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Ridgewood eighth-grader sets new high jump record

Brady Miller surpasses previous record with jump of 5-9, breaking 2021 mark in middle school track

Local concert kicks off summertime music series

Event raises money for Front Porch Concert series

Holmes Airport plans coming together

Commissioners review $3 million project for Millersburg airport expansion

Coshocton Foundation grant deadline is May 15

Nonprofits in Coshocton County must apply by 4 p.m. May 15 for unrestricted grants

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Dover receives $1.8 million federal grant for infrastructure upgrades

The project will replace a pump station and increase sewer capacity on the city’s north end, helping accommodate new manufacturing and residential development

Moreno sets aside politics and listens to Holmes County

Ohio senator listens to local concerns during nonpolitical roundtable discussion

Council approves soft billing for fire department responses

Council approved an ordinance to combine multiple parcels tied to a NAPA Auto Parts project

Aultman announces Summer Symposium and Career Fair

Program offers hands-on look at health care careers across Aultman Health System

Drug take back day set for April 25

Five locations across Knox County available to drop off prescription drugs

College of Wooster launches accelerated business degree pathway

Partnership with University of Rochester provides streamlined graduate option

Wooster Chamber Music Series to feature SPA Trio

Ensemble of mezzo-soprano, viola and piano to perform April 26

Sports

MV tennis places fifth in home invitational

Tocheff, doubles team of McCarty, Weatherby finish fourth

Hot bats power West Holmes to pair of softball wins

Knights collect 19 hits vs. Marion Harding, top Waynedale behind Cline’s strong outing

Hiland baseball rolls past Garaway, edges Indian Valley

Hawks combine explosive offense with dominant pitching

Fredericktown baseball splits four-game week

Freddies fall to first-place East Knox

East Knox baseball still undefeated in KMAC

Bulldog track teams dominate at Danville; girls relay sets another record

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Columns and Opinion

Letter to the Editor

Support Dover library levy renewal

The library is truly a community resource and gathering place

Letter to the Editor

Chuck Ellis seeks Coshocton commissioner role

Pearl Valley Cheese leader emphasizes business and agriculture experience in campaign

Eldercare Wisdom

Remembering my grandfather's wisdom and legacy

Merce reflects on family stories and heritage

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

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

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Lifestyles

Knox County Symphony to close season with powerful choral works

Kenyon Choral Union will also sing as part of program

Ballet Wooster to bring 'Peter and the Wolf' to life

Classic symphonic tale blends dance, music and storytelling for all ages

Coshocton Health District highlights local physician

Tisha Archer offers pain management advice at Genesis Coshocton Specialty Center

Fort Laurens Museum opens season with free speaker series

The talk spans the years from the eve of the French and Indian War to the American Revolution

Apple Valley Garden Club donates Veg Trug

Raised bed will give everyone an opportunity to be part of community garden

Newcomerstown senior wins piano competition

Kenley Hayes takes top honors at the 38th annual Edward E. Montgomery Jr. Piano Competition in Roscoe Village

Community

From runway to canvas, Howard finds success

MV senior pole vaulter earns state recognition for artwork

Tech recycling drive to support youth mission trip

Medina church collecting electronics April 22 and 25

River View stages 'Bye Bye Birdie'

Musical comedy hits the stage April 24-25 at River View High School's auditorium

Dover drama director retires after 25 years

Tom Morris has announced his retirement as the drama director of Dover High School

ProArteOHIO to perform in Wooster

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

New Philadelphia officials eye e-bike rules amid safety concerns

New Philadelphia has an ordinance that prohibits riding e-bikes on the sidewalk in the courthouse square or a block from the square

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

Carroll County grand jury returns 5 indictments

Drugs, alcohol, sexual involvement comprise grand jury indictments

Garden learning series begins in April

Native plants, pollinators, insects and pruning among topics to be discussed

OneEighty names new chief executive officer

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

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Business

Home Loan Financial declares cash dividend

Shareholders to receive $0.275 per share on May 8

Jarrett named top workplace for third consecutive year

Employee feedback drives national recognition from USA Today

ProVia expands Endure window lineup

New single-hung and single-slider options offer durability and efficiency

Kathy Brechler retires from Food For The Hungry

Organization opens search for new director

MVNU honors Gotschall and Baker

Pair honored for dedication to MVNU's mission at awards reception

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Better Business Bureau

Ohio residents warned of online selling scams

Local sellers report losing money to overpayment schemes on platforms like Facebook Marketplace

Master gardener volunteers to host Into the Woods symposium

The program will feature sessions on foraging, fairy gardens, log-grown mushrooms, mushroom cultivation and shade and moss gardening

Better Business Bureau

Ohioans warned of email phishing scams

BBB advises vigilance as scammers pose as legitimate businesses to steal personal information

Downsizing Help

Helping seniors downsize and transition from the home

Mary Locy offers guidance on downsizing and moving to senior living communities

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