Philo
Philo, OH · Real Estate
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State grant will allow deeper soil assessment at Joy Redevelopment site
NEW PHILADELPHIA – The Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation is digging deeper into the 17-acre Joy Redevelopment site in New Philadelphia. Executive Director Marla Akridge says a $300,000 state grant is allowing the TCEDC to find out what is in the soil underground at the former industrial site at 338 S. Broadway St.
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Coshocton County public records for Sept. 14
Gregory Dean Dille of Warsaw and Judy Marie Kuntz of Warsaw. Bradley Dean Young of Coshocton and Heaven Rose Salmons of Coshocton. Danielle L. Carpenter of Newcomerstown vs Keith D. Carpenter Jr. of Dennison. LAND TRANSFERS. July 9. Pointe Oaks Inc., an Ohio Corporation, to Hasseman Properties LLC, 1512 Adams...
Farm and Dairy
Knives, guns, gold, jewelry, and misc.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS – HOME ARTS BUILDING. Knives/ Guns, Gold, Silver, Jewelry, Equipment,Â. Glassware, Collectibles, Collector Cards / Baseball Cards, Furniture, Outdoor, Kitchen, Household, and Misc. Terms: Cash or Good Check. Credit cards subject to 4% convenience fee. Not responsible for Accidents or Loss. Announcements...
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Pickerington approves more than $1 million in building permits
PICKERINGTON − The Pickerington building department recently granted 15 commercial building permits worth $1,153,899. Topping the list is a $500,000 permit for the installation of a new fire alarm system as part of a new construction permit at 1013 Stonecreek Drive South. Here are the remaining permits: A $201,600 permit to install a new sprinkler system at Ortho One at 1013 Stonecreek Drive South. A $200,000 permit for interior alteration for a new Subway at 1142 Hill Road North. A $61,684 permit for HVAC system work at 623 Hill Road North. A $50,000 permit for a roof replacement at 154 Jamie Lynn Circle. A $50,000 permit for a roof replacement at 168 Jamie Lynn Circle. A $45,000 permit to replace and asphalt shingle roof at 1029 Refugee Road, Unit 200. An 11,500 permit for fire alarm work at 130 Hill Road South. A $10,000 permit for sprinkler system work at 750 Preston Trails Drive. A $9,982 permit for HVAC work at 1740 Hill Road North. A $5,000 permit for fire restoration at 1595 Charles Court, Unit K. A $4,837 permit for HVAC work at 1740 Hill Road North. A $4,296 permit for security equipment work at 175 Postage Drive. A
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Berlin Gardens and Windward Design Group name director of furniture sales
MILLERSBURG, Ohio — Casual furnishings veteran Micke Friedrichsen has been named director of furniture sales by Berlin Gardens for its flagship brand and its subsidiary, Windward Design Group/Windward Outdoor. In this role, Friedrichsen will oversee the strategic growth, dealer relations and sales team development across both product lines, focusing...
athensindependent.com
Dover Township discusses data center concerns
DOVER TOWNSHIP, Ohio — At a public meeting of the Dover Township Trustees last Thursday, Sept. 3, attendees expressed concerns about a potential data center, and one trustee signaled an interest in holding a public vote on the issue. In July, the Independent reported that the New York-based firm...
Times Recorder
Anchor Church sees future on Beaumont Street after eminent domain dismissal
ZANESVILLE – A 13-page print-out was taped up to the wall of the Anchor Church lobby Aug. 14. "Official ruling" was written in bold, black Sharpie with a large arrow pointing to the outcome of an eminent domain lawsuit filed in December 2025. "The plaintiff's petition is hereby dismissed." Just a few days earlier, Aaron Bounds, lead pastor at Anchor Church, approached the altar's lectern to share the news with the hundreds of people in the congregation. A church-owned property at 2 Beaumont St., a nearly four-acre plot located back behind West Main Street's Dollar General, was previously at the epicenter of a potential seizure. Litigation arose after the city of Zanesville envisioned the land as part of a nature preserve to connect with its other neighboring properties and Confluence Park. The church envisioned it as the home of its new two-story, 54,000-square-foot church. Muskingum County Court of Common Pleas Judge Kelly Cottrill tossed out the city's petition for appropriation Aug. 5. Cottrill stated Zanesville did not act in good faith to procure the riverside property, that the taking was not necessary for public use and that the city had hurt its cause through a flip-flopping interest in the property
delawaresource.com
Trust Scioto Title with Your Next Real Estate Transaction
For Jon Lindahl, starting his own business wasn’t a sudden leap, it was an idea that followed him for many years, until the time was right. In early 2026, when he decided it was finally time to open his own Title & Escrow Company, one of his first calls was to Community Manager Laurie Ledon at COhatch Delaware.
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Developer withdraws contentious proposal for multi-car garages near Newark’s Overlook housing development
Vista Residential Properties has officially withdrawn a controversial variance request to build multi-car garages at the Newark Trailhead Vista apartments, according to Newark Zoning Inspector George Carter. Trailhead Vista made a zoning request to Newark’s Board of Zoning Appeals to build three parking garages with a 50-foot setback from nearby...
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Homeless Hearts expands services in Coshocton
Homeless Hearts of Coshocton is offering people the chance to get off the streets and change their lives. Karen Eubank and Heather Walker have helped homeless for the past 12 years and now have a building to operate out of. Their nonprofit is located at 616 Walnut St., and they have been serving people there since July.
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Columbus’ Wallick names SVP of construction
Columbus, Ohio-based Wallick named Christopher Italiano as Senior Vice President of Construction. In this role, Italiano leads the company’s construction team with a focus on alignment, accountability, operational excellence, safety, quality, and disciplined project delivery. He works closely across the Development, Construction, Operations, and Finance business divisions to support Wallick’s mission, growth strategy, and long-term success.