Agriculture News & Events
Five directors will be elected and 2011 activities will be reviewed at the TCCA annual meeting Feb. 13.
Growing educational opportunities as well as growing trees are both goals of a local organization committed to natural resource conservation.
Healthy soil is critical for producing a healthy, bountiful food supply. A contest for local students aims to highlight this with a unique art contest.
Right now, the wheels of federal farm programs are running smoothly, which may not bode well for the farm bill and agricultural funding amid the tight budget situation.
Close to 200 people attended a community forum held at the Valley View Community Church Jan. 23 that focused on oil and natural gas exploration and drilling. The forum chose questions submitted to The Budget newspaper for a panel of lawmakers and experts in various fields to answer.
A dairy producer meeting will be held Feb. 15, at the Dutch Valley Restaurant, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tuscarawas County 4-H and FFA junior fair steer weigh-in to take place at Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds Show Arena.
White-tailed deer provide abundant recreation opportunities for hunters and wildlife watchers, but they can also cost millions of dollars every year through deer-vehicle collisions.
The Tuscarawas County Junior Fair Dairy Sale has become legendary in its response from those in the business community to help support young people. Supporters were recognized at the 24th annual banquet, where one reminisced about the early beginnings of the program.
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Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
For the 17th year in a row, Dover-Phila Federal Credit Union members received a year-end bonus dividend as well as an interest rebate.
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.
The National Association of Entrepreneurship named SUPERB Industries a national award winner through a balloting process from a field of thousands.
WNPQ The Light wins Station of the Year in small markets, as selected by Focus on the Family.
Parent company of First Federal Community Bank reports earning for the three months ended Dec. 31, 2011.
Winter sport enthusiasts were delighted to (finally) get a solid layer of snow in the Tuscarawas Valley last weekend. Breitenbach Vineyards seized the opportunity to host a community sled riding party.
Local company first to offer rights in Ohio; growth into mineral rights market labeled as relatively organic for Kaufman Realty & Auctions.
Kimble rebrands J&J Refuse, Ace Disposal, and other members of its waste disposal and recycling group.
A dairy producer meeting will be held Feb. 15, at the Dutch Valley Restaurant, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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For the last five years, the youth of St. John's United Church of Christ in Dover have willingly slept outside in the cold in order to raise awareness of homelessness in Tuscarawas County, and to learn, for one night, what it is like to be in that situation.
Traditional candlelight Christmas Eve service at First United Church of Christ.
It was difficult not to be overwhelmed by the dozens of cookies on display at New Philadelphia's First United Church of Christ during their annual Cookie Walk.
Dover First United Methodist Church welcomes David McClintock for a special Christmas concert, Dec. 11.
Looking for something unique to do over the Christmas season? Dundee native and Eastman School of Music graduate Justin Mason will present two trombone concerts at area churches. The concerts are free and open to the public and will double as a community sing.
More than 1,000 coats are in the process of being distributed throughout northeast Ohio to children participating in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, thanks to the generosity of area churches and community members.
Hunters took a break from deer season to enjoy a hot lunch and swap hunting stories at a popular lunch spot for hunters and neighbors during the annual harvest.
Dec. 17 and 18 will see two fun and family-friendly events at Christian Temple in Uhrichsville.
When country neighbors join together in a celebration of community and the holidays, amazing things transpire. One local community pulls together each year not only to celebrate together, but also to make a difference in the lives of others in need.
Union Hill Church in Sugarcreek will host their Star of Wonder Bazaar, Nov. 18.
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The MCC turkey truck rolled through Berlin for its annual meat canning days event, and unlike last year, this one steamed along with no issues whatsoever.
Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
A special winter hike is scheduled for Feb. 4 at the Norma Johnson Center.
There will be a lot of activity around the area March 30 and 31 when the Special Olympics Ohio State Basketball Tournament rolls into Tuscarawas County. A host of individuals and organizations come together to put on this important event. Find out how you can help too.
A nonpartisan Meet the Candidates question and answer session will be hosted by the Tuscarawas County Patriots of Liberty, at Founders Hall on the campus of Kent State University Tuscarawas.
Students interested in applying for the Tuscarawas County Retired Teachers' Association can apply now.
Parents can register their children for kindergarten in the New Philadelphia City School District.
Women can get a little help in looking good and feeling better with the Look Good... Feel Better program from the American Cancer Society.
The Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau awarded several $500 grants to local organizations.
Free speaker series to begin with Creating a Perfect World: Ohio and the Utopian Movement in the 19th Century.
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Dover Exchange Club members will hold a chicken barbecue for Londyn Miller to help cover her medical expenses.
Special program at Dover Public Library.
It was difficult not to be overwhelmed by the dozens of cookies on display at New Philadelphia's First United Church of Christ during their annual Cookie Walk.
Before retiring and moving to Orlando, Florida, Bill Passio owned the famous Philly Princeton Italian Deli on Princeton Avenue in northeast Philadelphia. Now he's bringing back his legendary sandwiches - this time to the people of New Philadelphia.
Zoar recipes reflect holiday traditions.
Dover Public Library's Liz Strauss, teen librarian, came up with a fun and exciting competition for young adults with Chopped, a cooking challenge that is patterned after the popular television program. Six area teens collaborated to create some delicious and some questionable dishes at the Nov. 22...
The staff at The Inn at Honey Run, including Executive Chef Scott Fetty, put a lot of thought into creating a name for their dining room, something that would reflect the cuisine created there - Tarragon.
Make this holiday special with Troyer's specialty and everyday items.
Delphian Chorale to hold annual dinner and show.
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Students interested in applying for the Tuscarawas County Retired Teachers' Association can apply now.
Parents can register their children for kindergarten in the New Philadelphia City School District.
Students from 20 teams representing 14 high schools matched up in a battle of knowledge at the ECOL Scholar Challenge tournament, where two local schools took top honors.
Healthy soil is critical for producing a healthy, bountiful food supply. A contest for local students aims to highlight this with a unique art contest.
Tuscarawas County Democrat Women to offer two scholarships.
More than 150 people looking for a new career attended an adult education open house held at Buckeye Career Center in New Philadelphia Jan. 24.
Scholarships available from New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club.
Cameron Johnson, a fifth-grade student from Dover, has an opportunity to visit western Canada as a student ambassador in the People to People Ambassador Program in June of this year. Cameron's latest fundraiser for his trip includes Valentine chocolate suckers, bouquets and chocolate covered...
Claymont High School seniors can obtain the application for a Claymont Foundation scholarship from the high school guidance office.
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Marissa Yoder and Brandon Bunnelle are engaged.
Morgan Frank, of Dover, and Joey Hodge, of Caldwell, W.Va., are engaged to be married.
Paul and Jane Delcoma, of Strasburg, celebrate their wedding anniversary.
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Women can get a little help in looking good and feeling better with the Look Good... Feel Better program from the American Cancer Society.
A free Winter Hike will take place in Historic Schoenbrunn Village Feb. 11, from 9-11 a.m.
Close to 200 people attended a community forum held at the Valley View Community Church Jan. 23 that focused on oil and natural gas exploration and drilling. The forum chose questions submitted to The Budget newspaper for a panel of lawmakers and experts in various fields to answer.
Union Hospital and the Dover Public Library have partnered to offer free heart health screenings from 9-11 a.m. Feb. 3.
Special program at Dover Public Library.
First Run for Home workshop scheduled for Feb. 4.
Michael J. Hawley will oversee maintenance in his new position at Union Hospital in Dover.
Health program has helped to increase employee participation at one local company to 61 percent of their 114 employees.
The cold weather doesn't stop Dr. Keith Van Epps from walking each morning at Crater Stadium at Dover in an effort to stay healthy. As a retired physician, Dr. Van Epps has seen first hand the devastating effects of a sedentary lifestyle in patients he has known throughout his career.
This will be the fifth year for the Union Hospital Run for Home, which includes a half-marathon road race, three-person team relay, five-mile walk, one-mile fun run/walk, and a short kids' race.
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Joanne Marie Butler, 77, of Uhrichsville, died Jan. 30, 2012, at Union Hospital, Dover, following a lengthy illness.
Junior L. Rufenacht, 84, of New Philadelphia, died Jan. 29, 2012, at Union Hospital, Dover, following a period of declining health.
Richard Leroy “Dick” West, 64, of Freeport, a longtime resident of Uhrichsville, died unexpectedly Jan. 25, 2012, at his home.
Madeline A. Wallick, 85, of Middletown, formerly of Dover, died Jan. 24, 2012, at Garden Manor.
Madeline was born June 21, 1926, in Rockford, Ill. On July 30, 1945, she was united in marriage to Richard W. Wallick, who preceded her in death in 2003.
David E. Cutlip, 67, of Bowerston, formerly of Uhrichsville, died Jan. 27, 2012, at Trinity Hospital Twin City, Dennison, following a lengthy illness.
William R. Jennings Jr., 72, of Dover, died Jan. 25, 2012, following an extended illness.
Betty Yockey, 90, of Dover, died Jan. 25, 2012, at Amberwood Manor, New Philadelphia.
Sandra L. Shores, 73, of New Philadelphia, died peacefully Jan. 24, 2012, at Union Hospital, Dover, from cardiac arrest, while surrounded by her family.
Janice E. Baker, 86, of Dennison, died Jan. 28, 2012, at Trinity Hospital Twin City, following a short illness.
Vera Viola Miller, 77, of Sugarcreek, died Jan. 24, 2012, at her home, following a battle with cancer.
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Struggling with loads of laundry, clutter in the kitchen and chaos in your life? Stress can easily steal our joy. Trish Berg reminds us to simplify the small stuff and find Joy in the Journey.
If you receive monthly Social Security or SSI payments, you received a 3.6 percent cost-of-living adjustment beginning with your payment for the month of January 2012.
The U.S. EPA and all 50 states have a wide variety of water pollution laws that prohibit a person from allowing oil to spill from tanks into streams, lakes and other water bodies.
Canned salmom-Does it have the same health benefits from omega-3 fatty acids?
Tami Lange has seen fighting robots, tail-less dolphins and one-armed surfers and has left the theater a bit happier because of it.
Ohioan's have a love-hate relationship with winter. We love the beauty of the freshly fallen, but hate the salted, slushy aftermath. And in the middle of a summer heat wave, we miss the snow.
This Savvy Senior column includes a breakdown of the 2011 income tax filing requirements, along with a few other tax tips to help you determine if you need to file.
Columnist Bruce Glick summarizes happenings in the local birding world. This week Bruce writes about more rare birds discovered during this unusual January.
It's never too late to figure out the most obvious things in life and, as Mike Dewey discovers, it can be a lot of fun.
Unseasonably warm temperatures this winter has allowed some spring bulbs to make an early appearance. Another cold spell should put them back into dormancy and they will bloom in the spring as expected.
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A nonpartisan Meet the Candidates question and answer session will be hosted by the Tuscarawas County Patriots of Liberty, at Founders Hall on the campus of Kent State University Tuscarawas.
Close to 200 people attended a community forum held at the Valley View Community Church Jan. 23 that focused on oil and natural gas exploration and drilling. The forum chose questions submitted to The Budget newspaper for a panel of lawmakers and experts in various fields to answer.
Secretary of State announces 4,086 signatures submitted from petitioners.
Following the retirement of Rockne Clarke, a temporary clerk of courts has been elected to hold the position through December 2012.
The prospect of extracting natural gas and oil in Tuscarawas County from Marcellus and Utica shale has started a debate within the community, with people against the drilling citing possible environmental dangers, and those who are for the drilling citing the possible money to be made and jobs...
Tuscarawas County Treasurer Jeffery S. Mamarella has announced that he will seek reelection to the office of county treasurer for a fourth term.
Tuscarawas County Commissioner Chris A. Abbuhl has announced that he will seek reelection to a third term as commissioner.
Bistro 131 at New Philadelphia played host to the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce's legislative luncheon, with Gov. John Kasich announcing the appointment of Sen. Jason Wilson to the governor's Office of Appalachia.
Belle Everett has officially joined the race for the seat of Jim Seldenright, Tuscarawas County commissioner, who will not seek reelection.
Marvin Fete defeats incumbent Michael C. Johnson in New Philadelphia Law Director race.
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