LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum will host a public program exploring one of the most dramatic and complex episodes in north central Ohio’s early history. Conflict and Memory: Digging into the Copus Massacre will take place Monday, March 16, at 7 p.m. in the museum’s lecture hall. The presentation will examine the events […]
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Glamping or demolition: An uncertain future for Johnny Appleseed amphitheater
ASHLAND — Turning the abandoned Johnny Appleseed Amphitheater into a glamping resort and wedding venue was found to be feasible earlier this year, but officials apparently don’t want to spend $11.4 million needed for the project. The 109-acre site near Charles Mill Lake underwent a months-long feasibility study earlier this year. A Chicago-based firm, Sage […]
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No coin needed: Craig is new mayor of Mifflin
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP — An automatic recount for a roller-coaster mayoral race in the Village of Mifflin resulted in a new, final winner on Tuesday. The Ashland County Board of Elections declared Freddie Craig, a write-in mayoral candidate, the winner. The change comes a week following a coin toss that determined incumbent Vickie Shultz as the […]
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Vickie Shultz wins coin toss to serve another term as Mifflin’s mayor
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP — Fate favored Mifflin’s incumbent on Monday. The village of Mifflin’s mayor candidate Vickie Shultz won another term in office Monday after a coin toss. The coin toss became necessary when one additional provisional ballot came back for write-in candidate Fred Craig, tying the unofficial results at 25-25. Ashland County Board of Elections […]