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Council agreed to give the fair board two extra days to set up and take down tents to help resolve a manpower issue. This years fair is Oct. 3-7.

“It is the village position that mutual aid is a voluntary action of each party,” said attorney Thom Gilman. “We don’t have contracts for mutual aid."

“We are well short of our campaign goal of $90,000, with $83,250 contributed as of today,” MACF President Jane Stoops told Loudonville council Monday.

Mayor Jason VanSickle announced Grandpas donated $10,000 for Ohio Theatre and the Ford dealership is sponsoring 40 hanging baskets for downtown.

From vehicle maintenance to welding, and plumbing to driving a backhoe, Jarred Heffelfinger does it all as head of maintenance for Loudonville.

Western Holmes is trying to lower the $21,150 annual cost for fire and emergency services it pays the village department to serve Washington Twp.

Loudonville Village Council closed out its 2022 business at a brief meeting Monday, Dec. 19.

Council President Matt Young announced during Mondays meeting that he and his family are donating a 16-foot Christmas tree this holiday season.

The groundswell of support for a pickleball facility grew in Loudonville Monday when the village council approved permitting the Loudonville Youth Building to be used as an indoor winter facility for…

Schmidt is a project manager and senior planner with OHM Advisors, an architectural, engineering and planning firm.