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Richland County commissioners work toward a balanced budget for 2027.

Richland County commissioners are working to put together a balanced county budget for 2027, with a goal of approving the spending plan before the end of the year. The county’s budget discussions are underway as commissioners look at the financial needs of county government and the revenue available to support those services in the coming year.

Richland County, OH · 15h
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8 Tiny Hot Dog Joints In Ohio That Will Have You Coming Back For More

Want to find the best tiny hot dog joints in Ohio worth seeking out?. These 8 spots serve up bold flavors and creative toppings that’ll keep you coming back for more!. 1. Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace (Columbus) Some restaurants earn their reputation one loyal customer at a...

Ohio · 1d
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2026 Wayne County Junior Fair Sale results

SEPT. 16 AND 17, 2026 | SALE TOTAL: $2.2 million | TOTAL LOTS: 1,224. GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY STEER: Landra Larimore | Bid: $7/lb | Buyer: Joyride Transport;. RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY STEER: Adelynn Gerspacher | Bid: $4.75/lb | Buyer: CRW Freight Mgmt Services Inc, Santmyer Energy and Smetzer Tire;. GRAND CHAMPION...

Wayne County, OH · 14h
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Reverse sweep books spot in G-MAC semifinals

Seniors Molly Kennedy and Marcelina Gorny with their parents Nov. 6. Hillsdale volleyball stormed back to defeat Ohio Dominican University 3-2 after losing the first two sets in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinals Nov. 10. The Chargers will play Ashland University in the semifinals in Ashland, Ohio, Nov....

Hillsdale, MI · 22h
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Lorain County Swears In First Female Dog Warden, Adoptions Already Climbing

Lorain County commissioners have sworn in Kelsey Leftwich as the county's first female dog warden, and just weeks into the job she says the kennel is already seeing a turnaround. Leftwich began the role on Sept. 29, and in her first month on the job she reported adoptions have increased drastically, along with a significant jump in redemptions, or owners retrieving their dogs from the kennel.

Lorain County, OH · 2d

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Vietnam veterans preserve memories in time capsule

MEDINA — Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 385 held a time capsule ceremony Tuesday at the Medina County Vietnam Veterans Memorial, preserving photographs and artifacts for a future generation. The capsule contains Vietnam-era memorabilia honoring the history, experiences and sacrifices of those who served during the Vietnam War. It...

Medina County, OH · 2d

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Public meetings for Nov. 12

Granger Township Board of Zoning Appeals, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m., administration building, 3717 Ridge Road. Guilford Township Zoning Commission, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Town Hall, 3800 Greenwich Road. Medina County Health Department Health Center Co-Applicant Board, regular meeting, 11:30 a.m., health department, 4800 Ledgewood Drive. Medina Historic Preservation Board, regular...

Medina County, OH · 1d

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Measles cases pass 300 in Ohio as US is poised to lose elimination status

There have been 310 confirmed cases of measles in Ohio since January, as the measles epidemic continues to spread nationwide. Ashtabula, Geauga and Wayne counties account for roughly half of all cases statewide. As of Nov. 5, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed 5,182 cases across the...

Ohio · 2d

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Why Do Ohio Road-Trippers Stop At These 6 Small-Town Cheese Shops Every Winter?

Winter in Ohio has a way of turning a simple drive into a snack mission. Out past the highways, in farm towns and Amish Country crossroads, a handful of cheese shops keep their doors open all season long. Some make their own cheese on site, some pile the counters with...

Ohio · 2d

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Longtime Wooster barber Dick Stull remembered for decades of community service

Whenever someone called Dick Stull’s barbershop in Wooster over the past six-plus decades, his standard response and reason for not being able to take the call was “I’ve got a very important man in my chair.”. It may as well have been Stull himself. While he may...

Wooster, OH · 22h

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Guitars 4 Vets gives Medina County veterans a chance to bond, heal … and play

On a Thursday evening in October at the Medina County Veterans Service Office, most of the building has closed up shop. But in a small back room, half a dozen veterans are tuning their guitars for an evening jam session. Veteran Service Officer Brian Winzig facilitates the group. He kicks...

Medina County, OH · 2d

Mansfield News Journal

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Jingle & Mingle moves to larger Mansfield venue

A free Mansfield holiday tradition is returning with more room for families, games and seasonal fun as Jingle & Mingle moves to a new location for its third year. The Jingle & Mingle in the Prospect Park Neighborhood celebration will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 5 at The Grotto Hall, 747 S. Main St., according to a community announcement. Kingdom Grace Fellowship Church , Richland County Children Services , First English Lutheran Church and Zoe’s Learning Center are partnering on the event. What to expect at Jingle & Mingle The free celebration will include food, music, games and gifts. Santa, Mrs. Claus and the Grinch are also scheduled to attend. Organizations and businesses participating in the event will distribute gifts and information. “What started as a neighborhood gathering has blossomed into a hallmark holiday event. The move to The Grotto Hall ensures that organizers can deliver an even more magical experience for children and families, keeping the tradition 100% free and open to everyone,” said Renea Collins, founder and senior pastor of Kingdom Grace Church and Zoe’s Learning Center. “Attendees can look forward to a welcoming atmosphere filled with community fellowship, smiling faces, and plenty of holiday

Mansfield, OH · 2d

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Take A Few Steps Toward Better Health At The Ontario Center

Improving one’s health can begin with something as simple as putting one foot in front of the other. In that light, Richland County residents looking for a comfortable place to exercise, meet new people, and enjoy the benefits of physical activity are invited to participate in Mobility Steps at the Ontario Center, formerly Richland Mall. The next gathering takes place Wednesday, November 18, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, offering participants an opportunity to walk at their own pace in a welcoming indoor setting.

Richland County, OH · 2d

The Daily Record

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New $1M fund helps Wayne County students of faith pay for college

A new $1 million scholarship fund will help Wayne County students who want to incorporate their Christian faith into their college education and future careers. Upward Bound Youth , a Christian youth and family ministry in Smithville, partnered with the Wayne County Community Foundation to create the Arrow (Psalm 127:4) Scholarship Fund, according to a community announcement. The fund will initially provide two $5,000 scholarships that can be renewed for up to four years, providing as much as $20,000 per student. "We see the young people of Wayne County as arrows, sent out with purpose," said Stephanie McCoy, senior vice president of Upward Bound Youth. "This scholarship is for students who want their faith to shape the work they do, whether that's in a pulpit, a hospital, a business or a job site." Upward Bound Youth established the fund with a $1 million gift. The Wayne County Community Foundation will hold and administer the fund. "Scholarship funds like this one keep local generosity working for local students," said Melanie Reusser Garcia, executive director of the Wayne County Community Foundation. "We appreciate the long-term partnership to develop the Arrow Scholarship Fund alongside Upward Bound Youth.” Who can apply for the Arrow

Wayne County, OH · 2d

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(4) Jeromesville Hillsdale at (1) Kirtland football: Preview capsule for Division VI regional semifinal

Last week: Kirtland def. Brookfield, 50-0, Hillsdale def. Mineral Ridge, 42-14 On deck: Winner faces the winner of (2) South Range and (6) Hanoverton United in the regional championship game on Nov. 20. For the record: Regional semifinals don’t get much bigger than this. Kirtland is the defending Division VI...

Kirtland, OH · 16h

Medina County Gazette

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News roundup for Nov. 12

Medina County Master Gardener volunteers will hold a “Bringing in the Greens” holiday workshop from 10 a.m. to noon on Dec. 5 at the Ohio State University Extension office, 4046 Medina Road. Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. Participants will create holiday decorations using evergreen boughs, stems, seeds...

Medina County, OH · 1d

The Times-Gazette

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AU's Ashland Theological Seminary names new interim dean

ASHLAND — Rev. Steven Cole, assistant dean of Ashland Theological Seminary (ATS), has been named interim executive dean of the Seminary, succeeding Rev. Yvonne Glass, Ph.D., who has resigned from her deanship. As interim executive dean, Cole will help ATS strengthen its identity as a Seminary rooted in the Brethren tradition, with a distinctive emphasis on the continuing relevance of this living heritage, according to the community announcement. “As a Brethren minister well versed in Anabaptist traditions, Steven understands the Seminary and its people and calling. He will help build upon ATS’s historic strengths while also exploring how the Seminary can expand our reach in the midst of a secular culture.” “The Seminary has a strong foundation and a vital future,” Cole affirmed. “I look forward to working with my exceptional colleagues, students, alumni, churches and counseling centers as we build on that foundation and share the Gospel.” Glass has served as executive dean of the Seminary since 2023 and previously as the director of the counseling program. Her work included stewarding the establishment of the Doctor of Ministry in Rural and Small Towns, building relationships with Ohio’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health boards and strengthening partnerships with church

Ashland, OH · 1d

The Times-Gazette

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Ashland farmers get new help to protect water quality through SWCD

ASHLAND – Ashland Soil and Water Conservation District's new partnership will provide for a new county-level program to address water quality surrounding pasture and hayland. In partnership with the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) and H2Ohio, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s statewide water quality initiative, Ashland SWCD is launching Ashland SWCD H2Ohio Grazing Program. About the program Ashland SWCD was one of nine districts chosen to receive funding through the H2Ohio SWCD Conservation Pilot Program, which focuses on addressing nonpoint source pollution from pasture and hayland fields. The Ashland SWCD H2Ohio Grazing Program will provide free soil testing to livestock producers for their pasture and hay ground throughout the program’s five-year lifespan, as well as a $10/acre cost share for development of a grazing management plan. Once producers have completed their grazing management plan development, they will then become eligible for up to $15,000 of 100 percent cost share for livestock stream exclusion fencing projects throughout the county, according to the community announcement. Farmers interested in setting up a site visit, submitting soil tests or developing a grazing plan can contact Agricultural Conservation Specialist Tressie Wallace or Mohican Watershed Assistant Joe Christner at 419-281-7645 for more information.. About H2Ohio H2Ohio is

Ashland, OH · 1d