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The Coshocton Tribune

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Check out these Coshocton County restaurant inspections

COSHOCTON − The following are restaurant inspections with critical violations, as conducted by the Coshocton Public Health District in October 2026. Oct. 15 Subway, 390 1/2 South Whitewoman St.: No person in charge present during inspection. Meaning there was nobody who could demonstrate no critical violations knowledge or ensuring employees were maintaining temperatures of food during hot and cold storage. Employees were not informed of responsibility to report health information. Foods not being held proper cold temperatures. Doors were propped open and there are no screens or air curtains, which could allow for flies and other pests to enter. Oct. 29 Tlaquepaque, 131 N. Third St.: Kitchen employees need trained in food safety and processes and monitoring temperatures. No employees was observed washing hands. Large pots and containers of meat and poultry on floor in front of handwashing sink, blocking it from employee use. Foods are to covered in refrigerator, including large bins of beans and rice after use. Foods in pans in chest freezer were from 55 to 60 degrees at time of inspection. Roach spray and powder under cabinet in waiting room station stored with soda bags and hoses. Foods in freezer were not frozen and where improperly

Coshocton County, OH · 1d

The Coshocton Tribune

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Coshocton County Prosecutor’s Office adds new victim/witness coordinator

Hailey Helter is the new victim/witness coordinator for the Coshocton County Prosecutor's Office. The goal is to make sure victims feel heard, supported and informed during what can often be a difficult and overwhelming time, according to a community announcement. Helter will work closely with victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process, providing support, guidance, information and assistance along the way She will keep victims informed on their cases, explain their rights, assist with victim impact statements and restitution paperwork and serve as a point of contact for questions and concerns. More: Our Town Coshocton taps Hailey Helter to lead downtown efforts Additionally, Helter will also work at the front desk in the office and answer phones. She is a 2023 graduate of Coshocton High School, where she multi sports for the Coshocton Redskins, including varsity volleyball as a middle hitter and defensive specialist. Helter holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Ashland University and previously service as the executive director of Our Town Coshocton. This article originally appeared on Coshocton Tribune: Coshocton County Prosecutor’s Office adds new victim/witness coordinator

Coshocton County, OH · 2d

WTRF- 7News

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Ohio man followed woman into gas station after argument and threw her into glass display, grabbed her neck, drug and tossed her around the store by hood of sweatshirt

ZANESVILLE, OH (WTRF) — An Ohio man with two prior domestic violence convictions was sentenced to four years in prison for attacking a woman after she ran into a gas station to escape him. Brandon Ore appeared before Muskingum County Common Pleas Court Judge Kelly Cottrill on Nov. 2. He previously pleaded guilty to felony […]

Zanesville, OH · 2d

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Knox County commissioners meet again; Drenda Keesee hasn't resigned

KNOX COUNTY, Ohio (WSYX) — Knox County commissioners met again Thursday in Mount Vernon as calls grow for Commissioner Drenda Keesee to resign following testimony in her son’s rape trial. Keesee did not resign. She declined an on-camera interview with ABC 6's Hannah Buzza on Thursday morning, but...

Knox County, OH · 2d
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Emergency services respond after Central Ohio car wash brush falls on customer vehicle

A Licking County car wash customer’s vehicle was damaged earlier this week after one of the business’s brushes fell onto the car. On Sunday, the Heath Fire Department responded to the Moo Moo Express Car Wash located at 510 Herbon Rd. in Heath, after a brush from the car wash landed on a customer’s vehicle.

Heath, OH · 23h

Newark Advocate

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Licking County real estate transfers for Oct. 26-30, hit $865K

The following are property transfers recorded in Licking County from Oct. 26-30, 2026. First name indicates the seller; second name represents the buyer . Burlington Township 1928 Marion Road; Helvoigt, Mary A. (Trustee); Loudermilk, Daniel and Ashleigh; 10/28/2026; $500,000 Etna Township 43 Third Ave.; Harris, Kristen and Jackson, Cameron; Blamer, Elizabeth and James; 10/28/2026; $267,000 Granville 216 N. Granger St.; Ingle, Ryan W. and Lauren V.; 216 N Granger Street LLC; 10/26/2026; $865,000 Johnstown 61 Meadow Lane; Seville, Jerry W. and Bowman, Andrea N.; Roberts, Lisa A.; 10/26/2026; $265,000 Licking Township 122 Wilshire Drive; Cox, Larry B.; Peters, Richard Paul and Michelle Lea; 10/28/2026; $400,000 Newark 80 N Westmoor Ave.; Helmondollar, Denise and Roger Alan; Turner, Brent E. and Howarth-Green, Deven B.; 10/26/2026; $217,500 510 Seroco Ave.; Brown, Brenda J.; Davis, Danell Lynn; 10/26/2026; $185,000 15 Fairmont Ave.; Eagles Nest Property Solutions LLC; Murphy Fence LLC; 10/26/2026; $62,500 218 Granville St.; Gabriel, Zachary and Ashlyn; Anse Properties LLC; 10/26/2026; $60,000 Reynoldsburg 8389 Lucerne Drive; Mertz, Brooke and Hone, Tyler; Knoblauch, Tyler Daniel and Siefert, Devon Rachel; 10/26/2026; $360,000 Utica 26 North St.; Buckenberger, R. Andrew and Michelle L.; Poole, Mark R. and Mary L.; 10/28/2026; $325,000 This article originally appeared

Licking County, OH · 1d

The Coshocton Tribune

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Fair board considers discipline against member after misconduct complaints

COSHOCTON − The Coshocton County Fair Board is considering possible disciplinary action against member and treasurer Jason Massie after receiving several complaints regarding misconduct from the public and others connected to the fair. Fair board member and director Jade Dreher turned in several complaints against Massie that were given to her, spurred by incidents at the fair in October. Other complaints go back several years and include allegations of verbal abuse, threats of violence and misuse of a director’s authority. Massie has disputed portions of the allegations while saying he could have handled at least one confrontation differently. The board discussed the matter in executive session Nov. 9 and plans to meet again Nov. 16 to consider what action, if any, to take. Although some complaints involved members of the public violating fairground rules, including one at the most recent fair involving outside alcohol, Dreher said those violations did not excuse Massie’s conduct. At the October meeting, Dreher said "A violation of fairground rules by a member of the public does not excuse inappropriate conduct by a member of this board,” she told the Tribune. “This is not about personalities, friendships, disagreements or taking sides. This is about accountability.” “We

Coshocton County, OH · 2d

Mount Vernon News

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Public notice: Foreclosure of liens

UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE OF LIENS FOR DELINQUENT LAND TAXES. In the Court of Common Pleas of Knox County, Ohio, Case No. 26TF04-0114, Connie Durbin, Knox County Treasurer v. Grace Knott, aka Grace O. Knott, et al. Judgment has been rendered in the above captioned case for taxes, assessments, interest, penalties, and costs (plus any additional taxes, assessments, interest, penalties, and costs, or other charges due and payable as of the date of confirmation of sale), against certain real property bearing Permanent Parcel No. 66-05899.000, commonly known as 112 Wooster Avenue, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050, the legal description for which may be found in Plaintiff’s Complaint, a copy of which is available from the office of the Knox County Clerk of Courts, 117 E. High St., Mount Vernon, OH 43050. The Knox County Auditor’s Fair Market Value of the property is One Hundred Thirty Three Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Dollars and 00/100 ($133,720.00) for Parcel No. 66 05899.000. The said judgment orders the property to be sold by the Sheriff of Knox County, Ohio for no less than One Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Two Hundred Twenty Dollars and 00/ 100 ($135,220.00). The Sheriff will therefore sell the property to the highest bidder to pay such judgment. The Sheriff’s Sale will be an online auction held at https: //knox.sheriffsaleauction.ohio.gov at 10:00 A.M. on December 4, 2026. In the event the said property does not receive a sufficient bid, it shall be re-offered for sale at the same time and website on December 18, 2026, for an amount sufficient to satisfy the judgment on said parcel. Terms: 10% of purchase price but not less than $500.00 on day of sale with balance in 30 days or upon receipt of Sheriff’s Deed, whichever is later. Payment method is check, money order, or bank check only.

Mt Vernon, OH · 4h

Times Recorder

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What to watch during New Lex football's playoff game vs. West Holmes

As one coach told me recently, "this is when the playoffs really start." The regional semifinals most always separate the great from the good. This is the equivalent of the Sweet 16 in the other sports, who all make the postseason. With that in mind, New Lexington football (10-1) gets a stiff test tonight when battle-tested Millersburg West Holmes (9-2) makes the trek to Jim Rockwell Stadium for their Division IV, Region 15 clash. The winner gets the survivor of top-seeded Gnadenhutten Indian Valley (11-0) and fifth-seeded Uhrichsville Claymont (11-1) for a state berth. Here are three things to watch: More: Here are the regional semifinal pairings for Ohio high school football More: New Lex football's seniors are a 'special' blend of personalities More: Sheridan football didn't let setbacks ruin its season. What's next? The offenses These are two impressive offensive teams, particularly in the passing game. The Panthers average 406 yards per game in considerably balanced fashion — they have run for 217 yards per game and passed for 189. Senior Lane Ratliff has passed for 1,942 yards and ran for 661 while accounting for 34 total touchdowns; junior Colton Mathias has amassed 1,237 yards and 11 scores. Big-play

Millersburg, OH · 1d

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The Blue Devils take on the Red Knights Tonight in High School Football

High School Football Friday is here! Tonight, the Danville Blue Devils will take on the Toronto Red Knights at home at Tough Street Stadium. The Postseason only gets more tense, as the Blue Devils have a season record of 11-0, and the Red Knights have a record of 10-1. Both very strong teams, who will win these Semifinals?

Danville, OH · 19h

The Daily Record

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Vital statistics: Marriage license applications in Wayne and Holmes counties

Wayne County Marriage licenses Brandon Charles Gibson, 333 W. South St., Wooster, and Emily Grace Mead, same address. Timothy Allen Winkleman, 6343 Cleveland Road, Wooster, and Ashley Dawn Strait, 5912 Akron Road, Lot 7, Smithville. Thomas Edward Arnt, 151 S. Main St., Creston, and Dawn Eileen Still, 17 Westview Drive, Marshallville. Brett Andrew McCoy, 325 Franklin Drive, Doylestown, and Savannah Benton Burgy, same address. Warren Paul Stoller, 808 County Road 1900 E., Eureka, Illinois, and Jerika Martha Bauman, 7424 Bechtel Road, Wooster. Patrick Brian Hinton, 501 Williamsburg Court, Apt. C, Wooster, and Andrea L. Roman, same address. Zachary Isaac Slanker, 3495 Herbert St., Mogadore, and Marissa Cathryn Wertz, 406 E. Paradise St., Orrville. Eugene William Amstutz, 13220 Goudy Road, Dalton, and Sherri L. Gochnauer, same address. Jacob E. Miller, 3171 Blacklyville Road, Wooster, and Amanda E. Hershberger, 10376 Emerson Road, Apple Creek. Jason Isaac Phelps, 1757 Paradise Road, Orrville, and Sara Ann Schopf, same address. William J. Miller, 16427 Hackett Road, Dalton, and Fannie A. Miller, 10506 Senff Road, Dundee. John M. Mast, 8321 Weaver Road, Fredericksburg, and Anna D. Miller, 362 County Road 2575, Unit A, Loudonville. Grayson David Wise, 2482 Townsend Drive, Wooster, and Allysa Nicole Luhring, 2482

Wayne County, OH · 1d

NewsForce 24/7

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Zanesville Teen Cassidy Lantz Takes Steps Forward After Her Stroke

Hope sounds different to Tim Lantz these days — sometimes, it sounds like the voice of his 14-year-old daughter, Cassidy. The Maysville eighth grader has spent two weeks in intensive care since a stroke on October 20, and she is now feeding herself at times, taking short assisted walks and, every once in a while, […]

Zanesville, OH · 13h

takingthekids.com

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This Ohio Amish Buffet Has People Coming Back Again And Again For Its Old-School Comfort Food

Dandelion gravy poured over mashed potatoes, finished with a hard-boiled egg. That seasonal special shows up on one Amish buffet, and I can’t stop thinking about it. The same buffet line is famous for fried chicken made fresh every single day. Then it gets bold with surprises like Japanese-style chicken thighs. Amish comfort food with a curveball? I’m listening.

Holmes County, OH · 1d

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Wednesday Fire Contained to Equipment at Local Business

A quick response by employees and firefighters helped keep a Wednesday afternoon fire from spreading at Walnut Creek Planing in Sugarcreek Township. Sugarcreek Fire crews were sent just before 12:45 p.m. to the facility on Shetler Road after a fire broke out inside a large sanding machine. Assistant Fire Chief Cody Shetler says plant employees used fire extinguishers and built-in safety systems to contain the blaze before firefighters arrived.

Sugarcreek, OH · 2d

WHIZ

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Registration for the 2026 Zanesville Christmas Parade is now open

ZANESVILLE, Ohio – It’s time to build your floats and load up on candy. The Zanesville Christmas Parade is returning to the downtown area and registration is open now. The parade will be on Saturday, Dec. 5, starting at 2 p.m. Jordin Harmer, the Zanesville-Muskingum County Visitor’s Bureau’s manager, explains the process for those wanting to register.

Zanesville, OH · 1d

NewsForce 24/7

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New Lexington Edges West Holmes 36-30 on Late Ratliff TD to Reach Final

NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio — New Lexington traded the lead three times in the fourth quarter and made the last trade count. The second-seeded Panthers beat third-seeded West Holmes 36-30 on Friday night, November 13, at Jim Rockwell Stadium in an OHSAA Division IV, Region 15 semifinal, according to the Zanesville Times Recorder’s game report. The […]

New Lexington, OH · 7h

The Coshocton Tribune

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Little wrestlers, big growth. Coshocton biddy program surges | Exclusive

COSHOCTON − Coshocton’s youngest wrestlers are filling the mats in record numbers the biddy league hasn’t seen before. The program has exploded from 40 last year to 100 this season with boys and girls from preschool to sixth grade. Third-year head coach Nathan Gibson attributes the rise to word of mouth, a push on social media and an emphasis on fun and connection. The increase in numbers has led to split practices, using the wrestling room and a space behind the bleachers on the upper part of the gymnasium for practices and a station system where grapplers work individually with coaches on specific skills. Along with practices and wrestling meets there are activities aimed at families. There's an annual Christmas party, Dad's Day where fathers can wrestle with their kids and Mom's Day when mothers can play around in the gym with their children. The ultimate goal is to provide a pipeline of new wrestlers for the high school varsity team. Youth wrestling revival sparks growing interest Varsity coach Sean Collins talked to Gibson three years ago about boosting the biddy program. By the time students reached junior high, they were already locked into other sports and Collins found the

Coshocton, OH · 1d

Times Recorder

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Check out these Muskingum County real estate transfers

Oct. 19 1456 4th & Market Holdings LLC to 333 Market Street LLC, 333 Market St., Zanesville, $725,000 1457 Knox Muskingum LLC to Chad Russell and Lindsey L. Olinger, 4730 South Edinbergh Drive, Zanesville, $644,335 1458 William Taylor to Michelle Helms, 105 Beard St., Frazeysburg, $175,000 1459 DTJM Investments LLC to M&S Investment Properties LLC, 1616 Hoge Ave., Zanesville, $99,400 1460 Daniel S. and Sara B. McVey to Valerie Bryan, 2700 Stanway Drive, Zanesville, $458,000 1461 Stephanie Shaeffer and Jeremy Mohler to James R., Patricia and Michele D. Factor, 1250 Newark Road, Zanesville, $279,900 1462 Star G. Martin to Jayquann Anthony Stevens, 472 Gray St., Zanesville, $130,000 1463 HC630 Imperial LLC to Muskingum Self Storage LLC, 1071 Linden Ave. Rear, Zanesville, $350,000 Oct. 20 1464 Isaiah Cooksey to Haven and Elizabeth Clark, 12 Stevy Lane, Frazeysburg, $229,000 1465 Aiden Douglas Fritter to Mason A. Peffers, 921 Lindbergh Ave., Zanesville, $190,000 1466 Clinton Eric Mohler to Alicia Doyle, 5660 Mill St., White Cottage, $150,000 1467 Billie L. Anderson Jr. to Kenimer G. Tucker Jr., 904 Pershing Road, Zanesville, $20,000 1468 JAMM Storage LLC to Dat Van Do and Thu Thi Vu, 838 Wabash Ave., Zanesville, $165,000 1469 Dorothy L. Rucker to

Zanesville, OH · 1d

statelinesportsnetwork.net

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Four Schools to Leave Licking County League, Form New League of Like-Size Schools

NEWARK — The Licking County League is splitting up. Lakewood (Hebron), Newark Catholic, Northridge (Johnstown) and Utica notified league officials Tuesday, Nov. 10, of their plans to leave the LCL and form a new league — a move driven by the enrollment gap that has been the league’s running argument for years.

Licking County, OH · 2d

NewsForce 24/7

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Disaster Help Available in Zanesville Through Nov. 20 for Storm Survivors

Southeast Ohio residents still digging out from August’s severe weather have about a week left to get in-person federal disaster help in Zanesville, where a FEMA and Small Business Administration outreach site runs through Friday, November 20, according to a community announcement reported by the Zanesville Times Recorder. Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency […]

Zanesville, OH · 14h