Why Is Vermilion’s Bowling Team Still Practicing in Lorain? Parents Demand Transparency
Hundreds have signed a petition to bring the Vermilion High School bowling team back to their hometown lanes — but a deeper issue may be keeping them away. A Community Asks: Why Not Bowl at Home? Every year, people in Vermilion ask the same question:Why does the Vermilion High School Continue Reading
Vermilion Police Blotter: April 3–5, 2025
Suicidal Child, Drug Overdose, and Drink Tampering Lead a Busy Week for First Responders By Vermilion Daily | April 5, 2025 A disturbing string of emergency calls in Vermilion this week included a suicidal 11-year-old boy, a woman believed to have had her drink spiked, and a man who took Continue Reading
Protests Against Trump and Musk Are Coming to Oberlin and Sandusky — But What About Vermilion?
On April 5, 2025, protests are planned across the country. People will take to the streets to speak out against President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. In northern Ohio, events are being organized in Oberlin and Sandusky. But in Vermilion, no official protest has been announced — only strong opinions Continue Reading
From Vermilion to Wellington: This Ohio Bike Trail Will Blow You Away
Cyclists looking for a scenic and immersive ride through Lorain County, Ohio, will find the Back Roads and Beaches Bike and Multi-Sport Route a premier experience. This 100+ mile route showcases rolling countryside, historic landmarks, and the stunning Lake Erie shoreline while connecting charming towns along the way. Route Overview Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Budget Boost Boomerang: What You Need to Know About the City’s $4.1M Increase and How It’s Raising Insurance Rates
At the March 10th Vermilion City Council Finance Committee meeting, Finance Director Amy Hendricks presented an overview of the city’s financial status, including key budget adjustments and updates on insurance costs impacting city operations. Budget Adjustments for 2025 The first reading of the appropriation updates for 2025 was introduced, reflecting Continue Reading
Celebrating the Life of David Frank Workman Sr.
David Frank Workman Sr., a beloved member of the Vermilion community, passed away on February 26, 2025, at the age of 91. Though he spent the past four years in Kentucky to be closer to family, Vermilion was his home for 54 years, a place where he built lifelong friendships Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Bailey Piwinski Earns Bowling Scholarship After Record-Setting Season
Vermilion, OH – Bailey Piwinski, a senior at Vermilion High School, has officially committed to Huntington University in Indiana, where she will continue her bowling career at the collegiate level. She has been awarded a bowling scholarship, which will be reevaluated annually throughout her four years at the university. Piwinski Continue Reading
Celebrating the Life of Norma Jean Simpson (1952-2025)
Norma Jean Simpson (née Trippett), 72, of Vermilion, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 24, 2025, at Mill Manor Nursing Home after a long and courageous battle with illness. Born on June 25, 1952, in Parkersburg, WV, Norma spent most of her life in Vermilion, a place she always called Continue Reading
Vermilion Police Blotter
Vermilion Police Department Date Time Location Incident Report ID Details 2/23/2025 11:18 Gore Orphanage Rd, Vermilion Fire Call 25-5243 77 Y/O female fell, broke her leg. VFD & LifeCare responded. 2/23/2025 17:46 Speedway Gas – Vermilion Traffic Stop 25-5265 Verbal warning for improper turn. 2/23/2025 18:58 Salem Dr, Vermilion Squad Continue Reading
Ohio’s Governor Race Just Got Interesting—Meet the 4 GOP Contenders
As Ohio prepares for its 2026 gubernatorial race, four Republican candidates have emerged, each bringing unique experiences, priorities, and political philosophies. From business leaders to longtime public servants, these contenders aim to shape the future of Ohio. Vivek Ramaswamy: The Business-Minded Reformer Vivek Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur from Cincinnati, has Continue Reading