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Former Carrollton school property sells for $210,000 at auction

The property was sold as-is, with a 10% non-refundable down payment due the day of the auction

Lisa McCoy aims for Ms. Veteran America

Coshocton County veteran raises awareness for homeless women veterans through national competition.

Stark State secures grant for CDL training

The $88,688 grant aids veterans and military families in Akron, addressing driver shortages.

Medina Home & Garden Show honors U.S. history

Annual event features colonial crafts, veteran tributes, and plant sales Feb. 28-March 1.

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Wooster City Schools seeks community input for new strategic plan

Community invited to participate in focus groups and surveys for shaping district goals.

Kinsey directs $11,000 in grants to Tuscarawas County Special Olympics

Local Coordinator Richelle Lefler said the organization was deeply moved by Kinsey’s support

Dover honors Firefighter of the Year, approves fire station renovation

Shane Gunnoe reported the city’s efforts to control costs are paying off for residents

Dover to require annual city income tax filing for most adults

The change was made to align with practices used by other municipalities

Carroll County township trustees announce 2026 boards, meeting schedules

Following is an alphabetized list of boards, including officers, members, fiscal officers, meeting dates, times and locations

Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank to launch 35th Harvest for Hunger Campaign

Annual event aims to provide 4.8 million meals across Northeast Ohio

African American Community Fund accepts grant applications

In 2025, the fund awarded more than $32,000 to support projects and programs

Sports

Area teams prepare for basketball playoffs

Wooster, Orrville, and others aim for district success in upcoming OHSAA tournament.

Claymont claims IVC wrestling title with 6 individual champions

The Mustangs totaled 231.5 points to outdistance runner-up Garaway, which scored 160

Tuscarawas County boys teams learn tournament paths

While no bracket offers an easy path, some routes are more favorable than others

Indian Valley boys bowling earns district berth

The Braves totaled 3,407 pins and held off East Liverpool by 10 pins for the final automatic qualifying spot

Dover, New Philadelphia swimmers advance to district competition

Both programs now face strong competition at the district level

You should be tired of this political circus

Ed Gallagher expresses frustration over political rhetoric and calls for bipartisan solutions.

Letter to the Editor

Property tax hikes put heavy burden on homeowners

It is hard enough for people to come up with what they already owe

Good News

Living free from condemnation

If you are a believer in the atoning work and deity of Jesus Christ and have been living under a cloud of condemnation, Jesus has good news for you

Letter to the Editor

Coshocton County auditor retires to farm

Grant Daugherty steps down after 11 years of service, returning to Millcreek Township.

Weekly Blessing

The only living God

Angela Chapman reflects on faith and salvation in her latest poem.

Pastor's Pen

God’s grace and salvation are offered to all people without exception

Peter learned this lesson when the Holy Spirit sent him to the house of Cornelius

Letter to the Editor

Why New Philadelphia voters rejected the plan

Unnecessary busing — both the added expense and the risk to students

Life Lines

A winter's afternoon spent in search of a safe reentry

A local resident reflects on reconnecting with old friends in Ashland after decades on the Carolina coast.

Lifestyles

Uniontown Lions host 40th reverse raffle

Event on March 21 at Uniontown Community Park supports local charities with $3,700 in prizes.

Carrollton program to focus on healthy eating during stressful times

Participants will learn about the connection between stress and eating habits

Tuscarawas County Cattle Association holds 36th annual banquet

The association said it looks forward to another year supporting the local cattle industry and community events

Larry Delawder Family to perform in Sugarcreek

The group is known for gospel music, harmonica playing and family-centered ministry

Carrollton Rotary hosts Valentine’s dance at Carroll Hills School

Disc jockey Chelsea Matta Householder provided music, and Kristan Long served as photographer

Milano wins Minerva Middle School spelling bee in 12th round

The 31st annual event featured 17 finalists who advanced from a pool of 428 middle school students

Community

Wayne County Schools seeks alumni nominations

Nominate distinguished graduates by April 3 for recognition at Smithville's career center.

Holy Trinity Zoar to host Lenten fish fry Fridays

Hearty meals that support a wide range of local and regional charities

Carrollton High School names February Students of the Month

As Students of the Month, both are eligible for a $500 scholarship

Buckeye Career Center marks Career and Technical Education Month

For more than 50 years, Ohio’s career centers have provided students with hands-on learning, industry credentials and job-ready skills

Sacred Heart fish dinners draw crowds during Lent

Organizers take pride in the quality of the food they serve, even the small details like tartar sauce

Carroll County fire tax levies on May ballot

Perry and Union townships seek levy renewals for fire services starting in 2026 and 2027.

OhioSE grants $178K for site development

Funds support industrial site readiness in nine Southeast Ohio counties for 2025.

Cadiz man sentenced to years in prison

Incarceration was appropriate based on the assessment and Burgett’s criminal history

Healing Hearts hosts annual chili cookoff

Widows and widowers gather at Brunswick Library for January meeting and chili contest.

Genesis HealthCare earns top organ donation award

Southeastern Ohio donors helped save 28 lives in 2025, boosting Genesis to platinum status.

Business

Quarter auction to benefit Horizon's Inc. set for March 14

Coshocton event supports services for individuals with disabilities.

Grand opening got a little too hot at Blazin’ Burgers

A ribbon cutting, hungry and excited customers and just a small grill fire that brought the restaurant’s first day of operation to a halt

Berner Trucking honors employees at annual banquet

Eighteen employees and owner-operators received longevity awards for service milestones ranging from one to 30 years

Downtown delicious: Ten Weeks of Tasty highlights local flavor

Annual event showcases local dining and new eateries from Feb. 19 to April 24.

Reasons small business owners should separate their finances

Taking the time to establish and maintain separate financial accounts can help protect you

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Better Business Bureau

Don’t let phony florists ruin Valentine’s Day

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Former Carrollton school property sells for $210,000 at auction

Lisa McCoy aims for Ms. Veteran America

Stark State secures grant for CDL training

Medina Home & Garden Show honors U.S. history

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African American Community Fund accepts grant applications

Lady Huskies honor seniors in loss to Sandy Valley

Huskies Sports Foundation to host Handbag Bingo

Scio youth basketball league tips off Feb. 14 with unbeaten Tar Heels

Harrison Central bowling teams advance to districts

Harrison commissioners refinance jail loan through USDA at lower rates

Living free from condemnation

Cadiz student Haley Dunlap helps bring Super Bowl LX to life

Cadiz man sentenced to years in prison

Village seeks $100,000 grant for Blairmont Road waterline project

Wooster City Schools seeks community input for new strategic plan

Kinsey directs $11,000 in grants to Tuscarawas County Special Olympics

Dover honors Firefighter of the Year, approves fire station renovation

Dover to require annual city income tax filing for most adults

Carroll County township trustees announce 2026 boards, meeting schedules

Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank to launch 35th Harvest for Hunger Campaign

African American Community Fund accepts grant applications

Area teams prepare for basketball playoffs

Claymont claims IVC wrestling title with 6 individual champions

Tuscarawas County boys teams learn tournament paths

Indian Valley boys bowling earns district berth

Dover, New Philadelphia swimmers advance to district competition

Medina Home & Garden Show honors U.S. history

Lisa McCoy aims for Ms. Veteran America

Lady Huskies honor seniors in loss to Sandy Valley

Medina's Miller wins 110-pound wrestling title

Tri-County Health Expo returns to Millersburg

Grand opening got a little too hot at Blazin’ Burgers

Lake senior awarded full-tuition scholarship

West Holmes FFA hosts successful fundraiser

Super spellers: Lake students head to regional bee

'Battle in the Barn' brings community together to support Junior Fair youths

New Philadelphia schools sign letter of intent to buy land for new campus

Jewett animal cruelty case partially resolved with guilty plea

Mayor updates council on projects, restaurant openings

Cadiz man sentenced to years in prison

Dover officials investigating potential police disciplinary violation

Historical Society explores Danny Greene and Cleveland mob wars

Grand opening got a little too hot at Blazin’ Burgers

Tuscarawas elections board pay adjustment draws questions

Carroll Grand Jury returns 9 indictments

Campbells offer tips for a happy marriage

You should be tired of this political circus

Property tax hikes put heavy burden on homeowners

Living free from condemnation

Coshocton County auditor retires to farm

The only living God

God’s grace and salvation are offered to all people without exception

Why New Philadelphia voters rejected the plan

A winter's afternoon spent in search of a safe reentry

Uniontown Lions host 40th reverse raffle

Carrollton program to focus on healthy eating during stressful times

Tuscarawas County Cattle Association holds 36th annual banquet

Larry Delawder Family to perform in Sugarcreek

Carrollton Rotary hosts Valentine’s dance at Carroll Hills School

Milano wins Minerva Middle School spelling bee in 12th round

Wayne County Schools seeks alumni nominations

Holy Trinity Zoar to host Lenten fish fry Fridays

Carrollton High School names February Students of the Month

Buckeye Career Center marks Career and Technical Education Month

Sacred Heart fish dinners draw crowds during Lent

Carroll County fire tax levies on May ballot

OhioSE grants $178K for site development

Cadiz man sentenced to years in prison

Healing Hearts hosts annual chili cookoff

Genesis HealthCare earns top organ donation award

Quarter auction to benefit Horizon's Inc. set for March 14

Grand opening got a little too hot at Blazin’ Burgers

Berner Trucking honors employees at annual banquet

Downtown delicious: Ten Weeks of Tasty highlights local flavor

Reasons small business owners should separate their finances

Don’t let phony florists ruin Valentine’s Day

Winterizing care for outdoor dogs and cats

Ohio offers energy bill relief this winter