WHEELING – After crossing the finish line Saturday, Carl Kondrach of Barnesville competed in his 40th out of the 48 Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Classics ever held. “This is my 40th race I've done of the Ogden, but I have competed in about 1,100 races, and I do roughly 100 a year,” ...
SHADYSIDE — The village of Shadyside is preparing to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. To celebrate, the village is hosting a parade on July 11 with participants lining up at 3 p.m. before getting underway at 4 p.m. The parade will start near Defelice Pizza and end near Coffee Central. Village America 250 committee chairperson Melanie Haswell said that following the parade the historic loop will continue to be closed for traffic to be the location for the village’s America 250 festival. “We are welcoming fire trucks, marching bands, classic cars, bagpipe players, and ...
Yorkville produce distribution dates set for 2026 YORKVILLE — The Yorkville Produce Distribution has released its 2026 schedule, with monthly distributions planned on Saturdays from April through October. New directors Robbie Criss and Ronica Criss, along with their four daughters, announced the schedule and apologized for the late notice, noting it is their first time serving in the role. They said they are working under the guidance of Pastor David Forsythe of Gateway Apostolic Church. Distribution dates are June 13, July 11, August 8, Sept. 12 and Oct. 10 — from 9:30 to ...
RICHMOND — The Edison High School FFA Equine Team is headed to a national competition in June after earning a state runner-up finish and securing a spot among Ohio’s top programs. Members Maddie Granatir, Ellie Richards, Mimi Ault and Leila Sudvary attended the Edison Local Board of ...
BRIDGEPORT — Bridgeport Exempted Village School District has named Trina Kropka as director of the district’s upcoming multipurpose facility known as “the Bridge,” a 31,000-square-foot health, education and community center nearing completion on the campus. The board approved the ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The former Home Pizza location will soon see life again. Thai Wok has signed a lease and plans to begin renovations soon to convert the former pizza spot into the city’s first Thai restaurant. Zoning and Planning Administrator Tom Murphy said the city is fully ...
