Oberlin News

St. Ladislaus Church, Lorain, is selling Hungarian sausage at $3 per pound. To order, call 277-8187. A limited amount is still available.

The recent drop in gas prices made Mentor resident Bob Delarosa a happy man. But whether the price goes back up past the $2-a-gallon level or stays lower, it's unlikely to change Delarosa's travel patterns.

Fifteen minutes, her mother replied. "It was ... poor planning," Thivener said. "County officials knew they had this huge increase in registrations, and yet there weren't enough machines in the city.

Critics say Ferris Kleem gets extra pay for sloppy work. Lately he seems determined to prove them right.

Medina Community Services Center Director Paul G. Glenn has seen firsthand some of the hardships area residents face.

The Ohio Parole Board approved the release of a man who has spent 25 years in prison after being convicted of attempted murder, aggravated burglary and rape.

The building that once was home to NorthWestern Public Service Co. and Wells Fargo Bank has been purchased by Gordon Wollman, owner of Cornerstone Financial Solutions Inc.

Although residents have the legal right to recall elected officials, two current efforts are not in the spirit of the city's charter, City Council President Gregory Zilka said during his report at last night's ...

Snow, bone-chilling temperatures and strong icy winds combined yesterday to make wintry weather an official part of the holiday season.

The owner of Deer Track Golf Club in Amherst Township may have lost over $100,000 in a possibly illegal transfer of funds to an Internet golf-supply company, Lorain County sheriff's Capt.

The Board of Education, USD No. 353, met Thursday, Dec. 9, for a regular meeting.

An Olde-Fashioned Country Christmas will be held Dec. 18 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1783 Moore Road, Avon (across from BJs), featuring Steamship Round and chicken pasta.

The overwhelming response to our contest, with nearly 120 entries, proves how Scottsdale Mall was much more than a building.

The saying that money wins elections didn't hold true in the 58th District Ohio House race.

Nursing students at Terra Community College will be able to complete their bachelor's degree at two area institutions, thanks to two articulation agreements that were just finalized between Terra, Bowling Green ...