Shreve News

Family members of U.S. veterans carry photos of their sons and daughters during the military parade through Shreve.

After five years of work, the County Line Historical Society is poised to open its new museum, and will hold an open house celebration during this weekend's Shreve homecoming festivities.

Those expecting the same fireworks show as 2008's bicentennial show might be disappointed, but even the professionals agree that for a small city, Wooster has an unusually large fireworks show.

DHS Summarily Suspends the Family Child Care Home Certificate of Registration of Shantequia Shreve of Canton Contact: Colleen Steinman 517-241-5678 June 30, 2009 The Michigan Department of Human Services, Bureau of Children and Adult Licensing, Friday issued an order of summary suspension and notice of intent to revoke the certificate of ...

When Jim Smail started out on his career path, he had nothing. Ralph Jones, founder of Wooster Glass, met Smail when he started working for Ceylon Hudson, a banker and stock broker in downtown Wooster.

The sound of live music reverberated through the open doors of the chalet and across Freedlander Park Saturday, where a crowd was gathered for the first-ever Battle of the Bands.

Will Kinney used to watch his older brother perform in Ashland High School's a cappella choir, hoping one day to be in the group himself.

April 22 is Earth Day, which is an excellent time to remember those for whom everyday is Earth Day - our farmers.

It's the philatelic version of the Land of Lincoln: A collection of some 10,000 stamps, all featuring the nation's 16th president, is going on the auction block this week.

After discovering it had more than two years of un-debited checks, and faced fines of $24,000 in late fees, council voted unanimously to terminate its fiscal officer.

In an effort to keep debt service costs to customers from rising, administrators approved a two-year contract subcontracting out the operation of the wastewater plant.

The Ohio Department of Transportation's new campaign for the 2009 construction season is dubbed "Slow for the Cone Zone." But following the announcement of ODOT's project list on Wednesday, the number of cone zones in Wayne County will be fewer this summer than in the past.

An eight-person jury found a Shreve boy and a Wooster woman contributed to the death of a Franklin Township boy following a four-day civil trial in Wayne County Common Pleas Court.

As many as 15 workers for Elkhart Brass -- makers of nozzles for firefighting hoses, will lose their jobs by June.

The world of wildlife holds a lot of answers for medicine and the future of society, a filmmaker said on Saturday at Shreve Elementary School, where he spoke during the annual Spring Migration Sensation.

Wanted: Residents' suggestions on handling aging facilities. Should the district renovate or rebuild schools, or do a little of each, and should it accomplish the selected task with or without a partnership with the Ohio School Facilities Commission? "That's what it's all about now," Superintendent David Rice said at a recent board meeting.

The easiest way to jump-start the spring birding season is just an hour and a half away.

Greg Cantrell would like to see at least 400 people show up for the next public meeting about facilities, coming up Tuesday, 7 p.m., in the Triway High School auditorium.

"Mom, he said he was listening to the Redskins and the Eagles football game on the radio when the announcer came on and said Pearl Harbor had been bombed," she said excitedly.

Motorists looking to travel south of Shreve, or to get to the village from the south, will have to find a route other than state Route 226 for the next few months.