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Three honored at Lenten Luncheon

Church Women United recognizes service at event

Finalists named for Montgomery piano competition

Local students to perform April 12 at Roscoe Village Foundation in Coshocton County

Child Abuse Prevention Month focuses on community support

The community is encouraged to wear blue April 8 to raise awareness of child abuse and neglect prevention

Lynn Drive-In opens April 3 for the season

The box office is cash only, and moviegoers need an FM radio to hear the movies

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Lake Township hires new zoning, economic development administrator

Trustees also address staffing changes, purchases and township business

Tuscarawas Philharmonic to offer summer performing arts music camp

The Tuscarawas Philharmonic Performing Arts Music Camp is a music enrichment program for young musicians and performers

Colonial Homestead launches Readers and Writers Night

Monthly series fosters literary discussion starting in April

Health District partnering with pharmacy to host community drop-in days

Drop-in days are held every first and third Tuesday of the month from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Functional Ceramics 2026 exhibition opens in Wooster

Wayne Center for the Arts hosts event through April 17 with workshops by renowned artists

Council approves moving pole at High and Third intersection

Carrollton Fire Chief Shane Thomas told council the pole at the corner of High and Third streets has restricted turns for some time and has been hit repeatedly

Conservation clubs offer three $1,000 scholarships for natural resources students

Applicants must be residents of Columbiana County or an adjacent county

Sports

River View softball aims for redemption

Experienced Lady Bears seek to improve on last season with a full roster and fresh talent in Coshocton County

Buckeye Local launches Legacy Fields Initiative

Plans may include new drainage, backstops, fencing, mounds, home plates and base systems

Bocock shuts down Bulldogs, leads Devils to victory

Senior pitcher tosses perfect game with 13 strikeouts

Owls win two more events, take NCAA bronze

Kenyon women finish third for second straight year

Mission accomplished

Hawks deliver in the clutch to earn Division VI state crown

Coshocton Scouts head to National Jamboree

Local Scouts join 30,000 peers in West Virginia for a week of adventure and learning

Looking Back

Dorsey’s Market in Malvern closed in 2016

Malvern lost one of its longest-standing businesses — Dorsey’s Mart — owned by Cliff and Cindy Dorsey

Youth Leadership Spotlight

Coshocton youth explore local agriculture

Students visit farms and businesses to learn about Coshocton County's agricultural impact

Letter to the Editor

Reflecting on Women's History Month 2026

Wooster resident Lupe Williams highlights women's contributions from the Revolutionary era to civil rights

Letter to the Editor

Legacy, safety and belonging drive support for levy

As a mother, I need to know my children are safe so I can breathe

Letter to the Editor

Ohio SB 172 sparks Fourth Amendment concerns

Letter to the Editor from Ruth Sewell of Wooster

Look at the Past

Historic Beech Spring Church once served as ‘Mother Church of Ohio’

The first church at the site was built in 1804 in what was then the Jefferson County wilderness

Aging Graciously

After loss and change, the need to still feel useful remains

Relying on introspection to send me in a new direction

Lifestyles

Retired teachers association to hold April luncheon meeting

Medina High School choir to provide musical entertainment

Southern Local to host spring open house March 31

Southern Local Elementary Principal Emily Smith, who is organizing the open house, said this year’s event will be more school-centric

U-Haul trucks and trailers offered at The Peer Center at Coshocton

Coshocton community gains new U-Haul dealer at 15 Walnut St., enhancing local moving services

MCC knots up plenty of compassion in Comforter Bash

MCC Comforter Bash in Ohio overcomes power loss to aid global communities

Dancing unites Learning Center students, staff

Students find dancing a great way to start the day

West Lafayette Chamber plans fireworks, festival

Chamber outlines fundraising and events for community initiatives including July festival

Community

Ridgewood students win essay contest

Graham Miller and Nolan McCombs honored by Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities for essays on inclusion

Church to deliver Easter bags to children with incarcerated parents

Annual outreach delivers hope to local children while church prepares for Holy Week services

Wayne County students invited to apply for Koehler scholarship

Izaak Walton League offers $1,200 for students in environmental fields; apply by May 15

Wayne County retired teachers to meet April 21

Event at Smithville's Career Center to feature Habitat for Humanity program and student-prepared lunch

Church of Christ-Christian Disciples announces Easter services

The Sunday service will include a special presentation by the youth and the choir presentation of the ;Lamb of God' cantata

Park district prepares to begin final leg of trail

Final phase of construction set to start in May, with completion expected by October

Avery’s Law creates important changes in dog warden’s office

New regulations enhance safety and reduce liability for the Holmes County Dog Warden & Adoption Center starting March 20

Minerva man sentenced in sex case involving stepdaughter

Carroll County Common Pleas Court Judge Michael V. Repella II sentenced Brady to a term of five years with a maximum of 7 1/2 years in prison

Bethlehem Township Historical Society resumes activities

The society’s annual garage sale will be held May 14-16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Nashville TOPS club highlights health benefits of walnuts

Janice Tope recognized for weight loss strategy at March 18 meeting

Business

Knox County Chamber announces 32nd Annual Spring Swing Golf Outing

Vernon View Golf Course to host outing

Harrison chamber celebrates ribbon-cutting for Stairway Cafe

Build-your-own pie and enjoy sandwiches, desserts, specialty drinks and salads

Angelique’s Vintiques celebrates new Hartville location

Expanded space, stronger visibility and growing vendor base mark next chapter

‘Jazz Night’ swings at The Ohio Eastern Star Home

Residents enjoy an afternoon of cool jazz, elegant atmosphere, and community spirit

WNZR’s Lifeline 2026 coming soon

Annual fund-raising event for MVNU radio station running April 8-13

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Three honored at Lenten Luncheon

Finalists named for Montgomery piano competition

Child Abuse Prevention Month focuses on community support

Lynn Drive-In opens April 3 for the season

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Buckeye Local launches Legacy Fields Initiative

Author inspires students with ‘Ambitious Abbey’ series visit

Buckeye Local hydroponics program draws state attention

Harrison chamber celebrates ribbon-cutting for Stairway Cafe

Youth league wraps season with championships, all-star games

Conotton Valley senior signs with Kent State Tuscarawas

Youth league awards scholarships to Harrison Central seniors

Harrison Central basketball teams celebrate season at year-end banquet

Conotton Valley’s Kamden Wright signs with Geneva College

State grant to provide nearly $8 million to volunteer fire departments

Lake Township hires new zoning, economic development administrator

Tuscarawas Philharmonic to offer summer performing arts music camp

Colonial Homestead launches Readers and Writers Night

Health District partnering with pharmacy to host community drop-in days

Functional Ceramics 2026 exhibition opens in Wooster

Council approves moving pole at High and Third intersection

Conservation clubs offer three $1,000 scholarships for natural resources students

River View softball aims for redemption

Buckeye Local launches Legacy Fields Initiative

Bocock shuts down Bulldogs, leads Devils to victory

Owls win two more events, take NCAA bronze

Mission accomplished

MCC knots up plenty of compassion in Comforter Bash

Mission accomplished

More than just a championship game

Hawks seniors were tied together from the start

How do you win a title? Here are the keys to victory

Bunny Brunch builds community bonding in every way possible

Mission 22 walk raises awareness for veteran suicide prevention

Wilderness Center promotes native plants for sustainable landscaping

Flanagan stays in tune with community ahead of new album

Medina woman selected for national quilt honoring America’s 250th

Council approves 2026 operating budget

JB Tire and Auto offers repairs and maintenance in Minerva

Dover employees honored for lifesaving actions

Sandy Valley School Board honors bus retirees totaling 65 years

Area players named to All-Ohio girls basketball teams

Wayne, Holmes County softball teams ready for 2026 season

New Philadelphia resident urges support for school levy

Minerva board accepts retirement and resignations

Tonka Services provides truck repair, parts in Malvern

Church 9:25 opens in Coshocton

Coshocton Scouts head to National Jamboree

Dorsey’s Market in Malvern closed in 2016

Coshocton youth explore local agriculture

Reflecting on Women's History Month 2026

Legacy, safety and belonging drive support for levy

Ohio SB 172 sparks Fourth Amendment concerns

Historic Beech Spring Church once served as ‘Mother Church of Ohio’

After loss and change, the need to still feel useful remains

Retired teachers association to hold April luncheon meeting

Southern Local to host spring open house March 31

U-Haul trucks and trailers offered at The Peer Center at Coshocton

MCC knots up plenty of compassion in Comforter Bash

Dancing unites Learning Center students, staff

West Lafayette Chamber plans fireworks, festival

Ridgewood students win essay contest

Church to deliver Easter bags to children with incarcerated parents

Wayne County students invited to apply for Koehler scholarship

Wayne County retired teachers to meet April 21

Church of Christ-Christian Disciples announces Easter services

Park district prepares to begin final leg of trail

Avery’s Law creates important changes in dog warden’s office

Minerva man sentenced in sex case involving stepdaughter

Bethlehem Township Historical Society resumes activities

Nashville TOPS club highlights health benefits of walnuts

Knox County Chamber announces 32nd Annual Spring Swing Golf Outing

Harrison chamber celebrates ribbon-cutting for Stairway Cafe

Angelique’s Vintiques celebrates new Hartville location

‘Jazz Night’ swings at The Ohio Eastern Star Home

WNZR’s Lifeline 2026 coming soon

Is your aging parent safe at home?

Carroll County health district warns of increased norovirus levels

Watch out for IRS imposter scams this tax season