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Scio family turns dairy farm landscape into Castile in the Eden

With daughters Andria and Tiffany also onboard, the project became a true family affair

Danville’s Got Talent highlights local performers, supports auditorium upgrades

Community showcase raises funds for high school theater improvements while spotlighting students and local musicians

Rainbow Connection welcomes new board members

Shonda Davis, Mandy Garver and Chris Lane have joined the board

Waynedale celebrates baseball legacy during championship ring night

Former Golden Bears reunite as program honors 2025 state title team and looks ahead to field renovations

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Wayne County commissioners recognize Human Trafficking Awareness Month

Proclamation highlights warning signs, local impact and the importance of awareness in preventing exploitation

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Triway Board of Education seeks applicants to fill vacant seat

Community members have until Jan. 30 to apply for appointment through December 2027

Strasburg Board of Education places 2.9-mill levy on May ballot

The levy was first approved in 2017 and renewed in November 2022

Carroll County Commissioners approve website overhaul, review dog warden’s report

Joshua Link offered a full redesign for $15,000, creating a modern, rebuilt site from the ground up

Carroll County Foundation accepting grant applications

Tax-exempt charitable organizations and governmental entities located within Carroll County are eligible to apply for grants

Coshocton County Youth Leadership accepting applications for 2026-27

The CCYL program invites sophomores from all county high schools to apply by March 1 for leadership development during their junior year.

Partners For Kids recognizes Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices

Agency honored for improving follow-up care for children after behavioral health crises through quality improvement efforts

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Mount Vernon squads continue strong stretch on the lanes with winning performances across multiple meets

Mount Vernon boys earn victories over Licking Heights, Johnstown and Licking Valley, while girls pick up wins against Heath and Johnstown

Miller’s buzzer-beater lifts East Knox boys past Northmor

Senior drains last-second 3 to spark KMAC upset; Bulldogs also beat Loudonville before falling to unbeaten Fredericktown

Centerburg boys basketball falls twice in KMAC play

Trojans drop league games to Danville and Mount Gilead; bowling teams also fall

Fredericktown boys basketball stays unbeaten with dominant KMAC wins

Freddies roll past Cardington-Lincoln and East Knox; bowling teams split and wrestlers compete at Don Wasserbeck Classic

Wooster gymnastics eyes postseason as pressure-packed season builds

Winter bird feeding offers simple way to enjoy nature outdoors

Choosing the right feeders, food and placement can help support birds while adding activity during colder months

Being Frank About Fatherhood

Take time to honor your fatherhood commitment

Commitments, not resolutions, help fathers stay present and engaged in their children’s lives

Letter to the Editor

Who bears responsibility for waste and fraud in government programs

Letter writer argues long-standing Republican control in Ohio undercuts claims targeting social service recipients

Good News

Remember the Bartimaeus nearby who needs someone to say Jesus is calling

Bartimaeus was not his name, it was his description

Pastor's Pen

What we plant and what we build shapes the life we live

As we begin the adventure of a new year, it can help to review some basic principles about life

Weekly Blessing

From heaven's hearted place

A poem reflecting on God’s love, grace and forgiveness through the life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Letter to the Editor

Helping neighbors in a season of need

Harrison County Democrats donate to food pantries

Letter to the Editor

A turning point in United States foreign policy

Big Prairie resident Greg Stoner argues the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy marks a sharp break from decades of U.S. global leadership and cooperation.

Lifestyles

Tuscarawas County Democrats to host Donuts With Democrats

Community members are invited to stop by and enjoy doughnuts and coffee

Galentine’s Shop Hop returns to Hartville for third year

Two-day Feb. 6-7 event invites shoppers to explore 20 local businesses, dining spots and live entertainment across town

Carroll County Veteran’s Club names officers, plans year of events

Service has remained central to the independent organization since it was founded by local military veterans following World War II

Friends of the Library seeks gardens for July 11 tour to benefit library foundation

Tuscarawas County group is preparing to host its eighth annual Garden Tour

Dover student named to College of Charleston Dean’s List

Iannarelli is majoring in communication

Juvenile court to hold fifth annual art scholarship contest

The contest is open to any graduating senior in Tuscarawas County

Community

Buckeye Local Foreign Language Club plans International Culture Fair

Now in its 21st year, the culture fair draws hundreds of attendees each year

The dream isn’t finished

Dover First Baptist celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Ridgewood High School honors students for second-quarter achievement

RHS releases Principal’s Roll, Honor Roll and Merit Roll for academic performance

Baldwin Wallace names local students to fall 2025 dean’s list

The dean’s list recognizes students who earn a grade-point average of 3.8 or higher

Coshocton Community Choir launches 55th spring season

Adult choir seeks new singers as rehearsals begin Jan. 25 for April concert

Adena swears in new council members

Newcomers Megan Vinci and Justin Dudzik took the oath along with incumbents RJ Konkoleski and Alex Donley

Coshocton Fire Department adding new training facility

The firefighter-designed facility near South Seventh Street will feature residential and commercial training spaces and is expected to enhance local and regional first responder training.

Carroll Municipal Court files report for 2025

A total of 1,444 criminal and civil cases were filed in the Carroll County Municipal Court under Judge Gary L. Willen during 2025

Italian roots: Lamplighters legacy lives on through scholarship

Former Wooster civic club’s members preserve history and culture by supporting future generations in Wayne County

Health department seeking artwork for renovated building

Artists of all ages may participate by submitting framed original artwork or canvas pieces of any size

Business

DJ Chelsea brings the party wherever she goes

From a high school sound system to a full-scale event business

ProVia set to create $27 million expansion in Walnut Creek

The project includes a new three-story innovation and customer experience center and is expected to create 50 new jobs while retaining more than 600 existing positions.

Denim and Diamonds Casino Fundraiser to benefit YMCA scholarships

The Feb. 6 event in Wooster will raise funds to help Wayne County children and families access summer camp, child care and youth programs through the YMCA.

TAP to host PAL-entines Day fundraiser at local brewhouse

PAL-entines Day is planned as a casual social evening featuring music, conversation and support for the arts

Wildflower Yoga brings movement, peace and community to Sherrodsville

As part of the studio’s weekly routine, Wildflower Yoga offers Rise and Shine Yoga

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Winter season offers ideal time to plan tree planting for the future

Medina Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual seedling sale helps residents invest in healthier landscapes and waterways

Savvy Senior

How to find a quality nursing home for your loved one

A reader caring for a parent after a stroke asks for guidance on finding a reputable nursing home, and Savvy Senior offers steps to evaluate facilities and payment options.

Savvy Senior

When do most Americans take Social Security?

While benefits can start at 62, data shows many retirees accept reduced payments rather than waiting for higher monthly checks

Winter Crisis Program

Kno-Ho-Co Winter Crisis Program continues to assist with energy bills

Income-eligible households can receive one-time assistance through Ohio’s Winter Crisis Program to help prevent utility disconnection and stay warm this winter.

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Scio family turns dairy farm landscape into Castile in the Eden

Danville’s Got Talent highlights local performers, supports auditorium upgrades

Rainbow Connection welcomes new board members

Waynedale celebrates baseball legacy during championship ring night

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Scio family turns dairy farm landscape into Castile in the Eden

Adena swears in new council members

DJ Chelsea brings the party wherever she goes

Lady Huskies fall to Martins Ferry in Buckeye 8 matchup

Cox leads qualifying as Week 9 match play draws 32

Huskies junior high goes 2-1

Huskies split with Buckeye Local, girls place second at Buckeye 8

Murder case hearing postponed; trial dates reset

Veteran’s service and close calls shape a life rooted in Hopedale

Harrison County Court reviews drug, domestic violence cases

Wayne County commissioners recognize Human Trafficking Awareness Month

Triway Board of Education seeks applicants to fill vacant seat

Strasburg Board of Education places 2.9-mill levy on May ballot

Carroll County Commissioners approve website overhaul, review dog warden’s report

Carroll County Foundation accepting grant applications

Coshocton County Youth Leadership accepting applications for 2026-27

Partners For Kids recognizes Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices

Mount Vernon squads continue strong stretch on the lanes with winning performances across multiple meets

Miller’s buzzer-beater lifts East Knox boys past Northmor

Centerburg boys basketball falls twice in KMAC play

Fredericktown boys basketball stays unbeaten with dominant KMAC wins

Wooster gymnastics eyes postseason as pressure-packed season builds

Danville’s Got Talent highlights local performers, supports auditorium upgrades

Waynedale celebrates baseball legacy during championship ring night

Scio family turns dairy farm landscape into Castile in the Eden

Buckeye Local Foreign Language Club plans International Culture Fair

The dream isn’t finished

DJ Chelsea brings the party wherever she goes

Hometown honors Hall of Fame jockey and Secretariat’s final rider

Italian roots: Lamplighters legacy lives on through scholarship

Claymont inducts inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame members

Incremental change: Small steps lead to big progress in Orrville

Ohio property tax changes to roll out in phases

ProVia set to create $27 million expansion in Walnut Creek

Man killed in Carroll County crash

Coshocton Elementary recognizes students for academic achievement

Murder case hearing postponed; trial dates reset

Utica man killed in three-vehicle crash in Knox County

Grand jury returns 10 indictments in Carroll County cases

Pomerene Hospital CEO Anne Gunther fitting right in

'Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries' actors learned the lingo

Coshocton Fire Department adding new training facility

Winter bird feeding offers simple way to enjoy nature outdoors

Take time to honor your fatherhood commitment

Who bears responsibility for waste and fraud in government programs

Remember the Bartimaeus nearby who needs someone to say Jesus is calling

What we plant and what we build shapes the life we live

From heaven's hearted place

Helping neighbors in a season of need

A turning point in United States foreign policy

Tuscarawas County Democrats to host Donuts With Democrats

Galentine’s Shop Hop returns to Hartville for third year

Carroll County Veteran’s Club names officers, plans year of events

Friends of the Library seeks gardens for July 11 tour to benefit library foundation

Dover student named to College of Charleston Dean’s List

Juvenile court to hold fifth annual art scholarship contest

Buckeye Local Foreign Language Club plans International Culture Fair

The dream isn’t finished

Ridgewood High School honors students for second-quarter achievement

Baldwin Wallace names local students to fall 2025 dean’s list

Coshocton Community Choir launches 55th spring season

Adena swears in new council members

Coshocton Fire Department adding new training facility

Carroll Municipal Court files report for 2025

Italian roots: Lamplighters legacy lives on through scholarship

Health department seeking artwork for renovated building

DJ Chelsea brings the party wherever she goes

ProVia set to create $27 million expansion in Walnut Creek

Denim and Diamonds Casino Fundraiser to benefit YMCA scholarships

TAP to host PAL-entines Day fundraiser at local brewhouse

Wildflower Yoga brings movement, peace and community to Sherrodsville

Winter season offers ideal time to plan tree planting for the future

How to find a quality nursing home for your loved one

When do most Americans take Social Security?