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St. Clairsville City Council members unanimously approved the National Road Bikeway Tunnel and the National Road Bikeway Bridge rehabilitation project during their meeting Monday night. The project includes replacing a retaining wall, constructing a trailhead and adding a parking lot along the trail. Other updates are the resurfacing of the trail, which will include pavement […]

AUSTINTOWN — Two trustees and the zoning inspector took a tongue lashing from residents Monday night at the township’s regular meeting. The furor stemmed

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — St. Clairsville City Council members unanimously approved the National Road Bikeway Tunnel and the National Road Bikeway Bridge rehabilitati

A Highland County grand jury handed down eight indictments, including charging three individuals with second-degree felony counts, during their Tuesday, April 2 session.

HOWLAND — Three local entities met recently to discuss improvements to the township’s aesthetics and future project opportunities. While no action could b

Lorain County commissioners denied a request March 29 from Sheriff Phil Stammitti to hire outside legal counsel to determine who’s in charge of the County Wide Public Safety Communications Network. Commission President Jeffrey Riddell and Vice President David Moore voted against retaining the law firm of Isaac, Wiles and Burkholder LLC, and attorney Charles Schneider […]

Jareth Vance, 32, of Perrysville, has been indicted on 42 charges by a Richland County grand jury and remains in the Richland County Jail.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio’s state board of education is facing a budget cliff – and says for it to survive the fall, it must either raise teacher licensing fees or receive immediate funding from the state. At the board’s March meeting, members mulled over a proposed licensing fee increase, from $200 to upward of […]

WARREN — The Trumbull County Board of Elections will consider its next step April 2 after the county prosecutor’s office declined its request to ask, on the