ASHLAND – Community members of all ages are invited to attend a free Community Movie Night set for July 29 at 9 p.m. on the front lawn of Founders Hall […]
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Microbrewery/restaurant planned for Gilbert’s building
ASHLAND – Downtown Ashland got another boost with the announcement of a microbrewery and restaurant planned for the former Gilbert’s Furniture building. Doug Reynolds, 46, and his wife, Anna, signed […]
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ODOT releases Ashland Co. road construction slate
ASHLAND — The Ohio Department of Transportation cautions Ashland County drivers to be aware of this week’s construction schedule. State Route 89 SR 89, between US Route 42 and State […]
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Ashland Chamber, other agencies plan move to Main St. home
ASHLAND – The Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce and several other area agencies are planning a move into a new Main Street home that will serve as a welcome center, […]
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Classic cars to fill downtown Ashland Saturday
ASHLAND – Downtown will be filled Saturday with more than 600 cars lining the streets for the sixth annual Ashland Downtown Dream Cruise & Car Show. Thousands of people are […]
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ATS professor’s work featured in Clavier Companion magazine
ASHLAND — Dr. Ron Sprunger, professor emeritus at Ashland Theological Seminary, continues his passion for teaching and writing. The July-August issue of Clavier Companion includes his article, “Learning to Play […]
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Secretary of State Husted says American democracy is alive and well
ASHLAND – Although the chaotic primary season may have some questioning the state of our country, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted believes American democracy is alive and well. “Democracy […]
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Lawless sentenced to 20 years in trafficking, assault cases
ASHLAND – After a one month reprieve due to a clerical error, Richard Lawless discovered his fate Tuesday afternoon: 20 years in prison. Ashland County Common Pleas Judge Ronald P. […]