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Minerva student art showcased at Minerva Art Spot reception

High school and middle school artwork showcased April 10; exhibit on display until early May

County administrator outlines concerns over Board of Elections actions

Documentation and a meeting with the Board of Elections was requested in February to explain the factual and legal basis for the payments and hiring decision

Coshocton choir hosts free spring concert

Concert April 26 at Coshocton High School features sacred and secular choral music

Dispatchers recognized during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

Commissioners emphasize stress, responsibility and impact of 911 communications

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Reeves Museum to host vintage fashion show May 4-5

Proceeds from the event will support the Reeves Museum and its preservation and programming efforts.

Tuscarawas council addresses parking, approves purchases

Village Administrator D.J. Meek reported progress on several projects, including storm cleanup and repairs to damage at the library and wastewater treatment plant

Greene County to honor Cedarville forensics team April 22

Members of the 2025-26 Cedarville University forensics team include Christopher Rhodes, a Master of Divinity student from New Philadelphia

BCC team secures second in Ohio FFA wildlife contest

Buckeye Career Center FFA members competed against 44 other schools

Hartville zoning board backs sign variance requests

Recommendations for Cleveland Clinic, local business head to Village Council

Wayne County recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Officials highlight prevalence of violence and importance of support services

Wooster Emblem Club marks 50 years of courthouse flag donations

Annual tradition continues ahead of Memorial Day

Sports

Photo gallery: McCay Relays at Smithville

Area track and field athletes turn in strong performances

Marlington, Lake track teams open season with depth, experience

Dukes reload with returning talent, Blue Streaks lean on record roster size

Harrison Central boys place second at Dawes Invitational

Harrison Central finished second as a team with 146 points, behind Edison with 159

Huskies go 5-1 during busy week on diamond

The Harrison Central softball team turned in a strong performance during a demanding stretch

Roy Bates Scholarship honors 8 Wayne County seniors

Student-athletes recognized for character, academics and athletic achievement

Remembering my grandfather's wisdom and legacy

Merce reflects on family stories and heritage

Pastor's Pen

Still pondering the meaning of Easter

From the very beginning in the Garden, God developed more than just a relationship with people.

Letter to the Editor

Political donations stir controversy thoughts with reader

Gallagher discusses high-profile donors and potential influence on Ohio politics

Letter to the Editor

Ross endorses Beth Lear for Ohio Senate

Coshocton County Republicans urged to support Lear in 2026 primary for District 19

Good News

Living in a culture of estrangement

Why are so many cutting off communication with aging parents and choosing to become strangers?

Look at the Past

Beech Point School students pictured in Athens Township circa 1903

The school was located on Route 9 about 2 miles east of New Athens

Better Days

From the moon to misplaced mail, travel still amazes

NASA’s use of mythical names for their spacecrafts to the moon is meaningful

Letter to the Editor

Support for new school facilities is support for the community

As conditions decline, we risk losing both longtime and prospective families to other districts

Lifestyles

Orrville chamber announces 2026 annual award winners

Community leaders, businesses recognized for impact and service

College of Wooster names commencement speaker

Alumna and scientist Jodi Nunnari to address Class of 2026

Connie Allen's journey led her to Leadership Coshocton County

From early graduation to community leadership, Allen reflects on her life and contributions in Coshocton

Cleo Redd Fisher Museum to host program on War of 1812

Historian to explore western perspective on causes of the war

Walsh luncheon raises scholarships, connects students with business leaders

Annual event awards $17,000 and strengthens ties with Northeast Ohio professionals

River View teen honored as Elks Teen of the Month

Hallie Wallace recognized for community service and leadership at River View High School

Community

Wooster schools pause bond plans amid facility review

Board shifts focus to modular units while weighing future needs

Tech recycling drive to support youth mission trip

Medina church collecting electronics April 22 and 25

Scio discusses student volunteers, vacant building

Students are required to complete a certain number of community service hours to graduate

JVS student uses AI to create racing game

Carter has developed a strong interest in art that grew into a passion for character and game design

ProArteOHIO to perform in Wooster

Columbus choir presents 'American Portrait' concert at Zion Lutheran Church

Ron Eick announces run for Carroll County commissioner

Eick said he believes the county could see major changes in the coming years and he would work to preserve it as a good place to live

Cadiz council sets park manager salary at $60,000

The position could involve fewer hours in the winter but the employee could assist other departments as needed

Carroll County grand jury returns 5 indictments

Drugs, alcohol, sexual involvement comprise grand jury indictments

OneEighty names new chief executive officer

Fredy Robles brings decades of experience in behavioral health and nonprofit leadership

Positive Aging Workshop series set to begin in Holmes County

Free sessions in May will focus on health, safety and wellness for older adults

Business

El Bronco aims for May opening in Cadiz

The restaurant will serve authentic Mexican food

Turning a love of the outdoors into a thriving lawn care business

Corder owns Lawn Spectations, a lawn care business he started in 2000 after studying horticulture at Kent State Tuscarawas

GentleBrook opens senior living in Coshocton

The HomeStead of Coshocton offers 58 beds and job opportunities, enhancing community care

Waynesburg Supply brings materials closer to home

Pattersons open new business to provide landscaping supplies, competitive pricing and local convenience

Stark State names Duda vice president of strategy

Former Goodyear executive to lead partnerships and engagement

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Minerva student art showcased at Minerva Art Spot reception

County administrator outlines concerns over Board of Elections actions

Coshocton choir hosts free spring concert

Dispatchers recognized during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

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Cadiz council sets park manager salary at $60,000

Harrison Central boys place second at Dawes Invitational

Scio discusses student volunteers, vacant building

Huskies go 5-1 during busy week on diamond

JVS student uses AI to create racing game

Harrison commissioners approve airport, election and housing measures

Harrison County Fair Board reports strong spring dinner profit

Scio contractor seeks payment for Main Street project

Harrison Central boys win third straight relay title

El Bronco aims for May opening in Cadiz

Reeves Museum to host vintage fashion show May 4-5

Tuscarawas council addresses parking, approves purchases

Greene County to honor Cedarville forensics team April 22

BCC team secures second in Ohio FFA wildlife contest

Hartville zoning board backs sign variance requests

Wayne County recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Wooster Emblem Club marks 50 years of courthouse flag donations

Photo gallery: McCay Relays at Smithville

Marlington, Lake track teams open season with depth, experience

Harrison Central boys place second at Dawes Invitational

Huskies go 5-1 during busy week on diamond

Roy Bates Scholarship honors 8 Wayne County seniors

Medina native brings dark short film ‘Hide’ home to CIFF

Percy Jackson musical brings myth, music to Haddad stage

New annex gives Carroll County EMA expanded capabilities

Finding your true calling

'The people's friend'

Spring arrives on cue at Holmes Spring Home & Garden Show

OneEighty Taste Extravaganza offers glorious night of food

Waynesburg Supply brings materials closer to home

West Holmes K-12 Fine Arts Festival to showcase students

ARMOR court gives residents opportunity for redemption

2 arrested on drug, warrant charges after traffic stop on U.S. 250

From D&D to Dango & Dienenthal: Building finds new life

Hiner, Holmes Commissioners discuss improving e-bike safety

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Carroll County grand jury returns 5 indictments

New Tuscarawas County homeless shelter nears opening

Contini, Hillyer seek GOP nomination for county auditor

Funding changes could impact Orrville City Schools

Montessori School of Wooster expands to launch new opportunities

Roy Bates Scholarship honors 8 Wayne County seniors

Remembering my grandfather's wisdom and legacy

Still pondering the meaning of Easter

Political donations stir controversy thoughts with reader

Ross endorses Beth Lear for Ohio Senate

Living in a culture of estrangement

Beech Point School students pictured in Athens Township circa 1903

From the moon to misplaced mail, travel still amazes

Support for new school facilities is support for the community

Orrville chamber announces 2026 annual award winners

College of Wooster names commencement speaker

Connie Allen's journey led her to Leadership Coshocton County

Cleo Redd Fisher Museum to host program on War of 1812

Walsh luncheon raises scholarships, connects students with business leaders

River View teen honored as Elks Teen of the Month

Wooster schools pause bond plans amid facility review

Tech recycling drive to support youth mission trip

Scio discusses student volunteers, vacant building

JVS student uses AI to create racing game

ProArteOHIO to perform in Wooster

Ron Eick announces run for Carroll County commissioner

Cadiz council sets park manager salary at $60,000

Carroll County grand jury returns 5 indictments

OneEighty names new chief executive officer

Positive Aging Workshop series set to begin in Holmes County

El Bronco aims for May opening in Cadiz

Turning a love of the outdoors into a thriving lawn care business

GentleBrook opens senior living in Coshocton

Waynesburg Supply brings materials closer to home

Stark State names Duda vice president of strategy

Ohio residents warned of online selling scams

Master gardener volunteers to host Into the Woods symposium

Ohioans warned of email phishing scams