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Fredericktown’s Caspole walks 1,000 shelter dogs in 2025

Retired teacher’s volunteer commitment transforms his health and inspires Dogs of Knox community

Skilled trades face labor shortages as retirements outpace new workers

Skilled trades are essential to the strength and sustainability of the local workforce

Youth takes a central role in SAC's success

New Baker Building leaders guide Holmes County Share-A-Christmas through another impactful holiday season

Douce brothers establish scholarship to support career and technical education in Wayne County

Pair-A-Douce Scholarship aims to strengthen skilled trades workforce and expand access to hands-on education for local students and adults

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News

2 flee scene after accident in Franklin Township

Two passengers injured in early-morning crash; driver later arrested pending charges

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Scio Post Office closes due to structural concerns

The decision was made to ensure the safety of customers and postal employees while the situation is fully evaluated

Patrol issues winter driving safety reminder to motorists

Ohio State Highway Patrol urges drivers to slow down, prepare vehicles and use caution during snow and ice conditions

Ham benefit dinner planned to support local resident

A silent auction also will be held, with multiple items donated for the event

Highway Patrol investigating fatal crash on US 36

The vehicle and driver matched a missing persons report filed by the Newcomerstown Police Department

Indoor farmers market returns to St. Stephen Martyr

The church café will serve its homemade vegetable soup

Ohio title fees to increase under state budget

The increase will raise title fees to $18, with the additional $3 earmarked for the Ohio State Highway Patrol

Sports

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Lady Huskies roll past Buckeye Local

Any hope of a Buckeye Local comeback was shut down in the third quarter as Harrison outscored the Panthers

MV wrestler Brokaw reaches 100-win milestone

Second female in school history to reach historic mark

Kiser, Hurlow win titles as MV wrestlers third at Newark Catholic

Mount Vernon crowns two champions, adds five more placers in strong tournament showing

Former MV golfer Bridges battles through adversity at Marshall

Injury sidelined junior Ben Bridges in the fall, but Mount Vernon graduate is healthy, practicing and preparing for spring season with Thundering Herd

Danville rolls to victory over Millersport

Blue Devils surge early behind hot shooting; East Knox rally falls short against St. Peter

Sellers enjoyed getting back to telling veterans' stories

Interview with woman veteran rekindles writer’s passion for sharing service, remembrance and community connections

The Garden Gate

Lucky Leaves

From New Year traditions to nutrition and folklore, cabbage remains a symbol of luck, health and hearty living

Cooking with Karl

Akron’s sauerkraut balls

The beloved bar snack has local roots, New Year symbolism and plenty of modern variations to enjoy

The View From Here

Promises, promises

A reflective New Year’s column considers resolutions, aging and the quiet hope of what the year ahead may bring

Eldercare Wisdom

Don't be afraid of change

A familiar face and a new community help turn uncertainty into a fresh beginning

Guest Columnist

Austin reflects on a year of memorable Coshocton stories

From community events and youth activities to history and holiday traditions, a local writer looks back on highlights from the past year

The Generals' Report

Community generosity shines across Wooster City Schools

Food drives and the Winter Break Box Project highlight student service and progress toward One Million Acts of Kindness

Guest Columnist

Jones enjoys helping people share their passions

Local columnist reflects on telling stories that highlight community dreams, dedication and the people who make Coshocton shine

Lifestyles

Mystery authors headline library’s winter reading program

Medina County District Library launches Winter Reading for Adults with prizes and February author events

City of Medina prepares for America’s 250th celebration

Yearlong semiquincentennial events begin in January with history programs, exhibits and community activities across Medina

Carroll County health district partners with mobile clinic for screenings

The mobile clinic will be on-site at the Carroll County General Health District Jan. 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Little Theatre to present production of ‘The Woman in Black’

The play centers on a lawyer who hires an actor to help him recount a disturbing story for family and friends

Thompson and Norris receive Ohio Realtors honors

Howard Hanna Realtors Carly Thompson and Karla Norris earn President’s Sales Club awards for outstanding sales performance

Tuscarawas County library bookmobile announces 2026 schedule

Mobile Services staff deliver materials to homes and long-term care facilities and offer pop-up libraries by request

Community

Danville spellers advance to Knox County bee

Four students from Danville Local Schools will compete Jan. 14 in the county spelling bee at Mount Vernon High School

Dover woman marks 70 years as church organist

Burkhart has been a member of the MacDowell Music Study Club for 60 years

Kinder Sprouts daycare now open in Cadiz

Kinder Sprouts is located in the former West Gate Schoolhouse on Peppard Avenue

Southern Local celebrates giving through holiday donation drive

Officials said every contribution helped brighten the season for families in the community

Holloway groups deliver Christmas cheer to elderly residents

34 Christmas care packages were assembled and distributed this year

Hartville Village Council prepares to welcome new members

Council thanks outgoing members, approves emergency legislation and sets committee discussions for incoming councilors

Carrollton adds firefighter at year-end meeting

Carrollton Fire Department Chief Shane Thomas asked council to approve the hiring of Ben Stoneman

Yanok sentenced to jail time for community control violation

The case was reset several times due to Yanok’s behavior during hearings

KCCC students receive Tim Hall Food For The Hungry Service Award

Four Knox County Career Center students are honored for going above and beyond in service to the annual Food For The Hungry drive

Reset season: 26 resolutions for 2026

A thoughtful look at small, meaningful ways to start the new year with perspective, balance and intention**

Business

Save & Serve raises $4,675 for Special Hearts Workshop

Benefit Day proceeds support vocational and childcare programs for individuals with special needs in the Amish community

Loudon Motors Ford makes year-end donations to Minerva organizations

Loudon Motors Ford, a family-owned dealership since 1926, has served customers in Minerva and surrounding communities for nearly 100 years

Main Street Wooster announces two new annual awards

New honors recognize downtown business collaboration and emerging entrepreneurs, with prizes valued at more than $10,000

Survey scam gets a holiday twist

Fake texts posing as customer surveys promise deals or gift cards while attempting to steal personal information

Minerva-based company launches fentanyl detection wipe for first responders

The handheld field tool is designed to help first responders quickly identify the presence of fentanyl

FYI

Options are available for a fun, safe New Year’s Eve

From cozy at-home celebrations to movies, bowling and family-friendly community events, Coshocton residents have several ways to ring in the new year responsibly.

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