Stark County High School
prom court
Pictured is the Prom court
from Stark County High School. Prom coronation was held on Saturday,
May 3 at Knox College. (l-r): Seniors Attendants Darcy Hardy
- Jaclyn Carstens - Junior Attendant - Alyssa Hatfield -
2007 Prom Queen and King - Ashley Heaton and Devon Knobloch -
Junior Attendant -Nick Rumbold - Senior Attendants - Austin Knobloch
and David Milroy. Front: 2008 Queen and King - Jerrica Kieser
and Erick Rumbold. Jerrica is the daughter of Joe and Geri Kieser
and Erick is the son of Mike and Sheila Rumbold, all of Wyoming.
LaFayette issues liquor
license
The LaFayette Village Board approved
a new liquor license that updates the current ordinance in the
village. The new ordinance, approved by unanimous vote, provides
a liquor license to anyone residing within the village or surrounding
counties, such as Knox, Peoria, Henry and Stark. The license will
cost $550 a year payable in two installments of $275. Hours for
serving in LaFayette will run 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday. No liquor will
be sold on Sunday.
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No dumpsters!
By Amy Beaver
The Bradford Village Board approved
an ordinance prohibiting placing a large dumpster in the front
of any residence within the village. For special circumstances,
such as construction, the village will issue a special permit
for a limited time, but the resident must make a request to the
village hall.
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National Service/AmeriCorps
VISTA recognition week
The National Service and AmeriCorps
VISTA is recognized this week. Local VISTA Coordinator Denny Rewerts,
with Stark County Economic Development, has completed three years
working as a VISTA volunteer.
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SCC announces new service
By Amy Beaver
Stark County Communications, parent company
of The Stark County News and www.countyenews.com announces a new
service. This new service is primarily for our web site customers
and advertisers. The web site is available to all with a computer
and an Internet provider at no cost at any time, 24/7.
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Change but no
change
By Amy Beaver
The building housing Connie’s
Country Kitchen, Changes hair salon and Mary Leezer’s insurance
in Toulon has been sold. Closing on the building was a week ago
Wednesday. Ron “Skip” Turnbull is the new owner.
“Things aren’t going to change,”
said Turnbull when asked. “All the businesses will run as
normal.”
As for future plans, Turnbull said he is looking for additional
tenants to fill the empty areas of the building.
