Mariah Thomas is a local journalist based in Ashland, Ohio. She writes for Ashland Source and AOL, Inc., covering a range of topics including education, local government, lifestyle, and community events. Mariah's work has also been featured in publications such as Good Housekeeping, Reader's Digest, and Yahoo News.
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Mariah Thomas' coverage focuses extensively on local news, including education, government and politics, as well as community events in the Ashland area. If you have expertise or insights related to developments in local schools, businesses opening in the Ashland area, or community events and their impact on the region's residents, your pitch is more likely to resonate with her.
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ASHLAND — The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers' activity from Nov. 14-15.
By: Mariah Thomas
If you're curious for more information, mark your calendars for Dec. 11. That's when Ashland Source will wrap its months-long reporting project, “Follow the (ARPA) Money.”
By: Mariah Thomas, Dillon Carr
Let's start with answering how much money went to schools. Public school districts in Ashland County received roughly $13.1 million between 2021 and 2022 through the American Rescue Plan Act.
The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers' activity from Nov. 15-18.
By: Mariah Thomas
Which Golden Girl is getting her own stamp in 2025? Keep reading to find out—and to learn about the other stamps coming next year!
By: Mariah Thomas
In total, Ashland County school districts spent $1,922,503.99 of the money they received from ARP ESSER on "supplies" between 2022-2024.
By: Mariah Thomas
JEROMESVILLE — Hillsdale could be operating in the red by the end of fiscal year 2025, according to the district's latest five-year financial forecast.
Two ARPA grants helped students with economic difficulties: ARP Homeless grants, and ARP Homeless Targeted Support grants.
By: Mariah Thomas
This year, for the first time, Pink Friday is coming to Ashland thanks to three local boutiques on Ashland Main Street.
Hillsdale expands STEAM courses to high school with new Introduction to science, technology, engineering, art and math classes.
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