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The Times-Gazette

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Property transfers. Ashland County sales range from $5K to $360K

These real estate transactions were recorded in Ashland County between Oct. 21 and Oct. 27: City of Ashland 872 Mifflin Avenue, Ashland; Douglas C. Walker and Lisa Ann Shade to Raymond Johnson; $160,000. 205 W. Liberty St., Ashland; James L. Lippert to Riehl Remodeling LLC; $26,000. 117 West 12th St., Ashland; Marvel M. DeFrancisco to Keim Home Improvement LLC; $34,000. 1019 Oak St., Ashland; Chelsea E. Clark to Laura Thornton; $170,000. 855 Duff Drive, Ashland; David L. Mast to Benjamin C. Triggiani; $255,000. 41 E. 12th St., Ashland; Vivian A. Lee to Amber Howell; $131,000. 1465 Orange Road, Ashland; Melanie L. Spies to Matthew D. White and Keeli S. White; $242,000. 410 E. 9th St., Ashland; GMA Development LLC to Gloria F. Yoder; $157,500. Clearcreek Township 16.117 acres on County Road 758, Ashland; Esther Kitts to Terry E. Kitts; $65,000. 24 East Academy St., Savannah; Stephanie J. Lefever to Jack Sanders and Rachael Sanders; $75,000. 806 Township Road 1101, Ashland; Justin D. Garcia and Amanda L. Garcia to Joshua Himes and Esther May Himes; $360,000. Green Township 2762 County Road 1075, Perrysville; Cameran Lutze and Hannah Erich to Yvette Saunders; $127,000. 927 Ohio 95, Perrysville; Scott J. Sayers and Heather

Ashland County, OH · 11h

The Coconut Mama

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Ohio Buc-ee’s finally owns its next site

Ohio’s next Buc-ee’s is no longer waiting on a land deal. The planned travel center has moved one clear step beyond The Coconut Mama’s previous Ohio Buc-ee’s update, although drivers…

Mansfield, OH · 1d

The Coshocton Tribune

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New Dollar General store wet to celebrate grand opening in Walhonding

WALHONDING − A new Dollar General has opened at 31999 U.S. 36 in Walhonding, with a grand opening celebration planned for 8 a.m. Nov. 7. The location was previously a Family Dollar. The first 50 adult customers at the grand opening will receive $10 gift cards, according to a release from the company. Additionally, the first 100 customers will receive a Dollar General tote bag. The store is expected to employ approximately six to 10 people, depending on its needs. Those interested in available positions can apply through Dollar General's careers website . “We look forward to serving the Walhonding community by providing customers with increased accessibility to affordable household essentials,” said Zak Brining, Dollar General’s senior vice president of real estate and store development, in a community release. “At Dollar General, we believe each store also provides positive economic growth by creating new jobs and career opportunities for employees, generating tax revenue for local municipalities and giving access to Dollar General Literacy Foundation grants." The new store also makes schools, non-profit organizations and libraries within a 15-mile radius eligible to apply for grants through the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. Since its creation in 1993, the foundation has awarded nearly

Walhonding, OH · 2d

Mansfield News Journal

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Richland County property transfers Oct. 26-30

These real estate transactions were recorded in Richland County between Oct. 26 and Oct. 30: 871 Greenfield Drive, Mansfield; The Ada Ruth Craig Trust to Richland Home Buyers LLC; $190,000 966 Sheirer Road, Mansfield; Andrew M. and Amy E. Stofer to PAX FORTIS LLC; $650,000 1085 Jane Ave., Mansfield; Ronald Crist to Hailey Morris; $172,500 1645 Wilmington Point, Mansfield; James R. Osgar to Susan Kochheiser; $295,000 393 Vernon Road, Mansfield; Michael Henry, Mark Henry and Marchell Ellis to Joyce E. Burger; $172,000 2444 Kings Corners Road E., Lexington; Jephthah I. and Mercedes A. Goodwin, co-trustees of The Goodwin Family Revocable Trust, to Delbert and Doris Dawson; $349,900 945 Lenox Ave., Mansfield; Michael Blackwell to Timothy A. Stamper; $45,000 600 Woodcrest Drive, Mansfield; Julie McGinty, trustee under The Vinson Irrevocable Heritage Trust, to Timothy W. and Lori L. Knavel; $257,900 700 Bennington Drive, Mansfield; Michael W. Barrett to Beverly A. and Douglas Lee Ford Jr.; $332,500 One parcel (1.0 acre) on Mock Road, Lexington; Kevin Weikle, Pamela A. Oswalt and Patricia L. Mowry to Dustin and Sadie Ehrmantraut; $12,000 1243 Warner Ave. (two parcels), Mansfield; Lisa M. Green, Gary L. Green, Jamie E. Smith and Alan Smith to Lisa M. Green;

Richland County, OH · 11h

The Daily Record

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Wooster apartments ​for rent saw price decreases since last September

Renters in Wooster saw apartment listing prices decrease 4% from September 2025's median of $1,029, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $985 in September. Median listing prices in Wooster are trending 5% downwards from the previous month's $1,037 price. The data covers all bedroom sizes, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, within the specified metropolitan area. It reflects the median rent for all listings that were active at any given point during the month, according to Russell Middleton, co-founder of Zumper. New construction is included in the data and listings that are currently occupied or no longer available are excluded. data.the-daily-record.com Out of 31 rental listings in Wooster, none are subsidized. One-bedroom apartments listed to rent at a median of $900, slightly lower than August, when they were $925. Since September 2025, one-bedroom rental prices dropped 5% from $950. Two-bedroom apartments listed for rent were 9% lower than August at a central price of $1,063, compared to $1,165. Since September 2025, two-bedroom rental prices slightly rose from $1,029. Statewide, Ohio rental listing prices are unchanged since August's median of $1,295. One-bedroom rentals were listed for a typical price of

Wooster, OH · 3d

familydestinationsguide.com

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This Underrated Ohio City Is Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford Their First Dream Home

Every generation gets one city that changes the game, and for Gen Z, that city is Akron, Ohio. Right now, while everyone else is arguing about which overpriced coastal market to throw their savings at, Akron is quietly becoming the smartest real estate decision a young buyer can make. Let’s...

Akron, OH · 2d

whatnow.com

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Sweet Grass Dairy Plans New Farm Store Inside Historic Barn in Fredericktown

Sweet Grass Dairy is preparing to expand its farm store in Fredericktown, bringing a new pasture-raised grocery and community destination to an 1800s timber-framed barn at 6049 Bryant Road, Fredericktown, OH, according to 614now. The family-owned farm plans to transform the historic barn into a larger retail space, with an...

Fredericktown, OH · 11h

crawfordcountynow.com

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A Leap of Faith Brews Success for Young Business Owner

BUCYRUS, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW) — A year ago, Ella Agee was a high school senior wondering what her future might look like. Today, the 2026 Colonel Crawford graduate owns Honey Bean, a mobile coffee business serving drinks across the area. After working at Spot’s Rolling Bean, Agee began...

Bucyrus, OH · 3d

The Daily Record

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Wooster resident honored for decades of aviation service

Wooster resident Gayle Gorman Green has received the Beechcraft Heritage Museum’s Eagle Award, an honor recognizing service and leadership in the Beechcraft community. Green was named the recipient of the award, according to a community announcement. The award was presented during the museum’s Awards Banquet, held as part of its 53rd national fly-in, Beech Party, Oct. 11-13 in Tullahoma, Tennessee. The three-day event drew more than 160 aircraft and over 1,000 guests, according to the announcement. The Eagle Award recognizes a museum member whose time, talents, commitment, leadership and service advance the museum’s mission. Previous Eagle Award recipients nominate and select honorees. Les Marsh, the 2025 Eagle Award recipient and the museum’s director of restorations and preservation, presented the award to Green. Green has introduced more than 500 young people to aviation by providing free airplane rides through the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Young Eagles program. She also developed an 11-step program to help friends and acquaintances overcome a fear of flying. Participants completed the program by taking a flight with Green. Green holds a commercial pilot certificate with rotorcraft, instrument, glider and seaplane ratings and has logged more than 3,800 flight hours. She continues to fly a 7GCBC Citabria and

Wooster, OH · 3d

Richland Source

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Land Bank likely to vote next week on selling lots for Woda Cooper for ‘infill housing’ in Mansfield

The board will likely vote on the transfers and purchase agreement during a special meeting on Nov. 13. The post Land Bank likely to vote next week on selling lots for Woda Cooper for ‘infill housing’ in Mansfield appeared first on Richland Source .

Mansfield, OH · 1d

Medina County Gazette

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Medina County employers discuss workforce challenges, skilled trades recruitment

MEDINA — Medina County manufacturers and construction employers are looking for ways to attract the next generation of workers, saying changing perceptions about skilled trades and better communicating career opportunities will be important to strengthening the local workforce. The issue was a central topic on Thursday during the Medina...

Medina County, OH · 18h

Knox Pages

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$2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers

Knox County also saw several million-dollar properties and continued residential development in Howard Township. The post $2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

Knox County, OH · 4d

Mansfield News Journal

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Avita recognizes more than 140 employees at annual celebration

Avita Health System recently honored more than 140 employees for years of service and recognized workers for contributions to patient care, teamwork and the organization. The employees were recognized during Avita's annual Years of Service & Excellence Celebration, according to a community announcement. Service milestones ranged from 10-50 years. Lu Ellen Ness, a medical laboratory technician, marked 50 years of service with Avita Health System. Nurses receive DAISY Awards Five nurses received the DAISY Award for Nursing Excellence: Janet Heydinger; Andrea "Andi" Evans; Andrea Roberts; Aimee McKenzie; and Sarah Konves. The Monarch Award, which recognizes non-nursing employees who positively affect the patient and family experience, went to Krista Collins, Gary Iceman, Sarah Kanz, Stephanie Kitzler, Jeff Mostoller and Kirsten Tanner. Avita introduces two organizational awards The celebration also featured two new organizational honors. Misty Crank-Holsey, unit coordinator in the Galion Emergency Department, received the inaugural Avita Pillar Award. According to the announcement, Crank-Holsey was recognized for supporting patients and coworkers, fostering teamwork and creating a positive environment. Terry Sheets, director of IS operations and infrastructure, received the inaugural Avita Emerald Award. Sheets was honored for leadership, innovation, mentorship and contributions to the organization. "This is one of my favorite events

Mansfield, OH · 1d

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Wadsworth schools face sweeping cuts after voters reject income tax again

Wadsworth schools are facing sweeping cuts after voters rejected the district’s earned income tax for a second time Tuesday. Speaking with Wadsworth Community Radio Wednesday morning, Superintendent Dr. Andy Hill said he isn’t sure why the issue failed again. One possibility, he said, is that families are stretched financially and don’t feel they can afford to give any more.

Wadsworth, OH · 2d

hoodline.com

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Bucyrus Business Owner Admits Diverting Nearly $900K in Pandemic Loans, Tapped Church Funds

A 56-year-old Bucyrus business owner has pleaded guilty in federal court to a scheme that siphoned off pandemic-era stimulus funds meant to help struggling small businesses, using the money instead to pad his own finances. He is identified in local reporting as Jeffrey Skinner, who served as an accountant and treasurer at his church.

Bucyrus, OH · 3d

Richland Source

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Madison Township voters reject levies, natural gas aggregation

MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Township voters have rejected two proposed property tax levies and a natural gas aggregation. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, voters rejected a 2.5-mill fire levy, a 4-mill road levy and a natural gas aggregation resolution. “I can’t speak for the board, but it would […] The post Madison Township voters reject levies, natural gas aggregation appeared first on Richland Source .

Richland County, OH · 2d

1831galion.com

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Winter Utility Help Is On The Way For Area Households

As Old Man Winter and colder weather approaches, households across Crawford, Marion, and Morrow Counties facing difficulty paying their heating or electric bills will soon have another source of assistance. The Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission (OHCAC) began accepting participants in the 2026–2027 Winter Crisis Program on November 1. The...

Morrow County, OH · 2d

thereportingproject.org

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New Albany mayor and council told to ‘do better’ in protecting area residents from gas-fired power plant pollutants

A seventh proposed gas-fired power plant for the New Albany International Business park in western Licking County has Dr. Don DeShetler concerned for the health of his neighbors and the 8,000 patients of the family practice he and a group of doctors staff in Granville. So the New Albany resident...

New Albany, OH · 23h

The Coshocton Tribune

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Asbestos cost dispute leads Coshocton land bank to change contractors

COSHOCTON − The Coshocton County land bank is moving asbestos removal work on two demolition projects to a different contractor after obtaining estimates that could save more than $26,000, prompting a dispute with the company originally awarded the jobs. The work will be completed with funding from the Ohio Department of Development. At its August meeting, the land bank awarded seven demolition projects to Land Clearing Specialists. The company later hired Aster Oilfield Services of Bellaire as a subcontractor for the work. More: Land bank reviews bids for 10 property demolitions across Coshocton Co. Aster came back with a change order for three structures related to asbestos removal. Asbestos work estimates were $21,440 for 55668 Township Road 154, $13,246 for 28099 County Road 12 and $12,944 for 28009 Township Road 281. Tiffany Swigert, director of the Coshocton Port Authority and land bank board member, said the size of the asbestos change orders prompted the land bank to seek a second opinion. Estimates from Ohio Technical Services were $6,200 for Township Road 154 and $2,400 for County Road 12. The company has not issued an estimate for Township Road 281 yet. More: Coalition seeks transitional housing, second chance after incarceration The

Coshocton, OH · 1d

yourohionews.com

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Coshocton pesticide exam set for Feb. 18

OSU Extension Coshocton County will hold a pesticide and fertilizer exam through the Ohio Department of Agriculture. To get a new license, you will need to pass the core exam and at least one other category exam. Preregistration is strongly encouraged due to limited seating. The exam will be held...

Coshocton County, OH · 1d