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East Holmes names Donawa as next Hiland athletic director

Appointment awaits board approval

B&B Theatres to renovate former Wooster Cinemark

Cinema chain plans major upgrades, premium amenities

Coshocton cheer coach launches competition team

Taylor Smith aims to enhance cheerleading opportunities for local students with new team

Hiland High graduate dances her way to new heights

Dakota Olsen promoted to apprentice at Enoch Contemporary Dance Company

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News

Millersburg logger earns top state forestry honor

Nisley named Outstanding Logger of the Year

America 250 program highlights Revolutionary War on Ohio frontier

Reenactor brings Fort Laurens story to life

Holmes County Y Learning Academy to open May 11

Facility will offer full-day child care for ages 6 weeks to 6 years

Wayne County to hold hearings on proposed $5 license plate tax

Measure would fund road rehabilitation projects

Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes expands day treatment services with telehealth

Wayne County Community Foundation funding improves access to intensive care

Smithville marks America 250 with ceremonial tree planting

Event highlights community’s past, present and future

Support wildlife by removing invasive plants, MCSWCD says

Native Plant Month highlights importance of replacing harmful species with beneficial natives

Sports

River View softball edges New Philadelphia

Lady Bears rally in fifth inning for 3-2 home victory after rain delay

Fredericktown girls win three events at Cowen Track Invitational

Bouton picks up two throwing wins, Alexander gets another in pole vault

Harrison Central boys place third at Buckeye 8 championships

Harrison Central boys finished in third place, while the Husky girls finished in 11th

Ridgewood triumphs at Indian Valley Tri

Ridgewood girls secure first place with 86 points in April 21 meet

Blue Devils' softball picks up trio of victories

Danville beats Northmor, Ashland, Loudonville

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TRENDING AREA STORIES

Columns and Opinion

In the production of life, we all have a role to play

A ninth grade play, a missed team and a different kind of spotlight

Drawing Laughter

A weekend scatter: Planes, cars, trucks and a trailer full of trees

Two road trips, one family and a whole lot of miles covered

Your OSU Extension Edge

Decluttering can boost mental health

Simple steps can improve focus, mood and well-being

The View From Here

Making plans

A humorous look at getting “affairs in order” and the plans we’d rather be making instead

The Garden Gate

Rethinking the dandelion: from weed to vital pollinator partner

Tribute to Kim Flottum highlights the ecological value of a misunderstood plant

The Generals' Report

Arts festival showcases talent across Wooster schools

Teachers also recognized for curriculum development work

OSU Extension Wayne County

Lady beetle survey training planned in Wayne County

Residents invited to join statewide research effort

Understanding soil is key before starting projects

Mapping and testing provide insight for farming, building and more

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Lifestyles

Newark campus to host symphony orchestra

Ohio State Newark and COTC welcome Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra for 2026-27 season

Close-up of a grand piano keyboard.

Ragtime pianist Foley to play America 250 concert in Medina

ORMACO partnership brings jazz history program

River View student wins $2,500 scholarship

Parker Andrews of Coshocton County earns eighth place in Ohio's Electric Cooperatives competition

Renowned organist to perform in Coshocton

Dr. Bradley Hunter Welch's free concert set for May 3 at Coshocton Presbyterian Church

Miranda Lester becomes licensed funeral director

Coshocton's Given-Dawson-Paisley Funeral Home welcomes Lester as a key community member

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Coshocton High School to honor Class of 1976

Graduation and reunion events set for May 22-23 with reservation deadlines approaching

Community

Glowing light bulb on a stand with a chalkboard in the background.

COTC expands grants for in-demand careers

Central Ohio Technical College offers new funding for students in engineering and technology programs starting May 18

Hands holding Bibles in a prayer circle.

National Day of Prayer set for Coshocton

Community gathers May 7 at Coshocton Courthouse Square for annual prayer event

Coshocton youth leads community cooking project

Mairin Mullett organizes meal donations for local shelters as part of leadership class

Girl holding a small creature by a pond.

Buckeye kindergartener advances in Jr. Ranger competition

Brooklyn Poole, 6, shares love of wildlife and conservation

Plate of steak with vegetables and bread in the background.

Grace UCC to host Swiss steak dinner April 25

Community invited to enjoy home-cooked meal and fellowship in Uniontown

Lady Justice figurine with scales and gavel on a desk.

Harrison County public record

Recent court and sheriff reports detail legal actions, arrests and citations in Harrison County

Close-up of the American flag with stars and stripes.

Ohio bill aims to secure fire, EMS funds

Proposed legislation would protect levies from tax abatements, ensuring stable funding for public safety services

Students seated in an auditorium during a public forum.

Supreme Court of Ohio visits Carrollton schools for off-site session

Students from area districts observe oral arguments during off-site visit

Troop 358 Hog Roast slated for May 2 in Millersburg

Millersburg event May 2 supports Scout trips with drive-thru meals and online auction

Genesis unveils tribute to placenta donors

New display in Zanesville honors mothers' contributions to healing grafts

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Business

Lower 40 Taxidermy opens in Coshocton County

Ryan Conkle celebrates new shop with ribbon cutting on state Route 60

Home Loan Financial reports $2.2 million quarterly profit

Coshocton-based bank sees earnings rise by $542,000 in Q1 2026

Gradall marks 80 years of excavator manufacturing in Ohio

Gradall excavator manufacturing moved to New Philadelphia in 1950 when production outgrew the Cleveland facility

Flex Foundation expands access to yoga in community

Scholarships and partnerships support wellness for those in need

Sewing studio expands with new location, creative programs

'Sensational' Hartville business blends sewing education, sensory-focused products

FYI

Low-cost smartphone plans for budget-minded seniors

Explore budget-friendly options for seniors in Ohio seeking low-cost smartphone plans with reliable service.

Better Business Bureau

Tap-to-pay scams on the rise

Fraud targets contactless cards and mobile wallets

Where to get help with Medicare decisions

Seniors can access free guidance to simplify Medicare choices before turning 65

Better Business Bureau

Watch for solar panel scams targeting homeowners

Experts warn misleading offers may hide costly loans and unclear financing terms

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