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Veterans Day event in Hebron pays tribute to those who paused their civilian lives to serve the United States

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, peace came to Europe as World War I ended. It was then known as Armistice Day to commemorate the signing of peace accords. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of...

Hebron, OH · 1d

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Muskies Roll Past Thiel in 71-51 Victory

Junior McKenna Baney powered the Muskies to a dominant 71-51 victory over Thiel on Wednesday evening, leading all scorers with 17 points. Records: Muskingum moves to 2-0. Thiel falls to 0-1. Location: Anne C. Steele Center - New Concord, Ohio. Inside the Numbers. Junior McKenna Baney tallied 17 points, going...

New Concord, OH · 2d

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2026 Coshocton County Junior Fair Auction results

Coshocton County, OH · 1d

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Guernsey County awarded $214,000 for Pleasant City, Derwent street work

Forty-nine Ohio communities, including Guernsey, Belmont and Noble, will share about $11.1 million in funding for projects aimed at improving infrastructure, public facilities and essential services, according to the Ohio Department of Development.The funding comes through the federal Community Development Block Grant Allocation Program and will be used for projects designed to improve residents’ quality of life and encourage economic growth. The money can also support public service programs, including Meals on Wheels, health and wellness initiatives, and assistance for people facing housing challenges or homelessness. Guernsey County will receive $214,000 to replace curbs and improve streets in the village of Pleasant City and the community of Derwent. The projects will benefit 500 people. Belmont County will receive $288,000 to install playground equipment in the village of Barnesville and demolish dilapidated residential structures throughout the county. Noble County will receive $150,000 to improve parks in the village of Summerfield and install an accessible restroom facility in the village of Belle Valley. The projects will benefit more than 300 people. Whether it’s a reliable water system, a safe route to school, or a meal delivered to an older neighbor, these investments support the things Ohioans count on every day,” said Lydia

Guernsey County, OH · 2d

Newark Advocate

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Former Etna Twp. employee sues, says age discrimination led to resignation

A former Etna Township administrator, more than a year after calling the township’s culture toxic , is suing the township, alleging trustees discriminated and retaliated against him because of his age. Bill Spurgeon, 63, became the township’s third administrator in 16 months in April 2025, but left just two months later after saying he would resign if the township didn’t change its culture . His lawsuit, filed in August, alleges that trustees made his working conditions so hostile that he felt no other choice than to quit. The township’s attorney, Patrick Kasson, declined to comment, but mentioned that Spurgeon didn't cite his allegations during his resignation. “We definitely think age was the deciding factor in why they made it so miserable for him,” Spurgeon’s attorney, Mike DeWitt, told The Advocate. “They wanted to get rid of him, so then they made his life miserable, so he quit.” In court records, the township denied the allegations, asked Licking County Common Pleas Judge David Branstool to dismiss the lawsuit because Spurgeon chose to resign. Spurgeon alleges he was constructively discharged, meaning people made his working environment so bad that it was intolerable. The lawsuit states Spurgeon seeks relief because he suffered damages,

Etna Township, OH · 1d

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Critics say Ohio EPA ‘stretching the rules’ in permitting data-center power plants less efficient and more polluting than ‘best available technology’

The “Fairfield Energy Center” proposed for a data-center site on 450 acres upwind from Buckeye Lake would produce an estimated 2,164 tons of air pollutants annually, according to the applications by Advanced Power Services of Boston to the Ohio Power Siting Board and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.

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Pickerington levy failure leads to cuts to athletics, extracurriculars

PICKERINGTON, Ohio — For students in Pickerington, a second straight failed income tax levy is already having an impact beyond the classroom. With the district facing a growing budget deficit, athletics and extracurricular activities are among the first things being cut. The reality now facing students in Pickerington Local...

Pickerington, OH · 1d

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David Boyer joins Leadership Coshocton County

David Boyer was born and raised in Toledo. He attended the Pontifical College Josephinum in Worthington his freshman year in high school but transferred to Toledo St Francis de Sales when he decided becoming a priest was not what he wanted. St. Francis was an all-male college preparatory school that...

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Heart health classes set in Coshocton

Individuals living with cardiovascular disease and those interested in reducing their risk of heart disease are invited to participate in the Heart Healthy Living program series. This three-class series provides practical nutrition and lifestyle education designed to support heart health. Participants will learn strategies to lower sodium intake, enhance flavor...

Coshocton, OH · 1d

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Accounting error caused Coshocton City Schools funding discrepancy

COSHOCTON – A dispute over Coshocton City Schools' property tax revenue has been traced to a district accounting error that affected both its reported fund balances and state financial forecast. The district said it received the correct amount of property tax revenue from the Coshocton County Auditor's Office but mistakenly placed some of the money in the general fund instead of the permanent improvement fund. The clarification follows a disagreement over previously reported figures showing the district receiving $453,962 less in its general fund in 2026 compared with 2025. Coshocton County Auditor Grant Daugherty challenged that characterization in a Nov. 9 release, stating county records show the district actually received more property tax revenue in 2026. More: Coshocton schools face $454K tax shortfall amid teacher contract talks In a Nov. 10 release, the district said Treasurer Terri Eyerman addressed the issue during the Oct. 29 school board meeting and confirmed the correct amount of money had been received from the auditor's office. The district said the problem was money intended for permanent improvements was originally deposited and forecast as general fund revenue. Accounting entries moving the money to the proper fund created the variance the district had previously reported. The

Coshocton, OH · 2d

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Families of Pickerington students look for answers after levy failure

Families in the Pickerington Local School District are dealing with the consequences of its latest levy failing at the polls.

Pickerington, OH · 1d

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A rare western hummingbird has birdwatchers making their way to Granville.

A rare hummingbird sighting in Granville is drawing attention from birdwatchers across the region. A Calliope hummingbird has been reported in Licking County, an unusual sighting for Ohio. The species is native primarily to the western United States and is known as the smallest bird species in North America. The...

Granville, OH · 1d

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McClellan named River View Elks Teen

Elks Teen of the Month for River View is Kelsey McClellan, the daughter of Ashley Storms of Warsaw. McClellan has been involved in the following school activities: varsity softball, varsity cheerleading (basketball cheerleading captain), choir, National Honor Society (serving as vice president), Spanish National Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society.

Warsaw, OH · 1d

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Cambridge Honors Veterans With Annual Veterans Day Parade

CAMBRIDGE, OH – American flags waved, marching bands played and the streets of downtown Cambridge were filled with patriotic pride Wednesday morning as the community gathered for its annual Veterans Day parade. The celebration brought residents together to recognize the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of the men and women...

Cambridge, OH · 1d

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Pickerington issues several new commercial building permits

PICKERINGTON −The Pickerington building department recently granted $28,301 in commercial building permits. Topping the list was a $14,740 permit for a sprinkler head relocation at 1010 Refugee Road. The remaining permits are: A $6,651 permit to provide sprinkler protection and for tenant improvements at 201 Clint Drive, Unit 400. A $4,790 permit to replace an existing gas furnace at 895 Old Diley Road. A $2,000 permit to add fire alarm devices in the operating room at 1010 Refugee Road. A $60 permit for roof work at 184 Jamie Lynn Circle. A $60 permit for roof work at 107 Jamie Lynn Circle. jbarron@gannett.com 740-681-4340 Twitter/X: @jeffrey_ba7142 This article originally appeared on Lancaster Eagle-Gazette: Pickerington issues several new commercial building permits

Pickerington, OH · 3d

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