The bomb squad took the materials from the home and into a field next to the property one at a time before executing the detonations one-by-one in the controlled environment.
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Loudonville Street Fair begins: Here’s what to know before you go
LOUDONVILLE — Hungry for fair food and live music? No need to wait. The 2026 Loudonville Street Fair starts today and runs through Oct. 10 in downtown Loudonville. Presented by the Loudonville Agricultural Society, the 148th annual street fair is also celebrating the 150th birthday of Charles F. Kettering. Fair-goers can enjoy rides, concessions, livestock […]
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What was that? Mohican Bigfoot Festival explores Ohio’s unexplained
LOUDONVILLE — Bigfoot may be the ultimate hide-and-seek champion. At least, nobody found him Saturday in Loudonville. The second annual Mohican Bigfoot Festival brought visitors to the village for a day of exploring the legendary creature. Central Park filled with vendors and activities while the Ohio Theatre hosted speakers who discussed Bigfoot sightings, investigations and […]
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Bigfoot is afoot: Mohican Bigfoot Festival returns Saturday
Bigfoot enthusiasts and skeptics alike are invited Saturday to the second annual Mohican Bigfoot Festival in downtown Loudonville.
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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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Loudonville receives $1.78M for Main Street bike lanes, pedestrian improvements
Improvements in Loudonville will add 5-foot-wide bike lanes, with a 2-foot buffer, on Main
Street from Spring Street to Brentwood Drive.
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Bear with us: Mohican’s latest visitor probably isn’t planning to stay
One unexpected visitor has people checking trail cameras, Ring doorbells and hiking plans a little more closely.
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Black Fork Gravel Grinder cycling ride & race continues to grow through year 10
After about three months of logistics planning, the inaugural Black Fork Gravel Grinder took place in spring 2016 — including about 115 participants.
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Mohican State Park earns national recognition with #2 USA TODAY ranking
LOUDONVILLE — A national newspaper has a simple description to sum up Mohican State Park. “Mohican is a recreational paradise for people who love adventure,” USA Today stated. Mohican State Park Manager Jenny Roar said the park’s recognition in USA Today’s 10Best State Parks List reflects its strong visitor support. Mohican ranked the second-best park […]
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Loudonville council confirms Buzzard as fire chief
LOUDONVILLE — Joshua Buzzard is the new Fire Chief in Loudonville after Village Council confirmed his appointment earlier this week. Two firefighter/EMTs, Joshua Fogleman and Starla Phillips, were also confirmed during Monday night’s meeting. Buzzard served as interim fire chief after Brad Dilgard stepped down. Dilgard temporarily served as fire chief after former Chief Dan […]