A weekend three on three tournament with male and female divisions will also feature a three-point shoot-out and the Solid Rock Photos slam dunk contest.
Smashing a few eggs on the floor of a kindergarten classroom is a good way to get the youngsters attention and illustrate the value of bicycle safety helmets.
An overheated reactor and subsequent vapor release at Dover Chemical resulted in the four-hour closure of I-77. Residents were instructed to stay indoors with the windows closed and air conditioners off as emergency personnel and Dover Chemical engineers worked to control the incident.
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.
About 140 students came to enjoy a fun day full of learning about the Mud Run Watershed and why it is important.
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Nationally-known expert Melinda Myers will share her gardening secrets June 23 at a 4 p.m. seminar in the Historic Zoar Meeting House.
A weekend three on three tournament with male and female divisions will also feature a three-point shoot-out and the Solid Rock Photos slam dunk contest.
The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum is offering high school and college students the opportunity to expand their skills, knowledge and experience through a unique summer internship environment.
As a peaceful darkness fell and crickets chirped, hundreds discovered by candlelight how life was lived at historic Schoenbrunn Village during the Spring Lantern Tour held May 19.
Right-to Read Week: Reading is S'More Fun took on a camp theme to encourage kids to include reading in their lives. Programs that included virtually no time in the classroom got kids outside and motivated to read books.
At their annual meeting, Union Hospital Auxiliary president Phyllis Markworth, of Dover, presented a check for $160,000 to Jay Deeds, chairman of the board of trustees.
Natalie Neidig has been named the 2012 recipient of the $500 Annette Kay Harstine Memorial Scholarship.
The Y provides safe, fun and family-friendly programs that make memories for a lifetime.
Smashing a few eggs on the floor of a kindergarten classroom is a good way to get the youngsters attention and illustrate the value of bicycle safety helmets.
An overheated reactor and subsequent vapor release at Dover Chemical resulted in the four-hour closure of I-77. Residents were instructed to stay indoors with the windows closed and air conditioners off as emergency personnel and Dover Chemical engineers worked to control the incident.
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.
About 140 students came to enjoy a fun day full of learning about the Mud Run Watershed and why it is important.
Dover is known to have a sense of overwhelming pride for their high school band. The Dover Marching Tornadoes celebrate a 95-year tradition as they are featured on the Canal Dover Festival plate to be auctioned at the annual event Saturday, May 26, at 1 p.m. on the main stage.
Best-selling author Karen Harper, a master of the suspense novel, visited New Philadelphia recently to talk about her work. A surprise guest from the middle ages, Queen Catherine of Aragon, was also in attendance at the event.
Riding a bicycle is fun, healthy and great exercise for any age, but there are risks involved. One way to lower those risks is to always wear a helmet.
The community has been asked to come together to continue the discussion in regards to a new Dover High School.
The board of education for the Buckeye Career Center has voted in favor of a resolution to replace a 1.8 mill tax levy.
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.
The 2012 concert season of the Dominic Greco Band will begin May 26 at the Canal Dover Festival.
Author Paul Stutzman to speak to the Tuscarawas County Writer's' Guild.
The Broadway hit In the Heights made its debut at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas May 13 to a welcoming crowd. The musical that lasted more than two hours held a captive audience with non-stop singing and dancing that reflected the vibrant Latino neighborhood of Washington...
Marie McKeever has been recognized for her efforts for 10 years in the Body Recall program.
The Fairfield Township VFD would like to remind the residents of Fairfield Township that they have smoke alarms available.
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.
Smith gets to victory lane in late models.
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.
Youth in Transition program scheduled to begin June 4.
Zoar Village is home to a ghost tour company called the Lantern Tours of the Ghosts of Zoar. The village can be described as a living history. It's a place where past and present mingle together, and the glue is the storytellers that embody the legends that have been passed on through the years.
Ninth annual HOG Wild Party to take place at Adventure Harley-Davidson May 19.
The most basic grassroots effort often reaps the biggest rewards. Such is the case with the St. Peters Farmers Market and St. Peters Café, held every Thursday during the growing season on the church grounds along Old Town Valley Road in New Philadelphia, which raises thousands of dollars to help...
Celebrity Spelling Bee, hosted by the Tuscarawas County Literacy Coalition, to take place May 22.
Community involvement in historic cancer prevention study can answer critical questions about cancer causes, prevention.
Beginner's paddling class will be offered June 2.
Military families are fortunate to have many support organizations available to help them cope with the maze of special situations posed by having a loved one in the military. The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross is offering a helping hand to those who may benefit from a support...
Tuscarawas County Clerk of Courts position open after withdrawal of previous candidate.
Memorial Day parade and services to take place May 28.
Members of the Leadership Tuscarawas Class of 2012 recently completed their class project.
Some people collect stamps, some coins, others antique toys or miniature trains. But a local retired French teacher has an extensive collection of vintage clothing and accessories, and is willing to share his treasures with others who are also interested in the history of fashion.
Donate new or used cookbooks and help the Tuscarawas County Literacy Coalition.
See some of the many volunteers at Historic Schoenbrunn Village in action at the Spring Lantern Tour to be held on Saturday, May 19. Learn how you can join their ranks as more volunteers are always welcome and varied jobs are available from mowing grass to working in the gift shop.
YMCA Joe Dragovich 5K willl be an evening race, beginning at 7 p.m., with race registration beginning at 6 p.m.
Starlight School benefits from Eagle Scout project.
Grand jury hands down summons for two men on several felony drug charges.
An up close and personal visit from an African cheetah encouraged Central Elementary students to not only learn about cheetah conservation efforts, but also how to put their own stories down on paper.
Ham and Chicken Buffet Benefit for Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County will be held on Friday, May 25.
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.
Early reading skill readiness is just one of the many benefits of the upcoming Mom and Me in Motion stroller walking group at Tuscarawas County Public Library.
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.
Reading ruled at Nicole's Family Fun Day, held Saturday, May 12. The fundraiser for the Mineral City Nicole Donant Library featured a variety of activities, food and a book sale. Three scholarships were also awarded to area students.
Hundreds of tractor and lawn equipment owners spent May 12 networking with other enthusiasts at the Vintage Garden Tractor and Lawn Equipment Show and Swap Meet.
New Philadelphia City Schools kicked off National Education Week by honoring staff and support members for their years of service to the district.
Now in its second year, Clary Gardens, near Historic Roscoe Village, is playing host to a festival that will serve as the unofficial start to a favorite season, summer. Taste for Summer is a wine and barbecue festival with something for everyone. Great food, delicious hand-crafted Ohio wines,...
Week-long conference for enthusiasts of the Lincoln Highway will take place June 18 in Canton.
Recipients of the prestigious Zeisberger Heckewelder awards for service to their community were honored recently at the annual Founders Day Banquet of the Tuscarawas County Historical Society.
A benefit quarter auction will be held at the Geib Funeral Center in Dover.
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...
Hours of operation and summer activities announced for the Ragersville Historical Society.
Ricky Krieger has signed a letter of intent to attend Ashland University and play baseball for the Ashland Eagles.
Trinity Hospital Twin City to receive grant in excess of $300,000 for Fit for Life program.
The Union Hospital Run for Home was yet another success this year, as the event raised $26,000 for Tusarawas Valley Habitat for Humanity
Memorial Day services to be held at Ragersville Cemetery May 28.
Smash Broadway play, In the Heights, will be performed May 13, at 7:30 p.m., at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas.
Learn tips and techniques to unravel the history of your home during an upcoming program at the Dover Library.
Fishing derby scheduled for June 9 at Norma Johnson Center.
Quest Club distributes funds to local groups.
Hours of operation and summer activities announced for the Ragersville Historical Society.
Scavenger hunt May 12 and the annual Heirloom Plant Sale May 19 at Zoar.
Bolivar Zoar Rotary to offer free drive-through document shredding event.
Spring shredding event scheduled for May 19 at Tuscarawas County Public Library.
Spring cleanup in Dennison scheduled for May 16 and 17.
Chicken barbecue fundraiser at Norma Johnson Center May 12.
Free family events to be offered in Coshocton and Historic Roscoe Village.
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.
Local families have numerous opportunities to explore the many quality historical sites located in the Tuscarawas Valley, many of which offer hands on activities and special events. Summer is the perfect time to find the delights that wait in our own backyard.
To fight cancer you have to get creative. A recent plant sale fundraiser, held in Dover, attracted a large crowd of people who want to fight cancer while beautifying their yards at the same time.
Red Cross strives to build strong military families.
Kiley M. Everett recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Barbara Richards was declared the winner of a laptop computer, courtesy of Frontier Communication.
Union Hospital Auxiliary to hold rummage sale May 16 and 17 at Tuscora Park.
More and more residents require special services as they age. It was with this in mind that Tuscarawas Senior Services coordinated an expo May 3 for those 50 and older, at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center.
The secret is out: Camp Tuscazoar, now governed by the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation, is open for use by the public. The beloved camp, once owned by the Boy Scouts, still welcomes scouting groups at the popular Dover Dam Weekend held recently.
Many hands made light work at Historic Schoenbrunn Village May 4 when more than 50 volunteers gathered for the annual Day of Caring that included weeding, planting, painting and general maintenance of the historic site.
A Malvern artist and author, Glee M. Hillcrest, dedicated three paintings to the soldiers at the National Guard Amory at Dover in a ceremony May 4 during the annual fundraiser by the National Alliance on the Mentally Ill.
Eli. A. Hostetler's wife, Fannie, sent in an entry form to win a Tanaka THT 2000 Hedge Trimmer - courtesy of Graphic Publications, Inc. - and surprise! Eli was announced the winner.
Historic Zoar Village is once again opening its doors for educational experiences for students, and dozens of home school families took advantage of the site for a special field trip, April 27. Visitors enjoyed spring cleaning, gardening and children's games just as they would have been when Zoar...
The Language Arts class wrote favorite verses of poems on the sidewalk at Buckeye Career Center for Poem in Your Pocket Day.
U.S. District Court Judge Dan Aaron Polster ruled against a motion to release Samuel Mullet. Mullet's assets listed at over $2 million, and he is still considered "a danger to the community."
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.
The inaugural May Festival celebrates the visual and performing arts in a spectacular way all during the month of May. The Tuscarawas Philharmonic is spearheading this focus on an integral part of our culture.
Dee Phillips and her daughter Vernae Blackwell put together a fundraiser that paired a bit of healthy competition with everyone's favorite food to raise more than $3,500 for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life at the Pizza War held at Tuscora Park on April 28.
The Union Hospital Board of Trustees re-elected four members to new three-year terms at the recent meeting of the Union Hospital Association.
The Tuscarawas County Sheriff¿s department, in cooperation with the nationwide initiative sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Agency to keep prescription drugs off the streets, participated in the bi-annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at three separate locations in the county April 28.
The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual Duck Race fundraiser at the Uhrichsville Water Park on June 5.
Brennan Heter, of New Philadelphia, placed third in the state at the SkillsUSA Power Equipment Technology competition and receives big money to further his education.
As prom and graduation season is upon the community, Personal & Family Counseling Services, as well as the Drug Free Action Alliance remind parents and teens that it is unsafe for anyone under the age of 21 to consume alcohol.
The saying goes, you can't go home again, but that's not true in the case of Tom and Marjean Cunningham, who have returned to Tuscarawas County to pastor a new church, The Potter's House Fellowship in New Philadelphia. The church is celebrating its one-year anniversary May 6.
Ohio novelist Karen Harper to speak at New Philadelphia library.
Healthy kids are the result when families make good choices in pursuing energetic activities and positive eating habits. The Tuscarawas County YMCA held a special event to encourage families in these areas.
Beautiful You is the theme of an all day women's event designed to also raise awareness of and funds for a valuable community resource, The Community Nest. Many are coming together to ensure the day's success.
Children of all ages flocked to an annual Tuscarawas County Public Library event that celebrated children, cultural diversity and the love of books.
High school students from 16 counties converged on the Norma Johnson Center, April 25, for the Canon Envirothon. Stations were set up throughout the center, where students had to use their knowledge to answer questions on aquatics ecology, forestry, wildlife, soils and current environmental issues.
The Friends of the Mineral City Nicole Donant library have combined fun with fundraising at their annual Nicole's Family Fun Day to be held at the library on Saturday, May 12. But the seventh annual event isn't just about the fun, it's serious about supporting the education of area residents...
Dr. Susanne Morgan, of Union Hospital Physician Services, will speak on osteoporosis, May 10, at 7 p.m.
Too often, the role that women play in their most demanding job of all, that of homemaking, goes largely unrecognized by modern society. The Tuscarawas County Homemakers organization takes time out each spring to recognize local women and families for exemplary service to their community.
Tuscarawas County Real Estate Investors' Association to host informational meeting May 10 in New Philadelphia.
Eight members of the class of 2012 at Buckeye Career Center have received the High Schools That Work Award for Educational Achievement.
The Tuscarawas County Beekeepers Club will host Ohio State Beekeepers Association member Dwight Wells at May 10 meeting in Dover.
Five $500 scholarships will be awarded to high school graduates in Tuscarawas County.
Tuscarawas County Challenger Baseball League gearing up for 2012 season.
The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum and Arkovi Social Media Archiving will co-host a workshop teaching nonprofit organizations and community groups the keys to success in grantwriting and social media development.
Army Pvt. Coty A. Shaw, of Uhrichsville, graduates in Georgia.
The next meeting of the Happy Harvesters will take place May 7 in Strasburg.
The College Club of Tuscarawas County awarded Elaina Cush, Shelby Dunn and Kayla Rausch scholarships.
A two-mile road race just for kids will be held at Schoenbrunn State Memorial in New Philadelphia. The event is sponsored by the Run for Home Road Runners Club, Allied Machine and Engineering Tuscarawas Valley Challenge and Fit Youth Initiative.
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,...
New Philadelphia residents arrested on drug charges.
In cooperation with the Zoar Community Association, a plant sale will be held to benefit one of the many historic buildings in Zoar.
Several varieties of plants will be sold May 11 for the Union Hospital Auxiliary Hanging Basket fundraiser.
A groundbreaking ceremony for the new David Warther Carvings building near Walnut Creek will take place May 1.
Philharmonic will give area high school students a chance to perform with the orchestra Saturday, May 12.
Dandelion May Run will be held May 5 at Breitenbach Wine Cellars.
Additional opportunity now available to show support for the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas with launch of new Performing Arts Center Membership Recognition Program.
LeAnn Rimes, Mamma Mia! and VeggieTales hit the stage this summer and fall.
Women have quickly embraced the concepts celebrated by the Red Hat Society, which celebrates the lives of women 50 and over, regardless of their circumstances. Local Red Hat Queen Mother Dottie Shott has gained national fame for her enthusiastic promotion of the RHS to women in Tuscarawas and...
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.
In 2011, the Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured initiated the tradition of naming an individual as the top volunteer for the previous year.
Housing needed for the cast and crew of Trumpet in the Land and The White Savage outdoor dramas.
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.
Earth Day was celebrated April 21 with a very special dedication of a new solar array that will power the Hart Interpretive Building at the Wilderness Center at Wilmot.
Author Sara Bennett Wealer will take part in a pair of events for teens.
Whether you are a Tiger or not, come to Willandale Golf Course at Sugarcreek May 19 for the first ever Strasburg Tiger Foundation Golf Outing. Golfers can compete on the links and in the drawings for door prizes that include a $500 grand prize.
The Tuscarawas County Humane Society is seeking homes for dogs and horses that were the victims of abuse when they resided at OK Haven Farm at New Philadelphia.
Medication Take-Back Day will take place Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
State Route 800 restricted for pavement repairs.
Work on Reed Road bridge to begin April 30.
Buckeye Career Center superintendent Roger Bond welcomes employer participation in sophomore visits.
The Great Dandelion Cookoff, part of the Dandelion May Fest, will be held May 4 and 5.
DAR members hear presentation by Fred Miller on archeological dig at Ft. Laurens.
Driver refresher course for seniors to be held at Union Hospital May 18.
Television personality and pioneering meteorologist Dick Goddard spent the afternoon with nearly 300 fans
at the Dover High School auditorium April 21.
May 15 breakfast meeting of the Bolivar-Zoar Rotary Club will feature a USPS business consultant discussing a new direct mail program that helps to promote and grow business while offering substantial savings.
Second annual Run for Shoes to take place May 19.
Midvale Speedway season opener will now take place on Saturday, April 28.
The Red Cross is set to begin Learn to Swim and Water Safety registration May 1.
Rev. Louise Worsham has been chosen to be the new executive director of T-4-C.
Tree planting ceremony in honor of Earth Day at Trinity Hospital Twin City.
Young Authors' Conference scheduled for May 18.
Wanda Angel promoted to brand manager at ProVia.
Culture abounds at New Towne Mall, where the Tuscarawas County Art Guild held their annual spring show that included various works from club members, painting and wood burning demonstrations and face painting for younger visitors.
A vast array of musical performances will take place this spring.
First ever Watershed Improvement, Science and Education (WISE) Day field trip set for May 4.
It was a sight that prompted further investigation, as the members of the Tuscarawas County Historical Society and the Zeisberger Trail and Parks organizations found something disturbing in the Zeisberger Cemetery during their annual spring clean up.
Audience members were thrilled with Rainforest Reptile Shows, the educational and fun presentation at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas on Friday, April 20. Truly a hands-on experience for some in attendance, reptiles and their importance in our ecosystem were...
A well deserved honor will be bestowed upon United States Army veteran SP 5 Kenneth L. Sprowl, of Dundee, as he is inducted into the Ohio Military Hall of Fame May 4 in Columbus. The event marks the 13th annual ceremony that honors Ohioans that have gone above and beyond the call of duty.
First Lt. Tony Blitz Norman receives numerous awards during pilot training.
Awards for outstanding alumni and the 2012 Teacher of the Year will be presented at the Alumni Awards Banquet on Saturday, May 12, at 6 p.m., at Claymont High School.
Union Hospital in Dover has achieved national accreditation from DNV Healthcare, the newest and first Medicare-approved hospital accreditation program that integrates the ISO 9001 quality management system with Medicare hospital standards.
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.
Lou Gehrig's disease, although very rare, has struck a local father and husband. Thanks to neighbors and friends, the family is receiving help and support.
On Saturday, April 28, men across the community will march in women's high-heeled shoes (women and children are invited to walk as well) to get the community talking about something not easy to discuss: violence against women and girls.
Inspirational Spring Tea to be held May 8, at Grace Lutheran Church Outreach Center.
Trinity Hospital Twin City is inviting area residents to Wake Up to Better Health at a free healthy sleep mini seminar on Wednesday, April 25.
Educational resources for landowners in Tuscarawas County to answer questions related to oil and gas activity have been developed by OSU Extension.
Join former NPHS players from over four decades on the court one more time for some fun in front of the fans to support the Jim Thompson Memorial Leadership Scholarship effort.
Home school students are welcome at Historic Zoar Village's Spring Home School Day April 27.
Healthy Kids Day, a national initiative of the Y to improve the health and well-being of kids, is filled with fun, active play and educational activities that will help parents improve their kids lifestyles for the long term.
High school student teams from 16 surrounding counties will converge April 25 at the NJC to test their knowledge of natural resources topics.
Distracted Driver Simulator to tour the area the last week of April.
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.
Dover VFW Ladies Auxiliary officers will be elected May 9.
Grand jury brings charges of grand theft of a firearm, breaking and entering and theft.
Terri Roberts' son, Charles Carl Roberts IV, became infamous from his role as the shooter in the 2006 Pennsylvania Amish schoolhouse shootings. But the true story shared by Terri Roberts is a story of God's grace and the unconditional love and forgiveness her family found from the Amish community.
Masquerade jewelry and accessories sale April 23.
A perfect April day presented an idyllic setting for the fifth annual Union Hospital Run For Home race to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Tuscarawas County. More than 1,000 participants and thousands more spectators were on hand.
Professional in field of music education to visit Dover High School Music Department, April 18.
For the 37th year the Schoenbrunn Valley Barbershop Chorus brings their talent, humor and harmonizing voices to the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas April 28 at 3 p.m. Free tickets will be offered to high school students in an effort to interest younger singers in the a cappella...
First Moravian Church of Dover will present Handbells Columbus April 29.
Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County will present Culinary Capers on Saturday, May 5.
Homeowners and business owners are invited to enlist in the New Philadelphia Rotary Club Salute Freedom program.
The Fit Youth Initiative Summer Walking Challenge kicks off at Hennis Care Centre at Dover April 26. More than 1,900 participants registered last year for the annual initiative that promotes physical fitness as part of a healthy lifestyle.
New York artist Jennifer Contini Enderby delivered a sculpture to the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts April 12. The 1,000-pound mixed media heart is available for purchase and can be seen by visiting the New Philadelphia art center at 461 Robinson Dr. SE.
Acts of heroism and exemplary service to the community are all around us, and these were recognized by the American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter.
Auditions for Little Shop of Horrors will take place Sunday, April 29 and Monday, April 30.
Students were awarded for excellence in art at the Region 10 closing reception of the Ohio Youth Governor's Art Exhibition, held at the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts in New Philadelphia April 11.
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.
The Wit and Wisdom of Dave Barry rocked the Kent State University Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center with laughter at the first Voices of Distinction program to be held there. See what Dave and some area residents had to say.
Freedom of speech and freedom to read are themes for the 2012 One Book One Community choice, which has just been announced.
Yahoo will be filming at the 2012 Dandelion May Fest, which will feature the Great Dandelion Cookoff, dandelion picking contest, and dandelion scavenger hunt.
Local author, speaker, wife and mother Trish Berg has announced the release of a new book she co-authored with four others. A Scrapbook for Motherhood Firsts is the second book for the group of women that somehow find time to write while raising their most cherished blessings, their children.
Almost one year into its operation, the Tuscarawas County Child Advocacy Center has become a welcomed community resource.
2012 summer concert season rehearsals to begin April 26 in the Dover Middle School band room.
Robert Smith and Miles Riley will coordinate the 2012/2013 United Way of Tuscarawas County fundraising drive this fall.
Charles Miller, Peggy Mueller and Larry and JoAnn McCue will be awarded May 1 at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center in Dover.
Hunt for Hunger community scavenger hunt set for April 21.
Cocktails with Larry Miller, originally set for April 21 at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas, has been postponed until further notice.
Paul Rogers joins SUPERB Industries team.
The fifth annual Union Hospital Run for Home, a community event designed to promote physical fitness and generate funds for the Tuscarawas Valley Habitat for Humanity, will take place April 15.
Dr. James Hubert addressed the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party regarding HB135, which concerns voting rights and has been introduced into the Ohio House of Representatives.
Poets from Tuscarawas County have the chance to be heard at the Annual Poetry Night, April 19.
Though more people are taking measures to document the type of care they might or might not want to receive in the event of a catastrophe, still only 29 percent of Americans have a living will.
Joel Day elected as new central committee chairman for the Tuscarawas County Republican Central Committee.
Christine Kendle, from OSU Extension, on Wednesday, will share ideas on cooking with a crockpot to provide frugal and healthy family meals.
The Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured recently received a $50,000 cash donation from Union Hospital.
Chicago will open April 27 at the Little Theatre of Tuscarawas.
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
New Philadelphia Police officers arrested Donnell Cooper-Hampton, who faces charges of drug trafficking in Tuscarawas County, after a brief foot chase in New Philadelphia.
Three Ohio National Guard members were killed in action while serving the country in Afghanistan.
Fifty-five employers who are actively hiring to attend job fair on April 11
Terri Roberts has been through much since her son entered a one room schoolhouse in Nickel Mines, PA in 2006 and began a shooting spree which left several dead. You can hear her story of forgiveness and acceptance from the Nickel Mines community, even as she battled through cancer. Roberts will...
Three soldiers from the Ohio Army National Guard’s 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team were killed in action and several others were critically wounded during an attack Wednesday, April 4, in Maimanah, the capital of the Faryab province in northern Afghanistan.
Graphic Publications, Inc. welcomes Lou Loeber to the team.
A Sugarcreek resident is announced as the lucky winner for the Graphic Publications, Inc. Picture Perfect Wedding Planner giveaway!
Buckhorn Buckshots 4-H Club members were reminded that if they are taking an animal in 4-H they must attend an upcoming quality assurance meeting.
Dick Goddard to speak at the Dover Public Library April 21.
Union Hospital's Run for Home will be held April 14 at Tuscora Park.
A grand opening and dedication ceremony, complete with ribbon cutting and tours of the new 22,000-square-foot Community Hospice House will be held April 14, from 12:30-4 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Tours begin at 1 p.m.
Project lies along U.S. Route 250 between Second Street/Dennison exit and the SR 800 Interchange.
Union Hospital will host an informative event, Hop on the Grain Train, on April 12, to help inform the public about the importance of whole grains in a day-to-day diet.
Child abuse is a terrible crime committed against innocent children, but it can be prevented. It is important for the community to understand what child abuse is, and how to stop it.
March 14 meeting sees five more paid memberships since February.
The Ohio Small Business Development Center at KSU Tuscarawas and the Tuscarawas County Public Library in New Philadelphia will host a free class pertaining to small business start-up.
Third annual Taste of Tuscarawas Valley to be held April 14.
Student Computer Designed Art Exhibit and Silent Auction will be held April 12 from 7-9 p.m.
Sawyer Thomson will perform alongside his grandmother, longtime Philharmonic musician Carol France, at the Performing Arts Center.
A motorcoach will carry guests throughout Ohio along the Lincoln Highway in September.
Highlights of the upcoming El Dia de los Niño's/El Dia de los Libros event include a bilingual clown, balloon creations, face painting, carnival games and prizes, treats and traditional Spanish music.
Upcoming Dinner Series event at Historic Zoar Village is scheduled for April 21 in the Zoar School House.
Help the environment and the Norma Johnson Center by participating in an Earth Day Celebration April 21.
An idea that began just seven years ago in response to Hurricane Katrina's destruction has now grown to include more than 9,000 volunteers bringing hope to hundreds of families and communities affected by natural disasters.
Applications now available for annual Italian-American scholarships.
Six-week basic education program designed for parents and caregivers of children and adolescents with mental illness will begin April 19.
Make it and take it rain barrel workshop to be held April 21 at the Norma Johnson Center.
Seniors 55 and over can enjoy a 10 percent discount at the Union Hospital Patio Cafe by joining the Senior Supper Club.
Many inspiring athletes in Ohio's Special Olympics basketball programs battled it out for gold at the state finals held March 30-31 in Tuscarawas County. One athlete, Loretta Smith, was especially fearless.
Union Hospital launches new walking program.
Area cooks brewed up batches of their absolute best chili recipes for the first ever Tunnel Hill Chili Cook-Off. The winning chefs willingly shared their secrets for success.
The staff and volunteers at the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum and the Uhrichsville Clay Museum reinvented a fundraiser to make it more popular than ever. The Queen's Tea was a huge success, with more than 100 in attendance at the Alice in Wonderland themed event March 31.
An annual spring fundraiser proves more popular than ever with the addition of carnival games and prizes at the Trumpet in the Land Easter Carnival and Egg Hunt at the Schoenbrunn Amphitheater at New Philadelphia.
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.
The Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities took the time to honor local individuals and organizations that have played a role in the success of the agency that was put in place in 1955 to help individuals with developmental disabilities reach their full potential.
For only the second time in the last 20 years, the city of Dover will host the annual Tree City USA awards ceremony, with a trip to Warther Museum and a luncheon at St. John's Church of Christ on the agenda.
Aaron L. Fender arrested March 30 on one count of aggravated arson and one count of insurance fraud.
Hair from attacks bagged and burned.
If you've ever watched a television episode of The Nanny and wished someone could come to your home and restore peace, then The Family Tree Center is the place to call. Just the few tips listed here could turn your family into one you want to come home to.
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.
Aultman Angel Auction to benefit Aultman Cancer Center.
Cleveland man linked to drug investigation by L.E.A.D. Task Force.
When students get excited about exploring science, technology, engineering and mathematics, whole new worlds open up to them. Area middle school students enjoyed a live action hip-hop show exploring Newton's Laws of Motion courtesy of NASA and Honeywell.
Volunteers needed to help support the Union Hospital Run for Home event.
Tuscarawas SWCD photo contest has begun.
Holy Week services begin with Passion/Palm Sunday April 1 at First United Church of Christ, New Philadelphia.
Helpful tips on what job seekers should do before, during and after the job fair will be covered at an upcoming workshop.
Eighth annual Maple Days breakfast at Camp Tuscazoar scheduled for April 2 and 3.
Clayland Lions Club scholarship applications now available.
The 2012 queen, Elizabeth Beller, and princess, Morgan Spillman, were crowned and several board members were elected at the Tuscarawas County Pork Producers annual banquet.
Zoar, one of the best-preserved early U.S. settlements, officially opens its historical museum complex April 7.
A 5K race and kids fun run will take place April 1, starting at Crater Stadium.
Are there bears in Ohio? To learn more, visit the Norma Johnson Center and listen to Jamey Graham, from the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
Bill Koch, freelance artist, presented tips on energizing a painting with specific brush strokes at a recent Tusc Art Guild meeting.
Students in four surounding counties will be honored as award recipients.
The Dover Public Library invites the public to attend one of several programs during April to explore the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
Work begins March 27.
Warther Museum to host former White House chef.
Very Hoppin' Easter Carnival to be held at the Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre.
Uhrichsville resident Hershel Bloom is a self-trained artist and a poet that has to rely on a little help from friends and family after some health problems. An advocate of the homeless and mentally ill for 30 years, Bloom was usually the one helping others.
Former Union Hospital CEO Bill Harding has agreed to become PFCS interim CEO.
YMCA honors several community members for their service.
The Kent State University at Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center has a unique opportunity available to patrons, the opportunity to name a seat in the theatre. The aptly named Name-A-Seat fundraiser benefits the Performing Arts Center Endowment that will be used to maintain and cover any upgrades the...
Good used books needed for book drive to benefit Head Start.
Jim Gill, Dover Public Library director, is guest speaker at DAR meeting.
The development and implementation of leadership skills is crucial for both today's and tomorrow's leaders. The county Farm Bureau office, in conjunction with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, is offering a day-long event to enhance leadership qualities for area residents.
Presentation on Creatures of the Friendly Skies to take place April 11 at the NJC.
Guest writer reviews Ballroom with a Twist at KSU Performing Arts Center, March 24.
The Advocacy, Choices, and Empowerment, Inc. (ACE) agency in New Philadelphia will have a boost in the services it can provide to members, thanks to the efforts of a group of Kent State Tuscarawas students.
The Berlin Main Street Merchants are hosting a spring promotion on Saturday, March 31, with sales, discounts and free giveaways throughout the day.
The Dover Lions Club welcomed Jay Gray and Oreo to the Grace Lutheran Church Outreach Center for a program about Lions Pilot Dogs. Gray serves as director of the Columbus based Pilot Dogs, Inc. and Oreo is an 18-month-old dog ready to begin service with a sight-impaired individual.
Join the community walking program.
The East Central Ohio Educational Service Center is sponsoring the 2012 Hoors Concert at Tuscarawas Valley Middle School.
Monroe Beachy pleads guilty in federal court.
Rehearsals for the Tuscarawas Philharmonic's May 12 performance of Carmina Burana are under way, and area singers are encouraged to participate.
CAC will hold an open house April 5, from 2-5 p.m.
Enjoy a meal at Dennison Yard on Mondays in April and support the Claymont Foundation.
The Dover High School Thespians will present Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, March 29-31.
After decades of dedication to her community, Barbara Hutras, a Parral resident, will retire at the end of March after serving the village for 34 years as clerk.
Modern spray injection technology leads to less repeat repairs and permanent pothole solutions.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library will offer a free rumba class on Tuesday, April 10.
Job Fair 2012 to take place Wednesday, April 11, from noon to 3 p.m. at The Monroe Centre.
Jon Baker, author of Ghost Stories and Legends of the Tuscarawas Valley, to speak at Kent State University.
Trang's Family Salon honored as Business of the Year by Twin City Chamber.
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.
With fun children's games and activities beforehand and an exciting performance of an award winning storybook, the Performing Arts Center's latest presentation in its family series was a hit. Find out why the children were selecting a favorite pebble to take home.
For the fourth time, Adventure Harley-Davidson has been recognized as a Bar & Shield winner.
Ballroom With A Twist will be performed at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas March 24.
The local Soil and Water Conservation District staff and board members served up a hearty farmer appreciation breakfast on March 16. The breakfast also helped to highlight the dozens of vital services provided by the SWCD for county residents.
Hunt for Hunger class project for Leadership Tuscarawas.
The Friends of the Mineral City Nicole Donant Library will be offering three $500 scholarships to graduating high school students.
Diodati graduates from basic training.
Sixth graders at Indian Valley Middle School to experience the Mud Run Watershed and learn about their environment and their watershed.
A welcome sign of spring is the annual Tea in the Garden sponsored by the Union Hospital Auxiliary.
Teen poetry contest announced.
We Care About Hunger campaign has been launched.
Used book sale scheduled for March 24 and 26.
The Growing Opportunities for Veterans and Aspiring Entrepreneurs seminar will take place March 28.
With advanced technology becoming available at Union Hospital, the patient's stress and anxiety while awaiting a diagnosis will be reduced.
Steve Stokey receives Community Service Award.
Avon Lake man stops at the blood donor room at Union Hospital in Dover to make donation number 700, to help build awareness of the need for platelet donations and to let area residents know they can donate locally.
Zoar garden tour includes 10 private and three public gardens.
Kameron Wise named the 2012 TCCA Queen.
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.
On March 19 the Dennison Depot Museum will celebrate the depot's 70th anniversary as a canteen during World War II with free tours.
The Smith family of Strasburg personally delivered donated items to Menifee County, Ky. where residents experienced an F3 tornado, one of 13 tornadoes that ravished the landscape March 2 with no regard for the victims in its path.
A popular New Philadelphia City Schools program, Principal for a Day, has led to a new opportunity for five district fifth graders to become a Representative for a Day in Columbus.
Luke Weaver and Nicole Cox were awarded as the Ohio Middle Level Students of the Year.
Twenty seven variety acts were presented at the annual Relay for Life Revue in New Philadelphia March 10, raising a record dollar amount for cancer research for the American Cancer Society.
Ninth annual Parrish Family Walk-a-Thon to take place March 25.
Early registration deadline for Union Hospital Run for Home is March 16.
Donated dresses will be offered to needy girls, March 23.
March 16 last day to register for Farm to School program.
For children and youth who have the good fortune to participate in Tuscarawas County 4-H clubs, the opportunities to explore while developing leadership and citizenship skills are endless.
Ohio farmers were able to talk directly with a senior USDA policy analyist in Washington, D.C. with questions about foreign trade of agricultural products.
City kids and country kids alike are finding that 4-H affords opportunities that are only limited by the imagination. With more than 200 project areas and limitless self-determined project topics, youth today are discovering 4-H like never before.
Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County has been chosen as the charity to receive a $2,500 grant.
Annette Kay Harstine Memorial Scholarship Recital will be held on Sunday, March 18, at the Shanesville Lutheran Church, Sugarcreek.
The world of fiction was explored by 31 talented writers from Claymont, Indian Valley, New Philadelphia, Strasburg, Carrollton, and Conotton Valley high schools during a Writers' Workshop March 9.
Computer giveaway winners will receive a new computer donated by Frontier Communications following completion of a free computer training program.
Rotary health check is a valuable service for a reasonable cost.
Poorman graduates from basic training.
Bankers meet with legislators and regulators to discuss how recent banking proposals have affected Ohio.
The Reduced Shakespeare Company to perform at Kent State Performing Arts Center March 17.
Guggisberg Cheese wins gold on an international level with their Swiss Cheese.
Dave Barry to be featured speaker at Kent State Performing Arts Center.
In Ohio, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society is funding more than $6.3 million over a three-year period for 17 MS-related research projects at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic Foundation and The Ohio State University.
The Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market showcased just how cutting edge and quality go hand-in-hand in Amish Country's hardwood furniture world.
Farmers celebrated Ag Day on March 8.
Rickie Lee Bearducci apprehended by L.E.A.D. detectives and Dover Police.
Amish buggies, pedestrians and bicyclists are much more visible now thanks in part to efforts of the Amish Safety Committee.
Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp gives young men a second chance in life.
Dover Public Library welcomes Robert Musson, a Medina surgeon who has written two books of local history related to Tuscarawas County.
Tigers travel to Columbus for State tournament.
Educators looking for fun and low cost ways to enhance social studies and history lessons for their students now have several sources to turn to for free or grant-driven assistance in doing so.
The spirit of the original Blues Brothers was brought to life when the Kent State University Performing Arts Center brought The Official Blues Brothers Revue to the stage March 6.
Over the past 20 years, the Dover High Steel Band has become a Tuscarawas County landmark. For its 20th anniversary, director Joan Wenzel reflects on the past and present, and looks to the future.
The 2012 election year in Ohio started on Super Tuesday with a razor thin presidential primary and few contested local races.
Fourth annual Lantern Light Dinner to support Schoenbrunn Village will be held March 31.
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and the Tuscarawas County Board of DD and other related organizations will celebrate by observing the theme, "Our Community is Better Together."
Uhrichsville Clay Museum to host a Queen's Tea in Wonderland.
For teens and tweens who like The Hunger Games, a program at the Tuscarawas County Public Library will be held just for them.
The estimated prevalence of diagnosed diabetes among adults in Ohio has grown 37 percent since 2000.
Community Agriculture Appreciation Breakfast on Friday, March 16, will celebrate local farmers and agriculture.
Tuscarawas Valley High Schools students win regional bridge building contest.
More than $50,000 was raised at the sold-out Cause for Paws held Saturday, March 3 at the Kent State University at Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center. The money will go to continue the Tuscarawas County Humane Society's work in protecting area animals and giving them loving homes.
Sportswriter Dan Coughlin will speak on Wednesday, March 28, at 6:30 p.m. at the Tuscarawas County Public Library in New Philadelphia.
Local firefighters have become some of the best-equipped in the nation to save a pet's life.
A $1,500 scholarship is awarded each year to a graduating senior of Tuscarawas Central Catholic High School in New Philadelphia.
Third annual 5K Shamrock Run to take place March 17.
Free genealogy classes will be offering in March at Dover Public Library.
It was a day of fun and games during the Dr. Seuss birthday celebration at St. Mary's in Dennison.
The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Salvation Army Canteen on Monday, March 19 with special hours and tours.
A unique partnership allows students in the Case Studies in Management Technology class at Kent State Tuscarawas to utilize what they learn in class to help A.C.E. Clubhouse, a mental health recovery and wellness center. A spaghetti dinner and auction will be March 25 at the New Philadelphia Elks...
The Tuscarawas County Pork Producers will elect new officers and royalty, announce scholarships and give away door prizes at their annual meeting and banquet.
Ohio Farm Bureau county presidents and guests are on a Washington, D.C. venture to meet with congressmen and senators and express their opinions on urgent matters affecting agriculture.
The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross and the AED Initiative awarded area organizations with Automated External Defibrillators.
Anyone interested in participating in the 2012 Tuscarawas County Challenger Little League can register on March 11 in Bolivar.
March is Red Cross Month and the Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a volunteer orientation on March 13.
New post office to open inside ACE Hardware store on South Broadway in New Philadelphia.
For anyone that needs a proper child care program, COAD Ohio4Kids can help.
Norma Johnson Center to hold benefit silent auction and awards recognition dinner, March 29.
The New Philadelphia High School Instrumental Department will present their Music Marathon, featuring high school and middle school music groups, on Saturday, March 10.
Army Reserve Cadet Ryan J. Hershberger, originally of Dover, was on staff at nation's premier all-star high school football game.
The Dover Public Library will welcome Jonathan Knight on Saturday, March 31.
Annie's Project classes to begin March 19.
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.
More than 70 percent of Ohio voters approved a constitutional amendment that would provide revenue for the Clean Ohio Fund in 2008. Those funds are at risk of being lost as Gov. John Kasich redirects the funding that is intended to restore, protect and connect Ohio's important natural and urban...
The second annual T-County Patriot History Rally brought out children, students, and families to learn more about the valuable historical resources and attractions in the area.
Special Christmas in July concert at Trumpet.
Wynonna Judd to appear in concert at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas.
Dover Lions Club to hold Ohio Lions Pilot Dog program.
Plan to attend the Tuscarawas County Humane Society's Cause for Paws at Kent State Tuscarawas, March 3.
The month of March offers three Meet the Author events at the Dover Public Library with Ohio writers Raimund Goerler, Rob Musson and Jonathan Knight bringing their talents and stories to the area, made possible through the Friends of the Library.
First United Church of Christ will host a special service in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
High school Writers' Workshop to be held March 9.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas hosted the Engineering Opportunity Exposition, a chance for local students interested in engineering careers to meet local engineering employers.
Students honored for academic achievements.
Jeremy Klaserner has been chosen as The Ohio Healthcare Worker of the Year nominee.
The U.S. Air Force Band of Flight's Nighthawk Jazz will visit New Philadelphia March 13. Tickets are on sale at the Performing Arts Center Box Office beginning March 6.
Army Reserve Spec. Mitchell D. Gilmore returns from Afghanistan.
International Association of Administrative Professionals scholarship available.
The most recent meeting of the Tuscarawas County Art Guild featured the four P's of marketing, as well as a talk from Jennifer Donato, from the Zoar Community Association.
Learn the standards of food safety at OSU Extension training sessions throughout the month of March.
Greg Miller will speak at the March 7 meeting of the East Central Ohio Forestry Association.
Camp Invention will be held in New Philadelphia once again this June.
Sandy Valley residents can attend a preventative heart health screen day in Magnolia.
Families can stop at one of several locations on March 10 for a free smoke alarm from the American Red Cross.
Trinity Hospital Twin City is inviting area residents to Wake Up to Better Health at a free healthy sleep mini seminar.
For the second year in a row, thousands of children and adults filled New Towne Mall to take part in the T-County Patriots History Rally, which gave families a chance to meet people from local historical attractions and learn more about the history of the area while having fun.
On Tuesday, Feb. 21, more than 75 members of the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party gathered at Buckeye Career Center in New Philadelphia for the annual spring banquet, which gave voters a chance to meet Democratic candidates before the upcoming elections.
Jim Gibb, president of the Dover Lions Club, presented the mayor of Dover a check for $1,000.
Two New Philadelphia boys turned their love for writing and illustrating stories into a means to help the ever-increasing homeless population in the community.
Tuscarawas County Commissioner Chris Abbuhl elected as vice president of OMEGA.
Trail plans ready for public input.
Three $500 scholarships are being offered to deserving, graduating senior high school students residing in the Mineral City area.
For the second year in a row, Clary Gardens near Historic Roscoe Village is gearing up for a festival that will help the region usher in summer. Taste for Summer is a wine and barbecue festival which includes great food, delicious Ohio wines, crafts, a sports memorabilia auction and more. All...
Sarah Clore, a Tuscarawas Central Catholic senior, took home the first-place prize in the VFW Post 1445 Voice of Democracy contest with her essay, Pride in Serving. She was also named runner-up in the VFW Ohio District 6 level held at Canton Feb. 18.
Dutchman Hospitality Group to purchase Troyer's Dutch Heritage Restaurants in Sarasota, Fla. and Bellville.
An intriguing mix of mathematics and mystery, performed by four talented actors, came to the Kent Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center as Walnut Street Theatre presented the award winning play, Proof.
Members of the Ft. Laurens D.A.R. receive information from state chairman of lineage research.
There are literally hundreds of different areas to explore through the 4-H youth program in Tuscarawas County, and representatives will be on hand for several upcoming events to introduce newcomers to all that 4-H offers.
Ann Gulbransen, historian for the Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Ohio will be guest speaker at the next Western Reserve Colony meeting.
The Tuscarawas Gateway Chapter of Business Network International has been named their leadership team for 2012.
Everett has served six years as an OTA director and was recently re-elected to another four-year term.
Tuscarawas County YMCA launches Strong Kids Campaign.
Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation is now being offered at Trinity Hospital Twin City.
For the dozens of young women searching for their dream prom dress or for creative prom ideas, Prom Showcase 2012 fit the bill perfectly.
The Dover High Steel Band celebrated the 20th anniversary of its annual program, Pantasia, with an alumni performance that brought back previous members of the steel drum band for a special presentation.
HIV testing clinic starting Thursday, March 1 at New Philadelphia health department.
Rotary Spring Healthcheck event to be held Saturday, March 10. Appointments are required.
Proceeds from the recent United Way campaign will provide funding to a number of area health and human service programs focusing on strengthening families and children, promoting health and wellness, and reducing emergency needs
The next meeting of the Mud Run Stream Keeps will focus on details regarding upcoming events and bylaws.
Run for Home runners workshop to be held Feb. 25.
The Purpose Room is a community outreach for young adults from 13 to 21.
Area fourth and fifth-graders are invited to participate in annual T-shirt design contest.
Veterans attending the first ever Veterans Benefits Fair in New Philadelphia found information and vital assistance from the VA and other veterans groups.
Sixty-seven teddy bears will make their way to Akron Children's Hospital with numerous others as they join the Children's Caravan Teddy Bear Motorcycle Run in September. Karam's Martial Arts hosted a Family Fun Day and asked each family bring a teddy bear to aid in the annual effort.
For young Marines hundreds of miles from home, a ride, a helping hand, and a hot meal are welcome respites, as an area couple have found out during their volunteer work with the Soldiers Organized Services (S.O.S.) organization in Palm Springs, Calif.
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.
A lively discussion at a Meet the Candidates night held at Kent State Tuscarawas recently drew voters who were quick to ask hard questions of their potential elected representatives.
The inaugural Teen/Tween Carnival will be hosted on Friday, March 2 at the Dover Public Library.
Free Love Your Heart event for area residents, from 5-6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23, in the first floor St. Francis conference room at Trinity Hospital Twin City.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has partnered with ODNR Division of Wildlife and Division of Soil and Water Resources to offer the Muskingum Watershed Livestock Exclusion and Stream Protection (LESP) program.
Power of the Pen District tournament participants met at Welty Middle School in New Philadelphia to show that they have the write stuff.
Free, family event planned to get kids inspired about history.
Proof is a remarkable and luminous play about fathers and daughters, genius and insanity, legacy and truth.
The S.E.A. was able to highlight their services to state officials from Columbus, who recently visited the area.
The Poetic Piano performance scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas.
With the help of Society for Equal Access in New Philadelphia and Crossroads Hospice, Judith Cole's mobility issues became a little more manageable.
High school seniors and non-traditional students residing in Harrison, Carroll or Tuscarawas County are encouraged to apply for the COAD David V. Stivison Appalachian Scholarship.
More than 300 hikers came out to Historic Schoenbrunn Village for the third annual Healthy Tusc Winter Hike. The free event co-sponsored by United Way, included ham and bean soup and cornbread and the opportunity to win door prizes.
Trivia-based program encourages reading for fun and helps promote a lifelong love of books and libraries.
The American Red Cross offers tips for fire prevention.
Applications for the Bernhard-Wentz scholarship are available in the Dover High School guidance office.
Dr. Mohammad A. Jan and Dr. Matthew W. Phillips are now welcoming new patients at their Newcomerstown location.
The Blanks, aka Ted's Band from the TV show Scrubs, to perform at Kent State Tuscarawas.
Rigatoni Dinner, sponsored by Community Hospice, will be held on Saturday, Feb. 25, from 4-8 p.m., at Tuscarawas Central Catholic High School.
Army Pfc. Justin M. Sheely has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.
An Overdue Open House raised $2,600 to put toward renovations to the children's department at the Dover Public Library. With live music, a bake sale, a book sale and raffles for products and services provided by local businesses, there was something for everyone at the second annual fundraiser.
During Lent, the First United Methodist Church of New Philadelphia will offer services at noon on Wednesdays.
Homeschooled children enjoyed a field trip to the city of Dover Water Works Plant, Feb. 8, where they were treated to a tour. The hour and a half long lesson took kids and their parents into the inner workings of the city's drinking water system and allowed them to see firsthand how clean water is...
Marilyn L. Henry, CEO, is retiring this summer after more than 20 years of service with Personal & Family Counseling Services.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library's New Philadelphia location is offering a class March 13, from 6:30-8 p.m., to demonstrate auto repair reference databases accessible from a home computer.
Coshocton couple ran a Craigslist ticket scam that took more than $200,000 from hundreds of victims throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Engstrom graduates from basic training in South Carolina.
Pantasia will be held Feb. 19, and will be a celebration of the 20th year of the Dover High School Steel Band.
Drug investigations are important because in Tuscarawas County more than 90 percent of crimes have some connection to drugs.
Join the Dover Public Library, as they raise funds for remodeling the children's department, at An Overdue Open House event, which will feature live music, a bake sale, raffles, children's activities and much more. In its second year, the event was a popular fundraiser last year as the community...
Greg Miller, a Sugarcreek area resident, will discuss his adventures during his Big Year in birding, and his subsequent adventures in Hollywood.
State Senator Lou Gentile will be the featured speaker at the spring Tuscarawas County Democratic Party Banquet.
Many children will benefit from the newly established Backpack for Kids weekend nutrition program, to be piloted in the Tusky Valley School district. Organizers hope to eventually expand the program to other schools in Tuscarawas County.
Many times, veterans do not take full advantage of the many benefits they and their families are entitled to through the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Tuscarawas County Veterans Service Office is offering a special day to assist local retired military personnel to obtain the benefits they...
Local talent will take to the stage March 10 in the 212 Relay Revue, benefiting Relay for Life.
College Club of Tuscarawas County is offering $1,000 scholarships to area graduating seniors.
Many people don't have complete information when it comes to hospice care. Crossroads Hospice of Tuscarawas County wants to answer questions people have, as well as offer the best in hospice care.
Dining with Diabetes program to begin Monday, Feb. 27, from 6-8 p.m. at Broadway United Methodist Church in New Philadelphia.
Toland-Herzig's Famous Endings Museum, located within the Toland-Herzig Funeral Home & Crematory, is celebrating Black History Month with a nearly 200-artifact display.
The men of the Schoenbrunn Valley Barbership Chorus installed new officers, named Barbershopper of the Year and continue preparation for the April 28 annual show at the KSU PAC.
The keys to Atwood Lake Resort and Conference Center will soon be handed over to the Carroll County commissioners.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas will hold the 30th annual Engineering Technology Opportunity Expo Feb. 23.
Information Night is designed to give prospective students the opportunity to learn about admission processes, academic majors, financial aid and career exploration.
Little Theatre of Tuscarawas County's production of Seussical the Musical will begin Feb. 10.
Wealth and tax management workshop will take place Feb. 29 at two locations.
Jackie Christensen (from Canal Winchester - District F) will be the special guest of the Clayland Lions Club and will present Helen Keller as she challenged the Lions to become Knights of the Blind in the Crusade against Darkness.
Tickets are still available fo the Feb. 10 production of Freedom Bound in New Philadelphia.
Area teens can attend a free event to help them prepare for their high school prom. The Feb. 20 event, sponsored by Safe Kids Tuscarawas, offers prizes, refreshments, all types of freebies, and the opportunity to purchase beautiful, gently worn prom dresses.
The Dover High School Music Club held its inaugural Battle of the Bands on Saturday, Feb. 4, in Dover High School auditorium, with performances by student artists.
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.
Five directors will be elected and 2011 activities will be reviewed at the TCCA annual meeting Feb. 13.
A free Winter Hike will take place in Historic Schoenbrunn Village Feb. 11, from 9-11 a.m.
Repair to SR 212 following last spring's flooding.
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.
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.
Tuscarawas County Democrat Women to offer two scholarships.
Experience the Big Easy and party with a purpose.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Parent company of First Federal Community Bank reports earning for the three months ended Dec. 31, 2011.
The Kent State University at Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center brings the story of star-crossed lovers to life, as The State Ballet Theatre of Russia takes the stage for Romeo and Juliet.
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.
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.
Dover Exchange Club members will hold a chicken barbecue for Londyn Miller to help cover her medical expenses.
Poetry writing workshop scheduled at Dover Public Library.
Unique oil painting part of show and tell at recent art guild meeting.
Union Hospital and the Dover Public Library have partnered to offer free heart health screenings from 9-11 a.m. Feb. 3.
Contractor's workshop set for Feb. 21.
The Chocolate Love A'fair will be held Saturday, Feb. 4, from 1-3 p.m. in the Buckeye Career Center cafeteria.
Travel to Green Valley Golf Course in New Philadelphia Feb. 4 for a day of golf, prizes and delicious Wendy's chili during the 12th annual Chili Open Golf Classic.
Norma Johnson Center to host an essay contest for grades three to five.
Air Force Airman Luke A. Yurich graduates in Texas.
Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities welcomes new board member Robert Glasgow.
Paul Stutzman, author of Hiking Through and his newest book Biking Through, will speak to the Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild May 16.
Youth-led project addresses childhood obesity, encourages healthy lifestyle in Tuscarawas, Stark and Carroll counties as part of Global Youth Service Day.
Special program at Dover Public Library.
Two new board officers and three new board members have been selected to serve on the 2012 board of governors for the Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross.
First Run for Home workshop scheduled for Feb. 4.
Skype-an-Author program to continue.
Michael J. Hawley will oversee maintenance in his new position at Union Hospital in Dover.
United Way optimistic it will reach its goal by the end of January.
Secretary of State announces 4,086 signatures submitted from petitioners.
Carroll County commissioners to take over Atwood Lake Resort pending agreements that transfer ownership from the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District.
The Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival Foundation has chosen the 2012 festival hostesses.
Mohican Winter Fest saw the return of an old friend, gold medal ice carver Aaron Costic.
Special meeting to sort out information on fracking scheduled for Jan. 23.
On Jan. 14 and 15 soap box derby racers from around the state and surrounding states came to Dover in the hopes of qualifying for the annual All American Soap Box Derby in Akron.
Volunteers are needed to make the dream of many area outdoor enthusiasts come true - the completion of another section of the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail in Tuscarawas County. Volunteer information meetings, at two convenient locations, have been set for Saturday, Jan. 28.
Thank you card to Dover VFW Ladies Auxiliary received.
Top 10 mystery films to be discussed at the Dover Public Library.
Dr. Lois Youngen, former Ragersville resident, to be featured on Antiques Road Show.
Dr. Greg Miller of The American Chestnut Foundation will discuss the latest developments in restoring blight-resistant American chestnuts to private forests.
Performer Craig Karges delighted audiences with his act, which used magic and psychology to read the minds of eager spectators.
Low- and moderate-income wage earners can obtain free federal and state income tax filing assistance.
2012 Tuscarawas County Travel Guide now available.
Health program has helped to increase employee participation at one local company to 61 percent of their 114 employees.
Do you have what it takes?
Reverse American Idol set for Jan. 24 at Dover Library.
Craft programs to be presented at Tuscarawas County Public Library.
Scholarships available from New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club.
Kimble rebrands J&J Refuse, Ace Disposal, and other members of its waste disposal and recycling group.
Indian Valley Foundation has been able to add four new building grants in the amount of $1,500 each.
Officers were elected and the Member of the Year was announced at a recent Heritage Home Association meeting.
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.
Ohio participates in second annual Great Central U.S. ShakeOut
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...
A dairy producer meeting will be held Feb. 15, at the Dutch Valley Restaurant, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Claymont High School seniors can obtain the application for a Claymont Foundation scholarship from the high school guidance office.
Casino Night fundraiser to benefit the Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured will be held on Saturday, Jan. 28, at Union Country Club in Dover.
Sandra Pianalto, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, was on hand Jan. 10 at Fisher Auditorium in Wooster to address a large crowd concerning the employment outlook and monetary policy.
The annual Holmes-Tuscarawas MCC Meat Canning Days roll into Berlin Jan. 31-Feb. 2.
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.
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.
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.
The first informational meeting of the year for Dover's Relay for Life will be held on Thursday, Jan. 12, at 6:30 p.m., in the downstairs fellowship hall at St. John's Church.
An indoor Soap Box Derby rally will be held this Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 14 and 15, in the Flickinger Piping building located at 439 S. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover.
Fun and educational course for seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students at EAA Chapter 1077's Aviation Center, 1802 E. High Ave. (Harry Clever Airport) in New Philadelphia.
Mohican Winter Fest Jan. 13-15 ushers in a whole new reason to love winter. Complete with plenty of hot food and drink, activities and some of the coolest works of art you'll ever see.
More than 400 creditors missed filing deadline.
U.S. Route 36 will be restricted near Uhrichsville.
Written as a gift to her family, former New Philadelphia resident Kara Martinelli shares the story of her grandparents love during World War II in her first book, comprised of the letters they wrote while separated by war. A story that would appeal to anyone that has ever been separated from a...
Newcomerstown man entered camper trailer with a handgun, fired shots, and physically assaulted victim inside. Investigators believes incident occurred over illegal drugs and stolen drug money.
Even though they gave for the Win a Car for Christmas in December, which saw Trina Miller receive a new automobile, those who donated to the event found that they actually got a lot out of the campaign.
10-point buck snagged by 8-year-old boy in Stone Creek.
Dover Exchange Club helped make Christmas a little brighter for local foster children and young adults.
The public is encouraged to attend the Jan. 10 meeting of the Zeisberger Trail and Parks plan.
The merger of the Tuscarawas County Humane Society and Cats-n-Us is now official, with both organizations working under one nonprofit license. The Tuscarawas County Humane Society Cat Shelter will continue to operate at 829 Union Ave., Dover.
People donate new and gently used bikes to the Buckeye Career Center or bikes arrive through the Indian Valley FFA/WJER toy drive and students work on them for the Share-A-Christmas event.
The Holiday Mail for Heroes campaign was designed to give individuals the opportunity to send a touch of home through holiday cards that contain messages of cheer and appreciation to service men and women, veterans and family members.
Students at Faith Christian Academy worked to collect non-perishables to help a local community food bank.
Letter to the Editor from the Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Applications due by Jan. 30 for business rent subsidy program.
Participants in Fit for Life classes enjoy a hands-on learning experience that includes learning to read food labels, viewing and understanding correct portion sizes, holding a replica of five pounds of fat, trying on a 20-pound fat vest and more.
Local resident completes military basic training.
Beat the "heat." Make an appointment to have your cat spayed or neutered.
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.
See a Smaller Shadow four-week indoor walking challenge begins Jan. 9, 2012.
New Year, New You weight program to be offered at Aultman Hospital.
Craig Karges to perform at Kent State Tuscarawas.
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.
For Wooster's resident rock star, The X Factor journey has come to an end, but the Josh Krajcik train is just leaving the station.
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.
Bat program will focus on Ohio bats and their basic ecology.
Armed with a new grant, Windows of Hope believes it can now further its exploration of helping families with genetic diseases.
Traffic will be maintained by glaggers on U.S. Route 36 near Uhrichsville.
Josh Krajcik's success on The X Factor has given the kids of his hometown of Wooster a reason to believe that they, too, can succeed.
The Sugarcreek Arts Council united to Celebrate the Arts at its annual banquet.
Deputies "fairly confident" 15-year-old girl was struck by bullet fired into air.
The Personal & Family Counseling Services of Tuscarawas Valley, Inc. auxiliary will host their Third Annual Masquerade Ball on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012 to benefit local families.
David Lorah was honored as the 2011 Sugarcreek Arts Council Friend of the Arts recipient on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
RE/MAX Crossroads has a new location at 313 Canal Ave. SE in New Philadelphia. On Thursday, Nov. 17, they celebrated their grand opening.
Fundraiser scheduled for Strasburg resident battling Stage 3 cancer.
Christmas in the Park is a gift to the community from a local business, and this year's perfect temperatures brought out a record crowd to enjoy the evening at Tuscora Park.
Preschoolers and pre-kindergarteners visited with local senior citizens for the St. Mary's Singing with Seniors program, Dec. 9.
As part of the Winter Meltdown, all participants will work out weekly with a personal trainer, participate in weekly nutrition sessions, and receive workout plans, mid-week check-ins and weekly weigh-ins.
Members of the Program Leadership Team at the Tuscarawas County YMCA were recently recognized by the Association of YMCA Professionals for their outstanding leadership and service to the local YMCA and the YMCA movement.
The MWCD has established a Quick Response (QR) code that can be scanned quickly and easily by smartphones and provides users with a direct link to current levels of the MWCD lakes.
The Red Cross urges families to be cautious when using alternative heating sources and to make a plan in case of a home fire.
Following the retirement of Rockne Clarke, a temporary clerk of courts has been elected to hold the position through December 2012.
Good wishes and good music filled the air when members of the Tuscarawas County Historical Society met for the annual winter banquet. In addition to the fun, members of the society enjoy learning about the history of the county all year through the Chronicler newsletter.
The Confession, a new musical based on the popular novel written by Beverly Lewis will come to the Carlisle Inn Sugarcreek, beginning June 7.
Kevin Dunn, of Dover, was announced the winner of the Around the House giveaway. Dunn won a new Tanaka chain saw from Graphic Publications, Inc., just in time for the holidays.
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...
Liz Strauss, teen librarian, hosted a free gingerbread house making workshop for kids Dec. 13. With ample ingredients available to share, the kids created one-of-a-kind masterpieces that they were permitted to take home.
Christmas brings tender memories of days with dear ones, and some memories may be more agonizing than comforting for those who are keenly feeling the loss of someone they love. Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County is available to help.
It's down to the final week of The X Factor USA, and the world is watching Josh Krajcik, the Wooster native who, with a little help from his fans, could win it all.
The Tuscarawas County YMCA welcomes anyone to join their winter classes, which begin Wednesday, Dec. 14.
Results from the annual Red Nose Run on Dec. 4 saw a Sugarcreek native as the winner.
Sample bottles and detailed instructions for taking water samples available now at the Tuscarawas County office of The Ohio State University Extension.
Trinity Hospital Twin City recently recognized 28 employees and two physicians for their years of service.
The Tuscarawas County Heritage Home Association recently held their third annual Christmas Tour of Homes. This year's tour included nine beautifully decorated homes in Dover, New Philadelphia and Uhrichsville and the Sharon Moravian Church at New Philadelphia.
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.
There is an insidious problem in Tuscarawas County, and it goes on not only here, but in rural and urban communities across Ohio and the United States as a whole. The problem was brought to light at a recent Kent State University Tuscarawas awareness event.
Hollywood came to Tuscarawas County for several months as dozens of production crew, actors, and others rallied together to film the movie Old Fashioned, written and directed by New Philadelphia native Rik Swartzwelder, an acclaimed professional filmmaker.
Eight-week diabetes program to begin in January 2012.
This is the time of year when many of us remember there are others in need. One way to help is to donate food, money or time to the Greater Dover-New Philadelphia Food Pantry.
At Christmas, there is truly no place like home for the holidays, but many in Tuscarawas County have no place to lay their head during this season of abundant giving.
A group of Ragersville schoolchildren have made a gift to benefit many others in their community and beyond.
Echocardiogram results in new career for Rebecca Turner.
Paul and Jane Delcoma, of Strasburg, celebrate their wedding anniversary.
With a houseful of rambunctious youngsters, these former foster parents are sure to find joy, if not peace, in their household this holiday season. With two adopted sons and a child of their own, Mike and his wife, Debbie, plan to continue making memorable holiday traditions with their family.
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.
The deadline to enter Win a Car for Christmas has been extended until Dec. 15. Don't miss your chance to drive home in a 2009 Chevy Cobalt, courtesy of Chuck Nicholson Auto Superstore, Graphic Publications, Inc. and many local business sponsors.
Christmas Tour of Homes to take place Dec. 11.
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.
Dedicated team members help Interim HealthCare achieve distinction as a top-performing home health agency.
For the entire month of December TCHS will reduce the adoption fee for dogs to $99 in an effort to find them homes for the holidays.
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.
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.
In a letter to the editor, Chad Conrad reminds residents and business owners that disaster planning should begin before a disaster happens.
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.
Zoar was the place to be Dec. 3 and 4 when the museums, shops and private residences were open for the public. Fine crafts, music and a visit from Belsnickle, the German Santa, were just a few of the attractions that helped guests celebrate Christmas in the village.
Grant assistance program to be offered in January 2012.
Meeting minutes for the Dover VFW ladies auxiliary.
Cookie walk at Dennison First Church of God Dec. 17
Celebrate the season at the NJC Dec. 10.
The Christmas spirit rolled into town as the annual Twin Cities Christmas Parade took to the streets on a sunny December afternoon.
Lynn Angelozzi has been hired as the executive director of Leadership Tuscarawas.
Warmer than usual temperatures made Saturday, Dec. 3 a perfect evening for the annual Dover Christmas Parade. The well-attended event featured colorful floats decked out with lights and smiling faces.
Will be in custody of U.S. Marshals as court hearings proceed.
It's been a long road for Wooster's Josh Krajcik and his family as he has marched his way, week after week, through The X Factor, thanks to his hard work, amazing talent and the support of those who have believed in him.
In addition to an ample offering of familiar Christmas favorites, the Tuscarawas Philharmonic will feature the Philharmonic Children's Chorus in a performance of Alex Bevan's collection of Christmas songs.
Relay for Life of Dover has changed venues to better serve the community and the estimated 3,000 participants that will help raise funds and awareness in an effort to end cancer in our lifetime. The popular annual event that was held at Crater Stadium at Dover will be held at Franklin Park at...
The Seventh Annual Cookie Walk at First United Church of Christ in New Philadelphia will be hosted Saturday, Dec. 10.
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.
The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the Red Cross will host its annual holiday open house on Thursday, Dec. 8, from 4-6 p.m.
Retired Garaway guidance counselor Karen Izzi Gallagher made it her mission to write and receive a grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project to honor a former student and friend that died unexpectedly when he was only 17. Now, future generations of Garaway students will have the opportunity to learn and...
Tuscarawas County 4-H and FFA junior fair steer weigh-in to take place at Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds Show Arena.
Uhrichsville residents who may need improvements on their homes can apply for Community Housing Improvement Program funding.
Area students will find that the events of Dec. 7, 1941 will become much more than a page in a history book as they participate in events commemorating the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Application deadline for partner families for Habitat for Humanity Dec. 19.
Christmas Extravaganza will benefit both Share-A-Christmas/Toys for Tots and the Wainwright Community Hall Committee.
It's a sure sign of Christmas when Santa's House is lit up on the square of the county seat in downtown New Philadelphia. This year, thanks to the volunteer efforts of a group of students, the house sports a whole new look.
Anyone attending New Philadelphia Quaker boys and girls basketball games Dec. 3, 7, and 16 can bring canned goods or children's books for charity.
Zoar recipes reflect holiday traditions.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of early American and German holiday traditions at the annual Christmas in Zoar.
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.
Donations are being accepted for the Union Hospital Auxiliary Celebration of Lights, which will be presented on Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the hospital.
Sound Energy tree takes top large tree prize with "Lollipops and Gingerbread." Small tree went to both Michael Cominaghi and Next Industries.
The Eastern Ohio AED Initiative is accepting applications for automated external defibrillators from nonprofit organizations, churches, senior centers, libraries, as rescue and law enforcement agencies within Carroll, Harrison and Tuscarawas counties.
Two Tuscarawas County natives have been appointed to positions within the purchasing department at Union Hospital.
Trinity Hospital Twin City names Mission Integration Team.
Dec. 17 and 18 will see two fun and family-friendly events at Christian Temple in Uhrichsville.
Tuscarawas County Treasurer Jeffery S. Mamarella has announced that he will seek reelection to the office of county treasurer for a fourth term.
Lighting update at Andreas will ultimately improve the community and prove to be more cost-efficient in the long term.
Modern Homemakers to be in charge of spring luncheon at Broadway Methodist Church.
Domestic and Sexual Violence Awareness Program will be held Dec. 8, at 6 p.m., in the KSU Founders Hall auditorium and lobby.
Combs graduates from basic military training.
Winter Save the Day campaign underway.
Union Hospital in Dover has been named to the 2011 HomeCare Elite, a compilation of the top-performing home health agencies in the United States.
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...
Marines need help to make sure every child in Tuscarawas County has a new toy for Christmas.
A free hearing screening event will be held Saturday, Dec. 10, with appointments available between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Federal prosecution underway on hate crimes, as details of attacks are released.
Join the Trumpet Singers on Sunday, Dec. 4 as they perform their seventh annual Home for the Holidays Music Revue.
Sam Mullet and six other men were formally indicted by Federal prosecution for hate crimes on Nov. 23 for their participation in hair and beard cutting actions against a number of Amish men in Ohio.
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.
The Journey to Bethlehem Dec. 2 and 3 marks the second year of a trek throughout Walnut Creek, which takes patrons back more than 2,000 years, into a world where a shining star led the world to a new way of life.
Win a Car for Christmas is back for its fourth year, as local residents can enter to win a car from Chuck Nicholson Auto Superstore and Graphic Publications, Inc., as well as many other local sponsors.
Atwood Lake Resort and Conference Center will be donated to the Carroll County commissioners after negotiations are finalized within the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District Board of Directors meeting.
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.
An accident on SR 39 Nov. 17 left one man from Tuscarawas County in intensive care.
W. Dan Jones recently received the highest honor of the York Rite Masonry.
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.
D.A.R. members hear program from Mary Haggis.
A reclamation project, located in the Carroll County portion of the Huff Run Watershed, recently received a national 2011 Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation award.
Tuscarawas County Commissioner Chris A. Abbuhl has announced that he will seek reelection to a third term as commissioner.
The number of children needing foster care and adopted families in Tuscarawas County is surprising. During National Adoption Month, the Tuscarawas County Job and Family Services office will present a special program to help adoptive families, along with spotlighting the information on their website.
The Tuscarawas County Historical Society will host their Winter Banquet Dec. 13 at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center in Dover, beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Michael Lehr of Flat Top Bakery in New Philadelphia joined members of the Tuscarawas County Art Guild for their meeting.
Natalie MacMaster will perform on Dec. 3 for a special holiday concert at the Kent State University at Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center.
This Thanksgiving, buckle up while on the road.
Holiday Cards for Heroes is a program held by the American Red Cross, which provides holiday cards for service members. Dover Public Library encourages teens to get involved this holiday season.
Part one of a two part series about The Nutcracker Ballet produced by the Tuscarawas Dance Arts Center at Dover under the direction of Shelly Beitzel. Participants describe a family-like atmosphere as they prepare to bring this classic holiday production to the Performing Arts Center at Kent State...
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.
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.
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.
Holiday open house at the Zoar Stitchery set for Nov. 19.
A parody of plays by Shakespeare will be presented by the Garaway drama department.
Following the defeat of the 6.9 mill bond issue to build a new Dover High School, the Dover Board of Education will hold a public meeting on Monday, Nov. 21, at 6 p.m., to hear what the voters' think should be the next step.
Hear the true story of a remarkable young girl who believed her life would impact the world during the Rachel's Challenge assembly at Welty Middle School.
A new watershed group, the Mud Run Stream Keepers, is now official.
Online book fair, hosted by the New Philadelphia High School National Honor Society, will continue through Dec. 3.
Rik Swartzwelder will share his thoughts and experiences of filming in the Tuscarawas Valley Nov. 21 at the Dover Public Library.
Solemn commemorative services were held on the square of the Tuscarawas County Courthouse as the community paused Nov. 11, Veterans Day, to remember the sacrifices made by the men and women of the U.S. military.
Painted Life Ministry cares about people.
This is a season of being grateful for our freedom and those we love.
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.
Join Santa, Mrs. Claus, and the elves for breakfast Nov. 26.
Tuscarawas County will not be the same without Rockne Clarke, longtime clerk of courts. After 32 years, Clarke said it is time to step down so he can enjoy the company of his family more including his parents.
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.
Marvin Fete defeats incumbent Michael C. Johnson in New Philadelphia Law Director race.
National Hospice Care Month provides a time to raise awareness of the compassionate care hospice provides.
Exceedingly large turnout drives election night ups and downs.
Local community invited to spend an educational evening learning about food.
Proceeds from the annual Cat's Meow sale will benefit children's charities in Tuscarawas County.
Jim Grant, a local author, will speak at the Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild meeting Nov. 16.
Activities, art projects and ideas will be plentiful at the Homespun Christmas Open House, hosted by the Tuscarawas County Public Library, Nov. 19.
The inaugural Vendor's Fair will be held at Trinity Hospital Twin City to benefit the hospital and the United Volunteer Auxiliary.
Delphian Chorale to hold annual dinner and show.
Claymont Foundation seeking nominations for alumni awards.
Rick Mathias named president of Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival Foundation, Inc.
List of citizens who want to have firewood dumped at their property being updated.
Free computer classes for the public at the Dover Public Library.
The second phase of a project to rehabilitate Dover Dam got underway with a ceremonial groundbreaking held Monday, Nov. 7, at the 74-year-old dam built to control flood waters that had plagued the region.
Dr. Mohammad Jan, MD and Dr. Alicia Mills, MD will join the professionals at Trinity Hospital Twin City.
Have lots of love to give and want lots of love in return? Consider adopting a companion at the adoptathon at Cats 'n' Us Nov. 13.
Dozens of volunteers give of their time and skills to keep a very important piece of Tuscarawas County history alive. These individuals were recognized at a luncheon in the Zoar Schoolhouse Nov. 6.
Which Tuscarawas County farm was chosen as Farm of the Year? That and a few other well deserved awards were given out at the 68th annual Tuscarawas Soil and Water Conservation District meeting.
The link between drug and/or alcohol addiction and homelessness is strong, and exemplifies the proverbial question of which is the cause and which the effect. One Tuscarawas County group of volunteers is striving to find a solution that works.
Author Donald Ray Pollock will speak at the New Philadelphia library Nov. 17 at 7 p.m.
Christmas Tour of Homes to kick off the holiday season Dec. 11.
Michelle Larkin has been promoted to senior vice president at First Federal Community Bank.
Give an American service member a touch of home with a card through the Holiday Mail for Heroes program.
Prosecutor drops charge due to statutory language.
To honor those brave men and women who served in our armed forces, Dover VFW Post 3463 held a Veterans Day program on Sunday, Nov. 6 at Memorial Hall.
FEMA will issue a nation-wide emergency test on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. This is the first nation-wide test.
A late evening incident at Dover Chemical resulted in a chlorine leak that caused evacuation of the plant and a nearby business.
The Ohio chapters of the national Lincoln Highway Association, along with the official Ohio Lincoln Highway Historic Byway are planning to bring over 200 visitors to Canton in 2012.
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. The Tuscarawas YMCA wants residents to be aware of their risk and the preventative steps they can take.
Warther Museum will once again play host to the Union Hospital Auxiliary Christmas Tree Festival, as well as opening up Mooney Warther's original home, specially decorated for the holiday season.
BPOE Lodge 510 has banner year for giving.
Chi of Shaolin-The Tale of the Dragon is an inspiring and entertaining show to be appreciated by people of all ages and walks of life.
Veterans Day services to be held in Dover Nov. 6.
In addition to traditional sleep studies, Union Hospital's Sleep Disorders Center now offers an outpatient sleep monitoring device that can be self-administered by the patient in their own home.
The parent company of First Federal Community Bank has reported net earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30.
Blood Battle a great way to focus the community's attention on an important need.
Geib to host An Evening of Honor for area veterans.
District president Martha Smith attended the Oct. 12 meeting of the Dover VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
Newcomerstown Quilt Bees will hold a quilt show Nov. 11 and 12, with a very special antique quilt on display.
Dover Light and Power and Efficiency Smart bring big savings to residents and businesses this fall.
Applications now being accepted for the New Philadelphia Business and Community Parade.
Tickets on sale now for next performance at the Little Theatre of Tuscarawas County.
Michael Thurston appointed sales manager for Beattys Builders.
A program that has only been available to consumers since last year is now a bi-annual event, where unwanted or unneeded prescription drugs can be disposed of safely without worry of them getting into the wrong hands or the environment.
Birthday celebration for Welton Stein, who turns 90 on Nov. 12.
The Tuscarawas County Sheriff's office recently participated in the third annual Drug Enforcement Administration's National Drug Take Back Initiative.
Kiwanis Club to host pancake breakfast Nov. 5.
From Twilight to Breaking Dawn special event to take place Thursday, Nov. 10, from 6-7:15 p.m.
Tuscarawas County Public Library System among the many organizations and businesses throughout the county that are offering support for T-4-C Share-A-Christmas.
A & M owner Monroe Beachy faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Employees are Buckeye Career Center purchase hog project and donate the meat to the Friends of the Homeless in New Philadelphia.
Nearly 20 safety professionals from various state agencies took a look at the $68.5 million rehabilitation project at the Dover Dam.
A new business is welcomed into the New Philadelphia community.
The 20th annual Lions Halloween Parade was the place to be Wednesday, Oct. 26 as local marching bands, businesses, families and politicians took to the streets under cloudy skies to march through downtown Dover dressed in costume.
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.
Triway High School graduate Josh Krajcik used to spend his time on the bench waiting for his moment to shine. Now, as one of America¿s biggest singing superstars, Krajcik has finally hit the big leagues.
New Philadelphia Municipal Court Magistrate Nan DeGarmo VonAllman seeks the position as New Philadelphia Municipal Court Judge.
Stephanie Harris is running for Dennison Village Council.
Paul Collins is running for Dennison Village Council.
Greg DiDonato is running for Dennison Village Council
James Dennis Ross, a Newcomerstown resident and U.S. Army veteran, will be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame Nov. 10 in Columbus, along with 19 other veterans from around the state.
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.
Enrollment for 2010 crop losses under the Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments (SURE) program will begin Nov. 14.
Approximately 50 people participated in Trinity Hospital Twin City's first In the Pink event.
Members of the first-ever freshman class at Garaway High School met for their 50th wedding anniversary.
Santa's Workshops will take place at Norma Johnson Center in November. Participants and children will make gifts with the help of Santa's helpers.
Information on Linda Wilson, current candidate for Sugarcreek Village Council.
Jeff Schrock runs for Sugarcreek Village Council
John Meek is a current candidate for Sugarcreek Village Council.
Diabetes screening event to take place Nov. 5 at Union Hospital.
A program on the topic of Cooled ThermoTherapy, a different approach to the treatment of enlarged prostate, will take place at Union Hospital.
A boxer mix named Sabithe is available for adoption at the Tuscarawas County Humane Society.
The artwork of two area teens will appear on teen library cards in the Tuscarawas County Library system.
D.A.R. members hear presentation on history and preservation of Zoar.
Guests are invited to the Tuscarawas Center for the Arts on Nov. 5 for a Pathway to Wellness wine tasting event.
Neva Canfield Rees will celebrate her 90th birthday on Nov. 12 in New Philadelphia.
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.
Thousands of hours and many years of community volunteer service from committed individuals were recently recognized by the Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Comedian Sinbad showed up in New Philadelphia at the Kent State University Performing Arts Center and delivered a performance that left the audience smiling.
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...
There's something about seeing their heroes display a love of reading that catches the attention of young students, and hundreds of New Philadelphia second-graders are now more turned on to books, thanks to a visit with former OSU and current high school football players.
Current Sugarcreek Mayor Jeremiah Johnson is running for re-election in 2011.
Brenda Prince received a distinguished award at the Free Clinics Conference in Columbus, Oct. 11.
First Steps to Literacy: Books for Babies trust gives 40 books to newborns at Union Hospital.
Tuscarawas County Art Guild members will show their work at the proposed new art gallery at Muskingum University in 2013.
Gary E. Franks is running for Bolivar Village Council.
Information from Marvin Fete, candidate for New Philadelphia Law Director.
Founder of Akron's Main Street Gourmet, Steve L. Marks will present "Confessions of a Muffin Man - A Walk Through the Entrepreneurial Jungle" at Kent State University.
FFD Financial Corporation declares dividend of 17 cents per share.
Halloween weekend ghost tours to be offered in Historic Zoar Village.
Mike Wilson, official presidential historical actor for President McKinley in the Historical Actors Guild, will bring his portrayel to Zoar, Nov. 5.
Steve Coutts wins Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas offers a center for business entrepreneurs in the area.
On Oct. 30, the Tuscarawas County Democratic Women will host a spaghetti dinner and meet the candidates event at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds.
A senior in the Allied Health Science Technologies program at Buckeye Career Center has been named Student of the Month.
Joseph J. Mitchell has been named the new president of Trinity Hospital Twin City, effective Nov. 28.
The Tuscarawas Valley Local School District superintendent spoke with the Ruritan Club at their October meeting.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library will sponsor a program on UFOs in New Philadelphia, Nov. 3.
Dover VFW Post 3463 relocated their military dedication plaque to Dover's Memorial Hall.
The most recent meeting of the Dover VFW Ladies Auxiliary was held Oct. 12.
Fans around the world are under the spell of that Krajcik Magic. Millersburg mom Lisa Pim can at last share with the world what she has known all along.
Doug O'Meara seeks re-election as Dover Law Director.
Local attorney, John Gartrell, seeks Dover Law Director position.
Information on Clayton Miller, candidate for Sugarcreek mayor.
Information on Mark Haney and Lloyd Bullock, candidates for Uhrichsvile Ward 1.
Tom Gerber seeks position at New Philadelphia Mayor.
Richard Homrighausen, current Dover Mayor, seeks re-election.
New Philadelphia Mayor Mike Taylor seeks re-election in 2011.
New Philadelphia Law Director, Michael C. Johnson, seeks re-election in 2011.
Local attorney, Kristin Zemis, seeks position as New Philadelphia Municipal Court Judge.
Tony Korns seeks position as Mayor of Dover.
When 74-year-old Bill Schneider retired 11 years ago, he made a decision to do much more than just sit around in his golden years. Instead, Schneider now dedicates his life to voluntarily serving others in need.
Baltic firefighters delivered pizza and smoke detectors in their Pizza and Prevention fundraiser, raising nearly $3,000 in the process.
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.
Breast cancer can be a devastating diagnosis for any woman. The American Cancer Society gives women extra support and hope through their Reach to Recovery program.
According to Mike Lauber, co-chair of the Dover Code Red Our School, Our Choice committee, the three most common questions asked about the proposal to build a new Dover High School are why new? Why now and why there?
Generations at Ten Lakes will open a new Wellness Center to provide less intensive rehabilitation and to help avoid inpatient treatment altogether for those needing mental health care. An open house will be held Tuesday, Oct. 25.
Interesting stories were around every bend at the third annual Schoenbrunn Village Colonial Trade Fair, as re-enactors shared history's tales with visitors.
Cats 'n' Us shelter in Dover will be collecting donations and supplies, coinciding with Dover-Phila week, on Oct. 26. The shelter will crown one city, that donates the most, as King of the County.
Locals can get involved in helping impoverished children by participating in Operation Christmas Child at Valley View Community Church.
It's Dover against New Philadelphia in the annual Blood Battle, Oct. 27.
Three popular Amish fiction authors will visit the Carlisle Inn and Sugarcreek Branch of the Tuscarawas County Public Library on Nov. 15 for book signings and interviews.
Knisely Charities and Berner Trucking hosted a benefit event for the Tuscarawas County YMCA Strong Kids Campaign.
Wendy Zucal, director at The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum, will be the featured speaker at the Pillars Club Annual Banquet, Nov. 5.
The second annual Fall Funtacular Fundraiser for the ALS Family Support Group of Ohio will be held at J.I.M.'s Place in downtown New Philadelphia on Oct. 23, from 5-9 p.m. All proceeds raised will be used to assist patients and their loved ones that have become caregivers in Tuscarawas County.
The Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce and Union Hospital, in cooperation with the Regional Cancer Center, hosted a luncheon on Oct.13 as part of the annual Paint Tusc Pink campaign that promotes breast cancer awareness and the importance of early detection through mammography screening.
An apple a day, or for three days at Homestead Furniture provides store-wide savings.
The new Miss Clayland 2012 was not the only focus of this year's 56th annual pageant. Current Miss Ohio 2011 and former Miss Clayland 2011, Ellen Bryan, charmed the crowd and demonstrated the poise and caring needed to be the next Miss America.
There's more than one way to raise money for a good cause. On Saturday, Oct. 8, more than 45 people partied in pink for nearly two hours to raise money for Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
The season-opening concert by the Tuscarawas Philharmonic will celebrate the Halloween season with Creepy Classic - A Musical Mystery Tour!
Army National Guard Spec. Benjamin J. Carter has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla., as an Honor Graduate and received a Letter of Commendation.
One local boy is beating the best of the best at Midvale Speedway, finishing the season with six-straight feature wins and an impressive title, all with his dad by his side.
A Girls Night Out Adopt-a-thon will be held at the Cats 'n' Us shelter in Dover on Sunday, Oct. 16.
Stop in for a spook-tacular pancake breakfast Oct. 29.
Jim Grant, a former Gradall executive, to speak at Dover Public Library.
Pritchard pleads guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter.
Rotary Club is seeking patron gifts to support Storybook Lane.
Students interested in a career in the medical field are invited to the Union Hospital UH TECH Career Camp.
Seasonal flu shot clinics to begin Oct. 17 at Trinity Hospital Twin City.
Buckeye Career Center to hold Business Professionals Open House, Oct. 21.
Members of the First Mennonite Church of Sugarcreek are donating 100 percent of the proceeds from their annual Soup & Salad Supper to fellow parishioner, Verlon Ewert. Diagnosed with lung cancer and without insurance, Ewert needs assistance with medical bills.
On Saturday, Oct. 7, the Tuscarawas Valley Kennel Club held a dog walk for its members and for guests at Fort Laurens, giving participants the opportunity to spend time outdoors with their furry friends.
A recent public forum gave Dover residents the opportunity to question candidates and the Dover schools bond issue held at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center. The free forum was opened to the public and was attended by more than 130 people in the 2 1/2 hour session organized by the Dover Exchange...
Four followers of Sam Mullet charged with kidnapping, aggravated burglary.
A 5K will travel through the streets of Dover and local cemeteries on Saturday, Oct. 29.
All who value Zoar Village are being asked to voice their support in favor of repairing the levee, which would save Zoar from potentially devastating floods.
There may be a new world record set at the annual Forest Heritage Festival in Dover, Oct. 21 and 22. The festival will once again benefit Akron Children's Hospital and the Children's Miracle Network and includes a huge benefit auction and lively entertainment.
James King, author of Bill Warrington's Last Chance, will visit Dover Public Library Oct. 20 to discuss and sign his book.
More than $20,000 was given out by the Claymont Foundation for 2011-2012 programs.
Readers will have a chance to connect with five best-selling authors this fall during the Skype-an-Author @ Your Library Series.
The Tuscarawas Soil and Water Conservation District will host a workshop at the Ft. Laurens rain garden in the spring of 2012.
A fascinating program at Fort Laurens had children searching and digging for unknown artificats in the soil of the 18th century Revolutionary War fort.
Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) sanctioned field competition will be held Saturday, Oct. 22, in the Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium in Tuscora Park in New Philadelphia.
Buckeye Career Center has implemented new waterborne paint system.
Trinity Hospital Twin City to celebrate five-month anniversary.
Eleanor Sullivan will be on hand to sign her new book Oct. 15.
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...
The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold their annual Volunteer and Community Recognition Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 20, where several individuals will be honored for their service to the Red Cross and the community.
Classes involving genealogy websites for beginners as well as eReader knowledge will be presented at the Tuscarawas County Public Library main branch in New Philadelphia.
The Dover Public Library invites the public to meet Addy Mason, a New Philadelphia author, Oct. 18, at 6:30 p.m. Mason will discuss her debut novel and first in a series of seven she intends to release in her New Era Series. Wife and mother first, Mason writes part time as her schedule allows. Her...
The village of Baltic will offer fun fall festivities for the whole family on Saturday, Oct. 22.
Attacks believed perpetrated by followers of former Fredericktown bishop who left church.
If your family is dealing with a cancer diagnosis there are many helps available. Hope Lodges are just one example of the many resources offered by the American Cancer Society.
Dick Farrell
On May 21, it became evident that, for the Times-Reporter, its dominance...
