence Health Health questions and concerns often arise outside the doctor’s office. They come while standing at the kitchen counter, looking at a new bottle of medication. They come on the drive home from an appointment, when someone suddenly remembers what they…
Shawn Wade resigns from Loudonville Village Council, new seat to fill
LOUDONVILLE — A seat is now open on the Loudonville Village Council. Council accepted Shawn Wade’s resignation at Tuesday’s meeting. Mayor Cathy Lance said Wade submitted his resignation Aug. 25. Wade joined council Jan. 1 after replacing former Councilwoman Hollie McCauley. He served on the safety and utilities committee and chaired the…
Mapleton earns four-star rating on state report card
NANKIN — Mapleton’s latest report card tells a story of progress across the district. Mapleton Local Schools earned four out of five stars on Ohio’s latest school report card. Interim Superintendent Bradley Romano pointed out strong student performance, graduation rates and improved attendance. The Mapleton Board of Education reviewed the…
Here are Ashland police reports for Sept. 4-9
Stay updated on police incidents in Ashland with reports featuring arrests, citations, and daily call totals for Sept. 4-9.
Millersburg missionary enters guilty plea for child exploitation crimes in Haiti
MILLERSBURG — Jeriah Mast, 45, of Millersburg, entered a guilty plea Tuesday to two counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct with minors in Haiti, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Ohio. Federal prosecutors say Mast traveled from the United States to Haiti on multiple…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Sept. 8
Stay informed about community safety with the latest calls from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office on Sept. 8.
Bond set at $25,000 for Loudonville dog breeder facing 12 misdemeanor charges
Ashland Municipal Court Judge John Good set Daniel Miller’s bond at $25,000 cash, with no permitted 10-percent posting, and personal recognizance bond.
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