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Nonprofit founded by Wayne County women supports girls in Liberia

Michal Bowers and Torrey Fike's nonprofit, For Every Girl, supports victims of sexual violence in Liberia.

Holmes LEPC quickly moves to host full-scale training activity

Local agencies prepare for potential hazards with comprehensive training amid funding uncertainties.

Montville Township launches new e-waste recycling program

Partnership with Summit E-Waste Recycling Solutions offers secure electronics disposal for residents and businesses

Carroll County Commissioners hear winter storm response update, well fire update

There were no calls to open warming centers and the county did not experience power outages

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3 honored with annual awards at Harrison County Sheriff’s Office

The awards were presented as recognition from within the office

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Resident addresses Malvern council over snow removal concerns

A longtime resident told council he was frustrated with what he described as inconsistent snow removal

Newly elected member joins Brown Local School Board

A newly elected board member, Jordan Wade, along with incumbent Tami Hulit, took the oath of office for new four-year terms

Wayne County hosts pop-up food pantry

Drive-thru pantry set for Feb. 10 at health department in Wooster.

Ohio heating aid applications due May 31

Older residents can apply for energy bill assistance through local agencies and online.

Lake Township to auction police cruisers

Two 2019 Ford Explorers available online Feb. 20-29.

Sugarcreek Village Council submits demolition grant for North Broadway Street property

Village applies for $53,966 to demolish North Broadway St. property.

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West Holmes rallies for dual win

Dylan Sours' final match victory secures 42-38 win over Indian Valley.

West Holmes girls basketball falls to Ashland

Ashland secured a 63-55 victory over West Holmes in Ohio Cardinal Conference girls basketball on Jan. 31.

Hiland boys basketball dominates Ridgewood

Caleb Yoder and Alex Miller lead the Hawks to a decisive 64-25 victory in Inter-Valley Conference play.

MV girls' wrestling creates a lasting legacy with first home tournament

Yellow Jackets finish seventh in inaugural Lady Jackets' Legacy Wrestling Tournament

St. Clairsville rolls past Harrison Central as winter weather cancels games

The Huskies date with Steubenville Catholic Central that was conquered by the snowstorm will be made up Feb. 16

Super Bowl spectacle, second chances and a familiar Browns dilemma

Seattle's Sam Darnold and New England's Mike Vrabel headline the February 8 showdown in Santa Clara.

Our Town Coshocton

Looking ahead: what 2026 could mean for downtown Coshocton

Community-driven efforts aim to revitalize historic district through events and local support.

Library Highlights

Coshocton County Library's 2026 book adaptations

Upcoming films include 'Wuthering Heights' and 'Dune Messiah,' available to borrow locally.

The View From Here

Make ’em laugh

Finding small moments of humor as a remedy for life’s rough edges

Letter From Sally

Resident praises Frontier Power's reliability

Holmes County resident expresses gratitude for uninterrupted service during recent snowfall.

OSU AG Extension Talk

Bird feeding in the winter can help you stay active

Discover how to attract and care for local bird species with the right feeders and food this winter.

Look at the Past

Ida Mae Stull broke barriers as Ohio’s first woman coal miner

Other women have since taken her place in the mines

What's Cooking

Celebrate Valentine's Day with these fun recipes

Crossroads Christian School shares festive recipes to brighten February with homemade treats.

Lifestyles

Health district continues its community mini-series

Cardiology nurse practitioner Jason Bryant discusses access to care in Coshocton County.

Shelby Theatre looking for anyone involved with the movie ‘Touchback’

Coshocton County residents invited to share stories before March 10 screening.

Cera chosen teacher of the month at Edison

Cera has 11 years of experience as an athletic trainer and has been part of the Edison community for the past five years

Power of the Purse fundraiser set for Feb. 14

Designer purses in a variety of styles will be paired with extra prizes from local businesses and raffled during the event

Geib Funeral Home donation funds protective vest for humane agent

The vest is a vital piece of equipment that helps keep Neininger safe as he responds to cases

Pregnancy Center of Coshocton hosts holiday sale

Valentine's and St. Patrick's items available Tuesdays and Fridays at 511 Walnut St.

Community

Marlington alumna debuts orchestral piece

Sarah Hegenderfer's 'Clearing of Snow' premieres with Akron Symphony in January 2026.

Medina Community Church names Simon Bartos as new pastor

Local native succeeds longtime pastor Doug Davidson and will be installed Feb. 1

East Knox FFA places 17th in state ag biotechnology CDE

Team competes at Ohio Department of Agriculture event against programs from across the state

BCC students qualify for state leadership conference

The state competition will be held Feb. 23-24 in Columbus

St. Teresa plans Lenten reflection and suppers

St. Teresa will host Lenten reflections Tuesday, Feb. 17, Tuesday, March 3 and Tuesday, March 17, following Mass

Wooster council clarifies zoning changes

City officials address resident concerns before approving new zoning plan on Feb. 2.

Dover employees recognized for saving co-worker

Gunnoe requested a resolution be written to commend Ladrach and Ferrell for their actions

MERIT court program helps individuals move past drug-related issues

Mount Vernon Municipal Court initiative focuses on treatment, accountability and recovery instead of incarceration

Brittany Taylor strengthens Coshocton ties

Muskingum native leads WIC program, fosters community connections in Coshocton County.

Wooster Community Hospital to host open house for new emergency center

Open house set for Feb. 14 to showcase expanded facilities and services at the Richard and Donna Smetzer Emergency Center.

Business

Urban Barnwood Furniture rebrands as Arista Wood

The rebranding reflects a broader range of hardwood furniture offerings.

United Way offers mental health grants

Wayne and Holmes nonprofits can apply for up to $7,500 by March 6.

Echoes Art & Antiques to open in Orrville with Feb. 7 grand opening

Grand opening set for Feb. 7 at 1430 W. High St., featuring local art and unique finds.

Local Roots, The Food Sphere raise funds for new Wooster home

Local food cooperative and entrepreneurial center launch capital campaign to expand into former grocery building

String It Up Fencing offers agricultural fencing services

The family-run business specializes in agricultural fencing installation and repair

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Nonprofit founded by Wayne County women supports girls in Liberia

Holmes LEPC quickly moves to host full-scale training activity

Montville Township launches new e-waste recycling program

Carroll County Commissioners hear winter storm response update, well fire update

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St. Clairsville rolls past Harrison Central as winter weather cancels games

3 honored with annual awards at Harrison County Sheriff’s Office

Vendors sought for Freeport spring craft show

Bulls and Spartans triumph in Scio games

Lady Huskies roll past St. Clairsville 59-39

Match play bowling completes Week 11

Blood drive to benefit Harrison Central senior scholarship set Feb. 11

Rape charge reduced in plea deal in Harrison County case

Scio Village Council weighs online surplus sales; creek grant denied

Harrison County Commissioners meet after storm to handle essential business

3 honored with annual awards at Harrison County Sheriff’s Office

Resident addresses Malvern council over snow removal concerns

Newly elected member joins Brown Local School Board

Wayne County hosts pop-up food pantry

Ohio heating aid applications due May 31

Lake Township to auction police cruisers

Sugarcreek Village Council submits demolition grant for North Broadway Street property

West Holmes rallies for dual win

West Holmes girls basketball falls to Ashland

Hiland boys basketball dominates Ridgewood

MV girls' wrestling creates a lasting legacy with first home tournament

St. Clairsville rolls past Harrison Central as winter weather cancels games

Marlington alumna debuts orchestral piece

Echoes Art & Antiques to open in Orrville with Feb. 7 grand opening

Seniors Helping Seniors expands in Hartville

Building hope: Hall steps into director role at Habitat for Humanity

Empower HER Network expands in Coshocton

Buddies needed to make Night to Shine sparkle

Highland junior marches with Macy’s Great American Marching Band

Bill Epeards shares hunting wisdom at Ohio show

Uhrichsville filmmaker’s ‘Still Hope’ opens nationwide Feb. 5

Medina Community Church names Simon Bartos as new pastor

Thomakos to retire after 27 years on bench

Agencies remind older Ohioans help is available with heating bills

Hartville bids farewell to Jeff Reale

Rape charge reduced in plea deal in Harrison County case

Dover employees recognized for saving co-worker

Winter storm blankets Coshocton County

Wentworth replaces Wentworth at Indian Valley

Vitallo tabbed as new Waynedale football coach

Minerva School Board hears concerns

Repair business grows in Minerva with focus on trucks and aftertreatment work

Super Bowl spectacle, second chances and a familiar Browns dilemma

Looking ahead: what 2026 could mean for downtown Coshocton

Coshocton County Library's 2026 book adaptations

Make ’em laugh

Resident praises Frontier Power's reliability

Bird feeding in the winter can help you stay active

Ida Mae Stull broke barriers as Ohio’s first woman coal miner

Celebrate Valentine's Day with these fun recipes

Health district continues its community mini-series

Shelby Theatre looking for anyone involved with the movie ‘Touchback’

Cera chosen teacher of the month at Edison

Power of the Purse fundraiser set for Feb. 14

Geib Funeral Home donation funds protective vest for humane agent

Pregnancy Center of Coshocton hosts holiday sale

Marlington alumna debuts orchestral piece

Medina Community Church names Simon Bartos as new pastor

East Knox FFA places 17th in state ag biotechnology CDE

BCC students qualify for state leadership conference

St. Teresa plans Lenten reflection and suppers

Wooster council clarifies zoning changes

Dover employees recognized for saving co-worker

MERIT court program helps individuals move past drug-related issues

Brittany Taylor strengthens Coshocton ties

Wooster Community Hospital to host open house for new emergency center

Urban Barnwood Furniture rebrands as Arista Wood

United Way offers mental health grants

Echoes Art & Antiques to open in Orrville with Feb. 7 grand opening

Local Roots, The Food Sphere raise funds for new Wooster home

String It Up Fencing offers agricultural fencing services

Agencies remind older Ohioans help is available with heating bills

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