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Inside An Unusual Amish Home – With Its Own Schoolhouse (17 Photos)

Today’s Amish home is found in Scioto County, Ohio. A standout feature of this Amish property is a second home – which, as we’ll see in the photos, has been used as a schoolhouse for the community (more on why below). Scioto County lies in southern Ohio,...

Scioto County, OH · 12-17

The Coshocton Tribune

Redevelopment and workforce initiatives planned for Eastern Ohio in 2026

Eastern Ohio is setting the stage for a transformative 2026. Leaders in Coshocton, Guernsey and Muskingum counties share a common vision of redevelopment, infrastructure investment, workforce readiness, business growth, and community enhancement — all designed to position eastern Ohio for sustainable economic success. We reached out to the officials to get their outlooks on 2026. Here's what they had to say: Tiffany Swigert of Coshocton County Port Authority The Coshocton Port Authority is entering the upcoming year with tremendous excitement as major redevelopment efforts gain momentum across the county. Progress at key brownfield sites – especially the former AEP Conesville Power Plant, now emerging as the Conesville Industrial Park in Franklin Township – signals a new era of opportunity and investment. The recent decision by Aligned Data Centers to invest in the Conesville Industrial Park further accelerates this momentum, positioning the site as a hub for advanced, future-focused development. These efforts, paired with strong partnerships between the Coshocton Land Reutilization Corporation and the Port Authority , are transforming former manufacturing sites into engines for economic growth. At the same time, the continued strength of local industries like MFM Building Products , Cleveland Cliff s, and McWane Ductile , fuels optimism,

Coshocton County, OH · 12-12

Times Recorder

Check out the latest Muskingum County real estate transfers

Nov. 17 1695 Rickey and Debra O'Neil to J&L Future Investments LLC, 1110 Superior St., Zanesville, $52,500 1696 Darian and Marcus Collart to Elijah Ketler, 513 Van Horn Ave., Zanesville, $128,500 1697 Penny Powelson to Chris Spring, 9380 Pidcock Road, Zanesville, $37,000 1698 Primary Aim LLC to DTC Properties LLC, 947 Adair Ave., Zanesville, $275,000 1699 Daniel and Jennifer Strychacz to Kevin Norman, 4655 Boggs Road, Zanesville, $315,000 1700 Qwinco LLC to Desirae Thomas, 1567 Wheeling Ave., Zanesville, $42,000 Nov. 18 1701 Adrian and Rhonda Davis to Ervin Yoder, 8555 Bagley Road, Mount Perry, $325,000 1702 Susan Novaria to Julie and Russell Harris, 1119 Ellen Drive, Zanesville, $312,000 1703 Jeffrey and Sherri Moore to Mount Zion Ridge LLC, 1.289 and 2.314 acres, NS, Raiders Road, Dresden, $195,000 1704 Herbert and Donna Cowgill to Brandon and Tyler Cowgill, 146 Summit Drive, Zanesville, $129,000 1705 Nancy Forker to Lyndsey and Bret Zorich, 2809 West Drive, Zanesville, $697,000 1706 Stephen and Sharon Mauk to Craig and Deborah Mashburn, 3755 Gorsuch Road, Nashport, $418,000 1707 Madonna Bash to Sylvia Mears, 16 Beechrock Drive, Zanesville, $196,000 1708 John and Rhonda Parker to The Amanda Group LLC, 803 West Taylor St., Zanesville, $207,000 1709 Steven Garrett

Muskingum County, OH · 12-12

familydestinationsguide.com

This Underrated Town In Ohio Proves You Can Retire Comfortably Without A Big Budget

In a world obsessed with coastal living and luxury retirement communities, there’s a charming little spot in southeastern Ohio that’s quietly redefining what it means to enjoy your golden years without going broke. Jackson, Ohio might not make the glossy covers of retirement magazines, but perhaps that’s exactly...

Jackson, OH · 12-11

lancoc.org

Unified Mortgage Celebrates Grand Opening in Downtown Lancaster

LANCASTER, Ohio — Unified Mortgage, a division of Unified Bank, recently celebrated the grand opening of its Downtown Lancaster branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event marked the continued growth of Unified’s presence in the region, which includes two Lancaster locations — Lancaster East Main and Lancaster Downtown.

Lancaster, OH · 12-10

The Logan Daily News

Hocking County real estate transfers

Dec. 1–5. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Cindy L. Willard, 25717 Rockview Road, to Laikyn and Bradley Bownes, $275,000 • Robert Cassidy, 1604 Valley View Drive, to Ann C. Cassidy, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Nina Masseria and Mary J. Hood, 1151 Taos Lane and 1160 Flathead Lane, to Bridget C. and Stanton Durham, $275,000. • Blue Ride LLC, 11380 Opossum Hollow Road, Eudaimonia Sanctuary LLC, $1,190,626. • U.B. Church Union and Cemetery, 29016 Starr Route Road, to First Union Church, exempt, property transferred to or from an organization exempt from federal income under Internal Revenue Code section 501©(3), provided such transfer is without consideration and is in furtherance of the charitable or public purpose of such organization. • CB Team Homes LLC and Raimo, 16980 Haydenville Road, to Elizabeth Darlene Gray, $155,000. • Ann C. and Robert J. Cassady III, 16764 Collison Road, to HHVR LLC, exempt, property transferred to or from a person when no money or other valuable and tangible consideration readily convertible into money is paid or to be paid for the

Hocking County, OH · 12-11

Times Recorder

Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Nov. 10 1667 Kenneth and Kathy Hensler to Nathan and Grace Reiheld, 255 Eastlawn Circle, Zanesville, $336,000 1668 Paul Stall to Sarah Wolfe, 8960 Gaysport Hill Road, Blue Rock, $160,600 1669 Stephanie Brennen to Kelsi Rogers and Austin Snyder, 6180 Arnies Drive, Nashport, $307,000 1670 Joshua and Nicole Huey to Capital Investment Properties LLC, 207 Columbia St., Zanesville, $72,500 1671 1364 Maysville Ave. LLC to IA Property Holdings LLC, 1364 Maysville Ave., Zanesville, $51,275 1672 Michael Adams to Mary White, 924 South Hopewell Road, Hopewell, $63,000 1673 Sheryl Wise to Nancy Harvey, 5314 West Sheffield Circle, Zanesville, $274,000 1674 Paul McCulley to Joseph Jr. and Paula Huffman, 11.18 acres, Lookout Road, New Concord, $60,000 Nov. 12 1675 Cody Brown to Tate Smith, 108 Montague Ave., Zanesville, $153,900 1676 Trinity Rentals to Savana Bope and Betsy Whitacre, 258 Florence Ave., Zanesville, $174,500 1677 Robert Spillman and Sarah Spellman to John and Falyn Hodges, 6740 Swing-A-Long Lane, Nashport, $269,000 1678 Tiffany Caplinger to Natoshia Green, 2060 Chewlah Ave., Zanesville, $121,000 1679 Deborah Francis to Kelly Severt, 5675 Chandlersville Road, Chandlersville, $42,000 1680 Margaret Brown to Diana Goodman, 9815 Old River Road, Blue Rock, $230,000 1681 Kent Pattison to Kelly and Sonja Van

Muskingum County, OH · 12-05

The Logan Daily News

Woman claims firm built rental homes on her land without permission

A group of homeowners in a Logan housing subdivision is already suing a Florida company for buying a house there and turning it into a short-term rental property. Now, in another court case that may reflect the friction between local residents and absentee landlords, a Logan woman is taking a Lancaster company to court, alleging that the company has actually built short-term rental homes, without her permission, on land she owns in Perry County. Roseanne Gabriel filed suit on Nov. 5 in Perry County Common Pleas Court against Aquino Vacation Rentals LLC. The complaint says Gabriel owns about 166 acres in Perry County, and that Aquino owns a parcel of about 20 acres adjacent to her land. The suit alleges that Aquino “has constructed improvements, including at least two residential structures, on Plaintiff’s property for the purposes of renting those structures to third parties for profit,” and that in the process of doing so has damaged Gabriel’s property “by, among other things, removing trees and other vegetation from Plaintiff’s property, running utilities on and across Plaintiff’s property, and allowing third parties to use Plaintiff’s property for unauthorized leisure and recreation.” The suit lodges claims of trespass, private nuisance, reckless injury

Perry County, OH · 12-02

The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Nov. 24-26. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Ernie L. and Charla J. Campbell, 90 Florence Ave. and a property on Campbell Avenue, to Ernie Lee Campbell, exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on the death of a registered owner. • Lezlee Armes, 19366 Laurel Run Road, to Chris K. Cox and A. Weltzin, $430,000. • Trenton D. and Carissa L. Weaver, a 2.535-acre property, to Nicholas and Pauline N. Davis, $335,000. • Gerald and Patty Dickerson, 1110 W. Fourth St. and 403 Timberwolf Trail, to Gerald Dickerson, exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on the death of a registered owner. • Andrew B. and Lisa M. Schein, 205 North St., to Temitope T. and James Martin, $312,000. • Carol Kelch Trustee et. al., a 16-acre property and a 59-acre property, to Stanley and Barbara Rich Trustees et. al., exempt, property transferredto a trustee of a trust, when the grantor of the trust has

Hocking County, OH · 12-02

The Daily Jeffersonian

Redevelopment and workforce initiatives planned for Eastern Ohio in 2026

Eastern Ohio is setting the stage for a transformative 2026. Leaders in Coshocton, Guernsey and Muskingum counties share a common vision of redevelopment, infrastructure investment, workforce readiness, business growth and community enhancement — all designed to position eastern Ohio for sustainable economic success. We reached out to the officials to get their outlooks on 2026. Here's what they had to say: Bill Arnett of Cambridge-Guernsey County CIC Guernsey County in 2026 looks forward to the completion of The Great Guernsey Trail extension into downtown Cambridge to the new Turner Avenue trailhead and parking area. Once completed, the project will allow walkers and bicyclists to travel approximately three miles from the Great Guernsey Trail's Corduroy Road trailhead east of Cambridge into the heart of town. We expect downtown businesses will see increased economic activity once the project is completed. Additionally, new businesses – The Midtown Market , The Brickhouse Market & Deli, and The Brickhouse Social – are slated to open in downtown Cambridge in 2026. In Byesville, work continues transforming the former Byesville Elementary School into the Southeastern Ohio Center for Business & Innovation (CBI). A portion of the facility is being used by the Rolling Hills Local School District

Coshocton County, OH · 12-12

WOUB

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Athens is looking at parcels in the East neighborhood to develop affordable homes

ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The city of Athens has identified two parcels in the East neighborhood where it hopes to build affordable homes using seed money from the state. The two parcels are adjoining and are located along Hudson Avenue where it dead ends. One is owned by the city and is used for storage. The other is behind the Red Cross building and is owned by the organization.

Athens, OH · 11-25

The Repository

Jackson Township trustees set public hearing for rezoning request

Jackson Township Board of Trustees Nov. 25 meeting ACTION: Trustees set a public hearing for a rezoning request for 5 p.m. Dec. 16 for some property on the former Frank Farm off Portage Street NW . Property owner Leecrest Holdings LLC is seeking a zoning change for several parcels from rural residential to single family low-density residential, which would allow smaller lot sizes for homes being built there. The area has Oakbride Avenue on the east side, Portage on the north side, Eastlake to the south and Lake Cable on the west. The area of the rezoning request includes parcels from Walbridge Street NW to Portage. The developer has been building homes on part of the property and will add 11 more (for a total of 51 homes in the development) in the parcels from Waldbridge to Portage if the rezoning is approved. The average price of the homes is around $700,000. Property sizes vary with the smallest proposed size being 14,005 square feet. Other action: Heard that Santa’s Mailbox will be at the front entrance of the Jackson Township Administration Building starting Dec. 1 through Dec. 15. UP NEXT: Regular meeting is5 p.m. Dec. 8 at Township Hall. This

Jackson, OH · 11-26

chillicotheohio.com

How Working Together Makes the Season More Meaningful

The holiday season is a make-or-break time for many small businesses. Shoppers are ready to spend, but they’re also pulled in countless directions—online sales, big-box discounts, and time constraints that make convenience a major factor in their spending. The best way to rise above the noise isn’t to...

Chillicothe, OH · 11-24

familydestinationsguide.com

The Dreamy Town In Ohio Where You Can Comfortably Retire On $1,200 A Month

What if your golden years didn’t require a golden budget, just a willingness to embrace small-town charm along the Ohio River?. Gallipolis, Ohio, isn’t exactly the place you’d expect to find when searching for affordable retirement dreams, but that’s precisely what makes this southeastern Ohio gem so special.

Gallipolis, OH · 11-18

The Logan Daily News

Hocking County real estate transfers

Nov. 10–14. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • David W. and Charlotte E. Blair, 186 W. Jennison Ave., to Melissa Louise Blair, trustee, exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on the death of a registered owner. • Louise Canter, 13979 Locust St., to Donald and Terri Cook, $1,000. • Jill Ann Loy, et. al., 43464 Carbon Hill-Buchtel Road, to Dixon Valley Farms, LLC, between persons pursuant to R.C. section 5302.18. • Jacob and Alicia Anstaett, 29841 Ilesboro Road, to Ilesboro Development LLC, $595,000. • Carl F. Kunzi IV, 1.56 acres, Beach Camp Road, to Ohio Department of Natural Resources, exempt, property transferred to or from the United States, this state, or any instrumentality, agency or political subdivision of the United States or this state. • Ralph E. Smith, Sr., and Carol D. Smith, 19763 North-South Perry St., and 19689 state Route 180, to Ralph E. Smith, Sr., exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on

Hocking County, OH · 11-20

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Nov. 3 1631 Hunter and Amanda Wilson to Valerie and Jerry Gahagan, 194 Broad Street, Philo, $77,500 1632 Schlabach Builders Ltd. to Sue Dailey, 3444 Jamestown Drive, Zanesville, $335,000 1633 CJC & MMC to Ronald and Jennifer Wahl, 120 Airport Road, Zanesville, $259,500 1634 Enlighten LLC to IA Property Holdings LLC, 1330 Ridge Ave., Zanesville, $47,000 1635 Lala Gullett and Judith Stanberr to Sasha and Jeremy Harman, 2854 McFarland Road, Zanesville, $253,000 1636 Darren Pitcock to IA Property Holdings LLC, 926 Keen St., Zanesville, $35,000 1637 Mary Pitts to Kari Yoder, 2400 Irish Ridge Road, Philo, $48,000 1638 Sandy Jewell to Josie Jewell, 1161 Elm St., Zanesville, $75,000 1639 Jailynn Booher to Ashley and Sylvia Meisenhelder, 1380 Wheeling Ave., Zanesville, $127,000 1640 Benjamin and Maria Walther to Philip and Breanne Gaeckle, 5.331 acres, Blue Rock Church Road, Chandlersville, $62,500 1641 Franz and Nancy Breuer to Carter Dosch and Claire Creeks, 6780 Old Stagecoach Road, Frazeysburg, $350,000 1642 Julia Revennaugh to Bruce Brownfield, 2520 Clay Pike, Zanesville, $228,800 Nov. 4 1643 Cynthia Autumn to Bailey and Brayden Shuster, 1335 Jackson Road, Zanesville, $220,000 1644 Tom and Cheryl Hitchcock to Vincent Jr. and Kinsey Finck, 115 East Main St., Zanesville, $216,500 1645

Muskingum County, OH · 11-28

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Oct. 27 1595 Rori and Eric Leath to Tyler Simms, 11140 Scout Road, Frazeysburg, $170,000 1596 Thomas and Amanda Adams to F&F Holdings, 4600 Crock Road, Zanesville, $317,500 1597 Marissa and Brandon Ullman to Austin and Elizabeth Harrold, 2895 Boggs Road, Zanesville, $200,000 1598 Charles Ferguson to Steve Douglass, 375 Hale Road, Zanesville, $180,000 1599 Jeffrey Brown to Mark and Kylah Roush, 1705 South Cove Lane, Norwich, $284,999 1600 Bryn and Mark Heber to Coty Lee, 3180 Palmer Drive, Chandlersville, $447,000 1601 125 North Fourth LLC to Zanesville Community Improvement Corporation, 125 N. Fourth St., Zanesville, $300,000 1602 Warren and Shirley Van Wye to Wooden Building Ltd., 414 Putnam Ave., Zanesville, $250,000 1603 Daniel and Norma Reinstetle to HIL MEL LLC, 520 Fattler Ridge Road, Philo, $405,000 Oct. 28 1604 Elda McCune to BLF Investments LLC, 445 Van Horn Ave., Zanesville, $80,000 1605 Daniel and Kristen Patton to Series D of A&G Holding Company LLC, 5790 Hoover Ave., Roseville, $205,000 1606 Bernard Jones to Rocky Baker, 97 South Ave., Zanesville, $4,100 1607 Brian Cartwright to Dawn Maxwell, 1121 Chatham Drive, Zanesville, $228,000 1608 Christina Winters to Megan Murphy, 1215 Lake Drive, Zanesville, $149,900 1609 Peggy Hartman to Land Holdings Ltd.,

Muskingum County, OH · 11-21

The Logan Daily News