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.
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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…
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…
$2.4 million contract approved for Ashland Public Transit facility project
The future 14,500 square-foot facility will be constructed on city-owned property on the corner of Third and Union streets.
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Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from March 3
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 lawmakers approve purchase of former Arthur Street school building
Ashland City Council unanimously approved the purchase of the former Arthur Street school property during its meeting Tuesday night.
Ashland University’s Juried Student Art + Design Exhibition opens March 5
ASHLAND — Ashland University’s annual Juried Student Art + Design Exhibition will open Thursday, March 5, with a reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., at the Coburn Gallery inside the Center for the Arts (331 College Ave.). Gallery admission is free and open to the public. The exhibition, which runs…
Heartland Technical Education Center announces Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance students
ASHLAND — The following Heartland Technical Education Center students achieved honor roll status with all A’s for the second nine-week grading period of the 2025-2026 school year. All A’s Ashland High School Behrendsen, Jersey 11 COS1Diaz, Gracelyn 11 COS1Frazee, Avery 11 CJ1Hendren, Helen (Ellie) 11 GRA1McFrederick, Emma 11 AVS1Peterson, Lilliana…
Ashland plans for America’s 250th birthday celebration
Heading up Ashland’s “America’s 250th Birthday Celebration Committee” are co-chairs Mayor Matt Miller and former Ashland County Historical Society Executive Director Jennifer Marquette.
Cathy Lance sworn in as Loudonville mayor, council seat left open
LOUDONVILLE — President Pro Tempore of Loudonville Village Council Cathy Lance took the oath of office Monday evening, leaving her council seat up for grabs. Former mayor Jason Van Sickle resigned last month, effective March 1. He served as mayor since 2021. He said he had been mulling resignation for…
Pond owners invited to Pond Playbook Conservation Chat April 11 at Tom Kruse Park
ASHLAND — If your pond fishing last summer left you wanting more, the Ashland Soil and Water Conservation District has just the event for you. Ashland SWCD will be hosting a Pond Playbook Conservation Chat on April 11 at 9 a.m. at Tom Kruse Park. The morning program will feature…
Ashland County Sheriff’s Office call log from March 2
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 2-3
ASHLAND — The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers’ activity from March 2-3. These reports include incidents by date, arrests, citations issued and calls by day organized in chronological order. Police fielded 97 calls. That included 12 incidents, three arrests and four citations. March 2-3 Incidents Arrests…
Lewis fuels Falcons’ flight to district title game
JEROMESVILLE – Kael Lewis and the Hillsdale boys basketball team are playing angry. Following a regular season that was hampered nearly start-to-finish by illness and injury, the Falcons have settled into the team they felt like they could be all along. The latest victim of Hillsdale’s recent winning onslaught was…
Newman Technology plans $74 million expansion on Mansfield’s north side
Newman Technology Inc. plans a $74 million expansion, including hiring 70 new employees and adding an estimated $3.55 million in new annual payroll.
Ohio State Highway Patrol launches text-to-join feature
COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) has announced a new tool that connects the next generation of troopers directly with a recruiter. Anyone interested in a career as an Ohio State Trooper can begin their journey by simply texting “joinOSHP” to 614-654-OSHP. As part of a broader effort to…
Fredericktown man sentenced to 35 years to life for two counts of rape
MOUNT VERNON — Judge Richard Wetzel sentenced Michael A. Heston, of Fredericktown, to a total of 35 years to life in prison on two counts of rape on Feb. 26 in Knox County Common Pleas Court. Below are the convicted charges, each with the corresponding severity and sentence. The court…
Ashland police reports for Feb. 27 to March 2
ASHLAND — The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers’ activity from Feb. 27 to March 2. These reports include incidents by date, arrests, citations issued and calls by day organized in chronological order. Police fielded 217 calls. That included 18 incidents, eight arrests and eight citations. Feb.…
Loudonville police reports for Feb. 22-28
LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville Police Department issued the following reports after officers’ activity from Feb. 22-28. Police responded to 20 calls, issued four citations and one arrest. Police conducted four traffic stops that resulted in warnings for traffic violations, and police performed 44 business checks. Loudonville police reports are published…
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