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The Amish buggy with flashing lights may not have been center stage during Amish Safety Day July 29, but it received plenty of recognition from various Geauga County leaders during the event. Donated by the Amish Safety Committee, the aged buggy displayed the newest of safety features, a yellow flashing light at the top of

Its country fair season and here are the ones you wont want to miss

Middlefield Banc (NASDAQ:MBCN – Get Free Report) announced its earnings results on Monday. The bank reported $0.63 EPS for the quarter, beating analysts’ consensus estimates of $0.59 by $0.04, MarketWatch Earnings reports. Middlefield Banc had a return on equity of 11.31% and a net margin of 22.12%. The company had revenue of $24.43 million during […]

Middlefield Banc (NASDAQ:MBCN – Get Free Report) posted its quarterly earnings results on Monday. The bank reported $0.63 earnings per share for the quarter, topping the consensus estimate of $0.59 by $0.04, MarketWatch Earnings reports. The business had revenue of $24.43 million during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $18.30 million. Middlefield Banc […]

The swimming area at Wadsworth Falls State Park, which is located in Middlefield and Middletown, is closed Thursday because of water quality. The state...

The Town of Waterford and Waterford Fire Services have announced the promotion of firefighter Spencer Bauch to the position of fire inspector as of July 2. He succeeds former Fire Inspector Steve Dub...

Middlefield Banc (NASDAQ:MBCN – Get Free Report) released its quarterly earnings results on Monday. The bank reported $0.63 EPS for the quarter, beating analysts’ consensus estimates of $0.59 by $0.04, MarketWatch Earnings reports. Middlefield Banc had a return on equity of 11.31% and a net margin of 22.12%. The company had revenue of $24.43 million […]

Investment firm Platinum Equity has agreed to acquire Twinsburg, Ohio-based HC Cos., a manufacturer of plastic horticultural containers.

Researchers believe a centuries-old religious community may be able to shine a light on how we can best treat disorders like depression.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyOne Amish family in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, had known for some time their son was deeply troubled and unhappy. Now in his early twenties, he had not flourished, and had not found his way as a productive member of their farming community of 40,000 Old Order Amish. The family faced many barriers to address their son’s mental health.When cases like these reach a crisis point, the Amish community provides support groups for people wh...