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ZANESVILLE, Ohio – This week’s dog of the week is a survivor, a sweet heart, and is looking for a foster home. Cardi is a 1-year-old terrier mix and weighs about 45 pounds. Cardi does well with other dogs and Robin McQuaid, a K-9 Adoption Center volunteer, tells...
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Muskingum County backed Republicans in the statewide races on Nov. 3 even as Democrats won Ohio’s top offices, according to the county’s unofficial election results published by the Muskingum County Board of Elections. The board’s unofficial summary reported 29,129 ballots cast out of 53,143 registered voters, for turnout of 54.81%, with all 68 precincts reporting. […]
Knox County Sheriff Dan Weckesser told county commissioners Oct. 29 that staffing shortages at the Knox County Jail continue to create overtime demands, though the return of three newly trained corrections officers is helping ease the burden. Weckesser said the jail remains four employees short, resulting in overtime and occasional...
Former Licking County Commissioner and Harrison Township Trustee Mark A. Van Buren will return as a county commissioner after nearly two decades, based on preliminary results from the Licking County Board of Elections. Van Buren, a registered Republican, will fill the seat held by commissioner Rick Black, who is retiring...
Deborah Lang will maintain her judgeship in the Licking County Probate-Juvenile Court for another six-year term, according to preliminary results from the Licking County Board of Elections. Lang earned 34,157 votes – or 54.95% – from Licking County voters in a race against lawyer and teacher Michael DalSanto, who earned...
Voters in five central Ohio communities delivered a sweeping rebuke to large data centers on Tuesday, November 3, approving every local restriction before them, according to unofficial county returns reported Wednesday, November 4. Sunbury, Pataskala and Granville amended their charters to ban large facilities outright, Grove City adopted a voter-consent rule for major industrial development, […]
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Pickerington Local School District has issued a statement after Tuesday's election outcomes. On the ballot included a proposed school income tax increase as well as a public library property tax. Both levies failed by narrow margins. A representative of Pickerington Local Schools shared the...
Bans on large data centers in the city of Pataskala and the village of Granville received heavy support in the November election, final unofficial election results show. In Pataskala, more than 5,400, or 74%, of voters supported the ban, while nearly 2,000 had voted against it after all precincts reported, according to the unofficial results. The issue in Granville had 82% support, with 2,015 voters favoring the amendment and 429 against it. The results remain unofficial until the Licking County Board of Elections certifies them. Citizen organizers secured enough signatures in recent months to place the issues on the November ballot. "I'm thrilled that it passed," Granville organizer Tracee Laing told The Advocate. "Obviously, it has a lot of support, and hopefully that reflects support that is going to come across the state in the next election ... Hopefully it's going to reflect on Heath and Johnstown in January." The proposed amendments for each municipality will prohibit building data centers that use more than 25 megawatts of power per month, which is enough energy to power around 20,000 homes. Citizen opponents in each area spent several weeks collecting signatures after sharing concerns over the water and electricity the facilities require
NELSONVILLE, Ohio — Nelsonville’s former State Representative Jay Edwards, a Republican, not only lost the race for Ohio treasurer statewide, but also each precinct in his hometown. Ohio Treasurer of State-elect Seth Walsh, a Democrat, received just around 50,000 votes more than Edwards in the state treasurer’s race,...
Unofficial vote totals from the Perry County Board of Elections for the Nov. 3 election show incumbent county Common Pleas Judge Tina M. Boyer retaining her seat in the face of a challenge by local attorney Steve Carr. With only provisional ballots left to be accounted for, Boyer has 6,031 votes to Carr’s total of 5,737. “I’m very grateful to the voters of Perry County who put their trust in me for another six years,” Boyer told The Perry County Tribune after her victory at the polls. “I’m definitely humbled by the support I received. I had a group of wonderful people surrounding me and supporting me, and I’m very grateful for all of that. I look forward to serving Perry County. I’m very proud of this county. It’s my home, and always has been, and I’m very proud of it, and happy to be the common pleas court judge for another six years.” Carr said, “My family and I are deeply appreciative of the tremendous support of all of our friends and neighbors in Perry County. Thank you all!”
In unofficial results from the Hocking County Board of Elections, a number of local tax levies were passed by county voters in the Nov. 3 election — though with two of the measures, the vote was close enough that the outcome could conceivably still change once outstanding provisional votes are counted. Levies that passed by solid margins include: • Scenic Hills Senior Center renewal levy — 5,293 for, 3,954 against • Murray City current expenses renewal levy 1 — 57 for, 25 against • Murray City current expenses renewal levy 2 — 56 for, 26 against • Murray City fire renewal levy — 61 for, 22 against • Murray City street renewal levy — 57 for, 25 against • Murray City police renewal levy — 52 for, 30 against • Good Hope Township fire renewal levy — 382 for, 156 against • Laurel Township road renewal levy — 268 for, 160 against • Saltcreek Township road renewal levy — 199 for, 134 against Others, however, were close enough that outstanding provisionals could potentially flip the outcome. These include the Falls Township fire renewal and increase levy, which won by a three-vote margin of 848 for, 845 against; and the Laurelville
Communities in Ohio and Kansas approved measures to limit data center development amid concerns about energy and water use. Voters in several U.S. communities approved restrictions on data center development in the Nov. 3 elections, reflecting growing local scrutiny of the energy, water and infrastructure demands associated with artificial intelligence and large-scale computing facilities.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio — New water customers in Nelsonville now have to put down a $150 deposit to start service, under a change the city’s Utility Department says took effect on October 26, 2026, according to a City of Nelsonville announcement. The deposit is required under city ordinance 79-26, the Nelsonville Utility Department said in the […]
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Zanesville, OH- The annual Veterans Day Parade is just days away, but if you’re planning to watch this Saturday, there are some changes you’ll want to know before heading downtown. The parade begins Saturday, November 7, at 11 a.m. Instead of traveling down Main Street as in years...
