The Works: Ohio Center for History, Art and Technology is pleased to announceFrederick Boll as the newly appointed Executive Director. After a thorough search, The Works Board of Trustees unanimously voted to appoint Boll, who brings over three decades of dynamic leadership in recreation, education, and nonprofit management to his new role. Boll will officially join The Works on August …
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Traffic Fatalities Decrease Over Memorial Day Weekend
COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol is reporting 11 fatal crashes resulting in 12 deaths on Ohio’s roadways during the 2025 Memorial Day weekend, according to provisional statistics. This is a decrease from last year, when 26 individuals were killed. The four-day reporting period began Friday, May 23 and ran through Monday, May 26.During the reporting period, state troopers made …
Read More »Mount Vernon plays Friday Night for spot in State Boys Volleyball Championship game
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association will conduct state tournaments this week in boys tennis and boys volleyball, while the track and field, softball and lacrosse tournaments have all reached the regional level. The baseball postseason enters the district tournaments. This week marks the 105th annual boys tennis state tournament and the third annual boys volleyball state tournament. …
Read More »Morrow County Sheriff’s Deputy Killed in Domestic Dispute Response
Marengo, Ohio — A Morrow County Sheriff’s Deputy has died after being shot while responding to a domestic dispute Monday night in the village of Marengo. Sheriff John Hinton confirmed the deputy was fatally wounded during an altercation with a suspect at the scene. The deputy was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. The suspect …
Read More »Former Delaware Mayor Wheeler Passes Away at 84
The City of Delaware is mourning the passing of former Mayor Windell Wheeler, who died this week at the age of 84. Wheeler dedicated more than 16 yea rs to public service on Delaware City Council, leaving a legacy of leadership and enduring community impact. First elected as an At-Large Council Member in 1997, Wheeler served four terms, including seven …
Read More »Wooster and Ashland top awards in Ohio Cardinal Conference
Ohio Cardinal ConferenceBaseball All Conference2025 Pitcher of the Year Brady Bowen Sr. WoosterPlayer of the Year Michael Franz Sr. AshlandCoach of the Year Steve Young Wooster1st Team 2nd TeamBrock Bowen Soph. Wooster Aidan McMillan Soph.WoosterManny Camacho Jr. West Holmes Owen Courtney Jr.New PhilaCameron Kuhn Sr. Madison Jeff Hickey Soph.AshlandMac Steele Sr. New Phila A J Likowski Sr. WoosterHayden Meese Sr. …
Read More »FRANKLIN COUNTY LAUNCHES REDESIGNED, USER-FRIENDLY WEBSITE TO BETTER SERVE THE COMMUNITY
Franklin County, Ohio — Franklin County is proud to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, franklincountyohio.gov, which went live on May 14, 2025. The new site features a modern design, improved navigation, and full mobile compatibility—making it easier than ever for residents, businesses, and visitors to access county services and connect with local government. “This new website reflects our commitment …
Read More »Union County: Crews making good progress with half of planned culvert replacements completed
Union County ODOT crews are making good progress on a series of culvert replacements along U.S. 36 between Marysville and the Delaware County line. Out of 14 planned culvert replacements, crews have completed 7 as of May 19. Work on the eighth culvert began today. Each culvert location is planned for five days to complete, with crews beginning work on …
Read More »AG Yost Releases 2024 Missing Children’s Report
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today issued the 2024 Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse Report in recognition of National Missing Children’s Day, which occurs annually on May 25. “Every missing person is someone to somebody – a child, sibling, loved one or friend,” Yost said. “I am proud of the dedication shown by Ohio law enforcement to keep …
Read More »AAA: Nearly 1.7 Million Ohioans Are Projected Travel for the Unofficial Start of Summer
AAA projects 1.7 million Ohioans will travel at least 50 miles from home over the Memorial Day holiday period, with 1.54 million going by car. When comparing this year’s forecast with last year’s actual figure of 1.65 million travelers, the 2025 projection is still behind the record set in 2005, when 1.763 million Ohioans traveled. While this year’s projected travel represents growth over last year, …
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