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It’s morning in late November and through bleary eyes I sense slivers of daylight trying to sneak into the bedroom along the edges of the window shad

Orville native Dr. Stephen Yoder, will no longer be a practicing orthopedic surgeon in Ashland come 2022.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A high school basketball referee in Wisconsin died after collapsing on the court during a boys varsity game Monday night. In an e-mail sent by the family to those who knew the referee, and forwarded to the Journal Sentinel on Tuesday by Richland Center administration, it was confirmed that Tracy Krueger, a longtime coach and official, was the referee who passed away. "As he did as a colleague, competitor, teacher, and coach, he was once again sharing his love of athletics, competitive spirit, teamwork and fair play, while refereeing a basketball game when he coll...

Exhumations can help uncover long-buried secrets. So why are so few done in Ohio? Exhumations are a rarely used tool, with most Ohio counties reporting doing none in the past decade. Stephanie Warsmith and Paula Schleis, Akron Beacon Journal Published 11:15 am UTC Dec. 16, 2020 When Mike Metcalf learned police were exhuming the body of his sister — whose death was ruled a suicide in 1985 — he thought, “Why?” Margaret Purk's family always suspected her husband had a hand in her death, but a coroner's ruling had closed the case. How could her remains change anyone's mind 26 years later...