Labounty Road News Today

NORTH KINGSVILLE — After more than 18 months of work, a section of Route 531 is open again, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

JEFFERSON — The 2006 murder of Gail Susan Knam has not yet been solved and the case is still open as investigators hope further information can lead to the person,

ASHTABULA TOWNSHIP — Work on a culvert replacement on Route 20 has finished and the road is reopen, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation, in what is sure to

ASHTABULA TOWNSHIP — Work on a pair of Ohio Department of Transportation projects in the northeast corner of Ashtabula County is ongoing.

A Life: M. Dickey Drysdale – 1944-2021; ‘The most interesting man’ Dick Drysdale, left, former owner of The Herald of Randolph, left, talks with his successor Tim Calabro about coordinating delivery drivers on press day, Wednesday, July 8, 2015. Calabro, a photographer who began working at the paper in 2000, purchased The Herald from Drysdale in June. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permis...

Maurice Dickey Drysdale, 76, editor/publisher emeritus of the White River Valley Herald, died early Wednesday morning, April 28, 2021, in his home on Labounty Road in Randolph, Vt. He was born on November 10, 1944, in Concord, Mass., to John and Eleanor Drysdale. Six months later, the Drysdales moved to Randolph, Vt., where John purchased the White River Valley Herald. He was its editor/publisher for the next 30 years. Dickey graduated from Randolph Union High School in 1962 and Harvard Univer...