Latest E-Edition Local News CLASSIFIEDS: Baughman Township trustees seek part-time road maintenance position January 27, 2023 SPELLBOUND: Dalton 7th grader is Wayne County’s top speller and heads to regionals January 25, 2023 Dalton PD backs up officers with mental health support January 25, 2023 New programs, exhibits, and classes to explore at Wayne Center for the Arts January 24, 2023 KILLBUCK SAVINGS BANK CO. SUPERSTAR ON STAFF: Kayla Tucker January 23, 2023 Local Sports WRESTLING ROUNDUP: Dalton youth, middle and varsity have great weekends; Waynedale wins duals January 26, 2023 Cheer on Dalton’s cheerleading team in bid for state run January 26, 2023 Dalton girls get big win over Hillsdale to end week January 25, 2023 Obituaries Roy A. Whited, 92 January 27, 2023 Ronald Dean Fike, 88 January 26, 2023 Sally A. Thomas, 85 January 26, 2023 Recent Photos 2022 Wayne County Fair photos (Reader submitted) Spring 2022 East Wayne Fire District Pancake Breakfast (Photos by Heather Immler | DGKN) 2021-22 SNOWY SNAPSHOTS (DGKN and reader submitted) 2021 Dalton Holidays Festival parade, royalty (Photos by Christina McCune and Robert McCune | DGKN) Take Our Poll In light of the new Ohio law that requires horse-drawn vehicles to have a flashing light, should Amish operators of horse-drawn vehicles be ticketed the same way motorists are when they don't comply with traffic laws? Yes, the yellow flashing light will protect not only Amish buggies but others on the roads and traffic laws should be enforced across the board. No, Amish should be allowed exceptions to certain laws based on their traditions and beliefs and should not be stopped for traffic violations. View Results Loading ... Video Of The Week PART 2 Town Hall Meeting 12/15/22 CLICK HERE FOR MORE VIDEOS National Headlines
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