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Loudonville makes three new hires in athletic department
Three new faces will be a part of the Loudonville athletic program going into the 2024-2025 academic/athletic school year. In a press release, the Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District introduced three new hires in the athletic department: Chad Spurlock as the athletic director; Daryl Young as the girls basketball head coach, and Ed Honabarger as the head football coach and Loudonville High School assistant principal.
Richland County marriage licenses recorded May 6-10
These marriage license applications were recorded in Richland County between May 6 and May 10:. Jason Patrick Moore of Romulus, Michigan, 32, lineman, to Taylor Renee Relitz of Shelby, 29, health care. Sabrina Mae Mark of Mansfield, 38, self employed, to William Troy Counts of Mansfield, 51, self employed. Bryan...
Richland County Drug Court recognizes 17 graduates of program
Drug courts are designed to keep nonviolent drug-addicted individuals in treatment for long periods of time with close supervision. They seek to strike a balance between treatment and accountability and have proven to reduce recividism. If not for Richland County Drug Court, Heather Baughman says she would have taken her...
Loudonville teacher resigns following investigation into alleged misconduct
LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village Schools board Monday approved the resignation of a teacher amid a district investigation of sexual harassment allegations under Title IX and Board policies. The teacher, Alex Bates, was placed on administrative leave on April 14, 2023, according to a separation agreement and release...
Loudonville-Perrysville Schools move forward with next steps in new building project
LOUDONVILLE — Loudonville-Perrysville Schools took the next step in the process of moving toward a new building project at this week’s board meeting. The board unanimously approved a resolution accepting the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission‘s scope of the project and estimated contribution. The resolution follows two community...
New Farmers Market begins in Loudonville on May 25
LOUDONVILLE — Memorial Day weekend is best known for the start of tourist season in Loudonville. But this year there is a new attraction for locals to look forward to as well: fresh produce, baked goods, and more in the form of the new Loudonville Farmers Market. The market...
Resources to help in mistreatment of elderly people highlighted in June
June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month, and June 15 is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). Throughout the month, attention is devoted to promoting awareness of the facts about elder mistreatment, and addressing strategies for elder abuse prevention. June also is Elder Empowerment Month (EEM) in Ashland County, under the...
Mansfield man who allegedly stabbed another man over an ex-girlfriend has trial pushed back
ALLEN COUNTY, OH (WLIO) - The trial for a Mansfield man who is facing charges for a March stabbing has been pushed back until September 2024. 30-year-old Rocky Hayner signed a time waiver this week, and the judge has moved the trial back to the fall. His lawyer has asked that statements that he made during interviews with law enforcement be suppressed. A hearing will be held in July to discuss that motion.
Bellville youth anglers headed to Junior World Championship in South Carolina
BELLVILLE — Two young Bellville fishermen will get a chance to strut their stuff on a national stage. Sloan McGhee and Anthony Oscar have qualified for a national tournament in July on Lake Hartwell in Anderson County, South Carolina. McGhee and Oscar earned the honor after competing with youth...
Stabbing suspect waives right to speedy trial
LIMA — A Mansfield man involved in a stabbing in March waived his constitutional right to a speedy trial at a pretrial hearing on Thursday. Rocky Hayner, 30, was indicted on one count of aggravated burglary, a first-degree felony, and two counts of felonious assault, second-degree felonies, for a stabbing that occurred at 1508 E. Fourth St. in Lima on March 5. On that day, Lima police officers found a man at the house who had multiple stab wounds. The victim was transported to a hospital and listed in serious but stable condition.
Bigger and faster? Star athlete helps quarterback Ontario boys to district track title
ONTARIO — He was afraid track season would interfere with some of the noticeable strength gains he’s made for his burgeoning football career. Instead, Bodpegn Miller is still doing plenty of heavy lifting. It’s just that he’s doing it as a sprinter for an Ontario boys team that followed up last week’s title performance in the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference meet with a Division II district championship on the home oval Saturday. ...
Loudonville-Perrusville task force recommends master facilities plan to board
The Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District Facilities Task Force made a recommendation to the Board of Education on a comprehensive plan to address long-term facilities needs. The recommendation made Monday, May 13, prioritizes the phased construction of key academic spaces while maintaining and renovating existing facilities to optimize resources and...
Lunch in the Park with Family Life Counseling set for May 24 at Central Park gazebo
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Family Life Counseling and Psychiatric Services will provide a free lunch in Central Park gazebo May 24 from noon to 2 p.m. Activities will include live testimonials from individuals who are succeeding in recovery, free foods, snacks and drinks, a resource table staffed by Family Life employees and cornhole, other games and music, according to organizers.
Loudonville tabs Danville legend Honabarger as new football coach
LOUDONVILLE — Ed Honabarger is returning to the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference, but he won’t be wearing the Blue and White of the Danville Blue Devils. A Danville coaching icon, Honabarger was introduced as Loudonville’s new football coach and assistant principal Friday afternoon. He succeeds John Battaglia, who recently stepped down after three seasons.
Reel in the Fun: Community gathers for Fish Derby 2024
MOUNT VERNON — Knox County Fish & Game Association hosted its fishing derby at Ariel-Foundation Park on Saturday morning. Mount Vernon councilmember Mike Miller said over 200 bluegills were released. Knox County Board of Developmental Disabilities sponsored the event.
Gallery: Chili Cook-Off offers good food & music in downtown Mansfield
MANSFIELD — Below are photos from the annual Mid-Ohio Shrine Club Chili Cook-Off in Central Park in downtown Mansfield on Saturday afternoon. The event was open from noon to 5 p.m. and hosted by the Mid-Ohio Shriners, Gravity Ohio and DLX. Prizes for entrants included “The Golden Ladle” award...
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