Mount Pleasant News

Renee Cash and her brother, Raymond Cash Jr., co-owners of Ray's Sausage, have kept their business going despite the commotion next door at the home of serial murder suspect Anthony Sowell.

RSV Inc. of Steubenville filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Jefferson County Common Pleas Court against the Jefferson County commissioners, claiming the county owes the contractor $93,971 for extra work needed to demolish a former school in Mount Pleasant.

When artifacts were found on Mount Pleasant, it was cause for a story. This article was in the Aug.

Inez "Brownie" Fortson cries as she is helped from Grace Missionary Baptist Church during her daughter Telacia's funeral Thursday, November 12, 2009 in Cleveland.

A wanted burglary suspect has mocked police with a picture of himself next to a police van - to replace the mugshot "he didn't like". Maynard poses beside a police van in the picture he sent to a paper A snapshot of Matthew Maynard first appeared in a newspaper at the weekend, among a group of others police want to track down.

As the investigation into nearly a dozen bodies discovered in Cleveland's Mt. Pleasant neighborhood moves forward, area clergy are seizing the opportunity to forge stronger community bonds.

Dee Perry, host of WCPN-FM/90.3's "Around Noon." There was one thing worrying Dee Perry when she started the "Around Noon" program on Cleveland's public radio station, WCPN FM/90.3. Would she and producer Dave DeOreo find enough topics to sustain an hour show airing every weekday? About 13 years later, the memory of those early jitters make her ...

Coshocton County Sheriff's Office Oct. 28 Total inmates, 58; males, 49; females, 9. Accidents Oct.

Officials with the Fourth Street Health Center have announced plans to expand into the southern part of Jefferson County with a monthly free clinic set to open in November in Mount Pleasant.

The city of Cleveland will not expand a life-saving program within the Fire Department without first negotiating with the paramedics union.

A new gang moved into Mount Pleasant. You won't see their names spray-painted on abandoned houses, but they call themselves the Fantastic 4-Hers. Yep.

Voters in the Buckeye Local School District will decide whether a new elementary school is built behind the high school.

Voters in the Buckeye Local School District will decide whether a new elementary school is built behind the high school.

In the still morning beauty of Hampstead Heath, coot chicks scramble and swans glide across the Vale of Health pond.

Friends of the Monroe Lending Library won't be begging Ohio officials to save their budget - the small lending library doesn't receive any state funds to begin with.

ROY Tobias took this photo in October 1933 on top of Mt. Pleasant. Pictured are Chief Arnold Iron Shell, Chief Paw Grease and Chief Shout-At, all members of the Sioux Tribe.

DILLONVALE a ' Ken and Carolyn Dundr of Dillonvale are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary today.

I am wondering if readers can identify the 'neighborhood' described in the pages of 'Crossroads and Fence Corners,' Volumes I and II, written by Charles R. Goslin, 1904-1990. A noted naturalist, local historian and author, he was familiar with this area and the important roles it played in the history of Lancaster.

Alma College President Saundra Tracy says she'll retire next year, and the school plans to start looking for her successor this fall.

LANCASTER - Any resident who grew up or raised children in the city during the past century likely enjoyed some fun-filled afternoons at Rising Park.