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Liberty Union senior Slade McClaskey was involved in numerous high school activities
BALTIMORE − Liberty Union High School senior Slade McClaskey said his school probably chose him as its outstanding senior because of his involvement with the school the past four years. "I do a lot of extra-curricular stuff around the school," he said. "They kind of come to me when...
Sherman’s sword comes home: Lancaster museum buys general’s weapon at auction
The personal belongings of one of Ohio’s most famous historical figures went to auction in Columbus last week. Union General William T. Sherman’s personal items were put up for sale, including his family Bible, his photographs and, perhaps most coveted, his sword. The weapon’s highest bidder was the...
Slip repair will close U.S. 36 for four days, ODOT announces
COSHOCTON − The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced that U.S. 36 will be closed to traffic Monday to Friday for a slip repair, approximately two miles west of Ohio 79. The suggested detour is U.S. 36 to Ohio 715 to U.S. 36. This article originally appeared on Coshocton Tribune: Slip repair will close U.S. 36 for four days, ODOT announces
Another chance to vote for the Spring Sports Athletes of the Week
The spring season is winding down and the chances to recognize some of the area's top performances are running out. Philo's Aidan Mahon was last week's Boys Athlete of the Week with 249 votes to 143 for Coshocton's Israel Rice and 128 for West Muskingum's Wes Houston, while West Muskingum's Addy Antonetz had 420 votes to edge Maysville's Bella Van Wey, who had 417.
Liberty Union rallies late to win Division III district title; Bloom-Carroll falls short
PICKERINGTON – Trailing 4-0 heading to the top of the sixth inning against top-seeded Fairbanks, the Liberty Union softball team seemed to not have an answer, but it never wavered. The Lions kept fighting, and once they started hitting, the floodgates opened. The No. 3 seed Lions scored six...
Seniors take Utica softball back to district final, lead inspiring rally
PICKERINGTON — The tears simply added to the red cheeks already drenched from sweat and sticky from dives into second base and home plate. Lexi Wiegand was the engine of the Utica softball team from her first to her last game. The Utica seniors were on a mission to bring the program back...
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