Dick Brady News Today

Spring is just around the corner and, already, daffodils, crocus, and tulips are beginning to emerge from the winter soils. Along with them is the familiar and exciting buzz of activity at Brady’s Garden and Spa Center, which is preparing not only for the busy spring season but also for its 30th-anniversary party. “We throw […]

In the lead up to America’s 250th anniversary, the city of Sandusky announced Jan. 23 it received a Buckeye Impact Grant from the America 250-Ohio Commission for its upcoming project titled, “Freedom’s Echo: Sandusky’s Underground Railroad Legacy.” This project will focus on the city’s role in the Underground Railroad, blending historical preservation and modern technology […]

The city of Sandusky City Commission will host its annual “Fill the Bin” donation drive at Care & Share of Erie County from 10 a.m. to noon, Dec. 9, at 241 Jackson St. in Sandusky, according to a news release. “Care & Share has been serving the needs of hundreds of our residents every month […]

Trying to cross the Liffey and onto D'Olier Street and then College Green is sometimes the longest part of a daily commute.

Sandusky City Commission voted unanimously to appoint John Orzech as city manager.

Sponsors of the bill say it can't wait, as another train derailed in Minnesota on Thursday. Learn more about the proposed legislation.

Sponsors of the bill say it can't wait, as another train derailed in Minnesota on Thursday. Learn more about the proposed legislation.

After two train derailments in Ohio in one month, State Rep. Marcy Kaptur held a press conference on Monday on the future of rail safety in the region.

For the first time in nearly 60 years, The Monett Times office will not be located on Broadway. This week, the office will move the Resource Center, joining Life360 and other community-driven...

My previous two columns were devoted to accounts of the impact of the great Spanish Flu Epidemic of 1918—which extended through 1919 and the first four months of 1920—in Lake Geneva. While researching how the great Spanish Flu Epidemic impacted Lake Geneva, I read issues of the two Lake Geneva newspapers, the Lake Geneva Herald and the Lake Geneva News, which merged in April 1919 following the death of the Herald’s editor, John E. Nethercut, and the issues of the newly merged ...