On July 16th, a Civil War Living History event was held from 10 AM to 8 PM at Historic Prospect Place. This was a free, public event organized by the G.W. Adams Educational Center. The estate, located at 12150 Main Street in Trinway, is a 9,500-square-foot mansion that sits in the center of a grassy […]
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Opening Night Kiddie Parade Parade
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Samantha Stillwagner, best known as Cupcake by Dresden locals and her friends, was one of Dresden & Company’s 2022 “Life Made Better” award recipients. Cupcake has lived in Dresden since she moved here from Akron in 2005. She is employed at both Scotties Den and Certified Oil where she has worked since 2007 and 2014 […]
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Historic Prospect Place Estate (12150 Main Street, Trinway) will be hosting its first-ever Civil War Living History Day on Saturday, July 16 from 10 am to 8 pm on the mansion grounds. Reenactors from the 41st Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment will set up camp allowing attendees a chance to experience what camp life would have […]
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By Alice Stratman Smith The annual Dresden Jefferson High School Alumni Banquet was held on Saturday, June 25th in the Tri-Valley auditorium. A social hour was held from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by the meal prepared by the Dresden Fire Department and served by the Tri-Valley Band members. The Alumni gave the Tri-Valley […]
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Dresden Swim Center played host to the visiting Valley View Gators as they came to try and outswim the Dorados but the hometown team dove their way to victory. For the meet that took place on Wednesday, June 22nd, the Dorados grabbed a number of first-place finishes including first in the boys 9-10 100-yard medley […]
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In an April issue of the Dresden Buzz, we published a submitted article laying out the options discussed for the Dresden Suspension Bridge following a public meeting with ODOT. ODOT recommended proceeding with the removal of the structure unless a coalition is formed by August 1st to take ownership and rehabilitate the structure. Shortly thereafter, […]
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Julie and Scott Ford have been selected as the 2022 Dresden Homecoming Grand Marshals! Julie was born and raised in Dresden and has lived here all her life. She married Scott Ford on July 6, 2002. She recently retired in January from the Dresden United Methodist Church after 30 years of service. Julie was a […]
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