Echoes of the Past: Unveiling the Legacy of Vermilion’s Erie Indian City
Nestled atop the bluffs overlooking the Vermilion River lies one of Ohio’s most intriguing archaeological treasures: the Franks Site. Covering approximately 87 acres southeast of Vermilion, this historic site is more than just a burial ground. It represents the remnants of what may have been a thriving Erie Indian city—a Continue Reading
From the Pool to the Lanes: Vermilion’s Best Make Waves and Strikes
Vermilion Sailors Athletics is proud to spotlight two standout athletes who have demonstrated exceptional talent and leadership in their respective sports this week. Senior swimmer William Matheson and senior bowler Michael Leonardi have both excelled recently, making significant contributions to their teams’ successes and earning recognition as the Athletes of Continue Reading
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late: How College Credit Plus Can Change Your Student’s Future
On the evening of January 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., the Vermilion Local School District Guidance Counseling Department held a College Credit Plus (CCP) presentation at Vermilion High School in the auditorium. The presentation, led by VHS Counselors Cara Habermehl and Jordan Fahr (for 10th-12th grade), along with Mrs. Allison Continue Reading
FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 in Foods: What You Need to Know
In a landmark decision, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned the use of Red Dye No. 3 in food products, marking a significant step in food safety regulation. The decision comes nearly 35 years after the dye was prohibited in cosmetics due to its potential to cause Continue Reading
Hiring Urgently: These Vermilion Roles Won’t Stay Open for Long
Hiring Now in Vermilion: Explore Exciting Local Job Opportunities! Get Involved: Have a job to share? Email us at Erik@vermiliondaily.com to include your posting in our next article. Finding a new job can be a challenge, but Vermilion’s local businesses are making it easier by offering a range of exciting Continue Reading
Vermilion Police Blotter: Key Incidents and Community Updates
January 13th – 14th Key Incidents Community Safety Tips The Vermilion Police Department encourages all residents to remain vigilant and proactive in maintaining a safe community. Here are some tips: This list highlights the efforts of the Vermilion Police Department to address community concerns and maintain public safety during the Continue Reading
In Tribute to Ruth Dolores Haas (1939–2025)
Ruth Dolores Haas (née Fankhauser), 85, of Vermilion, passed away on Tuesday, January 14, 2025, at Kingston of Vermilion after a lengthy illness. She was born on February 15, 1939, in Steubenville, OH, and had resided in Vermilion for the past eight years after relocating from Florida. Ruth dedicated over Continue Reading
Vermilion Sailors Athletics Winter Sports Highlights
The Vermilion Sailors have showcased remarkable talent and determination across various sports this week. Wrestling had some big tournaments at home we will be including from Winter Break. Here’s a detailed look at some of their performances: Boys Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Basketball Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Boys Varsity Wrestling Continue Reading
How Ohio’s Controversial New Law Could Reshape Education as We Know It
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently signed House Bill 8 into law, creating new mandates for schools and families across the state. The law introduces significant changes, including mandatory parental notifications on health care and “sexuality content” lessons, as well as a provision for religious release time during school hours. These Continue Reading
Are Small Town Streets Ready for the Electric Bike Boom?
Small towns across America are facing a quiet revolution in transportation. From electric bikes and scooters to more traditional bicycles, the ways people get around are rapidly evolving. Vermilion, Ohio, is no exception. As these changes take hold, local communities must decide how to adapt their infrastructure to accommodate these Continue Reading