LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum in Loudonville has announced its latest small-group tour opportunity, allowing guests to explore the history and culture of Egypt. The tour is slated for March 30 to April 6, 2025 and will take travelers to Cairo, Giza, Luxor and the ancient cities of Memphis, Saqqara and Thebes. Among […]
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AU’s senior art exhibit set for April 11 to May 4 at Coburn Gallery
ASHLAND — The Senior Art + Design Exhibition, which features the capstone experiences for graduating Ashland University art students, will run from Thursday, April 11, through Saturday, May 4, at the Coburn Art Gallery in the Center for the Arts (331 College Ave.). Thursday’s opening features a reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., with the […]
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Loudonville Farmers Market seeks vendors, sponsors
LOUDONVILLE — As the Loudonville Farmers Market prepares for its inaugural season, the committee is welcoming applications from interested vendors and sponsors. The market aims to connect local farmers and producers with the community, providing easier access to fresh and healthy vegetables, prepared foods, crafts, and more. The market is being overseen by the Loudonville FFA […]
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Famed Mansfield cartoonist’s grandson to share his story at Loudonville museum
LOUDONVILLE — Scott Brown was one of America’s greatest cartoonists. He was also a beloved small-town soda shop philosopher. Brown’s Soda Shop in Mansfield, Ohio was a local landmark featuring Scott Brown’s poster-sized cartoons in the window and “the largest, modest and bests chocolate soda on Route 30, including all detours.” He is the focus […]
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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.” Over 400 Union soldiers with two cannons were ordered to the small village of Napoleon, […]
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Cleveland’s unsolved torso serial killer is subject of Nov. 20 show at Loudonville museum
LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum’s Speaker Series continues this month with a Nov. 20 look into Cleveland’s greatest murder mystery — and its connection to America’s most famous lawman, with “Eliot Ness and the Torso Murders.” Eliot Ness was best known as the American Prohibition agent who organized and led a crack team […]
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GALLERY: Loudonville Halloween celebration
LOUDONVILLE — Loudonville rung in the Halloween weekend with its annual parade on Saturday afternoon. The parade was followed up with a trick-or-treat event downtown and residential trick-or-treating.
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Laughter in Loudonville: Scriptless in Seattle at The Ohio Theatre
LOUDONVILLE – The Ohio Theatre in Loudonville will be hosting a hilarious night of entertainment featuring Scriptless in Seattle, a live improvised comedy troupe comprised mostly of young performers. This show, which will take place on Saturday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m., has never been performed before and will never be performed again. Every line, […]
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Ashland Symphony Orchestra presents “Rejoice!”
ASHLAND — The 54th concert season continues on Saturday, Oct. 28, with “Rejoice!” featuring soprano Symone Harcum. Grammy Award winning Music Director and Conductor Michael Repper will conduct Iubilo by Brian Nabors and Exsultate jubilate and Symphony No.41, C major (Jupiter) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The public is invited to the Robert M. & Janet […]