Four Amherst residents were charged with theft of utilities after a police investigation stemming from the city’s meter replacement project last year. According to a news release from Amherst police, utility workers discovered indications of →
About half the students at Amherst Steele High School are absent today following an ominous email sent to members of the senior class. Amherst Steele High School Head Principal Joe Tellier said an email was sent out from a student’s →
AMHERST — Peggie Pentito’s rental home received the most damage of the three surrounding houses affected by a fire in a detached garage Sunday night. “If you walk around to the other side, you can see all the way through it, →
AMHERST — Peggie Pentito was spending a Sunday evening at home with her family when disaster struck at their home on Cornell Avenue. Her home and two others caught fire after a detached garage at 190 Harris Road became engulfed. Amherst →
A project 20 years in the making, widening of a more-than 1 mile stretch of Cooper Foster Park Road on the border of Lorain and Amherst, is expected to cause traffic delays for much of this year, according to the Lorain County Engineer’s →
AMHERST — After Corie Kovach became one of the first physicians certified to recommend medical marijuana in Lorain County, she and fellow physician Ann Dorobek made a new start to provide care they couldn’t at Mercy Health. The two have →
LORAIN — Brandon Hite, 29, and Marcus Rivera, 26, were out with friends Thursday when they helped save two lives. Rivera said he, Hite and their friends were singing karaoke at The Pour House at 134 Park Ave. in Amherst about 1 a.m. when they →
AMHERST — Two Lorain men were hospitalized early Thursday after both were found stabbed and bleeding following an incident in downtown Amherst. According to the Amherst Police Department, officers responded about 1 a.m. Thursday to a report →
AMHERST — A ceremonial groundbreaking Wednesday morning marked the ongoing transformation of the Amherst Central Middle School into an assisted living community. Sprenger Health Care Systems COO Michael Sprenger and CEO Nicole Sprenger →
Loosing a coin toss, Kurt Hernon was the lucky one to open Speak of the Devil hours before the usual start time. While the bar normally opens at 5 p.m., Hernon switched on its signature neon sign from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday to join other →