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New fundraiser at the Tuscarawas County Public Library benefits One Book, One Community event to be held this fall. Area residents brought sensitive documents to be shredded for a good cause.
The first ever QuiltFest, sponsored by the Tuscarawas County OSU Extension, will be held on Saturday, June 9, at the Yellow Butterfly Winery. Food, folklore, bike riding, and other activities will provide plenty of family fun.
With summer vacation on the horizon, Dover City Schools relaxed the curriculum for the day May 15 and allowed fifth graders the opportunity to make art on the sidewalks of 30 downtown Dover businesses in the first Dover Chalk Walk.
Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor visited Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce members to share about the CSI (Common Sense Initiative) Ohio program that is under way through her office in Columbus in order to streamline and eliminate governmental red tape wherever possible.
Forward thinking by the Twin Cities Chamber of Commerce is the impetus behind possibly establishing a downtown development director position to fuel business growth and tourism in the downtown areas.
Art, music and tasty food were showcased in the New Philadelphia Business and Community Association's first Merchant and Artist Walk of the year May 12, when local businesses hosted artists working in a variety of mediums.
Making something from virtually nothing results in a fundraiser for orphaned children in a Ugandan village in eastern Africa. Cinzia in downtown New Philadelphia has partnered with the Faith Children's Foundation and artist Nakku Bena for the effort.
Culinary Capers once again serves up the best of the best from volunteer area chefs to provide top-notch patient care for those served by Community Hospice. The event, held May 5 at the KSU Performing Arts Center featured everything from exotic appetizers to mouthwatering entrees to delectable...
More excitement than ever was in the air at the Breitenbach May Fest National Dandelion Cookoff as Allison Fishman, of Yahoo!, filmed the contest for more than a million viewers.
Coming from a long line of carvers, it's no wonder that David Warther has a passion for all things both delicate and intricate. Warther's ivory carvings, a large series of sailing vessels, will be showcased in David Warther Carvings, a new building located between Sugarcreek and Walnut Creek along...
Ann Swinderman traveled to Shipsewana, Ind. to preview the musical, The Confession, which is coming to the stage in Sugarcreek this June.
Infrastructure upgrades may be tied to privatizing turnpike.
The castle-like structure rising at the top of a hill off of Old Route 39 is the result of one man's dream - a dream to share with his community a little bit of Old Country charm and to create a gathering place. The new structure, called The Tool Shed, is described as a "living, working,...
In spite of tough economic times, the mayors of Twin Cities Dennison and Uhrichsville had plenty of positive news to report to local business leaders at April's Twin Cities Chamber meeting.
When business and education work hand in hand, great things can happen for the students of today who are the leaders of tomorrow. These two groups are working together in Tuscarawas County to bring about positive long-term economic development and community growth.
Buckeye Career Center superintendent Roger Bond welcomes employer participation in sophomore visits.
Wanda Angel promoted to brand manager at ProVia.
Dutchman Hospitality Group has partnered with Nashville producers to bring their hit musical, The Confession, to Sugarcreek. The Carlisle Inn at Sugarcreek will be home to the full-length musical beginning in June 2012. The production will run until Dec. 15 in the newly equipped conference room.
The Berlin Main Street Merchants will host the seventh annual Berlin Barn Storm on Saturday, April 28.
Alpine Structures in Dundee offers the best in storage solutions and will be hosting a three-day spring sale April 26-28 during regular business hours.
Grand jury brings charges of grand theft of a firearm, breaking and entering and theft.
Nature's Food Market marked its arrival into its new digs on U.S. 62 in Berlin with a ceremonial ribbon cutting Tuesday, April 10.
In a tight job market, it is more important than ever before for job seekers to have a professional appearance when meeting potential employers. Here are some tips from area experts.
With high unemployment rates remaining in place, more than 1,100 job seekers took advantage of a unique opportunity to meet with potential employers face to face.
Yahoo will be filming at the 2012 Dandelion May Fest, which will feature the Great Dandelion Cookoff, dandelion picking contest, and dandelion scavenger hunt.
Paul Rogers joins SUPERB Industries team.
Local author has scheduled a break from her space travels to touch down at the Dayspring Christian Bookstore in New Philadelphia, where she'll be available to autograph copies of The Story in the Stars
Fifty-five employers who are actively hiring to attend job fair on April 11
Graphic Publications, Inc. welcomes Lou Loeber to the team.
The Pizza War is on at Tuscora Park Pavilion April 28, from noon to 3 p.m. A dozen local pizzerias compete for top pizza and top money trophies in a unique fundraiser for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Area schools are encouraged to get involved in a positive healthy foods trend by incorporating local foods into their school menus, and also to promote sound eating and exercise patterns for their students. A recent gathering at Bistro 131 in New Philadelphia provided a strong kick-off for schools...
Holmes Power Equipment recently built a newer, larger facility to house everything an outdoor shopper could want. Celebrate with them at their open house, April 9-14 at their location near Mt. Hope.
The Berlin Main Street Merchants are hosting a spring promotion on Saturday, March 31, with sales, discounts and free giveaways throughout the day.
Monroe Beachy pleads guilty in federal court.
Enjoy a meal at Dennison Yard on Mondays in April and support the Claymont Foundation.
Job Fair 2012 to take place Wednesday, April 11, from noon to 3 p.m. at The Monroe Centre.
Tuscarawas County Job & Family Services is leading the way to raise awareness about child abuse prevention and neglect in Tuscarawas County by participating in a statewide initiative April 11 with the Wear Blue to Work Day campaign.
Potted daffodils will be available at the Dover and New Philadelphia Geib Funeral Homes from March 19-26. The flowers come four to a foil-covered pot with all proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society.
For the fourth time, Adventure Harley-Davidson has been recognized as a Bar & Shield winner.
The unofficial first sign of spring is the annual ECO-BIA Spring Home and Garden Show at New Towne Mall at New Philadelphia. More than 60 vendors and exhibits share the latest home and garden trends for two consecutive weekends.
Bankers meet with legislators and regulators to discuss how recent banking proposals have affected Ohio.
Guggisberg Cheese wins gold on an international level with their Swiss Cheese.
The Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market showcased just how cutting edge and quality go hand-in-hand in Amish Country's hardwood furniture world.
New post office to open inside ACE Hardware store on South Broadway in New Philadelphia.
Holmes County Women in Networking will bring Belinda Ellsworth, internationally known direct sales expert, to Kent State Tuscarawas at New Philadelphia May 5, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., for a high-energy seminar that will interest those in the direct sales industry. Early registration ends March 31.
Merit Seed has become the premier supplier for the area when it comes to the seed business. As they commemorate their 75th year as a local seed provider, they'll host a Customer Appreciation Day on March 31, with refreshments, door prizes and as always, their top-quality product.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas hosted the Engineering Opportunity Exposition, a chance for local students interested in engineering careers to meet local engineering employers.
Dutchman Hospitality Group to purchase Troyer's Dutch Heritage Restaurants in Sarasota, Fla. and Bellville.
Strategically planning out your thoughts and ideas, whether in work or at home, is the base of a good game plan, according to Julian Coblentz, who spoke recently at the Keim Lumber Appreciation Night.
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.
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.
PBS favorite This Old House gave a huge boost to Mullet Cabinet by choosing the local cabinetry shop to produce kitchen cabinets for its project on a historical 300-year-old home in Massachusetts.
More than 400 creditors missed filing deadline.
Dutchman Hospitality Group has partnered with Nashville producers to bring their hit musical, The Confession, to Sugarcreek. The Carlisle Inn at Sugarcreek will be home to the full-length musical beginning in June 2012. The production will run until Dec. 15 in the newly equipped conference room.
Dutchman Hospitality Group has partnered with Nashville producers to bring their hit musical, The Confession, to Sugarcreek. The Carlisle Inn at Sugarcreek will be home to the full-length musical beginning in June 2012. The production will run until Dec. 15 in the newly equipped conference room.
Trina Miller, aka, Everyone's Mom, was named as the recipient of the fourth annual Win a Car for Christmas Contest, held at Chuck Nicholson's Auto SuperStore in Millersburg, on Thursday, Dec. 22.
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...
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.
In its 19th year, the Tuscarawas Dance Arts Center production of The Nutcracker Ballet will include several new faces. The Bargain Hunter had the opportunity to talk to some of them at a recent rehearsal held at their downtown Dover studio.
Delatore joins CSB as vice president and commercial lender.
Coffee News, published locally by Jac Clay of New Philadelphia, has received national recognition from Entrepreneur magazine.
Trent B. Troyer, president and chief executive officer of First Federal Community Bank, was elected at the annual meeting of the Ohio Bankers League to serve as first vice chairman for 2012.
Lighting update at Andreas will ultimately improve the community and prove to be more cost-efficient in the long term.
Visitors to www.BHDeals.com will be able to cash in on some great discounts, beginning Black Friday, Nov. 26, as special certificates for discounts will be available for many local merchants.
There is something about the blazing lights on a newly lit Christmas tree that brings out the wonder in all of us. New Philadelphia brought in the holiday spirit with their traditional lighting of the downtown square.
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.
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.
EMS World Magazine, the leading monthly publication for the emergency medical services market, has announced the winners of the 2011 Top Innovation Awards, which recognize the industry's most innovative products of the year.
The average American has more than one warm winter coat, in different styles and colors. A group of children are leading the way to request that those with more than one coat be willing to share with children and adults who have none.
The fourth annual Evening of Honor was held Nov. 11 at Geib Funeral Homes and Crematories at Dover. A special event to honor veterans from the region included a pinning ceremony sponsored by Geib and Community Hospice of Tuscarawas, Stark and Carroll Counties.
Sometimes the help we need is just around the corner or, in the case of the Dover Public Library, just down the road in Walnut Creek where ProVia Door has their headquarters.
The annual arrival of the Warther's Christmas Tree Festival heralds the upcoming Christmas season. The festival continues through Nov. 20.
Commercially prepared dog treats can contain ingredients that are questionable. Fortunately, you can still offer your trusted companions an alternative when you make your own treats or purchase them from a pet bakery like Pawsitively Scrumptious at New Philadelphia.
Michelle Larkin has been promoted to senior vice president at First Federal Community Bank.
The parent company of First Federal Community Bank has reported net earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30.
Dover Light and Power and Efficiency Smart bring big savings to residents and businesses this fall.
Michael Thurston appointed sales manager for Beattys Builders.
A & M owner Monroe Beachy faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
A new business is welcomed into the New Philadelphia community.
Don Showalter, of Character First, will present a seminar for business leaders at Berlin Hotel & Suites Nov. 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program is designed to train management teams how to better interact with employees.
Port Washington area clay artists Brenda McMahon and Tom Radca invite the public to their third annual open studio and sale Nov. 5-6 at their studio just outside of Gnadenhutten. The event is free and open to the public.
Once again, the Forest Heritage Festival to benefit Akron Children's Hospital and the Children's Miracle Network has been deemed a successful venture by organizers.
Include thrift and consignment shops in your weekly search for bargains. You might be surprised at the many useful and even necessary items to be found in near new condition at local resale shops. Spending less money on items you need is smart and keeps perfectly good items from being needlessly...
FFD Financial Corporation declares dividend of 17 cents per share.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas offers a center for business entrepreneurs in the area.
There were many tears reflecting the light of the candles held by those in the annual Walk to Remember on Oct. 18. The event has grown every year, as more and more people come together to help each other through their grief.
An apple a day, or for three days at Homestead Furniture provides store-wide savings.
More than 750 participants attended the first Mark's Place Healthy is Beautiful Run/Walk event held Sunday, Oct. 9 at Historic Schoenbrunn Village State Memorial. Mark's Place owner, Mark Luikart, with the help of 60 volunteers, raised awareness and funds for Movers & Shakers Against Parkinson's...
Michael Lehr and Debbie Casto started Flat Top Bakery out of their Dover home a few years ago. As regular vendors at local farmers markets, they soon developed a loyal following. A recent opportunity to open a shop in New Philadelphia was seized and now Flat Top Bakery has a retail location located...
The title of Grand Champion Cheesemaker has been given out to more than a dozen different companies since its origin in 1949. The new 2011 title goes to a now five-time winner.
Guggisberg Cheese takes home Grand Championship title.
It's that time of year again. When the leaves begin to change, it's time to visit Charm for their annual fundraising event, Charm Days. Two days of food, fun, fellowship and fundraising help support individuals from the community, the Charm Community Share 'n Care Fund, Holmes County Hospice and...
The New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club celebrated 90 years of service, Sept. 27 at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center at Dover. New Philadelphia Mayor Mike Taylor presented the club with a framed proclamation honoring all their hard work. The club also presented a check for $1,000 to the Union Hospital...
You can learn a lot hanging around a cemetery at the Headstones of our History programs presented by Fred Miller, president of the Tuscarawas County Historical Society, and Geib in Touch. The latest walk toured gravesites of prominent Tuscarawas County families at the Evergreen Cemetery in New...
Betty and Dan Drabik have had more than their share of difficulties in the past 12 months, but in spite of everything, carried through with their commitment to add to the $135,000 they have raised for Community Hospice over the past 12 years with a benefit held Sunday afternoon.
The Grove Gift Shoppe at Dover hosted Princess Day where young ladies had the opportunity to meet and be photographed with Miss Ohio 2011, Ellen Bryan of Celina. The Grove was just one of many stops on Bryan's 27-day 45-city bike tour that will take her 850 miles around the state as she raises...
Federal indictment alleges Beachy used mail to perpetrate falsehood that investments were safe, earning interest.
Smith Concrete at Dover unveiled a mixer truck painted with the Rainbow of Hope Foundation's logo Sept. 13. A program designed to raise awareness about special nonprofit organizations, Smith has had nine custom trucks painted with one more coming later in 2011.
Harvest Barn is a produce market where much of what is available is grown on-site in the seven acres of fields surrounding the unheated, non-electric barn. Owners Lori and Kirk Spillman hope that growing most of their products will separate them from other markets in the region.
Suppliers reserve their best cuts of meat for their favorite restaurant clients. Here's how you can get the same quality ingredients the top chef's get - for less than you think.
The first Labor Day Picnic, hosted by the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party, was held Saturday, Sept. 3 at Deis Hill at the Dover City Park. Local Democrats, including former Congressman Zack Space and Dover mayoral candidate Tony Korns, spoke about the importance of repealing Senate Bill 5.
Natalie Kochte, of Handrich Insurance Inc, has graduated from Aultman College of Nursing and Health Science.
Join The Manor Restaurant as they celebrate 50 years of doing business in Strasburg. Daily drawings for prizes, free balloons and free anniversary cake will make the week of Sept. 13-18 one to remember as the staff thanks all their wonderful customers and perhaps attract a few new ones as well.
In the last five years, the annual American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter's event, Wine, Whistles, and a Little Bit of Jazz has grown to be one of their best fundraisers. Food, wine, music and an auction made this year's event better than ever.
Wooden quilt squares have been added to the side of the barn at the Yellow Butterfly Winery.
Businesses in Tuscarawas County are alive and flourishing, and this fact was celebrated during the annual chamber Community Business Expo in New Philadelphia, where exhibitors and potential customers had the opportunity to interact face to face.
A legislative luncheon hosted by the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce at Union Country Club August 25 allowed the Tuscarawas County commissioners to share vital information about the county budget, the oil and gas industry and the new Multi-County Juvenile Attention System.
Local business leaders and employees of Zimmer Surgical, as well as Buckeye Career Center students, recently had the opportunity to spend time talking with Congressman Bob Gibbs about the issues facing the county and beyond.
Rob Hovis advises investors to not let fear of the market today ruin long-term plans for tomorrow.
Nearly 75 area businesses will participate in the Tuscarawas Chamber Business Expo this year.
Back to school fashion show to benefit United Way of Tuscarawas County.
SUPERB to hold open house August 19.
Smith Concrete promotes area nonprofits with themed mixer trucks.
Schoebrunn Village now protected from further termite damage.
Sugarcreek business receives the national 2011 Paul L. Cosgrave Memorial Award and the 2010 PRO Hardware Retailer of the Year award.
The third annual Critter Cookoff was held in downtown New Philadelphia to the delight of many passers-by and attendees at New Philadelphia's Sidewalk Sales.
New kind of bank note available at First Federal Community Bank.
Winners at recent Cindy's Cruise-in have been announced.
Fiesta Salons, of Dover, held a cut-a-thon, a fundraiser for the cancer awareness organization Relay for Life, offering haircuts at a reduced rate with all the proceeds going to Relay for Life.
FFD declares quarterly dividend of 17 cents per share.
Toland-Herzig selected as a member of the Cremation Safeguard network of crematories.
Escape those midsummer doldrums during the New Philadelphia Community Business Association's downtown sidewalk sales, complete with lively entertainment, contests, great food, and plenty of deals for bargain seeking shoppers. This year's event will be held Thursday through Saturday, July 28, 29,...
After experiencing several medical setbacks, former Dover resident John Valentini was having trouble paying those everyday bills and expenses. His sister, and The Bargain Hunter writer, Kyle Valentini, took it upon herself to organize a fundraiser in hopes of assisting John while he heals.
A groundbreaking ceremony complete with ceremonial shovels was held July 14 with city, county and state officials in attendance. The Troyer Corp. is investing $5.6 million in a new hotel to be built at state Route 39 and Interstate 77. The Country Inn and Suites at Dover will be open for business...
Contest winners for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion cheesemakers.
There's a new marketing and technology solutions company in town, the result of a recent merger between two other local companies.
Chuck Nicholson GMC Mazda in Dover recently renovated their facilities, which now include separate expanded showrooms for their two lines of vehicles, as well as more spacious customer lounge areas.
Tuscarawas County bank receives a high financial strength rating from Weiss Ratings.
Customers of Dover Light & Power will receive coupons in the mail providing discounts on energy-efficient compact flourescent lighting.
Atwood Resort will not reopen and the building will be razed.
Join the many downtown businesses in Coshocton to celebrate the first friday in July. Activities throughout the historic downtown will be free and fun for the whole family.
Horizons, Inc. is celebrating 35 years in the community. As a way to honor the individuals who dedicate their time to helping the developmentally disabled residents in the region, Horizons, Inc. will host a luau for their employees and their families July 30 at their new location.
Many times, those involved in the local tourism industry are so busy helping guests to the area that they do not find time to visit or revisit local attractions themselves. The Farm at Walnut Creek recently invited them to do just that.
Eric Cameron of Cameron Creative Imaging earned the Certified Professional Photographer designation from the Professional Certification Commission.
One of the most loved products created by milk is cheese. And in this region of Ohio, Swiss cheese reigns as the number one favorite.
Hauling up to 4,500 gallons of fresh milk is no simple task. A local hauler gives the inside scoop on this very important task that is a vital link in the human food chain.
Matthew and Audra Karam, of Karam's Martial Arts and Sports Training, presented a check in the amount of $2,807 to Dress-A-Child.
Harris Battery is the proud distributor of award-winning Crown Battery Manufacturing, which recently received the honor of Supplier of the Year by Club Car/Ingersoll Rand Company.
Adventure Harley-Davidson will host the Red, White and Chrome Poker Run to benefit the American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter, June 18.
The first of three contests have taken place to determine the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion cheesemakers for 2011.
The Inn at Honey Run offers the best in rest and relaxation for both visitors and locals. An exquisite restaurant, an on-site spa, and beautiful decks overlooking Amish Country, The Inn at Honey Run offers exotic comfort, close at hand.
Uncommon Grounds will host an open mike event on the first Friday of every month. The event is open to musicians and writers of all ages. Those wishing to simply listen are encouraged to stop in.
Breitenbach Wines win top honors at Ohio competition.
No, you were not seeing things as you drove along state Route 516 outside of Dover on Memorial Day weekend. Yes, that was a giant flag erected by Auman Timbers Golf Course owner Julia Phillips gleaming on a hillside along the road.
Kaufman Realty & Auctions recognizes a dedicated employee.
Dick Farrell
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