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ST. CLAIRSVILLE — A Piedmont woman accused of hoarding animals was in court Tuesday and will be allowed to assist in finding buyers for the animals. Kay Con
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Times Leader presents a look back at the past year this week with Eastern Ohio’s Top 10 stories of 2023, as selected by the newspaper’s
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — City police reported some significant drug arrests on Nov. 4. According to a release from Chief Matt Arbenz, at about 1:37 a.m. officers w
Cases of alleged animal hoarding were considered briefly in court before the case was continued Tuesday. Meanwhile the animals taken from the Quaker City address are recovering, thanks to a lot of work and care from volunteers. The cases of Paula Metzler, 55, and her daughter Kristi Metzler, 30, both of 100 Fair Ave., Quaker […]
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Cases of alleged animal hoarding was considered briefly in court before the case was continued Tuesday. Meanwhile the animals taken from