Hayesville News

The first working day of the new year - and first school day - was greeted with snow showers, slippery roads and a few property-damage crashes in the city and county.

Photo By Ashland Times-Gazette StaffApproximately 60 worshipers gathered atop the hill at 875 County Road 30-A, Sunday April 12, 2009, for Hayesville United Methodist Church's sunrise Easter service.

Ashland County commissioners continued budget talks with county departments Thursday, discussing Emergency Management Administration funding with director Mark Rafeld.

Photo By Times-Gazette photo/Tom E. Puskar Ray Herbst, the county director of public health preparedness and health education, talks with Sherri Maneese in Herbsta s new office in the County Service Center.

Christmas is a time for family, presents and, most importantly, turning the yard into an outdoor light show.

Now even Wild Bill Cody would recognize the place. Volunteers put the finishing touches this week on an eight-month project to restore the Hayesville Opera House to its original glory.

The 270-seat auditorium served as the village's cultural center, providing a local venue for passing entertainers, high school graduations and other events.

MANSFIELD: Douglas James Jarvis, 56 of Mansfield, died Monday, November 30, 2009.

MANSFIELD - Looking for a heart-warming Christmas program to get you in the holiday spirit? The cast of "The Homecoming" says look no further.

Firefighters from four departments responded to a house fire Sunday afternoon at 580 County Road 1754.

When the doors at St. Edward Catholic Church open at 4 every Wednesday afternoon, a few dozen people already are gathered outside the Pleasant Street entrance.

Ronald and Lois Lutz of Loudonville set up a booth at Hillsdale High School's arts and crafts show each year, one of only a handful of shows the two regularly attend.

During his 21 years of service in the United States Air Force, Allen Wright, Jr.

The Johnny Appleseed Heritage Center went through a transition in 2009. With no outdoor drama, the board aimed its programing at making people aware of the center.

A woman comforts Dennis Atkins as firefighters work to control the blaze that damaged his home Thursday in Jeromesville.\ T-G Staff Report A Thursday evening house fire caused severe damage to a home at 485 U.S. 250 East.

HAYESVILLE -- A fire did extensive damage to a house at 485 U.S. 250 East near Hayesville late Thursday afternoon.

Reunions HAYESVILLE -- The second Hydromatic Pump Co. reunion will be held at 1 p.m. Oct.

Christopher D. Huber, 21, of Wooster was transported to Cleveland MetroHealth Hospital from Samaritan Regional Health System via emergency medical helicopter after being ejected from a motorcycle 9:04 p.m. Friday on the 500 block of County Road 1775, a hospital official said.

Ashland County Commissioner Kim Edwards said Thursday the county prosecutor's office would be moving to the third floor of the County Office Building once the County-City Health Department moves to the former Heartland Home.

Thirsty horses and equally thirsty drunks would find something familiar in Mifflin's newest park.