Steve Stricklen News Today

Mohican Area Growth Foundation has hired OHM Advisors of Cleveland to develop a revitalization plan that will encourage more business growth downtown.

Loudonville village council n Monday designated land in the pool park complex for four pickle ball courts, and discussed permitting pollinator gardens in the village.

Sunday, July 31 was the last official day of work for Curt Young, administrator for Village of Loudonville since July of 2008.

Council unanimously approves the tabling action, pledging to reopen the topic after revitalization plans are unveiled, probably in the fall.

The vacated alley property will be split by First Baptist Church and American Legion Post 257

The condition of village streets, and concerns on neighborhood safety were discussed by Loudonville Village Council on Monday, May 16.

The Village of Loudonville was honored by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for completing steps to achieve a source water protection program

Loudonville native Joe Pittenger describes his escape from war in Ukraine to his new exiled home of Antalya on the southern coast of Turkey

Council agrees to pay $30,000, up from a $10,000 last year, as its annual contribution to the Mohican Area Growth Foundation

Currently village zoning allows tourist homes in areas zoned residential commercial,