Many rural Ohioans find that they do not have access to the Internet, and when they do, that the cost is prohibitive and bandwidth is restrictive. Nonprofit Connect Ohio is banding together with others to close the gap.

Dave Mast recaps his year of walking with his wife.

Missy touts some great websites for those who love to read magazines but cringe at the subscription prices.

Bruce Stambaugh shares about the many benefits of a fireplace.

With a child about to turn 13, Karen Wilson looks ahead at what she would like him to master before he leaves home.

Supporters of Nitro's Law will be holding a peaceful demonstration at the Tuscarawas County Courthouse Feb. 7, from 8 a.m. to noon, the same day the trial of Debra Brown of New Philadelphia begins.

The National Association of Entrepreneurship named SUPERB Industries a national award winner through a balloting process from a field of thousands.

Free computer and eBook classes available at the Dover Public Library beginning Jan. 30.

The next meeting of the Mud Run Stream Keepers will be held Feb. 1, at 6 p.m., in the Warwick Township Volunteer Fire Department, 397 East Avenue Extension SE, Tuscarawas.

WNPQ The Light wins Station of the Year in small markets, as selected by Focus on the Family.

The annual Hiland baseball pasta feed will take place Friday, Jan. 27, from 4:30 to 7 p.m., in the Hiland cafeteria.

The Strasburg Tigers achieved an accomplishment that was a long time coming, finally beating Hiland 55-51 in overtime at Strasburg Jan. 11 to end a lengthy string of losses.

The Classic in the Country has turned into one of the nation's top high school hoops events, and there are plenty of great reasons, basketball aside, to come visit the Perry Reese Center Jan. 14-16, over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend.

Hiland held Tuscarawas Central Catholic scoreless in the second quarter and ran away to an 83-19 victory Saturday, Jan. 7 at Hiland.

Hiland's height proved to be too high to get over for Tuscarawas Central Catholic, as the Hawks rolled to a large win Tuesday, Dec. 13 at New Philadelphia.

The New Philadelphia High School Quakers recently won their meet against Marietta, and look forward to a successful season, despite 15 new swimmers.

Hiland parlayed a strong fourth quarter into a 46-35 victory over IVC foe Strasburg in the season-opener for the Lady Hawks.

The Starz were in alignment this season for one local softball team.

Garaway entered a hornets nest on Friday, Nov. 11 at Green High School, and Kirtland ended the Pirates record-breaking run with a 52-7 defeat.

Garaway finished the 2011 State cross country meet with two All-Ohioans, but the Pirates and Lady Pirates are hardly finished when it comes to trying to get even better.