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Times Recorder

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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.

Zanesville, OH · 03-16

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Feb. 17 166 Timothy Hoffman and Emily Flagler to Clinton and Jolene Davis, 7300 Jones Road, Nashport, $590,000 167 Thomas Tompkins to Elias Roush, 2820 Boggs Road, Zanesville, $140,000 168 Taylor and Brooke Wells to Bentley Sinclair Properties LLC, 935 Blossom Lane, Zanesville, $290,000 169 Willis Hondel to Southeast Ohio Home Buyers LLC, 6145 Virginia Road, Nashport, $40,000 170 Anthony and Christopher Hutcheson to Anthony Dismore, 9335 Scenic Drive, Nashport, $325,000 171 Ronald Nichols to Tamara Schwartz, 10030 East Pike, Norwich, $14,000 172 Jo Ellen Mayle to Becky Voytko, 849 Superior St., Zanesville, $130,000 173 Outer Limits LLC to Titus Purtee and Avery Noss, 3660 Hill Road, Dresden, $211,800 174 Sandra Black to The Family Black Sheep LLC, 1321 Wheeling Ave., Zanesville, $100,000 175 Jeffrey Jr. and Kelle Shook to Terry Douglas, 8094 South River Road, Blue Rock, $299,000 Feb. 18 176 Kendall Rhoades to Jordan and Bryanna Garrabrant, 1635 Irish Ridge Road, Philo, $240,000 177 Greenup Resources LLC to Tyler and Alaina Novaria, 5.501 acres, Norfield Road, Norwich, $85,000 178 Katlin Drumm to Katlin Drumm and Jesse Todd, 413 Hamline Ave., Zanesville, $123,117 179 Corey Norris to Grind Group LLC, 825 Moxahala Ave., Zanesville, $72,500 180 Jacob and Alyssa

Muskingum County, OH · 03-13

NBC4 Columbus

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Hocking Hills faces debate over short-term rental regulations

Hocking County, Ohio is considering a Short-Term Rental Ordinance to address safety concerns related to short-term rentals, sparking debate among residents, rental owners, and local businesses.

Hocking County, OH · 03-10

Perry County Tribune

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Perry County real estate transfers

Feb. 27-March 5. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Richard L. Householder, property in section 15, Jackson Township, to Lisa M. and Ryan L. Householder, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Maria G. Tom and Thomas W. Wilson, lot 18, Shelly Company Addition, Thornville, to Maria G. Tom and Thomas W. Wilson, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Daniel L. Workman, trustee, Workman Keystone Inheritance Trust, to Beverly J. and Charles W. Van Horn, $28,000. • Anna M. and Max Turner Hickman, property in section 1, Reading Township, to Anna M. and Max Turner Hickman, 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. • David Meyer, property in section 8, Clayton Township, to Samantha Sims, $449,900. • Jill L. and Roger Niese, part of lot 81, Corning, to Valentine Properties LLC, $41,250. • Roof

Perry County, OH · 03-11

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Abandoned hotel to be demolished on East Pike

ZANESVILLE, Ohio – The Muskingum County Land Reutilization Corporation held its monthly meeting today, with major milestones reached for several projects. The organization better known as the land bank has announced seven demolition bids that were awarded in projects ranging from the various houses to the abandoned Holiday Inn on East Pike.

Muskingum County, OH · 03-05

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Ross County’s most expensive homes sold February

Ross County recorded 81 valid property transfers in February 2026. Of those, 69 were classified as residential transactions across 47 unique conveyances, representing a combined sales volume of approximately $7.36 million. The following are the five highest-priced valid residential transfers recorded with the Ross County Auditor during the month. Sale...

Ross County, OH · 03-04

The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Feb. 23–27. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Sandra Reese, 826 Kickapoo Court, to Charles E Haag, 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. • Servis One Inc., 397 Friesner Ave., to Maverick Investment Group LLC, $106,000. • Frederick Jr. and Paula North, 10740 SR 664 and a 40.3059 acre property, to Frederick III and Natasha North, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Daniel L. Floyd, 446–449 Kusa Lane, to Daniel Floyd Trustee, exempt, property transferred to a trustee of a trust, when the grantor of the trust has reserved an unlimited power to revoke the trust. • Michael B. and Sandra J. Chapman, a 0.6856 acre property, to William S. and Cynthia Lytle, $4,800. • Good Builders Inc., a 16.889 acre property and a 113.111 acre property, to SWOH Property Investments LLC, $775,000. • Cave Side Cabins LLC, 13638, state Route 278, to Julie Ann and Michael S. Williams, exempt,

Hocking County, OH · 03-05

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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.

Athens, OH · 03-03

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Feb. 2 126 GS Capital Holdings LLC to Matthew and Tiffany Weatherspoon, 2035 Wilmer St. Zanesville, $155,000 127 Coal Run Storage LLC to Craig and Ashleigh Stoneburner, 1600 Coal Run Road, Zanesville, $185,000 128 Betty Dunkle to Nicholas Horin, 845 Back Run Road, Philo, $145,900 129 Keith and Yvonne Cordova to Shane Williams, Lot 71, Cedar Hills and Part Vacated Road, Waldeck Road, Nashport, $11,500 Feb. 3 130 Cornerstone Full Gospel Church Inc. to Levi, Alexandra and Robert Allen Hall Jr., 4515 Salt Creek Drive, Duncan Falls, $198,000 131 Triplett & Adams Ltd. to Titan Real Estate Properties LLC, 140 South Friendship Drive, New Concord, $1,760,000 132 Christopher Sims to Robert Huston Sr., 6800 Center Road, Philo, $160,000 133 Alan and Virginia Casto to Darrin and Kimberly Wilson, 187 First St., Frazeysburg, $150,000 134 Jessi Johnson to Heriberto Sepulveda, 3455 National Road, Zanesville, $190,000 135 Joshua Keatley to Mya Rush and Tyler Factor, 1070 Richey Road, Zanesville, $225,000 Feb. 4 136 Alan and Virginia Casto to Darrin and Kimberly Wilson, 188 First St., Frazeysburg, $150,000 137 David and Molly Jones to Wilbert Peraza and Ingrid Rodiguez, 2069 Chewelah Ave., Zanesville, $197,000 138 Earl and Patricia Durst to James Brown and

Muskingum County, OH · 02-27

10TV

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Hocking County short-term rental owners warn proposed rules could hurt local industry

HOCKING COUNTY, Ohio — For Nathan Krantz, the view from his first Hocking Hills cabin never gets old. "There's a six-acre lake that's down there [out back]," he said. Since building it more than a decade ago, his family has converted it into a part-time short-term rental. "[We said],...

Hocking County, OH · 02-27

The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Feb. 17-20. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Danielle Drake and Brandon McGee, 862 Walnut-Dowler Road, to Adrienne and Robert Cougill, $365,000. • Rock Stall Enterprises, Inc., 687 N. Walnut St., to DS Robers Rentals, LLC, $16,957. • Hoag Holdings LLC, lots 30, 31, 36, 37, 38, 41, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 and 58, Walnut Hills, $80,000. • Anita Kelley, et. al., 20052 state Route 93, to Lester Lewis, $62,000. • Michael J. and Tracy Boehm, 22749 Griffith Road, to Justin A. Patterson, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Charles D. and Martha F. Roley, 28331 Logan Horn’s Mill Road, to Jared D. and Mandy L. Roley, $70,000. • Craig and Rhonda L. Wiseman, 30165 Rock Stull Road, to Dreena Wiseman, $220,000. • Joseph M. and Kathy J. Freeman, 1240 Third St., to Kathy J. Freeman, 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.

Hocking County, OH · 02-26

Perry County Tribune

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Perry County real estate transfers

Feb 6-19. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • David W. Grueser, property in section 18, Monday Creek Township, to Serena J. Grueser, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • CountryTyme Land Specialists Ltd., property in section 13, Saltlick Township, to CountryTyme Land Specialists Ltd., exempt, property transferred by a subsidiary corporation to its parent corporation for no consideration, nominal consideration or in sole consideration of the cancellation or surrender of the subsidiary’s stock. • Nancy Parkman, lot 62, New Lexington, to William C. Cozad, $45,000. • Jennifer Bocook, et. al., property in section 34, Madison Township, to Braylon Longfellow, $300. • Jeannie and Rex Allen Knipe, property in section 10, Pike Township, to NL Altier, Jr., $50,000. • Gerald Bruce Collins and Heidi Collins, property in section 16, Harrison Township, to Gerald Bruce Collins and Heidi Collins, exempt, property transferred between persons pursuant to R.C. section 5302.18. • Gerald Bruce Collins and Heidi Collins, property in section 16, Harrison Township, to Tessa N. Mohler, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or

Perry County, OH · 02-25

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Jan. 27 100 Stephanie Rice to Trinity Rentals Ltd., 5165 Manchester Drive, Zanesville, $382,900 101 Shield Enterprises LLC to Seth and Marisa Cox, 3790 Greenbriar Drive, Zanesville, $442,500 102 Joshua Weaver to Jarod Wygle, 3765 Mona Drive, Zanesville, $249,000 103 KAF Rentals LLC to Damien and Jeanette Tate, 616 Spangler Drive, Zanesville, $164,000 104 ML & CAP to Justin Fello and Kayla Housel, 2850 Watson Way, Zanesville, $287,900 105 The Family Black Sheep LLC to Sweet Be Lan LLC, 1112 Wheeling Ave., Zanesville, $70,000 106 Eleanor Duvall to Nicolas McHenry and Meranda Romine, 5775 Henderson St., Blue Rock, $125,000 107 Leandra and Jason Leffel to Trinity Rentals Ltd., 12000 Bottom Road, Dresden, $155,100 108 Stephanie Cornett to Scott Smith, 3510 Darlington Drive, Zanesville, $91,800 Jan. 28 109 Mark and Regina Wengerd to Chester and Lydia Wengerd, 5.74 acres, 10155 West Sundale Lane, Norwich, $90,000 110 WHD Property Holdings LLC to Marvin and Erma Miller, 14.364 acre split, 109.772 and 37.624 acre parcels, Dennis Road and Stockdale Lane, Zanesville, $675,000 111 Jones Estates Group LLC to Sydney Hambel, 0.227 acre, 2188 South River Road, Zanesville, $135,000 112 Little Palm Properties Ohio LLC to Visionary Estates LLC, 1124 Wayne Ave., Zanesville, $485,000

Muskingum County, OH · 02-20

The Columbus Dispatch

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Critics say proposed rental rules would 'crush' Hocking Hills economy

Owners of Hocking Hills State Park-area rental properties and merchants in the community are concerned that proposed property maintenance rules on short-term rentals will derail the county's largest source of revenue and infringe on their property rights. In a Jan. 2 letter to Hocking County Commissioner Michael Linton, members of the Hocking Hills Lodge Owners Association said that government overreach is creating burdensome rules for property owners. This includes rules on driveways and parking that might pose safety issues, standardized wayfinding signs for tourists and weight and engineering specifications for outdoor decks that might require new construction. The latest proposals were given to the county's zoning commission and Linton, one of five zoning commission members, to be discussed on Feb. 12. A date for the Hocking County Commissioners to vote on the rules that would be needed to receive a rental permit has not been determined. Issues date back years, concerns intensifying The lodging association was formed in 2020 in response to the Hocking County Health Department shutdown of short-term rentals due to COVID-19. Owners, feeling they lacked advocacy, joined forced to protect their interests. According to the group, Hocking Hills was the only region in the state of Ohio

Hocking County, OH · 02-13

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Jan. 20 78 Ronald and Sherry Smith to Colton Devoll, 5.0 acre split, Long Road, Zanesville, $22,223 79 Tanara Hill to Leon Draughn, 954 Persing Road, Zanesville, $120,000 80 John and Sarah Stines to Spartan Ridge Farms LLC, 31.499 acres, Carpenter Lane, New Concord, $40,000 81 Logan and Katlyn Ball to Kirklend Siefriend, 12985 John Glenn School Road, New Concord, $243,000 Jan. 21 82 Levi and Amber Staker to Jeffrey Jr. and Kelle Shook, 5235 Mast Road, Duncan Falls, $295,000 83 Quality Business Investments to Jerry Billman Sr. and William Wydick, 922 Ayers St., Zanesville, $65,000 84 Eastern Ohio RE LLC to Levi and Amber Staker, 5290 Hampton Court, Zanesville, $327,554 85 Gerald and Danielle Taylor to Alita Glaze, 1148 Lindbergh Ave., Zanesville, $80,000 86 Orland II and Cynthia Rhodes to Mary Rhodes, 157 East Main St., New Concord, $200,000 87 RGCCM Properties LLC to Kaden Lawler, 19 E. Sixth St., Dresden, $181,500 88 Carl Lane to United Wholesale Mortgage LLC, 330 Walnut Hills Drive, Zanesville, $162,700 89 John Woody to Big Pots LLC, 6.903 and 0.26 acre parcels, Rockville Road, Blue Rock, $20,100 Jan. 22 90 Jeff and Karen Kobunski to John and Katheryne Riggleman, 2595 Kenlo Woods Drive,

Muskingum County, OH · 02-13

Perry County Tribune

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Defendants in housing development suit ask that it be dismissed

The defendants in a lawsuit filed by a group of property owners in a Thornville housing development, who are seeking information that includes a full accounting of the community’s financial records, have asked a judge to dismiss the suit. As previously reported in The Perry County Tribune, in October 2025 a group of 19 residents of the Snug Harbor Estates Community filed a civil complaint in Perry County Common Pleas Court, naming as defendants the Snug Harbor Master Association, the Snug Harbor Estates Community Association, and Triglyph Holdings LLC. The suit says that Triglyph developed the Snug Harbor Estates Community by selling real property to individuals including the plaintiffs, and created the Master Association and Community Association in April 2012. The plaintiffs have claimed that their attorney has sent a letter to “some or all” of the defendants, asking for a list of items that includes the articles of incorporation and code of regulations for the community; names and addresses of all current members of the Community Association’s board of trustees; the name of the president and/or owner of Triglyph Holdings; minutes from board meetings from 2022 to the present; any and all contracts with any entity or individual that

Thornville, OH · 02-11

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Jan. 12 46 Watters Rentals LLC to M&S Investment Properties LLC, 31 S. State St., Frazeysburg, $400,000 47 Heath Swingle to 6640 East Pike LLC, 6640 East Pike, Zanesville, $190,000 48 Christopher and Sheri Jones Revocable Trust to Central Equity Group LLC, 1025-1035 Keen St., Zanesville, $19,500 49 Robert Vandenbark to Jered Miller, 99 Union St., Zanesville, $16,800 50 Ryan Morgan to Chad Allen, 862 Wabash Ave., Zanesville, $103,000 51 Ricky and Diane Bamfield to Cody Humphrey, 2810 S. Lawndale Place, Zanesville, $240,000 52 Jackie Mills to Kyle Stutes, 277 Maple St., Duncan Falls, $240,000 53 Tracey Kyler to Susan and Richard Hughes, 24.01 acres, Baughman Run Road, Roseville, $159,500 Jan. 13 54 Sandra Watson to BB Baker Rentals LLC, 899 Third St., Philo, $147,400 55 Dylan and Amanda Hunter to Todd Brown and Stacee Chesnik, 1790 Candlestick Drive, Zanesville, $283,000 56 James and Darla Young to Shelby Day, Lot 4 and 5, Heather Hill Subdivision, Pert Hill Road, Hopewell, $30,000 57 FTM Property Resources to Grind Group LLC, 838 Dryden Road, Zanesville, $90,000 58 Barbara Reece to Joseph Bollinger, 72 North Pembroke Ave., Zanesville, $240,000 Jan. 14 59 Harold Stevens III to Alfred and Lori Bedard Freniere, 0.80 acre,

Muskingum County, OH · 02-06

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Ridges board prepares for state property transfer

ATHENS, Ohio — Although there are no outward signs of development at The Ridges, a public body of developers and representatives from Ohio University and Athens City Council has been working to secure a roughly 27-acre property transfer from the state. The Ridges New Community Authority, which is intended...

Athens, OH · 02-05

The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Jan. 27-30. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Lori Jean Johnson, 573 W Hunter St., to Amy & Dave Investments LTD., $81,260. • Paul F. and Mary E. Herbeck, 23419 Purcell Rd., to Mary E. Herbeck, exempt, 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. • Donna L. and Derek P. Morris, 239 Shawnee Ln., 240 Shawnee Ln. and 241 Shawnee Ln., to Derek P. and Donna L. Morris Co-Trustees, exempt, to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • UP2R Holdings LLC, 1180 Fourth St. and 1182 Fourth St., to OKTM Properties LLC, $199,000. • Okawale Property Holdings LLC, a 4.02 acre property on Trillium Way and a 3.28 acre property on Mayapple Ln., to Olajumoke Olawale, exempt, pursuant to court order, to the extent that such transfer is not the result of a sale effected or completed pursuant to such order. • Rhonda K. Patrick, 489 Kusa Ln., to Barbara A. Roberts-Mckinnon, $30,000. • Charles B. and Mary K.

Hocking County, OH · 02-05

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New homes for low-income buyers may be available in Athens sometime this fall

ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The city of Athens expects to start selling eight new homes to low-income buyers sometime this fall. The homes will be located at the end of Hudson Avenue in the East neighborhood. The price will be $180,000. There is little new home construction in Athens....

Athens, OH · 02-03