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New Adventures and Antiques Arrive on Muskingum Avenue
ZANESVILLE, OH – Some new friends have moved into the neighborhood down on Muskingum Avenue. Two new businesses have taken the empty spaces left by Pea Ohana Watersports and BunkoJess. Alex Campbell is the Owner of Underground Wars Y City and decided to come to the Zanesville area after...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Tour to march on Buffington Island battlefield
PORTLAND, Ohio — The Buffington Island Battlefield Preservation Foundation will hold a public tour of the Civil War Battlefield at Buffington Island near Portland on March 28 at 10 a.m. The walking and car caravan tour will begin at the Buffington Island State Memorial, 56797 State Route 124 in...
Times Recorder
Deadwood housing development planned near Military Road, Northpointe Drive
ZANESVILLE – Deadwood. It's not just the legendary South Dakota city or an HBO western from the mid-2000s. It's also the name of a new Zanesville housing subdivision to be located near the intersection of Military Road and Northpointe Drive. The site is a little over 44 acres and located across from the Sandhurst Apartments and next to the Zanesville Country Club. The goal is to build 96 market-rate, single-family homes, explained Matt Schley, Zanesville's community development director. "We've been aware that there was a good possibility that this site would get developed," Schley explained to the Times Recorder in January, making it the third subdivision approved in 18 months . It's too early in the process for the lots to have a specific pricing range, he added. The project has been moving behind the scenes for around two years now after Deadwood City Developers LLC, a partnership led by local real estate developer Jamey Krouskoupf , first bought the property for $420,000 in July 2021. It's now in its preliminary platting phase, which was agreed upon in January 2026, Schley said. It gave Deadwood City Developers a year, or through January 2027, to file its final plat with Zanesville.
thepostathens.com
Rezoning at The Ridges moves forward, plans shift timeline
Land at The Ridges might be transitioning from educational use to residential development. According to Athens City Council member Alan Swank, D-4th Ward, the 317 Board is interested in adding housing to an area currently designated as E1, which is for educational use. For the land to qualify as residential, it must be reclassified to R3, indicating multi-family housing.