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Letter to the Editor
Trees would add shade to Fifth Street Park
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Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce
Coshocton County celebrates growth and new businesses
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Aging Graciously
The hard work of motherhood
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Good News
Managing the war within
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Look at the Past
1913 Ford and Cadiz street scene captured in 1937
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Stories in a Snap
When our favorite place vanished – then returned
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Weekly Blessing
You've touched his garment folds
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Live on Purpose
Finding happiness and joy in everyday life
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Looking Back
The Augusta Post Office was featured in 1996 as a family of postmasters
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Pastor's Pen
Fight the good fight of faith
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.
Our Town Coshocton is a community-driven, nonprofit Main Street organization dedicated to restoring, promoting, and energizing Coshocton’s historic district. Through events, restoration efforts, business support and volunteer-driven initiatives, we work to ensure our historic district remains a vibrant, welcoming and economically strong destination for residents and visitors alike.
A new year often brings a sense of possibility, and as we look ahead to 2026, there is a growing sense of momentum in downtown Coshocton. While progress doesn’t happen overnight, it is shaped by thoughtful planning, steady effort and a shared vision for what our downtown can continue to become.
Downtown Coshocton’s future isn’t defined by one project or one event. It’s built through small, intentional steps — supporting local businesses, caring for historic spaces, improving how downtown looks and feels, and creating opportunities for people to gather. These efforts may not always be flashy, but together they move us forward in meaningful ways.
At Our Town Coshocton, our focus remains on strengthening the foundation that allows downtown to grow sustainably. That means continuing to support existing businesses, encouraging new ideas and maintaining the character that makes our historic district unique. It also means working closely with partners, property owners, volunteers and community leaders to ensure progress reflects the values and needs of Coshocton.
Community involvement plays a critical role in shaping what lies ahead. When people show up — whether through volunteering, sharing ideas, attending events or simply choosing to spend time downtown — it sends a clear message that this place matters. Those choices, made collectively, help guide decisions and create the kind of downtown experience we all want to see.
Looking toward 2026, the goal isn’t perfection. It’s progress. It’s continuing to build trust, strengthen relationships, and create spaces that feel welcoming and vibrant. Downtown Coshocton’s future will be shaped by the people who care enough to invest their time, energy and ideas, and that is something worth being optimistic about.
As we move forward together, I’m encouraged by the collaboration and commitment I see across our community. The best days for downtown Coshocton are built one step at a time, and they are built together.
If you are interested in being a part of our mission in 2026, email us at ourtownexecdirector@gmail.com, call us at 220-777-6012 or visit our website at www.ourtowncoshocton.org.
Our Town Coshocton 2026 events include St. Patty’s Pub Crawl March 13, Hometown Perks Starts May 22, Blizzard of Ozz June 20, 7 Bridges July 18, The Weeklings Aug. 15, E5C4P3 Sept. 13, Halloween Pub Crawl Oct. 30, Miracle on Main Parade Nov. 20 and Shop Hop/Shop Small Saturday Nov. 28.