Ashland City Schools consider discontinuing open enrollment
ASHLAND — The number of open-enrolled students at Ashland City Schools may start to fizzle out over the next several years if the Ashland City School Board votes to do…
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Crestview’s Gearheart, Mapleton’s Hopstetter earn 3rd trips to state
For the third straight season, Crestview’s Naomi Gearheart and Mapleton’s Skylar Hopstetter are headed to the state tournament.
Lexington’s Stover shares Ohio State, NFL journey at Knox County Chamber Dinner
Houston Texans’ tight end Cade Stover gave the keynote address on Friday night at the Knox County Chamber Dinner.
Malabar Farm festival offers free glimpse into the history of maple syrup
LUCAS — Jeff King thinks real maple syrup should be lauded as much more than the premier pancake topping. Standing inside the sugar shack at Malabar Farm State Park, King extolled…
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51 applied, 3 chosen: Shelby swears in new firefighters
SHELBY — Three new Shelby firefighters took the oath Thursday afternoon as they step into a role putting them on the front lines of the city’s emergencies. Mayor Steve Schag swore in Jerrod Senter, Nolan Dylag and Jacob Bartram during a ceremony at the Shelby Fire Department at 40 High…
Art of Gardening club discusses pruning at March 4 meeting
ASHLAND — Art of Gardening member Kathy Varner introduced her next-door neighbor, Todd Bowman, to talk on the topic of Pruning at a meeting held at Peace Lutheran Church March 4. The owner of Stonehenge Landscaping is a 1992 Ohio State ATI graduate and has been in business since 2010,…
Columbiana County woman, non-profit indicted in $150K theft case
LISBON, Ohio — A Columbiana County woman and her nonprofit organization have been indicted for allegedly stealing at least $150,000 in charitable donations, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today. Amanda Kiger, 52, and River Valley Organizing, a non-profit organization she founded in East Liverpool, each face felony charges of…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office shares March 5 call log
The Ashland County Sheriff’s Office fielded 100 calls for service on March 5.
Here are Ashland police reports for March 5-6
Ashland police fielded 72 calls from March 5-6, including 10 incidents, two arrests and two citations.
Ashland County grand jury issues 24 indictments in February
Ashland County Prosecuting Attorney Chris Tunnell released seven felony indictments recently issued by an Ashland County grand jury.
Ashland’s Lacey selected Division III Player of the Year in NW district
ASHLAND — Kennedy Lacey took her place among the best in northwest Ohio. Ashland’s 5-foot-8 junior wing, Lacey was selected the Division III Player of the Year when the All-Northwest District teams were introduced Thursday evening. Lacey led the Arrows to a second consecutive Ohio Cardinal Conference championship. She averaged…
Roof replacement at Ashland County office building to cost about $411K
The Ashland County Board of Commissioners accepted a $410,572 estimate from Worner Roofing to replace the county office building roof.
State Rep. Miller unveils new Ohio tourism pass program
State Rep. Melanie Miller (R-Ashland) on Tuesday unveiled a new statewide program aimed at promoting tourism opportunities across Ohio.
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from March 4
ASHLAND — The Ashland County Sheriff’s Office fielded calls for service from July 30 and 31. Calls for service, listed below, are reported daily and will be published by Ashland Source the following day, or whenever available. July 30 CFS__Yesterday__for_Media_2025-07-31_05.30.16Download
Ashland police reports for March 4-5
ASHLAND — The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers’ activity from March 4-5. These reports include incidents by date, arrests, citations issued and calls by day organized in chronological order. Police fielded 83 calls. That included eight incidents, two arrests and two citations. March 4-5 Incidents Arrests…
Mansfield Playhouse seeks community push to secure $1 million gift
The Mansfield Playhouse has reached a pivotal moment in its $7.5 million capital campaign to build a new, fully accessible theater.
State Auditor: Ashland County Board of Health mismanaged credit card
ASHLAND — An Ohio Auditor of State regular audit of the Ashland County Board of Health found mismanagement of a board credit card between the beginning of 2023 and end of 2024. During 2023 and 2024, the board failed to timely remit credit card payments by the necessary deadlines to…
Crestview can’t sustain strong start in district semifinal loss to Seneca East
WILLARD — The first half belonged to Crestview. Seneca East owned the second — and the game. The fourth-seeded Cougars roared to a double-figure lead, but couldn’t fend off the No. 2 Tigers in a 65-48 loss in the Division VI district semifinals at Willard’s Robert L. Haas Gymnasium. Third-quarter…
Arrows can’t hold down Titans in district semifinal defeat
TOLEDO – Ashland boys basketball coach Jason Hess knew it was going to be a tall task Wednesday. Facing Division II state title contender St. John’s Jesuit in a district semifinal at Toledo Central Catholic, his concerns held true. The Titans surged to a 25-7 lead after one quarter and…
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