Marshallville News

Rails-to-Trails of Wayne County Friday announced the land acquisition for the long-contemplated trail that will run from Orrville to Clinton.

Residents concerned over the potential loss of the village school sought council's support and answers Monday.

A Stark County drinking water project and four sewer projects in Wayne, Stark and Portage counties are getting federal stimulus funds and state loans from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.

After praising the Child Support Enforcement Agency for its willingness to adapt and become more efficient, a Wayne County commissioner used the occasion to talk about Ohioans' attitudes toward tax increases.

Some law enforcement agencies are concerned about the potential fallout a 13-percent cut to road patrol services could cause, while others say they are in a wait-and-see period before reacting to the reduction.

The head of Orrville's fire prevention bureau predicted the new fire safety trailer will be a big hit.

The 91-year-old Ravenna woman said she got a promotion a few years ago when it became difficult to stand for St.

A few thoughts from the week in sports ... Smithville is a small school with some big-time moments in its sports history.

A large crowd gathered to hear the band on the southeast quadrant of the square.

Road patrol provided by the Sheriff's Office is important, people say, but should it be funded by a sales tax increase, a new levy or should expenses be cut? The Wayne County commissioners convened a meeting Thursday night to discuss ways cities, villages and townships might want to work together or with the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement ...

A 72-year-old Wayne County man has been charged with trying to rape a 5-year-old boy.

A 72-year-old Marshallville man has been charged with the attempted rape of a 5-year-old boy and having sexual contact with a then 8-year-old boy, representing what police say has been part of a pattern of sexual abuse spanning more than 50 years.

For consumers, the falling dairy market may be a relief, although dairymen warn the impact to their industry could spike a long-term effect in the retail market, sending store prices much higher.

Millersburg native Cassie Sheely, 23, was crowned Quota Idol 2009 during Saturday's competition at the Wooster High School Performing Arts Center.

With the cost of elections on the rise and an increase in absentee voting, the Wayne County Board of Elections has merged 11 precincts into others.

View 7 Rooms tastefully decorated with Antique Victorian furnishings along with the Central Spiral Staircase.