Day: August 6, 2024

By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Dog Warden Cason Leggett appeared at the Aug. 1 Carroll County Commissioners meeting with a warning for the county that there has been an uptick in dog attacks on other dogs and humans.  “There have been some severe attacks on other animals and some people,” said Leggett. “I want to remind people they are responsible for their own dogs. Control your dogs. One dog was

Eastern Buckeye Conference officials voted to increase the cost of admission for 2024-25 sporting events.  The cost for adults at varsity events will now be $8 with student price set at $5 (pre-sale students football tickets are $5.) Adult pricing for middle school events with $6 and students $3. All tickets sold at the gate for varsity football will be $8.  Passes will be available for purchase at the Aug.

The Loudon Twp. Volunteer Fire Department homecoming featured a parade, food and two tractor pulls. The  annual event was held in Kilgore Aug. 2 and 3 this year along with a makeup date  Aug. 4. The Friday tractor pull was postponed from Friday until Sunday afternoon, but the food stand was still open for diners Friday evening. The annual parade and tractor pull highlighted Saturday events, along with a chicken barbecue.   Parade

Two communities are planning community events this weekend. The Dellroy Volunteer Fire Department is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its homecoming Aug. 9 and 10 and Scio it hosting the annual   Summer Fest Aug. 7-10. Dellroy homecoming The homeoming kicks off  Aug. 9 when the eat stand opens at 4 p.m. on N.Ohio St. Kids events will be open between 4 and 10 p.m. Rides will be closed during the parade. Cost

Carrollton Village firefighters extinguished a fire in a mobile home Aug. 5 using less than 100 gallons of water.According to Chief Shane Thomas, the department was toned at 6:05 for a structure fire in a mobile home park located at 770 Jones Ave. Lot S, Carrollton.Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy smoke coming out of the ridge vent in the roof, but no flames. While the department was establishing a handline

By Carol McIntire Editor The East Canton man charged in connection with a hit-skip accident July 21 on Bacon Rd. waived his right to a hearing that would have included details of the accident. Andrew Cartwright, 28, of East Canton, appeared July 31 before Municipal Court Judge Gary L. Willen to face charges of Aggravated Vehicular Assault and Failure to Stop After an Accident. Through his attorney, Herbert Morello, appointed