Jim Phillips

LOGAN — It was three years ago this month that the Logan Daily News welcomed its first non-human staff member. Since Mingo joined the newspaper as a community outreach and

LOGAN — On Wednesday night, the Hocking County 4-H Horse Committee held its 2024 Awards Banquet at the Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan, electing its royalty and distributing awards.

THORNVILLE — On Thursday, Nov.7 the Perry County Board of Developmental Disabilities held its “Together We Can” dinner and award banquet at The Barn at the Backwoods in Thornville.

LOGAN — A judge has granted summary judgment in favor of the Ohio Attorney General's Office, in a legal action against a Hocking County oil and gas well operator.

COLUMBUS — A couple who sued Nelsonville for millions of dollars over their arrests and the seizure of their children are apparently ready to settle with the city.

LOGAN — The debate over the future of the gazebo in Logan's Worthington Park continued at a meeting of Logan City Council Tuesday night, as citizen defenders of the structure showed up to voice their continued opposition to removing it. They came armed with supportive public feedback collected on social media, and an opinion from an engineer that the gazebo is in solid condition structurally.

LOGAN — At Monday's meeting of the Logan-Hocking Local Schools Board of Education, district Treasurer Paul Shaw raised once again a concern that the board has discussed before: a projected looming decline in the district's financial condition.

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COLUMBUS — When a former Benton Township trustee now serving time in prison for burglary and theft filed his most recent appeal of his conviction, he raised as a central

LOGAN – An odd development has taken place in connection with the outcome of the race for the Hocking County Treasurer’s office in the November 2024 election – and it’s