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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 · 15h
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Habitat for Humanity of Knox County celebrates new home dedication

Habitat for Humanity of Knox County announced on June 13 that it celebrated another home dedication, highlighting the organization's ongoing efforts to support individuals and families in achieving homeownership. According to the announcement, the journey to becoming a Habitat homeowner is a lengthy process that requires time, patience, perseverance, and...

Knox County, OH · 1d
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Football Recap: Strasburg-Franklin Falls, Snapping Its Three-Game Win Streak + How To Watch

Strasburg-Franklin dropped down to 8-4 on Friday, ending the team's three-game win streak. They took a 20-13 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Toronto Red Knights. The Tigers were red-hot offensively heading into the contest, having scored no less than 31 points in the three games prior, but the Red Knights' defense proved too tough.

Strasburg, OH · 2d
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Tuscarawas County Health Department Urges Vaccinations as Flu Season Approaches

DOVER (WJER) (Nov. 9, 2026) – The Tuscarawas County Health Department is encouraging residents to get vaccinated against flu and COVID-19 as respiratory illness season begins to ramp up. Health officials report that more than 100 people received flu and COVID-19 vaccines during the department’s annual drive-thru vaccination clinic...

Tuscarawas County, OH · 21h
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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

Chillicothe Gazette

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Adena completes special season with regional final loss to Meadowbrook

CAMBRIDGE — Seven games into this season, if you would’ve told Adena’s coaching staff that the Warriors would be playing in a regional final, they may have looked at you like you had a screw loose. At that point in the year, Adena was facing adversity, injuries to several key pieces, and was searching for any type of rhythm at 2-5 overall. But once they did find a formula that worked, there was no looking back. It all led to a Division V regional final appearance on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Cambridge High School. But after rattling off five straight victories to get to that point, the Warriors reached the end of the line with a 25-16, 25-21, 25-16 loss to Byesville Meadowbrook (25-1). RELATED: Four area volleyball players earn All-Ohio recognition “We saw Meadowbrook in the summertime and kind of knew what we were up against,” Adena coach Laura Smith said. “We just don't have the firepower they do, and we’ll just have to keep working on that. They’re well-coached and they work hard. And that’s not to say we don’t. But they have a lot more kids that are taller, and I know the work they do in

Cambridge, OH · 1d

Mount Vernon News

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Danville begins football playoff run with 34-0 victory over Lucas

Unbeaten Danville football opened its postseason with a 34-0 victory over Lucas in a Division VII, Region 27 quarterfinal Friday night. The second-seeded Blue Devils improved to 11-0 and advanced to the regional semifinal. Danville built its offense around a dominant rushing attack led by Cy Wallace, who scored four...

Danville, OH · 1d

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

Mount Vernon News

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Local Government Meetings today in Knox County

Join us in Knox County for today's events. Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District Board Meeting. Location: Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District Board. Time: 6 pm. Date: Monday, November 9. Utica Village Council meeting. Location: Utica Village Council. Time: 6:30 pm. Date: Monday, November 9. Middlebury Township Zoning Board Meeting. Location:...

Knox County, OH · 1d