Courtney McNaull, Staff reporter
Posted inNews
Ashland police honor civilian for saving a life
ASHLAND – Every year, Ashland Police Department honors its own with an award ceremony recognizing exemplary service. But it’s not every year chief David Marcelli gives an award to a […]
Posted inLife and culture
Balloons stay grounded, but the glow goes on
ASHLAND – Though wet weather kept hot air balloons grounded on the first night of Ashland Balloonfest, the festival’s pilots and officials agreed– the glow must go on. Rains cleared […]
Posted inLife and culture
Loudonville museum celebrates certificates from national association
LOUDONVILLE – The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum of the Mohican Historical Society has reached another milestone in its quest for excellence. The museum recently received six certificates from the American Association […]
Posted inBusiness
Local enthusiasm brings Chick-fil-A food truck to Ashland
ASHLAND – Ashlanders better get ready to “Eat Mor Chikin.” A Chick-fil-A food truck is slated to make weekly stops in Ashland on Tuesdays starting next week, Mayor Matt Miller told […]
Posted inUncategorized
Fatal shooting was result of drug deal gone bad, says Ashland prosecutor
ASHLAND – A refusal to pay for illegal drugs allegedly led to a fatal shooting at Almond Tree Inn on Monday, according to Ashland County Prosecutor Chris Tunnell. New details […]
Posted inNews
Marion County Sheriff identifies Louisiana woman believed to be serial killer Grate’s 1st victim
MARION — Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey identified Dana Nicole Lowrey as the woman officials believe was the first murder victim of serial killer Shawn Grate. Lowrey was a 23-year-old […]
Posted inNews
Officer cleared, man indicted in Ashland police-involved shooting
ASHLAND — The Ashland Police officer who shot a man in March has been cleared of wrongdoing in the incident, Ashland County Prosecutor Chris Tunnell announced Wednesday in a joint […]