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Nighttime wind gusts of up to 89 mph caused outages for nearly 11,000 residents in Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties. Outages could last days.

The office recommends the following detour: Madison Avenue to Spruce Street to Old Columbus Road to Prairie Lane.

Our streets take a pounding during winter with freezing and thawing. Come spring we have potholes aplenty. Heres what drivers should know.

Harrison Road to close for 30 days; Smithville UMC to host Dog Obedience Course

Construction begins in Salt Creek Township on Monday, March 28.

One year later, a house destroyed by an explosion and fire still stands at 4840 North Honeytown Road, and the cause of the blast remains unknown.

How many bridges are in poor condition in Wayne, Ashland and Holmes counties? Here are the county and state ratings and what they mean.

Wayne and Ashland counties are under a Level 2 snow advisory while Holmes County is under a Level 1 emergency. No serious accidents were reported.

Wayne County Engineer’s Office employees were Santa’s helpers when they dedicated an afternoon to assemble 21 bikes.

Land in Green, Wayne townships on way to being ag security area Samuel Boudreau Wednesday, July 7 KEY ACTION  Approved over 800 acres in Wayne and Green townships to stay as farmland for the next 10 years. DISCUSSION  Wayne County commissioners approved two resolutions regarding farmland in Wayne and Green townships. The first resolution established a new agricultural security area (ASA) of 595.021 acres in the two townships, which includes land owned by Michael and Catherine Kauffman (130....