Greentown News

A movement to purchase and preserve Greentown, a centuries-old Indian settlement deep in Black Fork Valley, is gaining steam.

People who couldn't travel to the Tea Party movement on Capitol Hill made their voices heard Saturday at the Richland County Fairgrounds.

Jim Rickard, director of the Stewardship Services Foundation, will discuss money matters for pastors and their families from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept.

A group of more than 40 Ohio Munsee Delaware Native Americans brought their thundering Lenapi Drums to the former Greentown settlement, north of Perrysville in southern Ashland County.

On Saturday, for the 10th straight year, a group of more than 40 Delaware-Munsee Native Americans gathered at a former settlement north of Perrysville.

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NORTH CANTON: The school board, the North Canton Education Association and the North Canton Classified Personnel Association have agreed to a series of cuts that will forestall a projected $1.5 million deficit in the next school year.

Bill Jones and Tony Smith, leaders of the Greentown Preservation Association, have a vision for the Greentown Indian village north of Perrysville.

The Greentown Preservation Association held an open house over the weekend at the historic Delaware Indian village site of Greentown located 2488 Ohio 39 in Perrysville, in southern Ashland County.

Home and Garden Tour Sunday June 28th The Lake Township Historical Society is sponsoring a Home and Garden Tour on Sunday June 28th.