24 people sentenced in Ashland County Common Pleas Court in August
There were 24 people sentenced in August for felony convictions in Ashland County.
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11-year-old killed when truck strikes Wayne County house
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Ashbrook Center to host conference, ‘We Hold These Truths: America at 250,’ Sept. 11-12
All conference sessions are free and open to the public and will take place in Ronk Lecture Hall at the Dwight Schar College of Education.
Panning for purpose: Bellville’s Gold Rush Days turns prospecting into education, charity
Gold Rush Days events will include common digs where participants can take home Ohio gold and enjoy more kid-focused activities throughout the weekend.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Sept. 3
Stay updated with the latest calls to the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office. Discover daily reports on county services.
Art of Gardening club participates in Denim-dyed Bandana program
ASHLAND — A “Denim-dyed Bandana” program awaited 16 Art of Gardening members at Tin Can Chandelier Sept. 2. Pat Edwards, president, opened the meeting referring to the art studio as being one of the few places to draw would-be potterers. Tin Can offers pottery wheel classes on seven in- demand…
This week on WRDL: Details on Ashland’s future Chick-fil-A
We joined AU students Payton Whaley and Macy Gannon on Thursday morning to discuss details around the city’s future Chick-fil-A.
Fans, bands and a $38.5 million plan: What Loudonville schools propose to voters
A thermometer inside the classroom where Supt. Jennifer Allerding spoke displayed 89.2 degrees during an open house Wednesday.
AU falls to Indiana (Pa.) in offensive shootout after weather delays opener
ASHLAND — The weather was no friend to the Ashland University football team in Thursday night’s season opener. The opponent was no better. Indiana University (Pa.) defeated the 12th-ranked Eagles 34-24 on Thurday night at Jack Miller Field after a 90-minute weather delay. “It’s one of the best teams in…
‘Lawyer shortage,’ rising case volume driving Ashland County’s court-appointed council costs
Ashland Municipal Court Judge John Good said the court does not have enough money left in its court appointed council fund to pay its liabilities for the remainder of 2026.
‘We have to solve it’: Local leaders look for solutions to child care challenges
Explore how Mansfield leaders say child care gaps strain families, workers and Ohio’s economy — and why communities must collaborate on solutions.
Here are Ashland police reports for Sept. 2-3
Explore the reports issued by the Ashland police, including incidents and citations from recent activity during September.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from Sept. 2
Stay informed with the latest news from the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office. Read about recent calls for service.
Trio of recent Ashland County grads receive scholarships from OHSAA
The OHSAA and its six District Athletic Boards have awarded $198,000 to recent high school graduates as part of the OHSAA’s Scholar-Athlete Scholarship Program.
Wonder twins: Kael, Knox Lewis fuel Hillsdale in push for WCAL title, continued playoff success
Hillsdale’s Kael and Knox Lewis have competed with — and against — each other for as long as either can remember.
The Last Gentlemen’s Barbershop brings traditional experience back to Jeromesville
JEROMESVILLE — The traditional barbershop experience is making a comeback in Jeromesville. It’s the vision owner Tony Hoover has for his new business, The Last Gentlemen’s Barbershop, where classic cuts and conversation are all part of the experience. Hoover soft-opened The Last Gentlemen’s Barbershop on June 1 at 8 N.…
Working like a dog: The community effort behind caring for recent Loudonville dog surrenders
Registered Veterinary Technician and Instructor Anne Leidigh said her students at Heartland Tech quickly moved from classroom lessons to hands-on animal care.
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