Your Ohio News

Annonse

TMS therapy program expands outreach to veterans and first responders

Veteran advocates share progress with Harrison County commissioners as mobile treatment units and legislative support drive momentum for life-saving mental health therapy.

Victorian House tour book offers fresh look at Millersburg landmark

Holmes County Historical Society releases Step Into the Past, a detailed guide to the historic home’s architecture, stories and artifacts

Brown Local Schools opens Malvern Community Learning and Wellness Center

The new $3.5 million facility unites health, early learning and community fitness under one roof—part of a statewide initiative supported by Gov. DeWine to strengthen education and wellness across Appalachian Ohio.

Food For the Hungry launches 2025 campaign to fight food insecurity in Knox County

Annual drive — started over 40 years ago by Charlie and Carol Kilkenny — continues tradition of community giving to support local families in need.

THE LATEST

NEWS

Sugarcreek teen critically injured in Wayne Township crash

State Highway Patrol says 16-year-old driver was flown to Akron City Hospital after two-vehicle collision at Dundee Strasburg Road and Route 93

MAVIN marks 50 years of family craftsmanship and innovation

Ohio-based company celebrates half a century of growth from small logging roots to a leader in sustainable wood products and furniture design

Keener found competent for trial; Fink cautioned by judge after failed drug test

Judge Hervey praises progress in Keener’s mental health recovery while warning Fink that continued marijuana use could cost him eligibility for intervention in lieu of conviction.

Carroll County finalizes ODOT property transfer, updates lodging tax rules

Commissioners approve $1 land deal for future engineer’s facilities, revise tax policy for short-term rentals and honor veterans through Operation Green Light

Sturgis retires after 30 years with Wayne County Recorder’s Office

Chief Deputy Recorder Karen Sturgis leaves behind a legacy of dedication, historical knowledge, and service after three decades helping residents research and preserve county records.

Light Up Sugarcreek, holiday parade set for Dec. 6 as council approves key ordinances

Village officials finalize fire and EMS contracts, employee pay raises and zoning updates while preparing for the annual community celebration.

Dr. Mandal Haas appointed medical director for Carroll County General Health District

Longtime Carrollton physician and U.S. Army veteran to focus on prevention, wellness and community health initiatives.

SPORTS

Area volleyball players named to District 5 All-Star teams

Hiland’s Addisyn Mast earns District 5 Division VI Player of the Year; Coach Kelly Miller recognized as Coach of the Year

Rush finishes sixth at state — best result ever for Mount Vernon runner

Senior Lucy Rush caps historic cross-country career with All-Ohio honors; Centerburg’s Dickhof and Tucker also compete at state

Waynedale volleyball rebuilds into contender under veteran coach

Led by seniors and legendary coach John Finn, the Golden Bears reclaimed district glory — and saw Callie Wolfe join an elite 1,000-kill, 1,000-dig club.

Lady Knights cross country extends state streak to five straight appearances

West Holmes girls earn fifth consecutive trip to the OHSAA state meet, led by a mix of veteran standouts and rising young talent.

Week 12 H.S. football playoff preview: Games and players to watch

Top four seeds in each division get back in action on Nov. 7

ACROSS OHIO | TRENDING STORIES FROM OUR REGIONS

OPINION

Legal Matters

Adoption explained: Steps, agencies and legal requirements in Ohio

Attorney Monica L. Miyashita outlines the adoption process — from agency selection and background checks to home studies and court hearings — during National Adoption Awareness Month.

Guest Columnist

Soil Health Week highlights importance of Ohio’s farmland

Newly designated statewide observance underscores the vital role of soil stewardship in sustaining agriculture, local economies and future generations.

The Garden Gate

The stinking rose: Garlic wisdom, fall lawn care, and November blooms

From ancient pyramids to Ohio gardens, garlic continues to inspire — plus seasonal tips for healthy lawns and a lighthearted trivia twist.

Dear OId Dad

Death by Chocolate? Not Quite — But the Candy Landscape Is Changing

Once the undisputed king of Halloween, chocolate faces a colorful new wave of challengers as fruity, sour candies win over the next generation of trick-or-treaters

Letter From Sally

Getting to the part of moving forward after cancer

A survivor reflects on lessons, friendships and moments that shaped her journey forward

LIFE AND CULTURE

‘Crowns & Curses’ musical revue reimagines fairy tales in Dennison

Waterford Players present Nov. 7 performance featuring beloved songs and characters from classic stories of heroes and villains

Lake Township Historical Society to host annual Christmas Dinner and Auction Dec. 5

The fundraiser at Hartville Kitchen will celebrate the society’s new historic home and support preservation, education and community history projects.

Coshocton Chamber celebrates community spirit, gratitude this November

Executive Director Amy Crown reflects on thankfulness, local support and the success of Bunco for the Bags

Model train fans set for 24th annual Route 30 Express Layout Tour

Ten stops across Wayne County and nearby communities will feature detailed model railroads Nov. 22 in celebration of National Model Train Month.

Eighth-graders learn real-life lessons through Real Money, Real World program

Holmes County students experience budgeting, family expenses and financial decision-making through hands-on simulation

College of Wooster class helps adopters train and keep their dogs

Through the innovative K-9 Coach course, students learn animal behavior and communication skills while helping local families and shelter dogs build lasting, positive relationships.

COMMUNITY MATTERS

Walsh University President Tim Collins elected vice chair of NCAA Division II Executive Board

Collins’ 2026 term highlights leadership in advancing student-athlete success and strengthening Division II governance

Otterbein UMC opens registration for Christmas Bible School

Children ages preschool through sixth grade are invited to “The Christmas Journey,” a one-day Vacation Bible School Nov. 29 featuring crafts, games and Bible lessons — with snacks and lunch provided.

Holmes County Job Expo connects students and job seekers with local employers

Event at Harvest Ridge offers networking, career guidance and hands-on opportunities for high schoolers and adults

Medina High School students raise $4,000 to fight global water crisis

Service Learning class organized a “Walk for Water” fundraiser benefiting H2O for Life, helping build a rainwater collection system for a Ugandan school while teaching lessons in leadership and global citizenship.

Millersburg Food Run donates $3,600 to Love Center Food Pantry

Annual charity race helps fight food insecurity in Holmes County, funding up to 360,000 pounds of food as local families brace for SNAP benefit pause.

Marlboro Township voters approve police levy, return school board incumbents and pass liquor measures

Levy ensures continued 24/7 police coverage; Marlington incumbents re-elected; Maize Valley and Lost Trail Winery secure expanded sales options

Knox County unofficial election results released

Voters reelect city, village and township officials; multiple school board incumbents return to office; most local levies pass across county

Carroll County Municipal Court cases for week of Nov. 2

Judge Gary L. Willen

Holmes County 4-H Shooting Sports Club combines service and skills at October meeting

Members took part in roadside cleanup, multiple shooting disciplines and community fundraising before gathering for food and fellowship.

Wayne County WIC program to continue uninterrupted through November

Despite the federal shutdown, health officials confirm services and benefits for local mothers, infants and children will remain fully operational this month.