Andover News

The Ashtabula City Port Authority and the new Route 11 industrial park are moving ahead with their first building project, says Alicia McFarland, the Port Authority's economic development director.

The Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners will use the County Engineer's Department for snowplowing and removal services again this winter.

The following communities have scheduled times for Halloween trick or treat. If your area is not listed contact your local officials.

Cold temperatures didn't destroy the spirit of the Andover Fall Festival, organizers said Saturday afternoon.

Pymatuning Valley High School students took the afternoon off from their studies Friday to celebrate the school's third consecutive year of being a School of Excellence.

Despite a mass mailing informing them of impending property assessments, 22 village residents will have their delinquent sewer bills tacked onto their taxes, village administrator James Hockaday said.

Felony assault charges are pending against a Williamsfield Township man, and possibly his wife, who reportedly sent a township man to the hospital Saturday night, according to Ashtabula County Sheriff's Department deputies.

Sarah Muylle, a 2006 graduate of St. Johns HIgh School, and Rob Magyar of Andover, Ohio were crowned Adrian College homecoming queen and king Sept.

A Conneaut woman facing charges stemming from an underage drinking party at her home last week will appear in Conneaut Municipal Court next week, according to records.

The safety of residents in the four Ashtabula County villages that are now using Middlefield for police dispatching services was on the mind of county 911 Advisory Board members Thursday morning.

Sheriff William Johnson, himself battling budget problems and staff furloughs, said Tuesday if he had it to do over again, he wouldn't have announced he was doubling dispatching fees for various villages.

When Kimberly Lumley was 4 years old, she was diagnosed with leukemia and went through more than two years of treatments.

Village council will convene a special meeting next week to consider a change in local law that would keep barns and other animal shelters away from neighbors' buildings.

Annexing the south side of Wade Avenue will cost the city a minimum of $500,000, according to John Smolen of Smolen Engineering in Jefferson.

A Monroe Township man was seriously injured when he was thrown from a horse late Sunday night, Conneaut firefighters said.

Two women were taken to the hospital Monday after a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Hayes Road and Route 322, according to Ohio Highway Patrol reports.

The practice of tapping into 9-1-1 Wireless funds to ease budgets is widespread throughout the state and nation as government leaders struggle to keep basic services intact amid shrinking revenues.

The mini-motorbike rider who led police on a chase through city streets Sunday morning will be arraigned today in Western County Court, court records show.

Kids Day, filled with balloons, games, rides, prizes and plenty of sunshine, spelled a day of success Wednesday at the Ashtabula County Fair.

A man was arrested after he reportedly assaulted his 75-year-old grandfather early Sunday morning at the home they share, according to the Ashtabula County Sheriff's Department.