Bill DeBus is a reporter at The News-Herald in Willoughby, Ohio. He primarily covers the communities of Fairport Harbor, Madison, and Perry, focusing on general assignment news, government, politics, and urban development. Bill has been featured in Yahoo News and Mahoning Matters, showcasing his insights on elections, public policy, and real estate development.
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Bill DeBus' coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics, as well as community events in Lake County, Ohio. He frequently reports on government announcements, local events, and press releases related to village and township governments.
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By: Bill DeBus
A Lake County-based handbell ensemble is inviting everyone to an upcoming show that has a seasonal theme.
By: Bill Debus
Village Council, at its May 7 meeting, approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign and submit the grant application. Council passed that legislation on an emergency basis, since the CDBG application deadline is May 8.
The six new benches, which each weigh 700 pounds, are arranged in a semi-circle, so people who sit down will face the MIA monument and military branch panels.
“It has truly been a pleasure serving on council and as mayor,” he wrote. “I am thankful for the opportunity to serve this community and wish each of you continued success and good health in the years ahead.”
By: Bill DeBus
Perry Village government leaders said they will continue working to set up a town hall meeting where residents can ask questions to officials from the company that wants to build a data center in the community.
By: Bill DeBus
The Kiwanis Club of Fairport Harbor is looking for people who want to form teams and do battle in an athletic competition during a new summer festival.
Madison Township has launched a new program that gives residents an opportunity to talk with the township administrator in a casual atmosphere.
By: Bill Debus
“I saw the Realtor putting the ‘for sale’ sign in the window,” DiBiase said. “So I ran back over to my shop and called my Realtor, and said, ‘We’ve got to go see this building.’ “
By: Bill Debus
The organization has raised $19,660 — or 78.6 percent of its $25,000 goal — for funding the pyrotechnics exhibit, according to a May 22 update on its website. Fireworks are scheduled as the grand finale at the first Stars, Stripes and Har…
By: Bill DeBus
The Fairport Harbor Arts and Culture Alliance has unveiled the schedule for its 2026 Music and Arts Series.
