Rock Creek News

The Maple Valley Farmers' Market commemorated breast cancer awarness Saturday with information booths and plenty of pink.

On a cool morning earlier this week, a stray, gray kitten curled up to sleep under the hood of a car.

MARGIE PAGE / Star Beacon HIS HAIR may be blonde, but Jack Hopkins thinks pink Sunday at the annual Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure at Geneva High School.

The leaves on the trees have barely a hint of orange and yellow, but the Ashtabula-based Concerned Motorcycle Riders of Ohio group is getting ready for a fun-filled Christmas.

The Ashtabula County Board of Elections rejected petitions filed by three would-be candidates, during a Wednesday morning meeting.

Gubby the duck drew a flock of bidders Friday afternoon at the Ashtabula County Junior Fair Market Animal Sale.

We all know this: The mirror doesn't lie. We just don't see its harshest truths because we don't want to.

We all know this: The mirror doesn't lie. We just don't see its harshest truths because we don't want to.

It's time to say goodbye to the old Jefferson Elementary School. Next week, the bulldozers and dump trucks will begin to demolish the school, located at the corner of East Jefferson and Market streets.

It's been just more than 16 months since tragedy struck Joseph Kaluza, but people like Ron Seidner, Diana Hicks and Dave Dasen are still more than willing to reach out to him.

A three-car accident at the intersection of Route 46 and Route 6 closed both roads, and knocked down two utility poles Thursday evening.

A Rock Creek woman died Sunday night at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland following a two-vehicle crash.

Bells will be ringing during Jefferson Days to help fill The Salvation Army Jefferson Service Unit "watering cans" for the back-to-school clothing program.

Rock Creek Elementary School students will be taking more field trips this year, thanks to the artistic talents of one of their own.

Maurice Johnson, a 30-year-old Wentzville man, was shot and killed by O'Fallon police on Monday morning after entering the apartment of his estranged girlfriend and child.

By ELLEN KOLMAN - Staff Writer - ekolman@starbeacon.com Star Beacon ROCK CREEK - Third-grade teacher Brenda Headley of Rock Creek Elementary School fought back the tears as U.S. Army 1st Lt.

Rock Creek Village resident Suzanne Hayes was welcomed onto Village Council during Monday evening's regular meeting.

A motorcyclist posted bond Monday but still faces drug charges in a crash that landed him in a ditch and in the Ashtabula County Jail, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reports.

Many of Ashtabula County's covered bridges are well documented, making a list of 48 legacy bridges, including the 12 that have survived.

He was sentenced to six months in the Ashtabula City Jail and must complete six months of unsupervised probation.