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Ashland’s skydiving mom dropped from above — literally
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was submitted by Ali Westergren. ASHLAND — Sherry Butcher is not your typical mom being feted today. Mothers come in all shapes and sizes, but very few probably drop from above, literally, and frequently. Butcher does. Sherry began skydiving in 1993, and was hooked after the first jump. “I knew then I…
Centerburg Interchurch finds dream facility ahead of 40th anniversary
A new location on Johnsville Road provides the space for offices, storage, and donation drop-off as well as the capacity to double the size of the food pantry.
OPINION: Conquering Cedar Point’s Top Thrill 2 and more
SANDUSKY — Cedar Point’s Top Thrill 2 definitely gave me goosebumps, but I don’t know if it was from the wind or my nerves.
Kenyon partners with MTVarts for ‘And a Child Shall Lead’
MOUNT VERNON — “And a Child Shall Lead” is a play MTVarts’ Bruce Jacklin wanted to do for 10 years. Michael Slade wrote the play, which MTVarts produced in partnership with Kenyon College Hillel and Kenyon’s Office of Community Partnerships. Partnering with Kenyon gave Jacklin the push to produce the play 10 years later. The title…
Ariel-Foundation Park set for free July 4th concert and fireworks display
MOUNT VERNON – Ariel-Foundation Park will host Mount Vernon’s fireworks on Thursday, July 4th. The fireworks, expected to start around 10 p.m., will be preceded by a concert at the Schnormeier Event Center, with opener McLennon at 5 p.m., Chaz and Nicki at 6 p.m., and headliners Tom the Torpedoes at 7 p.m. Kicking off the…
Josh the Otter teaches Mount Vernon students about water safety
The City of Mount Vernon and the Kokosing Valley Rotary Club partnered to bring a water safety program to Mount Vernon elementary students.
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