Waynesville News

This holiday season, spurn the suburban shopping mall and hit Columbus' Short North neighborhood instead.

Waynesville Council is pushing forward with plans for an income tax it says is necessary to save the village despite open hostility from residents.

Lissa Lush made these ornaments, that are seen here in the process of drying. "You take the tops off of the clear ornaments and pour some acrylic paint in and roll it around inside until you like how it looks," Lush said.

Waynesville leaders say if they do not institute an income tax immediately, they will have no choice but to abolish the village.

Parents of an 11-year-old rape victim found it hard to find words to tell the judge how they feel about a Waynesville man who pleaded guilty to three counts of rape.

Feeding the hungry is nothing new for food programs such as the Lebanon and Waynesville pantries, but volunteers said they are seeing a shift in who is coming to them for help.

A Waynesville man, employed by Bob Evans for 30 years, is suing the restaurateur because he claims he was fired for defending himself when a coworker came after him with a knife.

The Waynesville man who stole the Special Wish Foundation donation box from Bill's Donuts pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of unauthorized use of property.

People at the highest risk to contract the H1N1 virus across the state should all be vaccinated within the next two weeks, according to Ohio's top health official.

An outspoken critic of village leaders was one of four candidates elected Tuesday, Nov.

Several precincts in the southern portion of Warren County are already seeing turnout today, Nov.

When you have one of the largest inventories of P. Buckley Moss art in the nation, it's not difficult to get the artist to visit for some face-to-face time.

Library is a big part of life The Mary L. Cook Public Library has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember.

Sauerkraut Festival in Waynesville, Yellow Springs Street Fair The always-fun Garlic Festival at Cox Arboretum Tons more stuff Seems like Dayton loves to keep its weekends full Head on over to ActiveDayton.com for the details What are you doing this weekend? The weather Saturday should be great

WAYNESVILLE - Cooks are in non-stop production mode at St. Augustine Catholic Church this week as volunteers go all-out to put together 13,000 cabbage rolls.

No one can quite recall how long St. Augustine has been making cabbage rolls for the Waynesville sauerkraut festival.

The worst of human situations can sometimes bring out the best in people. The good folks who run Bill's Donut Shop, 268 N. Main St.

Folks don't have to go way down yonder in the pawpaw patch to sample Ohio's official native fruit.

Foodies who want to earn recognition for their cooking prowess still have a day to work out the ingredients - sauerkraut must be one of them - for the Fifth Annual Sauerkraut Recipe Contest to be held Saturday at the Der Dutchman Restaurant in Waynesville.

Waynesville High School students interviewed last week for their chance to be "MADE" by the hit TV show produced by MTV.