North Lawrence News

Tuscarawas Township Trustee President Dean Green, along with the chiefs from the North Lawrence, Dalton and Brewster fire departments, will meet with an official at Wooster-based Engineering Associates Monday ...

Every year the Orrville Firefighers Association Food Drive helps out a lot of families in need by providing food during the holiday season.

By AMY L. KNAPP Amy.Knapp@IndeOnline.com As the shelves of local food pantries are beginning to go bare and the holidays are approaching, a group of Cub Scouts from North Lawrence hope to help three area ...

Sheriff's Office Thursday 12:13 a.m. --Suspicious vehicle in the 900 block of North Falling Waters Boulevard, Catawba Island Township.

MANSFIELD - Gregory L. Fraley, 53, of Mansfield, died Saturday, October 4, 2008, at Med/Central Mansfield Hospital following a short illness.

In Wayne County, FirstEnergy estimates between 501-2,000 of its customers are still without power.

Ottawa County Sheriff's Office Thursday - 6:31 a.m. - Assault, 2000 block of East Lockwood Road, Portage Township.

Allen Neil's hobby has turned into a second full-time job. Earlier this year, Neil took over as manager of Spud's Corner, 4019 Alabama Ave.

Gene Shisler is passionate about putting wheels under crippled and immobile people around the world.

The Brewster Fire Department will finally get paid after delivering a signed fire and emergency contract to Tuscarawas Township trustees.

A woman with a group of riders was injured while crossing Little Beaver Creek on Tuesday afternoon.

After months of delay, Tuscarawas Township's new fire contract should be signed and in place by next week.

“Throughout the county there are groups discussing the same issues”

The discussion continued Tuesday, although the players changed slightly. Wayne County Auditor Jarra Underwood discussed financing options for fire districts in an open meeting with representatives of area fire ... via The Daily Record

“You have to have a permit (from Ohio EPA) or notify the local fire department that you are going to have them”

It's OK to have fun, but safety should be a priority when you grill out or light an outdoor fire this spring, area fire officials say. via Massillon Independent