Coppock, an abolitionist and participant in John Brown’s anti-slavery raid of 1859, was born in Columbiana County near Salem ... “Salem has a radical history when it comes to the Underground Railroad, ...

An economic impact study suggests Hamilton County taxpayers alone shouldn't provide public funding since other political jurisdictions benefit.

The Juneteenth Community Festival will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 14 and noon to 6 p.m. June 15 at Nimisilla Park, 1075 O'Jays ...

Spend the day listening to music, creating in hands-on art stations and enjoying time with family and friends. Vendors will ...

Perkins sheep also had a role to play in the work of notorious abolitionist John Brown, who manned an Akron stop on the Underground Railroad.. The Perkins Mansion, not far from downtown, now houses ...

Local educators, students, parents and community members will join the fifth annual Teach Truth Day of Action at 11 a.m.

Brown County is looking to allocate about $6.8 million for several projects, including expansion efforts at the airport, New Community Shelter project.

Tour showcases Mercer County’s underground railroad. Posted: June 4, 2025 | Last updated: June 8, 2025. Tour showcases Mercer County's underground railroad in Pennsylvania. More for You.

The Brown County Board voted to approve a deal on June 5 with Green Bay and C. Reiss Co. to relocate the coal piles to the Fox River Terminal and use the former Pulliam site to store C. Reiss' salt.

The Brown County Board voted to approve a deal on June 5 with Green Bay and C. Reiss Co. to relocate the coal piles to the Fox River Terminal and use the former Pulliam site to store C. Reiss' salt.