Shelley Terry

JEFFERSON — For the first time in recent history, the Ashtabula County Fair is kicking off Tuesday morning with a youth parade, bringing hundreds of local 4-Hers, two marching bands,

From past to present the Ashtabula County Fair’s enduring legacy draws thousands of people form northeast Ohio and beyond to enjoy its agricultural shows, livestock competitions, 4-H projects fair food

JEFFERSON — Forget the tractor pull. Forget harness racing. The loudest cheers at the 180th Ashtabula County Fair will be coming from a circle of green turf, buckets of pond

JEFFERSON — The Ferris wheel will turn before noon, the 4-H barns will smell like fresh shavings, and somewhere between the kids’ contests and harness racing, someone is going to

JEFFERSON — Opening day of the Ashtabula County Fair did what it is supposed to do — it made a lot of noise, crowned some new fair celebrities, and proved that a frog can get a bigger round of applause than anyone.

JEFFERSON — In what officials are calling “the most intense five seconds in Ashtabula County sports history,” the Wiener Dog Races debuted Thursday at the Ashtabula County Fair.

JEFFERSON — The long-closed BP station in downtown Jefferson is gone. Crews demolished the station at 4 South Chestnut St.

ASHTABULA — Ashtabula County Friends for Life will host a community candlelight vigil Sept. 13 to honor lives lost to abortion.

My nearly 90-year-old mom broke her hip. She fell and broke her other hip in March. That’s two broken hips in four months. I was worried.

On the memorial wall at the Flight 93 National Memorial, her name is etched among 40. Deora Frances Bodley was 20 years old.