Marshallville News

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.

A Marshallville man accused of having sexual contact with a 16-year-old Wooster girl pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Wayne County Common Pleas Court.

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday released plans to use nearly $1.1 billion in federal stimulus funds and low-interest state loans for drinking-water and sewer projects.

By CHRIS LEONARD Staff Writer WOOSTER -- A Marshallville man was found not guilty of vehicular manslaughter by an eight-person jury Thursday.

Eighth grade students from Sts. Peter & Paul School in Doylestown visited a solar powered home in Marshallville after completing a chapter on electricity.

WOOSTER: Well, here's a new twist. In fact, some sort of legal history might have been made Thursday inside of Courtroom B at the Wayne County Municipal Building.

Revisiting history can be a nostalgic walk down memory lane. But even through the murky haze of four decades, to many people, 1968 is still a really crummy year.

BARBERTON: It was a familiar routine for a 45-year-old Barberton man pulled over early Wednesday for suspected drunk driving.

The state of Ohio says your ability to drive a vehicle is ''impaired'' when you have a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 percent.

In an evening marked by numerous awards and recognitions, the community's top United Way award went Jack Kristofco, dean of the University of Akron Wayne College.

WOOSTER: Authorities have agreed to re-examine a girl's 1981 abduction and murder in which an executed man was considered the prime suspect.

The brother of slain 12-year-old Tina Marie Harmon left a meeting Thursday with Wayne County Prosecutor Martin Frantz without the closure he sought.

Prosecutor Martin Frantz considers the 1981 murder of 12-year-old Tina Marie Harmon a closed case, and will meet with the Harmon family next week to explain why officials believe Robert Buell was her killer.

More than 200 property owners from Wayne County attended the third of six hearings Monday at the Administration Building, where they spoke with appraisers about their concerns with the countywide property ...