Austinburg News

A Conneaut man accused of wounding a Conneaut teenager during a drive-by shooting in July faces additional charges after sending a letter to the victim last month, officials said.

DANIEL KRAUS / Star Beacon BRIAN TODD and Steve Varckette, from the Harpersfield Ruritans, process garpes during the 2008 Grape JAMboree festival in downtown Geneva Saturday.

After profit losses of for the first five months this year, Geneva Lodge & Conference Center general manager, Jeannette Petrolia provided promising news to Ashtabula County commissioners Thursday.

Hotel Brokers International has brokered its 10,000th hotel transaction. The milestone was a $10.2 million package deal of two Holiday Inn Express hotels.

John Scott of Scott's Truck and Trailer, located at 2323 S. Ridge W., is still rolling along after more than 25 years in business.

The magenta streaks in Traci Rogan's blonde hair stood out in a crowd, even a crowd of people wearing pink.

The enrichment pets brings to the lives of their owners was recognized Monday morning at Austinburg Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.

The enrichment pets brings to the lives of their owners was recognized Monday morning at Austinburg Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.

The enrichment pets brings to the lives of their owners was recognized Monday morning at Austinburg Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.

COVINGTON -- The Covington neighborhood of Austinburg will hold a festival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at Austinburg Neighborhood Park, Eastern Avenue and 15th Street.

An Austinburg woman reportedly used her underwear to try to smuggle drugs to a Lake Erie Correctional Institution inmate earlier this week, authorities said.

TERRY BERKEY and Russ Jepson level a concrete pad for a bench along the Western Reserve Greenway Trail.

Plump zucchini and ripe tomatoes tempted Austinburg Country Maiden Rachelle Kovacic over to the vegetable stand at Austinburg Township Country Days Sunday as she stopped to chat with friends and neighbors.

GRACE MACDONALD, of Mentor, describes her arthritic symptoms with Michael Retino from UH-Geneva Medical Center and Raymond Hong from UH Case-Western Reserve Medical Center.

Cindy Brydle took her 30th birthday seriously, marking the beginning of her third decade with a call to her doctor.

It was a chilly day in August Sunday, when the cargo of a Home City ice truck had to be unloaded alongside Route 307, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reports.

A new program at the Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School will help young people get started on an upwardly mobile career in the health care industry.

With a wink and a stretch, Hazel the cat reluctantly wakes up from her nap. Someone is here to see her, and she isn't about to waste the opportunity for a little kitty adoration.

Rumbling, lurching yellow school buses that belch exhaust don't impress Dorothy Witt.

Dozens of people put their two cents into Geneva's comprehensive plan, and tonight the city is planning on counting those pennies.