Ohio News

As the hustle of the holidays settles down and the cold of winter seeps in, our minds wander to warmer days, memories of places been and dreams of journeys to come.

Nebraska had a terrific run in the Big 8. The first five years or so of Big 12 play were strong too.

Merkley + Partners has expanded its relationship with Ruth's Hospitality Group by adding creative duties on Mitchell's Fish Market, a restaurant chain that Ruth's acquired last year.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haas of Ohio, Ill., will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house, hosted by their children, from 2 to 5 p.m. Dec.

Dippolito is still on probation for the scheme. a Long before he made headlines as the victim of his wife's alleged plot to have him killed , Michael Dippolito had a scheme of his own.

As the financial crisis rolls on, SNL presents a weekly news summary of the latest bank failures.

Bill Sisler of Ohio, Ill., will celebrate this 80th birthday today, Saturday. Bill was born Dec.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Molln of rural Ohio celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Nov.

The new Meijer store under construction on Golf Road west of Greenwood Avenue in Niles will open sometime in January or February, according to a company spokesman.

A member of Gov. Ted Strickland's cabinet was chosen today as a regional Health and Human Services director for President Barack Obama.

A Princeton man was sentenced to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to the Class 1 felony of residential burglary and to the Class 2 felony of aggravated battery.

Something special will be in the city of Ottawa's Festival of Lights parade the day after Thanksgiving.

A competitive half-time show is made up of many small steps, but the Nevada High School Tiger Pride Marching Band has taken small steps and turned them into great strides.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is waging ecological warfare in the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal.

A Bureau County grand jury considered the following cases at its Oct. 13 session: • Michael R. Carrico, 21, of Ohio, Ill., was indicted for the Class 4 felony of criminal damage to government-supported property.

From staff reports October is National Popcorn Poppin' Month, making it the perfect time to try some new popcorn recipes.

A Princeton woman is serving three months in the Bureau County jail after pleading guilty to the Class 4 felony of computer fraud Stacey M. Albrecht, 26, entered her guilty plea Oct.

Pamila June Lafferty, 56, of 1054 Lora Ave., Princeton, died Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009, at Heartland Healthcare Center in Henry following a lengthy illness.

As most high school students might recall, the end of the French and Indian War in 1763 gave Britain mastery of the Atlantic Seaboard and Canada, while France, the loser of that war, had to abandon its territories in Canada and colonial America, and remove itself from the New World.

Dear Mr. Berko: I own 5,000 shares of Ford at $3 a share and because the economy looks like it's going back to prosperity and better times, would you recommend that I buy more Ford stock? As you know, Ford recently recorded a $2.3 billion profit so it looks like the economy is really on the road to recovery and the stock market could really take ...