The American Society of Ephesus, Inc. and St. Mary of the Woods Parish announce that the Feast of the Assumption Mass will be held at St. Mary of the Woods Catholic Church on Thursday evening, August 14, 2025.
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Terry Davis, 63, is being held in the Logan County Jail on a charge of pandering obscenity involving a minor.
RUSSELLS POINT, OH (WLIO) -Â One person was taken to the hospital after a boating accident on Indian Lake.
On Friday night, checks were presented to three Ohio residents who found the Our Lady of Fatima Shrine following the March 14th Tornado. Jimmy Dawson of Russells Point, Richard Martin of Marysville, and Josh George of Delaware received the monetary gift from the American Society of Ephesus, ASE, for diving into Indian Lake and extensively searching the water for the 20-foot fiberglass statue of the Virgin Mary. For over 2 weeks, ASE was unsuccessful in finding the beloved statue by drone, and that's when the dive team trio stepped in... and to this day, they remember the moment when they found her.
RUSSELLS POINT, OH (WLIO) -Â Members of the Indian Lake community spoke out against possible solar farms in the county.Â
Massive debris removal operations continue across hard hit Indian Lake following the destructive path left behind last week's tornado. At a press conference on Friday, Logan County EMA Director, Helen Norris, stated that the March 14th Tornado is the largest debris event in Logan County history and exceeds by a factor of ten times the damage produced by the January 2005 Ice Storm. With FEMA arriving to conduct a joint public damage assessment on Tuesday, March 26th, Logan County officials have set up a system for residents to self report damage to assist with this assessment.
Students at Indian Lake Local Schools resumed classes this past Wednesday following the deadly tornado on March 14th. Indian Lake Local Schools were closed that Friday, Monday, and Tuesday after the EF-3 tornado ravaged the Lakeview and Russells Point communities with school officials transforming Indian Lake High School into a community shelter and a focal point for nearby residents to obtain recovery supplies. At a press conference this past Friday, Indian Lake Superintendent, Rob Underwood, shared updates with the media on how the reopening process is going.
Recovery efforts are in full force after a deadly EF-3 tornado devastates the Indian Lake community. Lakeview, Russells Point, and Orchard Island residents continue to clean up the damage with many regional communities pouring in support. Following the storm as well as search and rescue operations, Logan County officials have begun their initial assessments of how widespread the damage footprint is. On Friday afternoon, Your Hometown Stations traveled to Lakeview Hardware where the Logan County EMA held a press conference on their initial findings in their damage assessment.
The Indian Lake tornado victims continue to share their stories about what happened to them and their community. On Monday evening, Your Hometown Stations talked to an Orchard Island tornado survivor where he shared his incredible story of survival.
In the wake of the deadly EF-3 tornado, an overwhelming amount of support continues to pour into the Indian Lake region. On Monday afternoon, we traveled to The Lighthouse at Indian Lake in Russells Point where people from near and far have donated items ranging from food and water to clothes, blankets, hygiene products, baby formula and diapers. A kitchen staff was also present to help serve tornado survivors and area first responders with hot meals serving 750 meals just on Monday. Organizers at The Lighthouse have a 40-foot container outside for overflow storage of donated items, and they say that a second container might be needed as the generosity continues to pour in.