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The Tiny Amish Town In Ohio With Homemade Food So Good It Belongs On Your Bucket List

Some bucket lists have skydiving and safaris on them, but yours is about to get a lot more delicious and a lot more Ohio. Millersburg, the county seat of Holmes County, is a small town that punches so far above its weight class that it deserves its own championship belt.

Millersburg, OH · 6d
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After 227 E-Bike Crashes In 5 Years, This Amish-Heavy County Has Printed 20,000 Safety Guides

Holmes County, Ohio is full of e-bike users – many, if not most, of them Amish. We’ve looked at this phenomenon before, such as in one 2024 report describing the community as “ground zero” for e-bikes. The transport tech has gradually been accepted in some of...

Holmes County, OH · 1d
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Mihalik praises Killbuck, other communities for Appalachia growth

During the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the Appalachian Community Grant Program North Main Street Trail & Downtown Revitalization project Oct. 27, Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik took time to visit and share her thoughts on how impressive this effort was and how important it is for both Killbuck and Holmes County.

Holmes County, OH · 1d
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Is There A Cozier Christmas Lunch In Ohio Than The Mill At Bellville?

December in north central Ohio has a way of making a long, unhurried lunch feel like the best plan of the day. Bellville is a small village, but it has one dining room that pulls in families, road trippers, and holiday shoppers from across the state. The big question is...

Bellville, OH · 16h
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Public records: Coshocton County marriages, divorces and dissolutions

Marriages licenses issued Oct. 1 Clifford Earl Carnes Jr. and Erin Elizabeth Ehman, Coshocton Oct. 2 Paige Nicole Morris and Cameron Heath Bordenkircher, Coshocton Gabriel Hunter Brandfass, Nashport, and Brandy Lara Mizer, Coshocton Oct. 9 Wendi Hope Appis and Andrew McVay, Coshocton Oct. 13 Matthew Weaver and Crystal M. Albert, Coshocton Derick Neal D'Ostroph and Elaine Marie Vatter, Coshocton Oct. 14 Aaron Lee Yoder, Coshocton, and Emily Jean Zook, Fresno Oct. 15 Rochelle Lee Walters and Matthew Forrest Holmes, Coshocton Tanner Dale Patterson and Sydnee Mae Bice, Coshocton Mary E. Born and Richard Lewis McEndree, Coshocton Oct. 16 Alayna Jayne Jones and Kody Douglas Renicker, Coshocton Brady Tyler Matthew Rogers, Newcomerstown, and Rebekka Lynne Shaw, Coshocton Oct. 19 Anthony Eugene Ross and Lori Ann Orr, Coshoton Cody Wayne Weese and Rebecca Ellen Sharier, Coshocton Oct. 20 Cora Ann McNeal, Newcomerstown, and Rayven Matthew Davidson, Conesville Heather Marie Workman and Nathan Eldon Hodges Jr., Warsaw Tyler Lee Taylor and Amber Rose Baker, West Lafayette Brandon Michael Cox, West Lafayette, and Heather Nicole Maxwell, Warsaw Cory Walter Cabe and Laura Michele Cannon, Warsaw Oct. 22 Rachel Marie Bice and Sridhar Das, Coshocton Oct. 23 Jeremy R. Miller and Laura R. Troyer, Baltic

Coshocton County, OH · 20h

Richland Source

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Incumbent Jim Jordan claims victory in race for Ohio’s 4th District

Jordan has represented Ohio’s 4th Congressional District for nearly two decades. His next two-year term will begin in January. The post Incumbent Jim Jordan claims victory in race for Ohio’s 4th District appeared first on Richland Source .

Ohio · 4d

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Avon Lake road levy fails; Smithville repeals speed cameras

Avon Lake voters rejected a proposed income tax increase that would have funded $40M in road repairs, while voters in Smithville overwhelmingly chose to repeal the village's school zone speed cameras.

Avon Lake, OH · 3d

Knox Pages

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Barker and Hay among 17 sentenced in Knox County Common Pleas Court in October

Terry Barker and Brice Hay were among 17 individuals sentenced in the Knox County Common Pleas Court in October. The post Barker and Hay among 17 sentenced in Knox County Common Pleas Court in October appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

Knox County, OH · 3d

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Arraignment for former Northeast Ohio high school band director indicted by grand jury

STARK COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) — The former band director at Northwest High School in Canal Fulton was arraigned in Stark County Court of Common Pleas Friday. Stephen Imler pleaded not guilty to three charges of sexual battery and one charge of grooming. The judge set bond at $200,000 and...

Stark County, OH · 8d

The Independent

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80-bed recovery center closes at Massillon health hub after 8 months

MASSILLON – A drug and alcohol recovery center operated by Ohio Valley Physicians Health has closed after about nine months inside a revamped health hub. The 80-bed addiction recovery facility opened in February at the Massillon Community Health & Innovation Center , 870 Amherst Road NE, which is the former site of Affinity Medical Center. It shut its doors on Oct. 16 due to apparent medical reimbursement shortfalls. Chris Zimmerman, chief executive officer of Massillon Community Health, said he's working on "a viable replacement" to occupy the former recovery center's space, adding that the process has been encouraging. A phone message left with a representative from OVP on Oct. 28 was not immediately returned. The recovery center was expected to bring in dozens of long-term jobs to Massillon, said Jackie Rebman, director of inpatient behavioral health for OVP, told The Independent in late February. Between $500,000 and $1 million of renovations had been made in preparation for the two-floor, rehab center in early 2026. Biz moves: Massillon residents voice concerns about new data center near school Services offered at the facility included inpatient detox and care, medication for substance disorders; mental health treatment; group, couples and family therapy; overnight care

Massillon, OH · 9d

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 · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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Coshocton Reentry Coalition Seeks a Home for 15-Bed Second-Chance Housing

COSHOCTON, Ohio — A Coshocton County group built around second chances is looking for a home of its own. The Coshocton County Reentry Coalition, which helps people returning from jail and prison rebuild their lives, is seeking funding and a property in Coshocton for a transitional housing program with about 15 beds, according to reporting […]

Coshocton County, OH · 2d

Ashland Source

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Poindexter unseats Miller to represent Ohio’s 7th Congressional District

Democrat Brian Poindexter defeated incumbent Republican Max Miller in the race to represent Ohio's 7th Congressional District. The post Poindexter unseats Miller to represent Ohio’s 7th Congressional District appeared first on Ashland Source - Ashland County Ohio News & Info .

Ohio · 3d

The Times-Reporter

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Community news, events from the Dover-New Philadelphia area

Tree festival opens Nov. 14 DOVER – The 33rd annual Warther’s Tree Festival begins Nov. 14 at the Ernest Warther Museum and Gardens, 331 Karl Ave. Decorated trees, wreaths, and home decor will fill the museum. Attendees can vote on their favorite tree. Admission is $5 for those 12 and older. The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily until Nov. 22, when the festival closes at 5 p.m. The Children’s Tree Decorating Workshop will be 11 a.m. to noon Nov. 21 and 1 to 2 p.m. Nov. 22. The cost is $35. Workshop participants must register in advance at thewarthermuseum.com/new-events. Proceeds will go to the Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital Auxiliary, which uses these funds to benefit the local community. All tickets for the festival can be purchased at the door. Trivia night, card making in Dover DOVER – The Dover Public Library will offer the following: ● Trivia night at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11. Teams consist of two to six players. For more information, call the library at 330-343-6123. ● A holiday card-making party at 6 p.m. Nov. 9 in the Maker Lounge. Registration is not required and all materials will be supplied. For more information, contact

Dover, OH · 1d

Mansfield News Journal

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Dunkin' Donuts to open at site of former Sears Auto Center

ONTARIO ― A new Dunkin' Donuts shop is set to open at the site of the former Sears Auto Center in June outside The Ontario Center, according to Ontario Mayor Josh Bradley. Three other businesses are planned at the strip mall off Lexington-Springmill Road at 627 Richland Mall. The city approved a demolition permit from Brandon Shull of S&S Hauling & Excavating of Fremont to remove the structure and foundation for the new Dunkin Donuts, according to the application. Adam Gessling of Janota & Herner of Monroeville is the project manager, according to the application. Three other businesses will be located in the strip mall, but were not identified in city records. Contact Lou Whitmire at 419-521-7223. She can be reached on X at @lwhitmir . This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: Dunkin' Donuts to open at site of former Sears Auto Center

Ontario, OH · 1d

NewsForce 24/7

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Richland County Backs Republicans Locally as Results Head Toward Certification Nov. 13

MANSFIELD — Richland County’s Nov. 3 general election is counted, unofficially, and making it official is underway. The Richland County Board of Elections’ unofficial canvass reported all 83 of the county’s 83 precincts, with 44,623 ballots cast out of 77,903 registered voters — turnout of 57.28%, according to the board’s election summary report, which counted […]

Richland County, OH · 3d

Times Recorder

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Public Records: Muskingum County marriages, divorces and dissolutions

Marriage licenses issued Muskingum County Oct. 1 Trenton Lee Luby, Nashport, and Jessie Taylor Jones, Frazeysburg Russell Lee Ditto III and Mary C. Trexler, Zanesville Oct. 2 Dow Anthony Cameron Jr., Zanesville, and Holly Jade Eubanks, Cambridge Matthew Alexander Wisecarver and Hope Blossom Maziar, Zanesville Levi Charles Huhn and Sydney Grace Ann Johnson, Cumberland Jereth Michael Bechstein and Christy Lynn Higgins, Zanesville Daril J. Tharp and Carin J. Taylor, Roseville Wyatt Austin Weidig and Nicolette Elizabeth Johnson, Zanesville Cauble J. Daniel and Dawn E. Miller, Hopewell Kenneth Edward Wyman II, Pickerington, and Sara Ilene Strauss, Zanesville Andrew Dalton Browning, Zanesville, and Gabrielle Lee Guiler, Macksburg Christian Jacob Carseyand Elizabeth Coleen Gilmore, Zanesville Alexander Louis Niner and Macey Felumlee, Zanesville Jeff K. Foster and Melissa Kay Dendinger, Zanesville Ashley Brooke Miller, Hopewell, and Hunter William Samson, Zanesville Kimberly Sue St. Clair, Zanesville, and William Stuart Evans, Cadiz Janee Lee Williams and Madison May Shepherd, Zanesville Oct. 5 Zakery Dean Sheridan, Zanesville, and Peyton Linae Roberts, Morrisville, North Carolina Johnathan Marshall Barker, Dresden, and Tyi Nicole Schooley, Zanesville Michael Deshaun Morris and Shania Dawn Tilton, Zanesville Kenneth Raymond Gerald Goslin and Taylor Nicole Starkey, Zanesville Ryan James Rardain and Terin Linne Seevers,

Muskingum County, OH · 1d

Times Recorder

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Muskingum County fair board sees major turnover in 2026 election | Exclusive

ZANESVILLE – A year marked by resignations, vacancies and debate over the fair's direction culminated in the Oct. 28 Muskingum County fair board election, where only two incumbents retained seats and two former members returned. Six fair board positions were up for election. The two returning incumbents are Heather Noss and Darren Hanby. The two returning fair board members with previous tenures are Derek Watiker, who received 202 votes, and Andy Wilson, with 192, according to the election results, according to the board. Their return comes after resigning within the past year. More: Muskingum County Fair changes: No concert, board resignations Wilson left in January, and he cited personal reasons when he talked with the Times Recorder in April. He shared a bit more on Nov. 3, explaining the biggest factor for his departure was to support a family member going through health issues. There has been improvement with the family member's health over the past several months, so it offered Wilson more wherewithal to focus on the fair again, he noted. However, part of why he left was also because he felt as if the 4-H programs were getting lost and there was inflexibility in how exhibitors showed their

Muskingum County, OH · 2d

The Daily Record

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Loudonville students give ODOT snowplow patriotic look

Loudonville High School art students transformed an Ohio Department of Transportation snowplow blade into a tribute to America’s 250th anniversary and Mohican State Park. Art 3 and Art 4 students completed the project through ODOT’s Paint-the-Plow program, according to a community announcement. Led by art teacher David Vaughn, the students spent four weeks developing and painting the design. The finished blade combines patriotic imagery marking America’s 250th anniversary with a covered bridge honoring Mohican State Park and its natural beauty and local significance. Paint-the-Plow is an ODOT community outreach and safety initiative open to K-12 students and vocational schools. Students create original artwork on real snowplow blades while the program highlights winter road safety. “I’m so proud of these students. They put a lot of time into this plow, and it turned out beautifully,” Superintendent Jennifer Allerding said. “It’s a great way for our community to see their talent.” Residents will have an opportunity to see the finished blade at community events in the area before the plow goes into service clearing roads this winter. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn

Loudonville, OH · 1d

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 · 1d