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Was land feud motive?
Ralph L. Young wanted to build some kind of ministry on the family property where he grew up in Franklin.
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Harry will face Dunder in fall
Hermitage Treasurer and Tax Collector Bernie Telega Harry easily outdistanced a challenger for the Democratic nomination Tuesday and now can set her sights on a Republican hopeful.
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Accused gunman guilty of armed robbery
The man accused of shooting William Basilone Jr. to death outside his Farrell bar was convicted Tuesday of robbing a Sharon man at gunpoint outside his home the night before the killing.
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Candidates hit streets to earn write-in votes
If you voted Tuesday in Sharon, odds are you bumped into either a write-in candidate or one of their supporters campaigning outside for your vote for city council.
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Allen finds retirement has more spark than electronics
After more than 45 years in electronics, Jack Allen decided it was time to pull the plug on his Sharpsville electronics business.
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Wallace, Heutsche heading to November showdown
Voters winnowed the field of candidates for Mercer County Common Pleas Court judge down to two on Tuesday.
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Primary turnout is just 20.7 percent of eligible voters
Tuesday’s primary election drew just 20.7 percent of Mercer County’s eligible voters to choose candidates for judge, school board and dozens of municipal races.
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Council takes ‘baby step’ toward exiting Act 47
For 26 years, Farrell’s been in financial trouble.
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Drug tests get tentative board OK
Carol Sloan, a Hermitage resident, had three concerns about the proposed voluntary student drug testing program in Hermitage schools, one of which was the possibility of spending tax dollars on the program.
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School board proposes 1st tax hike in 6 years
Hermitage School Board is proposing the first property tax hike since 2007-08 under a 2013-14 budget tentatively approved Monday.
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