Shiloh News

Sullivan Twp. road closed for culvert work County Road 281 between County Road 500 and Township Road 35 in Sullivan Township will be closed at 7 a.m. Monday for culvert replacements.

The recession has a grip on wallets this summer, curbing expensive outings and vacations.

Bar plagued by trouble For the second time since opening April 10, Nizzie's Bar and Grill at Bowman Street and West Sixth Avenue was the scene of a felony Sunday.

Area news briefs: Friends of Parks plan big kick-off June 6, 2009 Mansfield South Park hosts June 13 reenactment Friends of the Mansfield Parks will kick off its series of free, family-friendly summer events June 13 in South Park, off Park Avenue West and Brinkerhoff Avenue.

The Mansfield-Ontario-Richland County Health Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating a dog which was involved in the bite-attack of a 12-year-old girl.

A dog implicated in the bite-attack of a 12-year-old girl is still on the loose in the Shiloh area.

Residents opposing a proposed move of Greyhound bus operations to the city's RTA hub say it's a matter of safety and it will disrupt a neighborhood.

Flags for organ donation are flying at the nation's hospitals this month to celebrate the gift of life.

The Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee brought his popular demeanor to Mansfield on Tuesday.

A pair of fugitive arrests also helped get drugs and stolen guns off the streets, according to the Richland County Sheriff's Department.

A U.S. flag honoring American Legion Post 503 in Shiloh will be raised Thursday in front of the Richland County Administration Building.

The Richland County Division of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force's most recent fugitive sweep targeted 25 people with 12 fugitives being apprehended.

Roger and Helen Likes were married April 4, 1959 at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Mansfield by the Rev.

MANSFIELD - A sweep for fugitives Wednesday by the Richland County Division of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force turned up four pounds of marijuana and copious amounts of other illicit drugs, as well as three guns and $2,530 in cash - all in plain view inside one residence, according to Richland County Sheriff Steve Sheldon.

A woman who says a Huber Heights doctor made inappropriate comments, kissed her on the mouth and put his number in her cell phone during an October 2007 office visit is seeking civil damages.

High winds brought large amounts of damage to the North Central Ohio area Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

During January and February the glass art sculptures of Thomas Chapman of Dayton and the fine art photographic prints of Doug McLarty of Xenia will be displayed in the Art Gallery at the Centerville Police ...

Tom Wall has been delivering the Dayton Daily News to residents in Harrison Twp.

A 42-year-old man has been arrested, accused of spying on women through their bedroom windows and leaving letters in their mailboxes.

Jeffrey Martin of Clayton made a bad decision when he left his cell phone number in a letter he allegedly wrote.