A Flat Rock sailor in Tokyo Bay, 1945: Willis Lodge and the USS Monterey
A letter home from a Seneca County sailor aboard the light carrier USS Monterey described the end of the war in the Pacific.
By Tom Brandt ·History, festivals, churches, clubs, the library and everyday life in Bellevue and nearby towns.
A letter home from a Seneca County sailor aboard the light carrier USS Monterey described the end of the war in the Pacific.
By Tom Brandt ·
The spring-fed pool northeast of Bellevue was a popular tourist stop from 1914 to 1990. It is now part of a state fish hatchery.
By Greg Whitlock ·
Ohio's first railroad reached Bellevue in 1839. Interurban cars, grain merchants and a giant freight yard followed.
By Diane Kessler ·
Sherwood Anderson grew up in Clyde, eight miles from Bellevue, and drew on it for his 1919 book of linked stories about small-town life.
By Rachel Yoder ·
Each December, volunteers decorate the 1880s brick mansion at Lyme Village east of Bellevue in the style of a Victorian Christmas.
By Rachel Yoder ·A history column follows Ohio's 37th Infantry Division into New Georgia in July 1943 and two soldiers whose actions stood out.
By Tom Brandt ·Seven pizza shops donated food for the scholarship fundraiser before the high school's Winter Band Concert.
By Tom Brandt ·A disability rights group's push to move residents into small community settings worried families of the 34 young people living at Flat Rock.
By Diane Kessler ·Restaurants, clubs and a 'Battle of the Banks' were set to compete Feb. 5 at the Green Emerald.
By Tom Brandt ·Jodie Fleming offered free henna designs while Jim Andrews showed his shipwreck prints and paintings.
By Tom Brandt ·