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Medina seeks artists for Bee Park project

Artists can win $5,000 for creating a centerpiece for the new Medina Bee Park, with submissions due by March 30.

Marlboro officer resigns for Alliance role

Trustees approve resignation and review department updates at February meeting.

Snow horse sculpture delights Ohio community

Aden Miller's snow horse captivates neighbors in Holmes County, bringing joy to his family and passersby.

Love of baking leads to opening of Main Street Bakery in Scio

Main Street Bakery now offers a full slate of popular baked goods and a deli

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West Lafayette employee dismissed after incident

Village addresses social media exchange, emphasizes respectful public discourse.

LASCO to offer free record sealing, expungement clinic in Cadiz

People are not eligible to apply if they are currently on probation or community control

Jewett mayor updates council on uptown revitalization plans

The scope could include new sidewalks and streetlights, including improvements going around the turn

Harrison County Health Department highlights services

Staff members work daily — behind the scenes and on the front lines — to help keep Harrison County healthy, safe and thriving

Port Washington council discusses possible social media policy

There is still one outstanding case of unpaid municipal income tax

Indian Valley accepting open enrollment applications

Open enrollment applications may be obtained starting Feb. 23

First-half real estate, manufactured home taxes due Feb. 20

Taxpayers who have not received a tax statement should contact the treasurer’s office immediately

Sports

Tusky Valley eyes favorable tournament path

The Trojans, seeded third, open against Ridgewood on Feb. 19 in Division V district play.

River View girls bowling wins sectional

Lady Bears secure back-to-back titles at Boulevard Lanes, led by standout performances from Morgan Rowe and Karley Stocker.

Black Bears advance in bowling tournament

The team secured third place at St. Clair Lanes, moving to district finals on Feb. 19.

Girls on the Run seeks coaches for spring season

Coaches may be female or male, must be at least 18 and must pass a background check

Garaway wrestling splits matches at Division III regional duals

Pirates win against Nelsonville-York, fall to Barnesville in Coshocton event.

Fear, history and the choices before us

Algorithms often reward outrage and fear rather than careful thought

Letter to the Editor

First Baptist Coshocton reflects on 200 years

Local church explores historical practices ahead of ABCUSA's 2026 bicentennial.

Dear Old Dad

Hassinger honored as Medina's top coach

Chris Hassinger surpasses Keith Sooy as winningest boys basketball coach in Medina history.

Let's Talk History

Discover the history of fairytales and why we still tell them

Join a library event on Feb. 25 to learn about the enduring history of fairytales.

The Garden Gate

Trees of life: the bizarre nature of the 'upside-down tree'

Professor Stulittle explores the Sagole baobab in South Africa, a 1,200-year-old tree providing vital resources.

Stories in a Snap

Grandpa Joe’s Advice

A cherished memory of resilience and wisdom from Medina to Chagrin Falls.

Cooking with Karl

Recipe: The right Sunday sauce and the right table of people

Discover the tradition of a classic Italian meal shared among friends in Ohio.

Letter to the Editor

John Nixon receives Rudin Award in Mount Vernon

Nixon expresses gratitude at Experience Mount Vernon event held at Woodward Opera House.

Lifestyles

Our Lady of Carroll County Knights to host Lenten fish dinners

Organizers encourage residents of the area to attend and take advantage of the variety of meal options offered each week

Program to explore life and legacy of John Brown raider

The program will follow Newby from his childhood in Virginia to his time in Ohio

Ohio glacial history topic of forestry meeting

The public is invited to attend the free monthly meetings

Tuscarawas Arts Partnership to host grant-writing workshop in Dover

The workshop is designed to provide artists, board members and cultural organizations with tools and strategies to pursue grant funding

Mount Vernon FFA Ag Power Diagnostics team earns 6th place at district competition

Students secure sixth place at district event in Plain City, showcasing technical skills and teamwork.

Ariel Foundation offers $5,000 engineering scholarships

Knox County students can apply by May 1 for the 2026-27 academic year.

Community

Ohio reps push to dismantle Education Department

Resolution by Thomas and Hiner aims to return education control to states and local communities.

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

FFA shapes future leaders

FFA with boosting confidence, leadership skills, and career readiness.

Dick’s Sporting Goods grant aids SL athletics

Athletic Director Bob Shansky allocated the funding among the district’s sports programs for equipment and other needs

Prairie Chapel hosts annual soup supper

Join the community in Coshocton for a ham and bean meal on Feb. 19.

Strasburg Council hires school resource officer

Dannon Svab has 23 years of law enforcement experience and three years of school resource officer experience

Columbia Gas opens 2026 grant applications

Ohio nonprofits can apply for environmental project funding until April 3.

Carroll Grand Jury returns 9 indictments

Cases included fraud and strangulation violations, along with seven drug-related indictments

Hartville council backs chamber dinner table

Mayor Billings announces award for Kathy Butcher at Feb. 24 event.

Knox Hospital marks 100th placenta donation

The program, in partnership with Lifeline of Ohio, has produced 2,500 healing grafts for medical procedures.

Business

Reasons small business owners should separate their finances

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

Mattern Tire marks 30 years in Cadiz

Nip and Tammy Mattern have been busy with the business ever since

Century Farms blends historic charm with modern wedding amenities

The centerpiece of the venue is the restored barn, originally built in the 1930s

Deli on the Square offers catering and charcuterie options

The deli caters a wide range of events, including weddings

Sérénité Restaurant reopens with new leadership

Medina's culinary institute relaunches under Audrey Pollizi, focusing on recovery and fine dining.

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Better Business Bureau

Don’t let phony florists ruin Valentine’s Day

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Medina seeks artists for Bee Park project

Marlboro officer resigns for Alliance role

Snow horse sculpture delights Ohio community

Love of baking leads to opening of Main Street Bakery in Scio

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Program to explore life and legacy of John Brown raider

LASCO to offer free record sealing, expungement clinic in Cadiz

Jewett mayor updates council on uptown revitalization plans

Harrison County Health Department highlights services

Mattern Tire marks 30 years in Cadiz

Love of baking leads to opening of Main Street Bakery in Scio

Huskies hang tough with state-ranked Toronto, fall late

Harrison Central youth league heats up after 2-week intro

Health screening set March 10 at Harrison Community Hospital

Harrison Community Hospital donates bleed control kits to sheriff’s office

West Lafayette employee dismissed after incident

LASCO to offer free record sealing, expungement clinic in Cadiz

Jewett mayor updates council on uptown revitalization plans

Harrison County Health Department highlights services

Port Washington council discusses possible social media policy

Indian Valley accepting open enrollment applications

First-half real estate, manufactured home taxes due Feb. 20

Tusky Valley eyes favorable tournament path

River View girls bowling wins sectional

Black Bears advance in bowling tournament

Girls on the Run seeks coaches for spring season

Garaway wrestling splits matches at Division III regional duals

Mattern Tire marks 30 years in Cadiz

Belle Fockler lands role at Renaissance Theatre

Sacred Heart fish dinners draw crowds during Lent

Century Farms blends historic charm with modern wedding amenities

Snow horse sculpture delights Ohio community

Deli on the Square offers catering and charcuterie options

Campbells offer tips for a happy marriage

FFA shapes future leaders

Love of baking leads to opening of Main Street Bakery in Scio

Holmes County Trail secures endowment fund

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

Jewett animal cruelty case partially resolved with guilty plea

Ohio offers energy bill relief this winter

Mayor updates council on projects, restaurant openings

Tuscarawas barber opens shop in longtime barbershop space

Dover officials investigating potential police disciplinary violation

Tuscarawas elections board pay adjustment draws questions

Carroll Grand Jury returns 9 indictments

Low-cost spay and neuter clinic set for Feb. 26

Group aims to curb Newcomerstown’s feral cat population

Fear, history and the choices before us

First Baptist Coshocton reflects on 200 years

Hassinger honored as Medina's top coach

Discover the history of fairytales and why we still tell them

Trees of life: the bizarre nature of the 'upside-down tree'

Grandpa Joe’s Advice

Recipe: The right Sunday sauce and the right table of people

John Nixon receives Rudin Award in Mount Vernon

Our Lady of Carroll County Knights to host Lenten fish dinners

Program to explore life and legacy of John Brown raider

Ohio glacial history topic of forestry meeting

Tuscarawas Arts Partnership to host grant-writing workshop in Dover

Mount Vernon FFA Ag Power Diagnostics team earns 6th place at district competition

Ariel Foundation offers $5,000 engineering scholarships

Ohio reps push to dismantle Education Department

Sacred Heart fish dinners draw crowds during Lent

FFA shapes future leaders

Dick’s Sporting Goods grant aids SL athletics

Prairie Chapel hosts annual soup supper

Strasburg Council hires school resource officer

Columbia Gas opens 2026 grant applications

Carroll Grand Jury returns 9 indictments

Hartville council backs chamber dinner table

Knox Hospital marks 100th placenta donation

Reasons small business owners should separate their finances

Mattern Tire marks 30 years in Cadiz

Century Farms blends historic charm with modern wedding amenities

Deli on the Square offers catering and charcuterie options

Sérénité Restaurant reopens with new leadership

Don’t let phony florists ruin Valentine’s Day

Winterizing care for outdoor dogs and cats

Ohio offers energy bill relief this winter