Brian Haytcher

1 week ago | starbeacon.com | Brian Haytcher

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1 week ago | meadvilletribune.com | Brian Haytcher

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1 week ago | yahoo.com | Brian Haytcher

Local wineries and other entities are on alert for an invasive inspect species that could potentially damage grapevines and other plants. Spotted lanternflies were first reported in Ohio in 2020, and have been found in many areas around the state. Donniella Winchell, executive director of the Ohio Wine Producers Association, said they travel as hitchhikers on trains, campers and cars.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Brian Haytcher

ASHTABULA — Half an hour before Saturday's 'No Kings' protest was scheduled to start, dozens of people stood at the intersection of West and Lake avenues, holding signs calling for resistance against President Donald Trump and his policies. As it grew closer and closer to the start of the event, more people joined the line of protesters, until around noon, there were well more than 50 people lining the southwest corner of the intersection.

1 week ago | starbeacon.com | Brian Haytcher

ASHTABULA — Half an hour before Saturday's 'No Kings' protest was scheduled to start, dozens of people stood at the intersection of West and Lake avenues, holding signs calling for resistance against President Donald Trump and his policies. As it grew closer and closer to the start of the event, more people joined the line of protesters, until around noon, there were well more than 50 people lining the southwest corner of the intersection.