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MINGO JUNCTION — The village mayor confirmed during Tuesday’s council meeting that the village’s post office will be returning. “We will be getting our

The Hancock County Treasurer’s Office is reminding people that real estate taxes for the first half of 2023 are due Friday, February 16th. Payments can be made on the due date or before at the Hancock County Treasurer’s office in the courthouse or at the drop box located inside the entry to the courthouse. Mailed payments must

ONTARIO — Jareth Vance's arraignment for attempted aggravated murder is scheduled for Feb. 15. Vance was arrested Sunday after a police standoff.

Surveys, drones and GIS technology will be used to create easy-to-use plan for Ravenna, David E. Dix writes.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – On Thursday afternoon, a Franklin County judge heard arguments in a lawsuit against Speaker of the Ohio House Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill), brought forward by members of his own party. Republican infighting has plagued the Ohio Statehouse for more than a year now. Last January, a group of 22 Republicans broke […]

The Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County will be providing encampment residents with some basic supplies for the next couple of weeks.

News Editor news@presspublications.com A judgment of the Ottawa County Common Pleas Court convicting a woman of six counts of retaliation has been upheld by an appellate court.

New finance director Kelly Blankenship asked Mansfield City Council to make changes in the investment policy.

Magistrate Thomas W. Scholl this month ruled in favor of Highland County Prosecutor Anneka Collins and the City of Hillsboro in a quo warranto case involving the Hillsboro Area Economic Development Corporation, a community improvement corporation founded in 2015 under the tenure of former Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings. 

An ordinance prohibiting "adult use cannabis operators" within the city of Shelby will be discussed at Monday's meeting.