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SeOPA announces repayment of $1.5 million bond to Washington County

MARIETTA – The Southeastern Ohio Port Authority announced on Monday the repayment of the $1.5 million bond to Washington County for the purchase of the former AMP-Ohio Gorsuch power plant site for the development of a multimodal port facility. The $1,544,277 bond was approved for payoff on Oct. 28,...

Washington County, OH · 2d
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Genesis Reaches Deals With Aetna, CareSource After Denied-Claims Dispute

Genesis HealthCare System in Zanesville has reached new agreements with CareSource and Aetna that will keep many Muskingum County patients in network through 2027, according to a release from Genesis reported by the Zanesville Times Recorder. CareSource Medicaid, the Next Generation MyCare Ohio Plan and Aetna Medicare Advantage members will maintain in-network access to Genesis […]

Zanesville, OH · 5d

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An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee

In 2018, residents of Athens, Ohio, did something unusual – they voted to raise their own utility bills. The voters chose to adopt a carbon fee, a small bump in their electricity rate that goes to solar energy projects on city buildings and other public sites. The fee is...

Athens, OH · 3d
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The most harmful part of Cambridge’s divestment debate wasn’t the vote

The Cambridge City Council voted Wednesday to divest from companies “contributing to genocide, apartheid and occupation of Palestinians.” (“Cambridge votes 5-4 for order to divest money from businesses involved with Israel’s actions against Palestinians,” Oct. 28.) As a Muslim, parent, health equity researcher and longtime Cambridge resident, what stuck with me more than the vote was the language preceding it. Before the vote, I sat silently as a city councillor used her platform to spout debunked propaganda and dehumanizing rhetoric. When she said the population of Palestinians was still rising, so it could not be genocide, it felt like she was saying that not enough Palestinians had been killed, like we were talking about insects that needed to be exterminated.

Cambridge, OH · 4d
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Ohio EPA Closes File on AEP’s Emergency Power-Line Rebuild North of Chillicothe

CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Ohio EPA has closed the permit file on AEP Ohio Transmission Company’s emergency summer rebuild of the 69-kilovolt power line between Chillicothe and Circleville, ending a paper trail that began in June when the utility replaced eleven deteriorated structures along the Ohio 104 corridor north of Chillicothe, according to Ohio EPA records […]

Chillicothe, OH · 5d

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U.S. Energy Department Awards New Portsmouth Site Contract to Arizona Firm

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a new infrastructure support services contract for the Portsmouth Site near Piketon to AIS Technical Services LLC, a small business based in Tempe, Arizona, according to the Scioto Valley Guardian’s reporting on the department’s announcement. The contract covers up to five years — a three-year base period that […]

Portsmouth, OH · 6d

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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Southeastern Ohio Port Authority announces new president, CEO

MARIETTA - The Southeastern Ohio Port Authority Board of Directors announced Eric Wade as its president and CEO in a release on Thursday. Wade began the role on Monday, and the board formally welcomed him during its meeting on Wednesday. Wade was the senior planner for the Buckeye Hills Regional...

Marietta, OH · 6d

Chillicothe Gazette

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Chillicothe Farmers Market officially moves to Yoctangee Park

CHILLICOTHE— If you are looking for a place to get the freshest fruits and vegetables in Ross County, look no further than the Chillicothe Farmers Market, which will soon celebrate its move to a new location in Yoctangee Park. The market has operated in several different locations in recent years, but vendors could often be found in the parking lot of the service building. That area offered no shade or protection from the elements. This new location inside the multi-purpose building in Yoctangee Park provides shelter year-round for vendors and customers, keeping them out of the snow and rain. The bay windows on each side of the building will allow for airflow and easy access to and from the park. Earlier this summer, when vendors were asked their thoughts on the move , many said they were looking forward to having a permanent home that can be used year-round. Now that the building is actually built, vendors can actually see their future home and better visualize what markets will be like in the park and near Chillicothe's downtown. James Hall, owner of Risen Bakery and the Chillicothe Farmers Market president, said vendors have been excited to move to the new

Chillicothe, OH · 7d

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Centrus Ships First New Centrifuge to Piketon as Ohio Enrichment Expansion Advances

PIKETON, Ohio — The first new centrifuge built for Centrus Energy’s multibillion-dollar expansion of uranium enrichment capacity in Ohio has been completed in Tennessee and is on its way to Piketon, the company announced Thursday, Oct. 29, in a release distributed by PR Newswire — a milestone Centrus said arrived ahead of its previously announced […]

Piketon, OH · 7d

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Anduril surpasses 300 employees at Ohio’s Arsenal-1 campus

Anduril Industries now has more than 300 employees at its Arsenal-1 manufacturing campus in Pickaway County, more than doubling its workforce since July as the defense technology company expands its Ohio operations. The latest onboarding class arrived Oct. 19, pushing the Ashville campus past the hiring milestone, the company said.

Pickaway County, OH · 7d

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Muskingum County Homeowners Face Friday Deadline for Extra Homestead Relief

ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Muskingum County homeowners who qualify for the Homestead Exemption have until 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, to apply for new relief for the 2027 tax year, the Muskingum County Auditor’s Office reminded residents, according to the Zanesville Times Recorder. The new relief comes from House Bill 479, which provides an additional […]

Muskingum County, OH · 8d

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Oct. 5 1385 Sensabaugh Equities LLC to MDRN Estates LLC, 765 Wabash Ave., Zanesville, $10,000 1386 Michael and Katelyn Croston to Berry Realty LLC, 908 Adair Ave., Zanesville, $245,000 1387 Heels Homes Ltd. to Dalton Ryan, Bobbie and Ronald Crozier, 49 East Muskingum Ave., Dresden, $69,900 1388 Allied Machine Works Inc. to Belmont Solids Control Holdings LLC, 120 Graham St., Zanesville, $780,000 1389 MVL Properties LLC to Austin and Jennifer Vensil, 7255 Mitchell Lane, Adamsville, $250,000 1390 Alejandra and Danielle Patraca to Steven and Kristin Applegate, 1355 Carrie Circle, Zanesville, $299,900 1391 Jeffrey Adkinson to Justin and Lanae Middleton, 11.20 acres, Pleasant Valley Road, Hopewell, $79,900 1392 Robin Lavon Delong to Ryan and Megan Sands, 9065 Macedonia Road, Hopewell, $50,000 1393 John Johnson to Randy and Joanne Taylor, 4965 Lewellyn Road, Roseville, $125,000 1394 Carolyn A. Lucas to Hogue Farms LLC, 11655 Yeary Road, Adamsville, $200,000 1395 Gregory L. II and Melissa S. Vaughn to Kristi Headley, 1478 Luby Lane, Zanesville, $33,500 1396 Leon A. Draughn to Tessa Rea Miller and Kaelyn Cristine Henery, 954 Pershing Road, Zanesville, $189,500 Oct. 6 1397 Bradley A. and Jessica R. Grimes to Samuel M. Jr. and Robin Lynn Bailey, 939 Blue Ave., Zanesville,

Muskingum County, OH · 8d

Chillicothe Gazette

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Six years strong: A Texas Roadhouse employee is an inspiration

Six years. Not a single missed day of work. Never late. For Ed Williams, a Ross County resident with a developmental disability, showing up to work at Texas Roadhouse isn't just a responsibility. It's something he genuinely loves to do, according to a community announcement. October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month and the Ross County Board of Developmental Disabilities is celebrating Williams' employment success and recognizing local businesses that create opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities to thrive in the workforce. Six years ago, Texas Roadhouse Managing Partner Robert Moore hired Williams to assist with cleaning and maintaining the restaurant. What started as an employment opportunity has grown into six years of dedication, friendship and independence. Williams takes pride in keeping the restaurant clean, stocking supplies, helping his coworkers and making sure everything is ready for customers. His reliability and positive attitude have made him an important part of the team. "I love it. He's never late. He's always here. He's always smiling. He's always happy," Moore said. "Everybody loves it when he's here because he helps out anybody who needs anything." For Williams, the relationships he's built at work are just as important as the work itself. "I

Ross County, OH · 8d

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First Chick-fil-A in Zanesville Opens Nov. 5 With Free Meals for Cow Costumes

Zanesville’s first Chick-fil-A will open at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 3541 Maple Ave., the company told the Zanesville Times Recorder on Oct. 29, ending a wait that began when construction started in May. The new restaurant is owned and operated by Preston Tippett and has brought about 100 new part-time and full-time […]

Zanesville, OH · 7d

Times Recorder

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Taste of Muskingum celebrates food, entrepreneurship and second chances

Local chefs will serve up tasting samples and compete for the title of Muskingum County's Top Chef at the 8th annual Taste of Muskingum Chef Competition Nov. 4 at Weatherington Woods in Zanesville. Guests will vote for the winner at the FoodWorks Alliance fundraiser, according to a community announcement. The event also will include a silent auction, wine pull, games, prizes and entertainment. Proceeds will support FoodWorks Alliance programs for aspiring food entrepreneurs, small food businesses and women in recovery. Supporting local programs FoodWorks Alliance provides aspiring food entrepreneurs and small food businesses with affordable access to a licensed commercial kitchen, business guidance and opportunities to grow, according to the announcement. The organization also works in food education, food recovery and workforce development. Its Recovery With a Purpose program helps women in recovery develop kitchen and life skills, build confidence and make community connections, according to the announcement. Individual and group tickets are available, and advance purchase is required. Tickets and event information can be found at foodworksalliance.betterworld.org/taste-muskingum . People who cannot attend also can support the fundraiser by donating silent auction items, gift cards or Ohio-made wines. Donation information is available by contacting foodworks.alliance1@gmail.com . This story was produced

Zanesville, OH · 8d

Perry County Tribune

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Perry County real estate transfers

Sept. 25-Oct. 22. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Charles D. French, et. al., property in section 15, Saltlick Township, Shawnee, to Carl D. Hook, Jr., $70,000. • Melissa D. White, property in section 10, Bearfield Township, to Launfull C. and Sharon Salyer, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Jamie N. Chevalier, property in section 6, Bearfield Township, to Clifford R. and Dillon Chevalier, exempt, property transferred pursuant to court order, to the extent that such transfer is not the result of a sale effected or completed pursuant to such order. • Deanna M. and Michael Fritsch, property in section 4, Hopewell Township, to Danielle H. and Richard I. McClelland, $700,000. • Abigail M. Scovill, et. al., property in section 25, Reading Township, to Abigail M. and Carid Scovill, exempt, property transferred to the benefi ciaries of a trust if the fee was paid on the transfer from the grantor of the trust to the trustee or pursuant to trust provisions that became irrevocable at the death of the grantor. • Monica L. Bunger and Todd A. Bunger,

Perry County, OH · 9d

Times Recorder

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Genesis reaches deals with Aetna, CareSource after dispute over denied claims

ZANESVILLE – Genesis HealthCare System has reached new agreements with two health insurance providers, CareSource and Aetna. They come nearly two months after Genesis announced that 9,000 denied and disputed claims from four providers and millions of dollars in losses had weighed on future contracts. CareSource Medicaid, Next Generation MyCare Ohio Plan and Aetna Medicare Advantage members will now maintain in-network access to Genesis through 2027 under the new deals, according to a release from Genesis HealthCare System. Genesis previously said it would end contracts for Medicare Advantage plans under Aetna, UnitedHealthcare and Medical Mutual of Ohio and Medicare Advantage and Medicaid plans under CareSource on Jan. 1, unless new agreements were reached. Genesis anticipates releasing another announcement on the other insurance plans in the near future. Existing coverage for the remaining plans will remain unaffected through Dec. 31. If no agreements are reached, then those insurance plans would become out-of-network for nonemergency care at Genesis on Jan. 1. Emergency care will remain covered at in-network rates regardless of contract status, Genesis previously said. More: Genesis says 9,000 denied claims could mean dropping four insurers' contracts It was necessary to address the rising coverage denials and payment disputes, Genesis announced

Zanesville, OH · 8d

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Central Ohio data center expansion prompts debate in Lancaster

GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WCMH) — Google is expanding its data center footprint in Fairfield County. The company purchased more than 100 acres of land attached to its current data center campus, next to homes in Greenfield Township. “The character of our community has changed completely,” resident Brooks Rice said. NBC4 previously told you about the […]

Lancaster, OH · 10d

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Final Outdoor Farmer’s Market for the 2026 Season!

ZANESVILLE, OH – The Zanesville Farmer’s Market is getting spooky for their last Summer Market of the Season!. The final outdoor market is taking place in the Parking Lot of Adornetto’s on Saturday, October 31st from 9AM until Noon. Michelle Illing, the Market Manager, says patrons can...

Zanesville, OH · 10d

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Election Day nears as Husted, Loeffler make small business pitch in Cambridge

GUERNSEY COUNTY, Ohio — With Election Day eight days away, Sen. Jon Husted and Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration Kelly Loeffler met with local business owners in Cambridge to pitch economic policies they said would help small businesses. Husted and Loeffler held a small business roundtable at...

Cambridge, OH · 10d