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ODOT worker dies after being hit by semi in I-70 construction zone

An Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) worker has died after being hit while working on Interstate 70 on Monday.

Zanesville, OH · 1d

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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20 indicted by Washington County grand jury

20 people were indicted by the Washington County Grand Jury this week, primarily on charges relating to drugs. * Tyrone M. N'Carrius Woodward, 21, 1701 Augusta Circle, SE, Apartment A, Wilson, N.C.: aggravated possession of drugs, a second-degree felony; aggravated trafficking in drugs, a second-degree felony; tampering with drugs, a third-degree felony, from January.

Washington County, OH · 1d

WHIZ

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ODOT Bridge Inspector Killed in Construction Zone Accident

ZANESVILLE, OH – The Ohio Department of Transportation District 5 has announced the death of one of their bridge inspectors. On Monday, November 9th, ODOT Director Pamela Boratyn announced through a Facebook post that 45-year-old Jennifer Donley, of Lancaster, was killed while working on the I-70 Reconstruction Project in Zanesville.

Zanesville, OH · 1d
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Cambridge Students Trade a Day Off to March for Veterans on November 11

Cambridge City Schools is closed today, Monday — so that its students can be in class on Veterans Day itself, spending Wednesday, November 11, honoring the Guernsey County residents who served, according to a district release reported by The Daily Jeffersonian. For the 2026-27 school year, the district will hold classes on November 11 so […]

Cambridge, OH · 1d

Times Recorder

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Oregon woman pleads guilty in $82K phishing scam targeting Ohio dispensary

ZANESVILLE – An Oregon woman pleaded guilty to money laundering after a phishing scam impersonating a bank diverted more than $82,000 from an Ohio dispensary chain with a facility in this area. It reportedly led to more than $82,000 in fraudulent transactions in February, March and April. Several months later it led to the extradition of Arianna May Stark, 27, to the Muskingum County Jail. Stark appeared for a plea-change hearing in the Court of Common Pleas Nov. 4 and pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering, a third-degree felony. She was originally indicted on 22 charges in June, including one count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, a first-degree felony, one count of telecommunications fraud, a third-degree felony, one count of grand theft, a fourth-degree felony, and 19 counts of money laundering, all third-degree felonies. Stark could be facing between nine and 36 months in prison, however defense attorney Chris Signil and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Lucas Howard reached a joint recommendation of three years of community control, which was presented to Judge Gerald Anderson II. A fine is also possible of either $7,500 or double the amount that was laundered. As part of the plea agreement,

Zanesville, OH · 1d

WHIZ

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Cambridge Celebrates New Great Guernsey Trailhead with Ribbon Cutting

CAMBRIDGE, OH – Every great journey begins with a single step, and Cambridge is taking its next one with the opening of the new Turner Avenue trailhead. Community leaders gathered Monday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the latest milestone for the Great Guernsey Trail. The new trailhead is part...

Cambridge, OH · 1d

The Daily Jeffersonian

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Meadowbrook volleyball headed back to OHSSA Final Four after regional title

CAMBRIDGE — To the untrained eye, the Meadowbrook Colts make volleyball look effortless. But behind their nearly flawless sweeps and staggering postseason run lies a simple, sweat-soaked truth: perfection is just the byproduct of the amount of hard work that is put forth. Sweeping past Frankfort Adena (25-16, 25-21, 25-16) in the OHSAA Division V regional championship game on Saturday, November 7, the Meadowbrook Colts captured their second consecutive Final Four appearance, and their third in a remarkable seven-year run of reaching the OHSAA regionals. A record-breaking postseason run With the victory, the Colts improve to 25-1 overall and have now rattled off nine consecutive set wins during their current postseason surge−adding to a dominating performance where they dropped just four sets total during the regular season. Next up for Meadowbrook is an OHSAA State Semifinal matchup against Coldwater on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. at the Pam Evans Smith Arena on the campus of Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio. Trusting the process While the Colts' play on the volleyball court can make their success look routine, veteran senior Kara Lauder knows the blueprint behind reaching that success. "Our success really comes down to repetition on from a

Byesville, OH · 2d

Times Recorder

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Lancaster woman killed while working on I-70 reconstruction project

ZANESVILLE – The 45-year-old ODOT employee Jennifer Donley who died being struck by a semi-truck on Nov. 9 was from Lancaster, according to a press release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol. She was struck by a Freightliner on Interstate 70 in near the Maple Avenue off-ramp. The driver of the truck, Brian Carter, 54, of Indianapolis, was westbound on I-70 when he reportedly struck her around 8:09 a.m., according to the Zanesville Post. Donley was a bridge inspector working in the active I-70 reconstruction project. Carter was not injured. "She loved her job and always had a positive attitude," ODOT Director Pamela Boratyn said in an earlier release. "Please keep Jennifer, her family, friends and all those affected by this tragedy in your thoughts and prayers." I-70's westbound lanes from Maple Avenue to the Adamsville Road exit were closed for approximately four hours and were reopened around 12:30 p.m. The crash remains under investigation by the Zanesville Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. This article originally appeared on Zanesville Times Recorder: Lancaster woman killed while working on I-70 reconstruction project

Lancaster, OH · 1d

WHIZ

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Motorcyclists for Kids Toy Ride Celebrates 30 Years of Giving Back

ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Hundreds of motorcyclists gathered at the Zanesville Walmart to celebrate the 30th annual Motorcyclists for Kids Toy Ride, bringing the community together to collect toys, bicycles and monetary donations for local children ahead of Christmas. Over the course of three hours, riders and community members collected...

Zanesville, OH · 2d

WHIZ

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NAMI Six County Welcomes New Executive Director, Launches Mental Health Survey

ZANESVILLE, OH – A local organization dedicated to mental health support and education is entering a new chapter with a new leader. Sarah Lang stepped into her role as the new executive director of NAMI Six County on October 1st. And she’s already working to make a difference! Lang is leading a community-wide mental health survey to hear directly from residents in Muskingum, Morgan, Perry, Coshocton, Guernsey, and Noble counties.

Muskingum County, OH · 7h

The Daily Jeffersonian

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A Christmas Past comes alive in Cambridge's Dickens Victorian Village

The sights and sounds of a Victorian Christmas have returned to downtown Cambridge with the opening of Dickens Victorian Village. The annual holiday attraction began Nov. 1 will continue through Jan. 1. It has transformed Wheeling Avenue into a scene inspired by the mid-1800s and the beloved writings of Charles Dickens, according to community announcements. Visitors can stroll through 96 life-sized displays depicting characters and scenes from the Victorian era, including favorites from "A Christmas Carol" such as Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley. Carolers, a town crier and other period figures help bring the holiday tradition to life. Guests can explore the exhibits at their own pace while enjoying nightly light shows and a variety of seasonal events. The Guernsey County Courthouse light show, which runs nightly from 5:30 to 9 p.m., includes more than 85,000 synchronized lights and animated effects that illuminate the courthouse grounds. Some of the special event planned for the weekend include a Coming Alive Cemetery Tour. It take place Nov. 14, at Old City Cemetery behind the Guernsey County Senior Center. Costumed actor or actress portraying buried there will share some interesting information about their life. Tours are offered at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.,

Cambridge, OH · 1d

Akron Beacon Journal

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Akron basketball score, recap vs. Muskingum. Zips dominate home opener

Dustin Ford made his regular-season home debut as the University of Akron men's basketball head coach on Monday, Nov. 9, when UA blew out Division III Muskingum 112-64. The Zips launched the Ford era in earnest when they won their 2026-27 season opener on the road, defeating Louisiana 75-61 on Nov. 2. Ford was previously a longtime assistant to coach John Groce , who left UA on March 30 to take control of the program at the College of Charleston . Ford's late father, Gene Ford, was a standout player and, later, a head coach at Muskingum. Gene Ford was also a legendary coach at Cambridge High School, where sons Geno and Dustin Ford played for him. Zips basketball column: Dustin Ford's path to helm of Akron provides perspective | Opinion Akron (2-0) versus Muskingum tipped off at 7:03 p.m. Nov. 9 at Rhodes Arena. Here is how the game unfolded through our updates: Akron defeats Muskingum 112-64 Akron extended its home winning streak to 32 games with its wire-to-wire victory over Muskingum. Point guard Tahj Staveskie led Akron with 22 points, followed by guard Ty Pence with 13 points. Forward Buddy Hammer Jr. led the Zips with 10 rebounds

Akron, OH · 23h

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Over In Zanesville, Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl Still Scoops Sundaes In Glass Dishes Like It’s 1950

Some places chase trends, and some places politely ignore them for decades. In Zanesville, Ohio, there is a parlor where the counter crew still wears vintage tuxedo uniforms and the sundaes arrive in bowls so full they spill over the edges. Families have been lining up here for generations, and...

Zanesville, OH · 2d

WHIZ

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Muskingum Valley Outdoor Festival Returns to Dresden This Saturday

DRESDEN, OH – Get ready for a little outdoor fun! The Muskingum Valley Outdoor Festival is returning this Saturday, Nov. 14, bringing a variety of vendors, demonstrations and family-friendly activities to Dresden. The festival will take place at Lindsey’s Banquet Barn, located at 4060 New Riley Road, from 9...

Dresden, OH · 1d

WHIZ

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Mid-East Opens Doors for Adults Seeking Diplomas

ZANESVILLE, OH – If you’ve been thinking about heading back to the classroom as an adult, Mid-East has some opportunities available for you. Through the Career and Academic Readiness Education Program, or CARE, adults can earn their high school diploma through 2 different pathways. Barb Funk, the Career...

Zanesville, OH · 1d

WHIZ

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MVHC: Players of the Game – Week Twelve

ZANESVILLE, OH – Local area teams entered Week 12 of the high school football playoffs with eyes on advancing in their respective regions and divisions. WHIZ’s radio stations hit the road to cover a pair of regional quarterfinal games, coming away with two more “MVHC: Players of the Game”.

Zanesville, OH · 1d

The Daily Jeffersonian

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Miller named Trooper of the Year, Ceculski earns telecommunications award

Two members of the Ohio State Highway Patrol in Cambridge have been recognized for their service in 2026. Trooper Jared M. Miller was selected by his peers as the 2026 Trooper of the Year at the Cambridge Post, while Dispatcher John C. Ceculski was selected for the 2026 Ohio State Highway Patrol Telecommunications Award at the Cambridge Dispatch Center. Miller was recognized for his professionalism, leadership, work ethic and commitment to serving the public, according to a release from the patrol. “Trooper Miller illustrates what it takes to be an Ohio State Trooper and leader among his coworkers," Lt. Todd Henry said. Henry commended Miller for his technical knowledge, determination, morale and ability to work well with others. "He demonstrates resourcefulness and an enthusiastic work ethic in accomplishing division goals and objectives," Henry continued. "Ultimately, Trooper Miller best exemplifies the professional and leadership qualities of a trooper." These include honesty, sense of urgency, team work, attention to detail, self-discipline, adaptability, professionalism, and commitment to officer safety. Jared is a 2017 graduate of Waterford High School in Washington County. During high school, he was a dedicated student-athlete, competing in baseball and golf. Following graduation, he attended Washington State College of Ohio,

Cambridge, OH · 1d

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Spend A Snow Day Hand-Throwing Pottery At Ohio’s Oldest Craft Village In Zanesville

A serious art museum with free admission sits in the middle of a small Ohio city. Inside, about 20 galleries stretch across three floors. The walls hold paintings from famous names. The cases hold colorful pottery made close to home. I like a stop that surprises you with its depth....

Zanesville, OH · 23h

NewsForce 24/7

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Muskingum County Fair Board Sees Major Turnover as Two Former Members Return

ZANESVILLE, Ohio — A year of resignations, vacancies and debate over the Muskingum County Fair’s direction ended with a sweeping turnover on the fair board, as only two incumbents kept their seats in the Oct. 28 election and two former members who had resigned within the past year won their way back, according to reporting […]

Muskingum County, OH · 2d

Times Recorder

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A look at some holiday events in December as Zanesville prepares for the season

Zanesville will welcome the holiday season with a downtown Christmas parade, a Holiday Drink Trail and other activities across Muskingum County. The Zanesville Christmas Parade begins at 2 p.m. Dec. 5 along Market Street, according to a community announcement. Additional holiday parades are planned throughout Muskingum County. Holiday Drink Trail returns to Zanesville The Holiday Drink Trail returns for a second year throughout November and December, giving adults a chance to visit participating restaurants and other establishments for seasonal beverages. Offerings include festive cocktails and other holiday-inspired specialties, according to the announcement. An ornament tree outside the John McIntire Library will also return as part of downtown Zanesville's holiday decorations. The 26-foot display is the only one of its kind in Ohio and was made possible by numerous community partners, according to the announcement. Santa visits and other activities Santa will visit downtown Zanesville every Friday and Saturday in December. Other activities include a life-sized elf traveling throughout Muskingum County, a North Pole letter activity and a teddy bear coloring contest. December's First Friday Art Walk, local holiday shopping and other community traditions are also planned. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved

Zanesville, OH · 11h