LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum in Loudonville will close out its “Speaker Series” by welcoming Bailey Yoder, the curator of the Paul Brown Museum, to discuss the life and legacy of the legendary football coach. This April 22 program is in the lecture hall of the museum at 203 E. Main St. It’s […]
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Posted inArea History
Fort Fizzle topic of Feb. 12 Loudonville museum event
LOUDONVILLE—The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum welcomes back historian Patrick Drouhard for their next speaker series event, “Fort Fizzle: The Holmes County Rebellion.” No history of the Mohican area is complete without mention of the rebellion, known locally as “Fort Fizzle.”
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Mid-Ohio Delta Waterfowl annual banquet set for March 2 in Ashland
ASHLAND — The Mid-Ohio Delta Waterfowl chapter is proud to hold its annual banquet March 2, 2024 at Mount Vernon Estates in Ashland. Located at 1041 US-250 in Ashland, the chapter is expecting more than 200 patrons to enjoy an evening supporting waterfowl conservation & hunting.
Posted inLife and Culture
‘Abstractions’ featured at Feb. 5 Ashland jazz event
ASHLAND — Composer/arranger McCray Martin will introduce yet another lineup of his continually shifting and expanding group “Abstractions,” at Ashland’s Big Bands and All That Jazz Society event on Feb. 5. This particular incarnation of the band features a saxophone quartet overtop of a four-piece rhythm section, very reminiscent of the core instrumentation on his […]
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Coshocton County man indicted for gift-card counterfeiting scheme
COLUMBUS — A Chinese man who entered the country illegally four months ago has been indicted by a Coshocton County grand jury on 309 felony charges related to a gift-card counterfeiting scheme, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Monday. Ming Xue, 32, of Hunan, Fujian, faces 308 counts of counterfeiting and one count of engaging […]
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Winter is a great time to see Ohio’s bald eagles
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. COLUMBUS – Winter is an excellent time to watch for bald eagles, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
Posted inBoys Basketball
Fredericktown rolls to big early lead, subdues Centerburg
FREDERICKTOWN – It’s about what you’d expect when two rivals meet. The Fredericktown Freddies looked like they would decide Wednesday’s anticipated first showdown with the Centerburg Trojans very early. But the Freddies and their fans watched as their 21-point third-quarter lead slowly dwindle to five points with under a minute in the game.
Posted inLife and Culture
Nominations open for Outstanding Senior Citizen, Community Service
ONTARIO – Do you know of a senior citizen volunteering their time to help others? Do you know of a group performing community service to help those in need? Here is your chance to recognize them.
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Ashland man accused of weapons charge, abusing cat pleads ‘not guilty’
ASHLAND — A man accused of abusing a cat and having an illegal weapon pleaded not guilty during a hearing at Ashland County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Christopher P. Ferrell, 50, of Ashland appeared before Magistrate Paul Lange for a hearing to enter a plea on the charges filed against him on Tuesday.
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Fredericktown Council fills 2 vacancies with appointments
FREDERICKTOWN — Fredericktown Village Council filled two vacant seats at Tuesday’s meeting. Scott McKnight and Ray Brewer were appointed to council in a unanimous vote.
