Magnolia News

They are sisters, best friends, twins - two separate parts of the same whole. Twins Nancy Buckridge and Norma Grunder will celebrate their 75th birthday Nov.

A suspect is now is custody after an alleged abduction of a woman, 25, from a home in Coventry Twp in Summit County.

MAGNOLIA: Kenneth E. Monroe, Sr., age 89, of Magnolia, passed away Monday evening, November 2, 2009, in Aultman Hospital surrounded by his loving family.

HEBRON - Casey P. Kovach, 26, died Wednesday, Oct. 28, at his home. He was a server at Cheddars Restaurant.

It isn't news that cupcakes, once found mostly at children's birthday parties and school bake sales, have become the sophisticated darlings of the cake world.

Six local bands and songwriters will join forces Sunday for the Music for the Mountains Benefit to help stop mountaintop removal coal mining.

Ohio Citizen Action describes its organization as a door-to-door democracy group that devotes its time to running campaigns to persuade industries to prevent pollution.

MAGNOLIA - As fast starts go, Coshocton B-Dry Systems had one to remember Sunday.

COSHOCTON - Host Coshocton could only plate one run in a 7-1, 4-0 East Central Ohio League softball doubleheader loss to Cambridge on Saturday.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is accepting public comment until June 1 on a $7 million cleanup plan for a contaminated industrial site in southern Stark County.

DRESDEN -The Tri-Valley class of 1969 will hold its 40th reunion July 18. The committee is searching for addresses for the following class members: James Anderson, Ethell Binkley, Frank Felix, Terry Gill, Donald Hutchison, Carolyn McConnell, Janice Noel, Lynn Norman, Mary Robinson, Tom Scott, Tom Trego, Laura Watson and Bonnie Hindel.