Homicide charge filed in case involving Brandon Lawrence
Brandon Lawrence faces a first degree murder charge tied to events March 3 to March 8. He is held in Richland County Jail after being found with his father Michael A. Lawrence, who died from gunshot wounds at a Planktown Road home. Lawrence was arrested in Missouri on murder and motor vehicle theft warrants and later located in a Missouri rest area. The case includes a preliminary hearing scheduled for March 18 in Shelby Municipal Court.
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Brandon Lawrence
Missouri
Richland County
Schaefer
Fortney
Northern
Ohio
Lawrence County
Michael Lawrence
Summit County
Bosko
Planktown Road
Shelby Municipal Court
Willard Prom Faces Higher Cost and Fashion Show Fundraiser
The junior class seeks to offset After Prom costs with a March 21 fashion show open to the community. Prom tickets at $30 cover meals and beverages with no profit. Senior Kate Logan complains the decision should rest with the class, not a subset of students.
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Lowery
Kate Logan
Logan
Lyman Harbor
Western Reserve
Edison
Willard High School
Kalahari
Sandusky
Hope Center
Danielle Nedolast
United Fund
Norwalk
Kipp Cullin
Plymouth Village Council Keeps Seat Vacant Amid Plans
Plymouth Mayor Tim Redden says the council will elect a new member at the March 26 meeting after remaining short one vote since Dr. Carol Dean left. Earth stewardship efforts in Richland County are planned for April and May with roadside cleanup, recycling drives, and area-by-area volunteer coordination across Lions Club churches and Plymouth High School student groups.
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Plymouth Village
Carol Dean
Plymouth
Tim Redden
Richland County
Redden
Richland Regional Solid Waste Management Authority
Lions Club
Elaine Root
Keith Hebble
Hebble
DiAnn Jamerson
Jamerson
Willard’s Early Years Rise From Fire and Growth
The narrative chronicles the founding era of Chicago Junction, later Willard, detailing railroad construction, church and school development, fires that wiped out many businesses, smallpox quarantines, population growth to about 800 by 1882, and the pivotal 1883 Chicago Times launch under Editor F E Krause. It notes the B&O Railroad’s expansion, the 1917 name change to Willard, and the town’s enduring spirit.
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United Brethren Church
Chicago Junction
Hoffman and
Tremble
Ohmes
Chicago
Illinois
Chicago Times
F.E. Krause
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard Times Junction
Willard
B&o
Daniel Willard
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Homicide
Prom
By Craig Shoup
Times-Junction
Billy Sexton
Sexton
West Broadway Street
Richard Helms
Council
Helms
Plymouth Police
Charles Dean
Lloyd Dillon
Pandora
Crider Quality Jewelers
Criderquality.com
Blossom Centre Plaza
Mercy Willard Hospital
Sfis
Lacs
Greenwich Public Library
New Street
Greenwich
Stephanie Buchanan
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