Tom Adamich

Monroe Dodge founder Ralph Mahalak Sr. and his wife, Jane, made Monroe their home in 1966. Ralph Mahalak Sr. was born on Feb. 14, 1940, into a Great Depression-surviving family. Jane Mahalak was born on July 8, 1941. Originally from Wyandotte, the grade-school sweethearts married on Oct. 29, 1960. Ralph Mahalak Sr. found early he had a love of cars, first by hanging bumpers at a Chevrolet assembly plant and then deciding that some aspect of the car business was for him.

A recent afternoon of watching reruns with my dad of The Danny Thomas Show on a cable comedy channel led me to revisit both Thomas' history in the

One of the most interesting war memorial markers in Monroe County is the Dundee Civil War Gazebo, located on Riley Street.

Pianist, Jacob Sachs, is a Monroe native who has achieved success as a jazz pianist, improviser, composer, and teacher.

Monroe’s local radio history has its roots in post-World War II economic expansion and the birth of rock-and-roll music in the U.S.

It prompted me to dig into the history of the lost area of Steiner, in what it now Frenchtown Township.

Audie Cole spent nearly six seasons in the National Football League as a key member of the defense for the Minnesota Vikings

According to an entry in the Quilt Index, production of the quilt began in 1974.

Submitted The New Philadelphia Park Board unveiled new signage at Tuscora Park on Nov. 20, designating an extended part of the walkway through the park as Rod Miller Way in honor of the longtime superintendent of parks and recreation.

Memories of Christmas past in Monroe County often include reading the book the Little Brown Bear and the Christmas Tree