A Glenford resident was killed and two people were injured on Thursday, July 16 in a crash at the intersection of state routes 204 and 668.

All public entities (trustees, village and city councils, commissioners, etc.) must publicize their meeting dates, times and ...

The Perry County Bulldogs of Mount Aloysius recently competed in the Ohio Special Olympics Bowling Tournament for the second consecutive year, bringing home an impressive array of medals and ...

In the storied tradition of Perry County sports, few names carry the same weight as Steve Fondale. For over two decades, the former New Lexington High School wrestling coach didn’t just build a ...

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Theater troupe heading into the woods. The Perry County Theatre Association is performing a production of “Into the Woods,” by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Ferformance dates are July 30 ...

NEW LEXINGTON- Cooper Standard, a company that produces metal tubing products and employs approximately 230 people in the area, will be closing its New Lexington location. In a statement, the company ...

On Oct. 18 Win Waste Innovations — Tunnel Hill Reclamation hosted the Perry County Parks District for lunch, q&a with Operations Manager Mike Wion, and a nature hike through parts ...

NEWARK, Ohio — Two leaders representing Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) have graduated as fellows of the Ohio Leadership Academy for Student Success. Eric Veigel, PhD, dean of strategic ...

ALLIANCE, Ohio — The University of Mount Union has announced that Ryan Kuhn, of Thornville, Ohio, has been named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2026 semester. Kuhn was one of 740 students named to ...

ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Genesis HealthCare System has opened a new primary medical care practice in Shawnee, Ohio. This location further expands access to high-quality healthcare for residents in Perry and ...

• Timothy Barnett was convicted of aggravated possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony. He was sentenced to 15 days in jail, ordered to perform 100 hours of community service and pay court costs, ...