Loudonville News

Wayne County Speedway will reopen this weekend after a midseason hiatus, and it will do so with a new boss.

BUTLER: Roy D. Green, 84, of rural Butler, died early Saturday morning, July 4, in Mifflin Care Center following a six month illness.

Since January, the Loudonville-Perrysville school board and citizen groups have been studying the building aspects of new school district buildings through the Ohio School Facilities Commission.

As of noon Saturday, the number of "official" registered cars at the 2009 Loudonville Car Show numbered 437, according to Chamber of Commerce office manager Jeanne Leckrone.

The Loudonville Car Show attracted what could be a record number of entries. As of noon Saturday, there were 437 entries.

I flew out to Loudonville, Ohio a couple of weekends ago to pacea friend through the last 40 miles of the Mohican 100--her first 100 miler.

The Steve Brown Jazz Combo plays at Guy C. Myers Memorial Band Shell before Friday's Chautauqua performance at Brookside Park By COURTNEY ALBON T-G Staff Writer Dori Martin was only about 4 years old, but she still remembers the sound of the whistle that blew at F.E. Myers and Brothers Co.

"It was the worst night of my life." On July 4, 1969, Howard "Hezzy" Nave owned and actively operated two businesses -- Village Inn, a downtown Loudonville restaurant/tavern, and Loudonville Canoe Livery, located a couple blocks from his tavern just west of the Main Street bridge in downtown Loudonville.

WILLARD: Walter H. Lindsey, Jr., 83, of Willard, died peacefully Wednesday morning, June 24, in Mercy Hospital of Willard after a two month battle with cancer.

LOUDONVILLE -- A seven-mile floating parade will make its way down the Mohican River on Saturday, and the public is invited to watch -- or join in the action.

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His wife, Judy, calls him a master chef. His daughter, Kristin, has him come up to grill dinners for her entire neighborhood in Avon.

Thousands of people visited the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall which was set up on the grounds of Loudonville High School in southern Ashland County from Thursday through Sunday.

A Loudonville Vietnam veteran who earned the Purple Heart after sustaining a wound in Quan Tri Province stirred an audience of more than 200 in the Loudonville High School gym to work stronger for veterans.

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, centerpiece for this weekend's Thunder in Paradise motorcycle show in Loudonville, arrived in the village late Wednesday afternoon, escorted by a convoy of about 250 motorcycles.

The engagement of Karling A. Burkhardt and Kyle A. Ward is announced by their parents.

Ashland County Planning Director Tim Cooper told the commissioners the county received $109,000 which will be used for three projects.

Whether you are a sun worshiper or would rather find the shade, there are many local entertainment options that won't stretch a budget.

Two pages from the Civil War diary kept by Union soldier Henry Pippitt, pictured above, describe life in Company G of the 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, which fought in battles in Nashville and Franklin, Tenn.

It looks like the Loudonville-Perrysville Schools are going to be on the November ballot with a state aided building proposal.