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The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Oct 13-16. Listed prices do not necessarily represent actual property values. • Lost Hollow Property Owner Association, 194 and 204 Twilight Trail, to Gordon Gerard and Molly Luna Castillo, $9,000. • Jerry D. Johnson, 11283 Maysville Williams Road, to Richard W. and Felicia E. Rutter, $115,900. • Jerry D. Johnson, 11283 Maysville Williams Road, to Drew R. Starlin, to $189,900. • Amanda Richard, 20761 Rauber Road, to Leonard D. and Jeanne S. Scarl Trustees, $146,000. • Elizabeth R. Beougher, 13570 Big Cola Road and a 6.6924 acre property, to Marc R. and Susan M. Kibbey, $429,900. • Vicki Jean Rafferty, 1338 Homer St., to Maranda Wooten, $282,000. • James H. Mcauley, 31275 Deerfield Drive, to Gaurav Sharma, $372,448. • Susan K. Elser, 26 Limberlost Ln, to Josefina Aguirre-Gomez and Arnulfo Rivera-Merida, exempt, property transferred to or from a person when no money or other valuable and tangible consideration readily convertible into money is paid or to be paid for the real estate and the transaction is not a gift. • Arlene R. and Garold T. Linscott, 959 Elizabeth Ave., to Kay Ellen Higgins and Matthew Thomas Linscott, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and

Hocking County, OH · 16d

Times Recorder

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New Lexington FFA forestry team wins state title, advances to nationals

New Lexington FFA members are headed to a national forestry competition after winning a state contest, adding to a fall that also included the chapter's annual canoe trip. The chapter's forestry team took first place Sept. 26 at Hocking College in Nelsonville, according to a community announcement. The state championship qualifies the team to compete at the national competition in October 2027. The Ohio FFA forestry career development event tested students on leaf identification, forest products and wood types, forestry equipment, topographic maps and a written exam. Students also completed a compass practicum involving azimuth readings and distances from designated points. Andre Spicer finished first individually among almost 200 members. Chad Hatfield placed third, Arloine Metzger fourth, Marley Mendez-Santiago 11th, Drake Edwards 19th and Rebecca Gibbs 20th. Arleigh Gibson, Cambrie Murdock and Eilley Fink also were members of the team. "Being a part of the forestry team really is an incredible experience," Spicer said. "From my freshman year to now, I have seen this team grow and improve, all with Mrs. Foster’s help. And this year, our team getting first in the state will be a truly unforgettable experience that I will miss so much." The chapter plans to honor

New Lexington, OH · 16d

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Massive 2,455-Pound Pumpkin Shatters Circleville Pumpkin Show Record

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — A massive pumpkin weighing 2,455 pounds stole the spotlight Wednesday morning as the 2026 Circleville Pumpkin Show kicked off with a new record that crushed the competition and rewrote the festival’s history. Pumpkin grower Troy Vanarsdalen claimed the top spot with his enormous entry, shattering...

Circleville, OH · 17d
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Anduril hiring in Ohio as Air Force continues testing with company’s autonomous fighter

Defense contractor Anduril Industries says it now has 300 employees at its Pickaway County manufacturing facility, called "Arsenal-1." With the arrival of the company's latest employee onboarding class this week, the Arsenal-1 team has grown to more than 300 employees, Anduril said this week. Secretary of Defense Hegseth brings 'Arsenal...

Pickaway County, OH · 17d

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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Marietta considers buying oil well amid aquifer concerns

MARIETTA -- City officials are exploring buying and plugging a privately owned oil well near Marietta's drinking water supply after reports of leaking oil raised concerns about protecting the aquifer. Monday's City Council committee discussions focused on obtaining a firm purchase offer and determining the cost of permanently closing the...

Marietta, OH · 16d

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Athens Short-Term Rental Owners Face Oct. 20 Transient Guest Tax Deadline

Short-term rental owners in Athens face a filing deadline today, Tuesday, Oct. 20, as third-quarter Transient Guest Tax returns and payments come due to the city. The reminder, issued through City Auditor Josh Thomas, applies to owners who rent property in Athens for short stays, and the return covers the quarter that ended Sept. 30.

Athens, OH · 17d

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Ohio Landowners Can Fight Power Line Easements Even After State Says Yes

A state permit for a transmission project and a court’s review of the property rights needed to build it are separate matters. That distinction, established in Ohio Power Co. v. Burns and applied in later litigation, matters as route studies proceed for lines connected to the planned data-center campus near Piketon.

Ohio · 18d

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

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Food vendors serve up memories at the Fairfield County Fair

LANCASTER − The Fairfield County Fair provides lots of fun to thousands of visitors each year. From rides, games, meeting old friends and various events during the week, the fair is the heart of the community. One of the main offerings has always been food. And plenty of it. Hungry fairgoers this year could find a variety of items from the chicken and noodles in the dining hall to a burger from a concession stand and everything in between. Under the main grandstand, local high schools offered concessions that feature sandwiches and soup, such as chili. Local church groups also have concessions, like the Cattleman that offered burgers and chicken sandwiches. There was even a vendor this year that offered a vegetarian dish featuring grilled vegetables. That's not something typically seen at a county fair, but it seemed like there was always a people at the stand watching their meals being prepared. Of course, like most any fair, the Fairfield County Fair had the fan favorites like pizza, fries, ice cream, corn dogs, popcorn, candy apples, funnel cake, gyros, cheese curds and much more. Maybe some of the fan favorites are not the most healthy, but they certainly are fun

Lancaster, OH · 20d

WSAZ

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More than 1.5 million pounds of meat recalled

Vinton County, OH · 18d

The Logan Daily News

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IRS announces tax relief for Ohioans impacted by severe storms and flooding

Ohioans impacted by the severe storms and flooding that began Aug. 10 can now take advantage of extended federal tax deadlines. The IRS has extended the deadline to Feb. 1, 2027, for eligible individuals and businesses in Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum, and Perry counties to file certain federal tax returns and make tax payments originally due between Aug. 10, 2026, and Jan. 31, 2027. Key details: • Eligible taxpayers have until Feb. 1, 2027, to file qualifying federal tax returns and make covered tax payments. • The extension applies to taxpayers who received a valid extension to file their 2025 individual income tax return. Tax payments related to these 2025 returns were due April 15, 2026, and are therefore NOT eligible for relief. • Penalties on payroll and excise tax deposits due Aug. 10–24, 2026, will be abated if deposits were made by Aug. 25, 2026. The Feb. 1, 2027, deadline also applies to quarterly payroll and certain excise tax returns normally due Nov. 2, 2026. • If an affected taxpayer receives a late filing or late payment penalty notice from the IRS that has an original filing, payment, or deposit due date that falls within the postponement

Ohio · 21d

thepostathens.com

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Oh Well: The mall is back

Shopping malls have significantly lost popularity since the rise of online shopping and social media. Lately, social media has been diving into mall culture and even promoting it. The mall is coming back with real estate values increasing by 13% for malls. This means more people are going to the mall, boosting its value.

Parkersburg, WV · 23d

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Athens’ share of county property tax to rise 12%

ATHENS, Ohio — At its meeting on Tuesday, Athens City Council’s Finance Committee discussed a forthcoming annual resolution accepting the allocation of property tax revenue set by the Athens County Budget Commission. The city’s share of 2027 county property tax revenue is estimated at around $1.24 million, a...

Athens, OH · 23d

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Sept. 21 1300 Jacob L. Zook to Kricket Co. LLC, 12955 N. Pike Road, Mount Perry, $245,000 1301 Britney A. Tackett to Joshua Snouffer, 3900 Church Hill Road, Zanesville, $167,500 1302 Zackary W. Tackett to Joshua Snouffer, 3900 Church Hill Road, Zanesville, $167,500 1303 Jennifer and John W. Bechstein to Fosland LLC, 126 Mead St., Zanesville, $40,000 1304 Douglas E. and Kathy S. Wayne to Grind Group LLC, 1049 Greenwood Ave., Zanesville, $17,500 1305 Katlynn Marie and Tyler Joseph Lear to James T. Jr. and Rebecca Ann Carr, 1640 Euclid Ave., Zanesville, $197,000 1306 Jerry Lane to Clay Hand, 1605 Gilbert Road, Zanesville, $8,800 1307 Thomas Purdy and Megan Miranda to Laken M. and Tylor McConnell, 850 Black Road, Hopewell, $75,000 1308 James R. and Jennifer J. Bilott to Sohio Hardwoods Ltd., 80.001 acres, Scout Road, Frazeysburg, $825,000 1309 Countrytyme Land Specialists Ltd. to Michael R. Greiner, 5.063 acres, Dennis Road, Zanesville, $60,000 Sept. 22 1310 Brittany Lee Cole to Eric T. Morrison, 1292 Somer St., Zanesville, $112,200 1311 Dephia Best to CKP Realty LLC, Lots 11-14, Glenwood Terrace, Marion Avenue, Zanesville, $9,900 1312 John F. Windsor to CKP Realty LLC, Lot 9-10, Glenwood Terrace, Marion Avenue, Zanesville, $10,000 1313

Muskingum County, OH · 23d

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Smalls Sliders® Drops First Can in New Boston, Ohio

October 15, 2026 // Franchising.com // WHAT: New Boston is about to be painted Smorange™ as Smalls Sliders announces plans to bring its second Ohio Can to the New Boston community. The fast-growing, QSR industry-disrupting cheeseburger slider brand, which serves cheeseburger sliders, seasoned waffle fries, and milkshakes out of...

New Boston, OH · 23d

WHIZ

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Young Insurance celebrates 100 years in business

ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Young Insurance on Linden Avenue may not be that young as they celebrated 100 years in business on Thursday. Young Insurance was joined by the Zanesville-Muskingum County Chamber of Commerce, Zanesville Mayor Don Mason, and the Muskingum County Commissioners for a ribbon cutting ceremony. Lynnell Hankinson is the vice president and third generation of the family that co-owns and runs the business. She got her start with the business in 1992.

Zanesville, OH · 22d

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All State Fastener Expands Ohio Distribution, Seeks Acquisitions

Why This Matters to Distributors: All State Fastener is pairing warehouse expansion with additional production support services and an acquisition push. Its new Ohio facility puts more inventory near heavy truck manufacturers and their suppliers, supporting efforts to capture more customer spending beyond traditional fasteners. All State Fastener has opened...

Chillicothe, OH · 22d

Public News Service

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Gas companies profit, Ohioans bemoan lack of jobs

Residents in eight Ohio counties believe big business is giving them the shaft. Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe and Noble County citizens said a promise of more jobs in fracking is not being met. Fracking drills water, sand and a chemical mix into cracked rock formations to release trapped oil or natural gas to produce shale gas. Sean O'Leary, senior researcher at the Ohio River Valley Institute, said there's been great interest in gas deposits in northeast Ohio since the 2000s. "Many political leaders, certainly business leaders, saw the development of what would eventually become the richest natural gas field in the world would be a driver of economic development in the region," O’Leary explained. Generating natural gas produces substantial revenue , O'Leary noted, and since 2006, microseismic technology has advanced shale gas production while the need for workers has declined. A 2023 economic impact study by the American Petroleum Institute suggested 50,000 industry jobs would be created in Ohio. The absence of reinvestment in communities hosting fracking operations is considered troubling by industry experts, especially amid a weakening job market. Big business and policymakers are “turning their heads the other way,” O’Leary contended. "There are surprisingly few

Ohio · 23d

WSAZ

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From uranium to AI: Inside the plan to redevelop the former Portsmouth gaseous diffusion plant

PIKE COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) - National and local leaders gathered Wednesday to discuss the economic impact Pike County could see after completion of the American Energy Hub and the PORTS Technology Campus, which includes plans for one of the largest data centers in the U.S. — and possibly the world.

Pike County, OH · 23d

thepostathens.com

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Lindsey’s Collectibles to close shop

After nearly 50 years of business, Lindsey's Collectibles in The Plains is planning to close before the end of the year. The vintage and second-hand shop, located at 11 N. Plains Road, sells glassware, vintage jewelry, figurines, stamps and clothing. The store opened in the late 1970s by Lindsey Johnson...

The Plains, OH · 24d

WOWK

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Mason County could miss out on millions in data center revenue, as 2 major projects go up

According to the latest report from Treasurer Larry Pack's office, Mason County could be missing out on major tax revenue associated with the two high-impact data centers going up in the area.

Mason County, WV · 23d