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YOUNGSTOWN — Jessica Gonzalez, 54, of Forest View Drive, was sentenced to two years of probation Tuesday and ordered to pay $900 in restitution for her misdem

YOUNGSTOWN — Jessica Gonzalez, 54, of Forest View Drive, was sentenced to two years of probation Tuesday and ordered to pay $900 in restitution for her mi

Herman Stigall, 20, is accused of killing 65-year-old Mohammed Rahman Oct. 29 and stealing his car. Stigall was held on all charges Monday.

The 3-year-old's mom was pushing him in a stroller across Clopper Road at Village Fountain Drive in Germantown when a car struck the boy. They were in the crosswalk.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 92 in Gananoque handed out its local awards for the Remembrance Poster, Poetry and Prose competition to students in the local…

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 92 in Gananoque handed out its local awards for the Remembrance Poster, Poetry and Prose competition to students in the local…

Apr 23, 2021 | Features James Kellar. Courtesy photo James Kellar’s photography interest began as a young teen when his father taught him to develop film and print pictures in a converted bathroom. He attended Ivy Tech Community College–Columbus and was later hired as a corporate photographer for Sunrise Greetings in Bloomington. A part-time freelance photography career followed. Now “semi-retired,” Kellar says he spends most of his time working on personal photography projects along wi...

Nashville Spice Company. Photo by James Kellar by JANA WILSON While you may not currently be able to travel to far-flung exotic places, the Nashville Spice Company in neighboring Brown County, Indiana, can at least bring flavors from around the globe to you. “Spices are grown in all parts of the world,” says co-owner Greg Fox. “We’ve had international students from Indiana University tell us that certain spices we carry are just like the ones they get at home.” It might be the Syrian-...