Portage County News | Weekly Villager
The Weekly Villager is a family owned and operated publication that focuses on local news, area residents, hometown issues and events. Serving the communities for over 60 years, The …
Kent News - Weekly Villager
Submitted - July 11, 2024. Townhall II Integrated Health Network now offers free harm reduction supplies from a vending machine in its Kent office lobby, located at 155 N. Water St., in …
News - Weekly Villager
The Weekly Villager is a family owned and operated publication that focuses on local news, area residents, hometown issues and events. Serving the communities for over 60 years, The …
Portage County News - Weekly Villager
Ethel Wupperman - November 5, 2024. Some Superheroes don’t wear capes. Sometimes they wear fins, and masks. Sometimes they, like Batman, use high tech equipment, sometimes it’s …
Edinburg News | Weekly Villager
The Weekly Villager is a family owned and operated publication that focuses on local news, area residents, hometown issues and events. Serving the communities for over 60 years, The …
Russell Township News - Weekly Villager
Geauga County Ohio Horseman’s Council’s benefit Flea Market Saturday, July 10, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The West Woods, picnic shelter area 9465 Kinsman Road, Russell Township Historically …
Columns & Editorials News - Weekly Villager
Chris Perme - October 24, 2024. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index increased 0.85 percent, while the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 0.80 percent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced …
It’s All Relative! | Weekly Villager
May 23, 2024 · Relatives , that is. Relatives and friends and neighbors and classmates and teachers and stray passers-by…we’re talkin’ OPEN here. Bud. It is officially Open House …
The hinges of where now?! | Weekly Villager
Jun 28, 2024 · H-E-double toothpicks, you say? Wowzah! I guess so. My car temperature reading was 92. My house all-purpose thermometer (date, time, indoor/outdoor air pressure, humidity) …
Shalersville News - Weekly Villager
Stacy Turner - April 27, 2023. At their last meeting, Fire Board members witnessed the swearing in of two new firefighters to the Mantua-Shalersville Fire Department. Kyle Dobies, a former …