Wakeman News

Robert G. Heft, who is credited with designing and sewing America's first 50-star flag, has died.

HENRIETTA TWP. a ' A Wakeman woman was flown from the scene of a single-car crash in Henrietta Township on Monday night.

In this tough economy, everybody wants to make their hard-earned dollar go a little farther.

Magnificat High School senior and Rocky River resident Natasha Samanich recently took advantage of an opportunity that was too good to pass up.

Archie C. Palmer, 72, of Vermilion, OH, formerly of Salineville, OH, passed away Tuesday, October 27, 2009 after a short illness.

Two Huron County women were LifeFlighted after the Honda Accord they were riding in struck a semi today in Wakeman Township.

Fifteen area charities were the winners recently from the 7th Annual Baumann Auto Group Big Charity Raffle event.

Wakeman Police say someone is poisoning cats in their town. This, after two cats were found dead last week and approximately 20 other cats were poisoned the previous week.

Wakeman patrol officer Julianna Trunko was working a security job at a retail store and couldn't believe the unsold hair brushes were on sale for just 10 cents apiece.

An estimated 20 cats have been poisoned with antifreeze in the past several weeks in this Huron County village and a cat was found Monday shot through the head with an arrow, according to Wakeman Police Chief Tim Hunker.

Police in the Huron County town of Wakeman are trying to figure out who is poisoning cats in the area after more than 15 cats have died in recent weeks.

The Wakeman Police Department is investigating the deaths of almost two dozen cats.

Police in the northern Ohio village of Wakeman say they are investigating several cases of cat poisoning over the past two weeks.

Two car crashes sent seven people to local hospitals Saturday, and one remained in critical condition Saturday night.

Shirley Alice Couvillon and Charles Anthony Yost of Jackson were married on Aug.

Bonnie Norling-Wakeman showcases her work, including bas relief, at Art on a Whim in Breckenridge this weekend.

Lamar Horton, 12, of Grafton, had the Grand Champion Dairy Beef Cross, which weighed in at 1,363 pounds and sold for $2.20 per pound - 35 cents shy of a fair record.

A first-time turkey caller and a veteran rooster crower took home top honors today at the Lorain County Fair.Emily Pohorence, 13, of Huron, also won first place for rooster calling in 2007 but didn't place last year.

Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 1:30 p.m. Robert Tite of Wakeman, Ohio, was found not guilty yesterday by a Norwalk, Ohio jury of DUI and resisting arrest.A On June 29, Tite drove a bulldozer from his property to a neighbor's property, damaging the lawn, whileA intoxicated,A according to Wakeman police.

WELLINGTON - Nearly twice as many contestants are vying for the title of Lorain County Horse King and Horse Queen this year as last, even with the months of hard work and a nerve-wracking public-speaking test.