Richard A. Greene, 56
Born March 9, 1960, in Oberlin, Richard was the son of Tom and Janet Greene. He spent his early life in Kipton.
Category Archives: Obituaries
The Latest: Medal of valor awarded to slain prison officer
Mounted police patrol travel along Smyrna Landing Road alongside James T. Vaugh Corrections center, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017 in Smyrna, Del. Inmates used "sharp instruments" to assume control of the building at the James T. Vaughn Correction Center on Wednesday, taking three prison guards and a woman counselor hostage.
Bob & Gay Gantz
A memorial service will take place at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, 2017 at Bolton United Methodist Church for Robert and Vera Gantz of Alliance. Robert V. Gantz died Dec. 25, 2016 at Park Village Health Care in Dover, Ohio.
On Health Care, We’ll Have What Congress Is Having
In the fall of 1994, the Clinton Administration's much debated comprehensive, and complicated, health-insurance bill-known derisively as Hillarycare-died quietly on Capitol Hill. It was a moment that, the Princeton sociologist Paul Starr later argued , would "go down as one of the great lost political opportunities in American history."
Michael Mouse, 73
Michael was born Sept. 13, 1943, in Wellsville. He graduated from Wellsville High School, served in the US Marine Corps 1961-66 with an Honorable Discharge, and graduated from the University of Akron with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and a Master's Degree in Secondary Administration.
Wally Cramer
Wally retired from the U.S. Marine Corps as a Master Gunnery Sergeant after 30 years of service. He also coached pole vault at Reed-Custer High School and Olivet Nazarene University since 1990.
Bourbon Industry Mourns The Death Of Legendary Distiller Parker Beam
The whiskey business lost a legendary distiller when Parker Beam passed away Monday, and distillers everywhere now strive to continue the legacy of the king of the bourbon barrel. Beam's colleagues, customers and even his competitors credit him with reviving the bourbon distilling industry through dogged pursuit of quality with a commitment to keep the drink affordable.
8 interesting facts about past presidential inaugurations
With all of the pomp and circumstance surrounding a custom as proper and important as a presidential inauguration, you'd think it'd be a bit of a boring affair. Often, it's anything but.
Holcomb to be sworn in as Indiana’s 51st Governor
Ninja Turtles, Street Fighter and about 100 other classics. A restaurant and bar in Jeffersontown combines all the old, favorite arcade games into one, new spot.
The Latest: Victim described as loving sister, caring friend
FILE - This undated photo that appeared on Lastrhodesian.com, a website investigated by the FBI in connection with Dylann Roof, shows him posing for a photo holding a Confederate flag. During Dylan Roof's sentencing fo... .
Memorial to honour ‘four very special people’ killed in helicopter crash in north Norfolk
A memorial has been unveiled at Cley to remember the airmen killed in a helicopter crash near the village in January 2014. Pictured are Staff Sgt Afton Ponce, Capt Christopher Stover, Technical Sgt Dale Matthews and Capt Sean Ruane.
Richard Welch
Richard W. "Rick" Welch, 67, of Carthage, Ill., died at 4:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 30, 2016, at his home. Richard W. "Rick" Welch, 67, of Carthage, Ill., died at 4:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 30, 2016, at his home.
Creasap, Owen Dever
Owen Dever Creasap MARION: Owen Dever Creasap departed this Earth to his Heavenly Home to be reunited with his dearest wife Angelina Antonia Creasap on Friday, December 30, 2016. Bud was born on March 25, 1923 to Owen M. and Zoa Ann Creasap at his Grandmother's home on Monroe Street in Marion, OH.
Governor grants reprieve in child killer’s death sentence
Gov. Jay Inslee granted a reprieve Thursday to a man who was sentenced to death for the rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. Gov. Jay Inslee granted a reprieve Thursday to a man who was sentenced to death for the rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl.
LaVell Edwards, who made BYU a football power, dies at 86
Before LaVell Edwards was promoted to head coach, BYU ran a slogging run-first offense that yielded mediocre or worse records.
Captive in the suburbs: Like “Stranger Things,”…
It was in where a man, just two years prior, let loose an illicit petting zoo full of exotic animals. And if you're looking for comically incompetent hit men, look no further than Fargo, North Dakota or There's not much to do in the suburbs.
GOP adviser died of overdose
Republican media adviser R. Gregory Stevens, who was found dead in the Beverly Hills, Calif., home of actress Carrie Fisher on Feb. 26, died of an overdose of cocaine and the painkiller OxyContin, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office. A spokeswoman at the coroner's office read to The Washington Times portions of the report, which was completed Friday.
Major William R. “Bill” Griggs, USMC
Mr. Griggs was a retired U.S. Marine Corps veteran having served during Vietnam. He also retired from the U. S. Postal Service and was a member of Falmouth Baptist Church.
Celebrities we loved and lost in 2016
The deaths of screen, music and culture icons have been huge contributing factors to why the general outlook on 2016 is a grim one, as with each loss fans took to social media to express the same general sentiment: "2016 is the worst". The year started with the loss of music legend David Bowie, who passed away just 11 days into 2016, and from there it seemed more and more famous and well-loved faces began to disappear.
Ben Gilman, Longtime New York Congressman, Dies At 94
Poughkeepsie native Ben Gilman, who served as a U.S. Congressman for 30 years, died Saturday morning at the Castle Point Veteran's Hospital in Wappingers Falls. Falls.