Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
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.
WNPQ The Light wins Station of the Year in small markets, as selected by Focus on the Family.
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.
The Chocolate Love A'fair will be held Saturday, Feb. 4, from 1-3 p.m. in the Buckeye Career Center cafeteria.
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The MCC turkey truck rolled through Berlin for its annual meat canning days event, and unlike last year, this one steamed along with no issues whatsoever.
Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
A special winter hike is scheduled for Feb. 4 at the Norma Johnson Center.
There will be a lot of activity around the area March 30 and 31 when the Special Olympics Ohio State Basketball Tournament rolls into Tuscarawas County. A host of individuals and organizations come together to put on this important event. Find out how you can help too.
A nonpartisan Meet the Candidates question and answer session will be hosted by the Tuscarawas County Patriots of Liberty, at Founders Hall on the campus of Kent State University Tuscarawas.
Students interested in applying for the Tuscarawas County Retired Teachers' Association can apply now.
Parents can register their children for kindergarten in the New Philadelphia City School District.
Women can get a little help in looking good and feeling better with the Look Good... Feel Better program from the American Cancer Society.
The Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau awarded several $500 grants to local organizations.
Free speaker series to begin with Creating a Perfect World: Ohio and the Utopian Movement in the 19th Century.
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.
Local company first to offer rights in Ohio; growth into mineral rights market labeled as relatively organic for Kaufman Realty & Auctions.
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.
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 Americażs 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.
The annual Holmes County Education Foundation College Fair will take place at Hiland High School's Perry Reese Community Center on Monday, Oct. 17 from 6:30-8 p.m.
The high school students of Maranatha Christian School of Sugarcreek turn trash into cash with their annual Trash-A-Thon, which raises funds for their school while cleaning up the roadsides, a project that benefits everyone involved.
Forum will feature candidates for New Philadelphia contested races of law director, president of New Philadelphia city council, mayor of New Philadelphia and municipal court judge, and will allow candidates the opportunity to express their position to their constituents while at the same time...
Through many fundraising efforts, the Zeisberger Trail and Parks group have met their goal of $13,000 to help create trail and parks plans for Warwick Township and the village of Tuscarawas. But plenty is still ahead for the group.
An organizational meeting for the Mud Run Watershed initiative will be held Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 6 p.m. in the Warwick Township Hall near Tuscarawas. This meeting is open to the public.
The annual Yuletide Celebration: Through the Eyes of a Child concert with the Tuscarawas Philharmonic will be Dec. 10. Rehearsals for children who wish to sing with the Children's Chorus begin Oct. 15.
Learn all about this year's hottest toys and technology at the Tuscarawas County Public Library open house, Oct. 8.
Fort Laurens will host an archaeological dig program for children, Oct. 8.
The Dover VFW Ladies Auxiliary held their September meeting and discussed Voice of Democracy. Their Oct. 12 meeting will welcome the district president.
Former students of Indian Valley North and South, as well as Indian Valley High School, are being sought for the Indian Valley Foundation's records.
The village of Bolivar is experiencing a revival of sorts, thanks to a group of individuals making changes in the the town.
A training session for anyone wishing to volunteeer with The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum's 2011 Polar Express Train Rides will be offered Wednesday, Oct. 19 in Dennison.
Cancer Screening Day at Union Hospital will be held Oct. 8, from 7-11 a.m., by appointment only. This day offers free screenings for low-income or uninsured women.
2011 Christmas Tree Festival to take place in November at Warther Carvings in Dover.
Whether age 8 or 18, the boys and young men of the Boy Scouts of America are canvassing neighborhoods to not only sell popcorn for their scouting activities, but also to benefit American service men and women overseas.
Home school students have the opportunity to enjoy Historic Zoar Village at Zoar Harvest Home School Day.
The Harcatus C.A.O., Inc. CACFP has announced sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Agriculture funded Child and Adult Care Food Program.
A Letter to the Edtior remembering Marine Lance Cpl. Terry Wright.
The Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild invites local writers, published and unpublished, to their Writers' Reunion, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in New Philadelphia.
The Tuscarawas Valley Quilt Guild will host "Quilts for All Seasons" - a two-day event at the Dover Armory, Oct. 14-15.
Tickets are now on sale for the 2012 Miss Clayland Scholarship Program at the Uhrichsville Elks and Twin City Pharmacy.
Registration is now open for the 2012 Union Hospital Run for Home.
The rich history of the Separatist Society that founded the historic village of Zoar is an important part of Tuscarawas County's heritage. That heritage, however, is in danger, unless an ongoing study by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers results in the decision to repair the earthen Zoar levee and...
Tuscarawas County Public Library to host Sherri Brake, a paranormal investigator and author.
Just in time for Halloween, Trumpet in the Land will present Dracula, Oct. 7, 8, 14, and 15 at Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre.
The Colonial Trade Fair hits Historic Schoenbrunn Village, Oct. 15-16, bringing with it 18th century re-enactors, demonstrations, and vendors, as well as a Tavern Dinner and evening lantern tour.
Guests can enjoy the third annual Colonial Tavern Dinner at Schoenbrunn Village, Oct. 15.
When the Ohio Swiss Festival comes to Sugarcreek each year, so does the legendary Steinstossen. Although the customary three heats over two days had to be shortened to one, three-throw event due to rainy, cold weather, the faithful still showed up to see the tossing of the rock on Saturday night.
For the first time, Historic Schoenbrunn Village will offer evening lantern tours during the Colonial Trade Fair, Oct. 15-16.
Guests can tour the grounds at Fort Laurens two weekends in October, experiencing the haunted history of Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort.
The Dover High School Craft Show not only raises money for the Marching Tornadoes, but transforms the hallways of the school into a crafter's paradise, offering everything from pottery, blanket, dog treats and so much more.
The Ohio Swiss Festival has a long tradition of being represented by young ladies who travel across the state as part of the Queen and Little Swiss Miss courts. The 2011 royalty has been selected and are ready to begin their reign.
Officials report a possible record-breaking number of units participating in the Grand Parade of the Ohio Swiss Festival on Oct. 1, although weather conditions cut down on the number of spectators. Still, participants and attendees alike enjoyed themselves.
The traditional Ohio Swiss Festival Kiddie Parade featured not only the little ones, but also their pets dressed in Swiss garb, as well as a rainbow of umbrellas along a drizzling parade route.
The title of Grand Champion Cheesemaker has been given out to more than a dozen different companies since its origin in 1949. The new 2011 title goes to a now five-time winner.
Kids Collection in Walnut Creek will be presenting an open house on Saturday, Oct. 8, in which patrons can talk shop with local builders and discuss some of the many new requirements for cribs being implemented by the government.
Sugarcreek birder Greg Miller's adventure began with a quest to catch a glimpse of some of North America's rarest avian species. He had no idea that, as a result, he'd end up seeing some of its brightest stars as well.
Guggisberg Cheese takes home Grand Championship title.
The historic village of Zoar is a unique piece of Tuscarawas County's heritage, but its future is in peril without the intervention of concerned local residents.
Results from the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair sheep show.
It's that time of year again. When the leaves begin to change, it's time to visit Charm for their annual fundraising event, Charm Days. Two days of food, fun, fellowship and fundraising help support individuals from the community, the Charm Community Share 'n Care Fund, Holmes County Hospice and...
Results from the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair beef show.
Results from the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair draft horse and mule show.
Results from the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair dairy show.
The New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club celebrated 90 years of service, Sept. 27 at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center at Dover. New Philadelphia Mayor Mike Taylor presented the club with a framed proclamation honoring all their hard work. The club also presented a check for $1,000 to the Union Hospital...
SR 212 will be reduced to one lane on Monday, Oct. 3. A culvert replacement project will also be occurring on SR 542 at Atwood Lake.
The 59th annual Ohio Swiss Festival takes place Sept. 30 through Oct. 1 in Sugarcreek, drawing large crowds to celebrate the Swiss heritage with music, food and games.
There were horses of all sizes, ages, colors, and breeds on the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds during the annual Junior Fair horse shows, where riders competed in every type of event imaginable.
Sixty young girls got the chance to perform alongside the Dover majorettes on Friday, Sept. 23, raising money for Relay for Life as well as learning about the Dover High School Marching Tornadoes.
Tax seminar scheduled for Oct. 21 at KSU Tuscarawas.
Party in Pink Zumbathon to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Tuscarawas County Farm Service Agency to mail ballots Nov. 4 for annual County Committee Election.
Union Hospital continues to move toward 21st century electronic communications.
You can learn a lot hanging around a cemetery at the Headstones of our History programs presented by Fred Miller, president of the Tuscarawas County Historical Society, and Geib in Touch. The latest walk toured gravesites of prominent Tuscarawas County families at the Evergreen Cemetery in New...
The Tuscarawas Valley Kennel Club will hold a Dog Walk on the Towpath, Oct. 8.
Flapjack Flip Breakfast at Camp Tuscazoar Oct. 1 and 2.
A meeting of the Tuscarawas County Art Guild discusses many topics, including the San Francisco Painted Ladies, Spectrum 7 Art Gallery in Bolivar, and the upcoming art show at New Towne Mall.
The Tuscarawas County Homemakers named Neil and Kathy Buchanan, of Bolivar, as their Tuscarawas County Family of the Year.
Tuscarawas SWCD photo contest winners have been announced.
Winners of the Huff Run Photo Contest have been announced.
Logan selected to lead MWCD conservation program.
Green thumbed siblings took top gardening honors at the Tuscarawas County Fair with their vegetable harvests and flower displays.
Zane Burtscher has been named Student of the Month at the Buckeye Career Center.
A few drops of rain did little to dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd, as the Tuscarawas County Fair Demolition Derby closed out the 2011 fair.
Months of hard work, dedication, and preparation paid off for Tuscarawas County 4-H members, as the three agricultural sales at the fair brought in record numbers of both bidders and funds for the 4-H program.
Using a combination of sentencing tools, the New Philadelphia Municipal Court is playing a role in assisting individuals and families with drug and alcohol abuse that leads to crime.
There were several categories of goats displayed throughout the week at the Tuscarawas County Fair, from tiny pet pygmies to dairy, wether, and pack goat projects, but a meat market goat owned by a 4-H'er in his final year of 4-H paid off big for young exhibitor.
Agricultural and club displays are a big part of the Tuscarawas County Fair. The results are in - 10 Tuscarawas County 4-H clubs win outstanding booth awards at the Fair.
Modern Homemakers club discuss business at two recent meetings.
The New Philadelphia Band Boosters will bring back Bingo nights, beginning Tuesday, Oct. 4 at a new location.
The annual Paint Tusc Pink event will be returning to the area in October, recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair saw a couple of firsts this year, the success of some new events, and a spectacular concert by country singer Joe Nichols. Learn how to weigh in on your choice of next year's entertainer.
The Super Showmanship competition is the ultimate experience for the nine winners of supreme showmanship in their species. Find out who was named the best of the best in this competition held at the Tuscarawas County Fair on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Betty and Dan Drabik have had more than their share of difficulties in the past 12 months, but in spite of everything, carried through with their commitment to add to the $135,000 they have raised for Community Hospice over the past 12 years with a benefit held Sunday afternoon.
The youngest members of the 4-H family, the Cloverbuds, may not take cows or pigs to the fair, but they are included in a very special event each Saturday of the fair.
Through the sponsorship of J&J Refuse, a Kimble Company, thousands of fairgoers enjoyed getting into the fair for only $2 on Community Family Day, Sept. 22. Just how many attended? Hint: It was 5,356 more than last year's Thursday.
The skies may have been gray, but there was plenty of white in the arena as 4-H Dairy project members exhibited their animals in the main arena during the fair on Friday, Sept. 23.
Results of Saturday's 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair Dairy Judging competition, featuring five area teams, are in.
The mission of the Tuscarawas County Farm safety organization is to make sure farm safety is something children grow up knowing. The group put safety in the spotlight at the Kiddie Tractor Pull on Saturday, Sept. 24 at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Pet rabbit owners are wild about their furry friends, as demonstrated at the Pet Rabbit Junior Fair Show at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Pull together hundreds of pigs and dozens of 4-H members, and you get a show you'll long remember at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
For one young man, Wednesday's Beef Show at the Tuscarawas County Fair was a capstone event, marking his fourth Grand Champion animal in two years of 4-H involvement.
The 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair Rabbit Show produced plenty of winners on the third day of the fair.
Wholesome Valley Farm near Wilmot will be presenting its Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Christian Women's Club to hear Servant's Heart Quartet.
A Walk to Remember will be hosted b Toland-Herzig Funeral Homes & Crematory, Oct. 18, to observe National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Thousands of fairgoers found out first hand Wednesday evening, Sept. 21, why Joe Nichols was named country music's hottest entertainer by People Country magazine when the entertainer rocked the grandstand at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
After a year's absence, the dirt and dust flew as happy motocross riders and spectators enjoyed motocross racing in front of the grandstand at the Tuscarawas County Fair on Tuesday night, Sept. 20.
A one-mile walk will be hosted by Harbor House to raise awareness about domestic violence, during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Use National Domestic Violence Month to raise awareness and become educated.
Seniors who want to brush up on their driving skills will have an opportunity Oct. 14 at Union Hospital.
Fall Fest scheduled for Oct. 8 at Norma Johnson Center.
Healthy is Beautiful event to take place Oct. 9.
The Ohio State University Extension office of Tuscarawas County will host informational meetings about diabetes education.
This fall should be perfect when it comes to the colors of the season.
Spectators at the Tuscarawas County Fair may have been surprised to see 4-H participants leading goats over bridges and through an obstacle course as a new event made its inaugural appearance at the 2011 fair in Dover.
There was plenty of sparkle and lots of cowboy hats at the Tuscarawas County Junior Fair Western Horse Show, as well as lots of friendly competition among siblings.
As usual, the Tuscarawas County Fair Swine Show drew a packed house as 268 hog projects competed for top honors.
The annual 4-H Dog Show at the Tuscarawas County Fair allowed owners and dogs to shine.
Uhrichsville Elks to partner with Miss Clayland Scholarship Program.
Author David Eisenhower to speak at Kent State Tuscarawas Oct. 12.
Patients without insurance or those who make on-time payments will see some relief in their medical bills, thanks to Union Hospital's new payment plan.
After a couple of decades away, the Coal Miner's Festival in Midvale returns with the hope of raising money for village needs.
Lt. Benjamin Ross Keffer, formerly of Dover, took command of USCGC Morro Bay at a change of command ceremony, August 5.
Don't miss the Fitness Trail at the Fair Sept. 24.
Time faded away for Dover High School choir alumni, all former students of director Walter Heck, as they met for a joyful reunion of music and memories in Dover recently.
There are plenty of feathered contestants this year at the Tuscarawas County Fair, as record numbers of 4-H'ers participate with their birds.
The New Philadelphia Business and Community Association needs the community's help in decorating downtown this holiday season.
The Dover High School Girls Soccer Team is hosting their second annual Cancer Awareness Game on Oct. 11 at the Dover Middle School soccer field. Donning specially designed jerseys and socks, the girls hope to raise funds that will then be donated to the Dover High School Relay for Life team.
Dover High School Class of 1951 held their class reunion recently at the Dover Senior Center.
The Grove Gift Shoppe at Dover hosted Princess Day where young ladies had the opportunity to meet and be photographed with Miss Ohio 2011, Ellen Bryan of Celina. The Grove was just one of many stops on Bryan's 27-day 45-city bike tour that will take her 850 miles around the state as she raises...
The crowning of a new Little Swiss Miss and Ohio Swiss Festival Queen will be part of the traditional activities at Sugarcreek's annual Ohio Swiss Festival, held in the village Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
Berlin author Paul Stutzman will engage readers in discussion at the Dover Public Library's Meet the Author program Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. A book signing and refreshments will follow the program where Stutzman will discuss his second book, Biking Through: It's...
Cool autumn air greeted participants in the 2011 Walk to End Alzheimer's held Sept. 17 at Tuscora Park. Sponsored by Crossroads Hospice and numerous other local businesses and individuals, the walk raised more than $20,000 and honored the Springer family who has been participating for three years...
Federal indictment alleges Beachy used mail to perpetrate falsehood that investments were safe, earning interest.
Market steer showmanship and Tuscarawas County Bred and Fed market steer competitions helped to kickoff the first day of the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair.
Twenty-one tom turkeys are a big attraction at the 2011 Tuscarawas County Fair, as the first ever market turkey 4-H project proves to be popular with both 4-H members and spectators.
Woolies competed Sept. 19 during opening day of the 2011 Tuscarawas County Junior Fair Sheep Show.
What mixes better with rain than the fair? How about rain and Tough Trucks? The weather only made Monday night's opening grandstand event more interesting for fairgoers who didn't mind getting wet.
Workers scrambled to put the finishing touches on the Tuscarawas County fairgrounds this week in preparation for the big event of the year - the County Fair!
New Philadelphia Elementary Schools enjoyed several special early morning gatherings as each school welcomed grandmas and grandpas to Granola with Grandparents events, much to the delight of the kindergarten and first-grade students who were their hosts.
And the winners are: Find out who was named the Junior Fair King and Queen and who had the winning fair plate bids in pre-fair activities held on Sunday, Sept.18, at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds in the Main Show Arena.
Smith Concrete at Dover unveiled a mixer truck painted with the Rainbow of Hope Foundation's logo Sept. 13. A program designed to raise awareness about special nonprofit organizations, Smith has had nine custom trucks painted with one more coming later in 2011.
The annual Union Hospital Auxiliary Card Party will be held at the hospital in October, raising funds for the auxiliary and the hospital itself.
Pets have a better chance of surviving a fire, particularly from smoke inhalation, thanks to a Canton company.
TCCF has awarded more than $130,000 in grants to local agencies, charities and schools.
The 19th annual Tea and Style Show will be held at the J.E. Reeves Home Sept. 20 and 21 and will feature the classic tradition of a tea and fashions from television show icons.
Meet five local authors at the Tuscarawas County Library Sept. 28.
Students of Rick Michel will perform for an audience on Sunday, Sept. 18.
Once again, the Dutch Valley Chili Cook-Off and Pumpkin Dessert Contest will be held in coordination with the Fall Festival, held Sept. 16-17 on the Sugarcreek Dutch Valley complex.
Miss Ohio 2011 Ellen Bryan's bike tour will begin day 19 with a ride from Canton to Uhrichsville.
Blue and Gray Trail Civil War School Day to take place Sept. 16.
Harvest Barn is a produce market where much of what is available is grown on-site in the seven acres of fields surrounding the unheated, non-electric barn. Owners Lori and Kirk Spillman hope that growing most of their products will separate them from other markets in the region.
David J. Zastawny provides insight into figuring out finances as newlyweds.
Pileup involving a semi and seven passenger vehicles injures four.
Appointment times are still available for anyone wishing to participate in the New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club Community Health Profile.
Asperger's Syndrome will be the focus of the One Book One community project.
The DAR Fort Laurens Chapter recently held the first meeting of the 2011-2012 season.
Anyone interested in learning how to write grants for their nonprofit organizations or community groups can take a workshop at The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum, Oct. 20.
The Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Rep. Al Landis to a legislative luncheon held Sept. 8 at Union Country Club. Landis reported the 129th General Assembly had been very busy in the first half of the year passing 81 bills. Jobs and the oil and gas industry were topics of interest.
The Dover Public Library will present Sharon Davies, author of Rising Road: A True Tale of Love, Race, and Religion, at the next Meet the Author series Sept. 22. Davies, a professor at The Ohio State University, recounts the 1921 murder trial in Birmingham, Ala. that shook the nation.
Tuscarawas County Homemakers Council met Sept. 6.
From advertising signs to thermometers to 2,000 tie bars, Don Wemple from New Philadelphia has a varied collection that is organized and interesting.
A massive pileup blocked traffic on SR 39, Monday morning, Sept. 12, as a semi truck collided with stopped vehicles. Names of drivers and injured not yet released as deputies continue investigation.
Abeyaratne to perform at Dover Grace Lutheran Church Sept. 18.
The Dover High School Our School, Our Choice committee held tours and debuted a video they had produced to show residents the conditions of the 95-year-old school they believe is in need of replacement. The event was held Sept. 8 at the current high school with more than 160 in attendance.
Hungry children will benefit from the generosity of the community, as 100 percent of the upcoming Imagine Missions yard sale proceeds will be used to purchase food for the orphanage in Despinos, Haiti.
The Classic Glass Corvette Club NPBCA Car Show rolled into downtown New Philadelphia on Sept. 10. Car enthusiasts showed off their wheels and competed for awards. The show was open to all makes, models, and years.
An almost forgotten piece of local school history has been rediscovered and renewed in the Tuscarawas Valley School District, and now stands as a proud tribute to the past.
From kindergarteners to adults, New Philadelphia Schools paused to remember the events of 9/11 in many different ways.
Hundreds gathered together at Kent State Tuscarawas Performing Arts Center as local radio station WTUZ presented America Proud in honor of those who perished and served during the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
Suppliers reserve their best cuts of meat for their favorite restaurant clients. Here's how you can get the same quality ingredients the top chef's get - for less than you think.
Following the Sept. 8 address from President Barack Obama, Congressman Bob Gibbs responds with his own thoughts.
Their numbers are decreasing, their sustenance is disappearing, and their breeding grounds are being destroyed. See what simple things you can do to help preserve one of nature's most miraculous migrators during Ohio's peak migration period.
Th Ohio Haiti Benefit Auction on Saturday, Sept. 3 was certainly hot enough to represent Haiti's weather. But not even the heat could keep patrons away from supporting the mission auction.
Base ball is a gentleman's game. So stated the National Association of Base-Ball Players in guidelines issued in March of 1860. Crowds at the End of Summer Celebration enjoyed the old-fashioned ball game at Dover City Park.
Monuments honoring Tuscarawas County veterans received a much needed cleaning, thanks to funds raised by the local veterans themselves.
The first Labor Day Picnic, hosted by the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party, was held Saturday, Sept. 3 at Deis Hill at the Dover City Park. Local Democrats, including former Congressman Zack Space and Dover mayoral candidate Tony Korns, spoke about the importance of repealing Senate Bill 5.
Trumpet in the Land will offer two fall musicals, The Marvelous Wonderettes and The Cardigans, both of which feature classic music from the '50s and '60s.
Forty dogs and their owners showed up Sept. 3 for the annual Breitenbach Dog Show to benefit the Tuscarawas County Humane Society shelter, in spite of high temperatures and humidity.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library is holding a contest during the month of September called "It's UR Card! Teen Art Contest." Area teens, age 13-17, can submit original artwork and winners will be featured on limited edition teen library cards.
A recent animal neglect and abuse case is both disturbing and heartbreaking as it becomes apparent the lack of resources available to the local humane society, as they struggle to care for the more than 100 animals seized from a New Philadelphia farm in July.
Mark Kordon, a 30-plus year building custodian for New Philadelphia City Schools, retired on August 31, and left with high fives from students and faculty.
The annual hog roast and OSU tailgate party will be held at Berner Trucking again this year on Sept. 17 to benefit the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign.
Schoenbrunn Village to transform to a New England village for a performance of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Childhood obesity rates have soared over the last few decades. Nationally, one in three children is obese or overweight. In Tuscarawas County, 35.7 percent of third graders have been affected.
Schoenbrunn Village to host final lantern tour of the season.
Dennison Depot Railroad Museum to offer fall internship program.
Natalie Kochte, of Handrich Insurance Inc, has graduated from Aultman College of Nursing and Health Science.
The Ride for Pride Cpl. Keith Nepsa Memorial Run was held Saturday, Sept. 3, at Lehman's Big Open Road in Dover. Riders enjoyed a pancake breakfast and memorial service before heading north in honor of the fallen soldier.
Greg Coleridge to speak at Kent State University Tuscarawas Sept. 15.
Chad Conrad, Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross, makes a simple request.
Wott competes at Ohio State Fair.
Contestants can submit videos to YouTube for a chance at some big money in the "My Ohio Agriculture" video contest.
The seventh annual Berlin Harvest Festival Parade & Rib Burn-off will take place Saturday, Sept. 10 in Berlin.
Marching band music will once again fill the air around Crater Stadium in Dover, on Saturday, Sept. 10.
One of the sure signs of fall is the sights and sounds of marching bands moving across the turf in stadiums all over the country. The bands of Tuscarawas County will welcomed fall by performing at the Tuscarawas County Band Preview in New Philadelphia, August 31.
Whitemyer Advertising has announced the winners of the 2011 Zoar art contest held during the Zoar Harvest Festival.
Sister Wilma Ross celebrates 50th anniversary as a Sister of Charity.
Pig Roast fundraiser for Camp Tuscazoar scheduled for Sept. 10 and 11.
Join The Manor Restaurant as they celebrate 50 years of doing business in Strasburg. Daily drawings for prizes, free balloons and free anniversary cake will make the week of Sept. 13-18 one to remember as the staff thanks all their wonderful customers and perhaps attract a few new ones as well.
Caregiver Appreciation Dinner scheduled for Sept. 27 at Dutch Valley Restaurant in Sugarcreek.
The weather couldn't have been better for the James Short Memorial Session at the New Philadelphia Skatepark, August 27. In an effort to raise money for the event and to donate to charities near and dear to the late James Short, a professional rollerblader and musician, family and friends...
Bolivar-Zoar health checks scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 17.
In the last five years, the annual American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter's event, Wine, Whistles, and a Little Bit of Jazz has grown to be one of their best fundraisers. Food, wine, music and an auction made this year's event better than ever.
Bonanza Education USA utilizes an innovative, one of a kind, highly interactive methodology of teaching that focuses on visual concepts rather than numbers. They will partner with the Ohio SBDC to bring this education program to the area.
It is not every day that an 11-year-old student receives a personal reply from the White House. But for one young lady, a package that arrived in the mail from Washington, D.C. recently made her day.
A free seminar, provided by Mercy Medical Center and Anthony Pentz, M.D. will be held at the Hampton Inn Newcomerstown.
Fir for Life classes take a deeper look at nutrition and fitness, and registration is now taking place for the Trinity Hospital Twin City program.
Celebrate the 922 area on Sept. 22 with games, contests, a kiddie parade and food at McCluskey Park.
Wooden quilt squares have been added to the side of the barn at the Yellow Butterfly Winery.
The method of distribution as well as the number of barricade passes has changed from previous years at the Ohio Swiss Festival in Sugarcreek.
Leadership Tuscarawas welcomes 19 new participants for the 2011-2012 class, as they celebrate 10 years.
Court records are now online, providing general information from the New Philadelphia Municipal Court.
Many impressive models of classic and newer vehicles were on display at Ferris Chevrolet Buick Cadillac Toyota in New Philadelphia on Saturday, August 27 when the Classic Glass Corvette Club held a show to raise money for charity and to show off their toys.
More than 300 students and families attended the Tuscarawas Valley Back to School Fair, for grades K-4, on August 18.
Patriot's Day in Beach City will remember Sept. 11 with several special events throughout the day.
The Tuscarawas Philharmonic will present Pops in the Park at Tuscora Park Amphitheater, Sept. 4, for the final Summer Showcase performance of the season.
Rise Above, an original movie detailing what the Tuskegee Airmen did during WWII, will be a featured presentation at the Cleveland National Air Show, Sept. 3-5. The movie was produced by a former New Philadelphia resident.
Businesses in Tuscarawas County are alive and flourishing, and this fact was celebrated during the annual chamber Community Business Expo in New Philadelphia, where exhibitors and potential customers had the opportunity to interact face to face.
A legislative luncheon hosted by the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce at Union Country Club August 25 allowed the Tuscarawas County commissioners to share vital information about the county budget, the oil and gas industry and the new Multi-County Juvenile Attention System.
A full day of fun and informative activities awaited young participants in the first ever JAKES Day at the Norma Johnson Center in Dover, where kids and their parents delved into the great outdoors with enthusiasm.
Local business leaders and employees of Zimmer Surgical, as well as Buckeye Career Center students, recently had the opportunity to spend time talking with Congressman Bob Gibbs about the issues facing the county and beyond.
Third annual extreme skating benefit will be held at New Philadelphia Skatepark, Saturday, August 27.
EAA Chapter will hold Pancake Breakfast/Fly-In Sept. 4, showcasing lots of unique and unusual aircraft.
Tuscarawas County Band Preview scheduled for August 31.
Tailgate party scheduled for August 28.
Greater Tuscarawas Children's Chorus to hold rehearsals.
David Kovack is a local, freelance artist who has worked on several prominent artworks in the area. He visited the most recent meeting of the Tuscarawas Count Art Guild.
Fort Laurens held Dressed for Battle on Sunday, August 21, which gave participants a chance to experience the similarities and differences of battle gear between the Revolutionary and Civil wars.
Dover Ladies VFW Auxiliary celebrates end of summer.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District held meetings with three local government agencies to determine the future of Atwood Lake Resort.
Historic Schoenbrunn Village is hosting a free breakfast, August 27, for anyone interested in volunteering at the village this year.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow will be back in October at Historic Schoenbrunn Village. Auditions for this year's production will be held Sunday, August 28.
The power of steam helped to build the United States of America, and that power was commemorated as steam engine fans from all over Ohio and beyond gathered for the 48th annual Dover Steam Show.
An innovative project in Tuscarawas County, the Tuscarawas County 4-H Quilt Square Trail, is beautifying barns throughout the area. The combination of rustic barns and quilts is bringing out the best in Americana history, thanks to the efforts of hundreds of area young people.
Buckeye Career Center to offer Online High School Diplomas for adults program.
Two Kent State University at Tuscarawas nursing students took it upon themselves to work with the diabetic patients at the Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured. The duo have provided educational and healthy diet suggestions to the patients, as well as a garden of fresh vegetables.
Our School, Our Choice is a committee dedicated to getting a 6.9 mill bond issue passed to fund the building of a new high school at Dover. The committee held a rally August 17 with the hope of sharing information, dispelling myths and recruiting volunteers.
Dr. Kevin Huff, a Dover dentist, has been invited to present at the 87th annual Greater New York Dental Meeting scheduled for Nov. 25-30 in New York City. The prestigious event is the largest of its kind and is attended by more than 58,000 dental professionals.
Applications being accepted August 22-26 for the Tuscarawas Community Housing Improvement Program.
A Sept. 9 banquet with India Evangelical Ministries will present an opportunity to learn more about the plight of India to introduce Christianity and aid into the country.
Each day, thousands of Ohioans face the possibility of nothing. Nothing in their cupboards, nothing in their refrigerator, and nothing on their plates. The Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks has launched the Nothing Campaign to do something about it.
Tuscarawas County Public Library System announces fall schedule for Connect Ohio free basic computer training classes.
As part of a revaluation of mobile homes taking place in Tuscarawas County, two teams of photographers will be photographing mobile homes in the county.
The Battle of Bull Run, 1st Manassas-1861 Civil War event, which is part of Civil War 150 Ohio, will take place in the historic village of Zoar on Sept. 17 and 18.
A special dinner event will be held at Atwood Yacht Club, featuring a full buffet, dancing, raffle and DJ.
The Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival celebrated the spirited heritage of the local Italian-American community with a successful festival weekend.
The annual Ride for Pride Cpl. Keith Nepsa Benefit will take place Sept. 3, with proceeds going toward the Keith Nepsa Scholarship fund and Iraq Star Foundation.
A benefit 5K road race and one-mile fun run/walk for the Unite Way will be held the last Saturday in August.
The first annual Labor Day Picnic by Labor Unions and Democrats will be held in Dover. The event will feature food, music, family games, a spelling bee, cornhole tournaments, and bingo.
Kent State University at Tuscarawas will be enrolling new students through August.
Dominic Greco Concert Band to conclude summer concert season August 19.
There's still time to register a team for the Herman-Dalpiaz golf tournament.
Tuscarawas Writer's Guild to host sci-fi author at next meeting.
Dressed for Battle at Fort Laurens will answer many questions about the uniforms and weapons of soldiers from the Revolutionary War forward.
Nearly 75 area businesses will participate in the Tuscarawas Chamber Business Expo this year.
The designation of Ohio's 70th official National Historic Landmark, and the first one in Tuscarawas County, has become a reality. Hundreds gathered at a gala at the Performing Arts Center of Kent State Tuscarawas to celebrate the momentous event for the Dennison Railroad Depot.
Carol Bartolet, a former New Philadelphia and Bolivar resident, spends time working as a school nurse, raising horses on her Florida farm and writing mysteries. The third in a series has just been released and contains all the twists and turns readers have come to expect. A public book signing was...
A list of winners from the 2011 Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival.
Six MPs reunite after serving together in South Korea 42 years ago.
Blood pressure screenings available during Gnadenhutten farmers market.
Xavier Perry is the proud owner of a new bike, after he was announced as the winner in Book Bingo during the Summer Reading Program at the Tuscarawas County Public Library.
Victims, identified as one woman and two men, were en route to Steubenville from Indiana.
Ann Swinderman recently received the American Legion's prestigious Red, White and Blue Award for her work with veterans and promoting veterans' programs throughout the county.
Jim and Martha Massarelli, residents of New Philadelphia, will act as host and hostess at the 2011 Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival, August 12-14.
Tuscarawas Central Catholic graduate and former New Philadelphia resident Kara Martinelli is inspiring young people to work hard in order to accomplish their dreams. As producer of a new film about the Tuskegee Airmen, Martinelli is living her dreams and making films that matter.
Karen Izzi Gallagher, a former Garaway guidance counselor, has written a Pepsi Refresh proposal that, if funded, could provide her with $5,000 to start a scholarship in the name of her former student, Danny Lash, who loved hiking the Appalachian Trail. His life unexpectedly ended in 2007 because of...
Back to school fashion show to benefit United Way of Tuscarawas County.
One Sunday a year for the last four years, a local church has helped to organize large groups of volunteers to tackle jobs throughout the area in an effort not only to meet needs, but also to teach those involved the importance of the Biblical mandate to serve others.
Communities thrive when their residents pull together. Such is the case for the small village of Ragersville, located in Auburn Township in Tuscarawas County. Year after year, the community comes together for homecoming festivities.
Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County, which provides services to patients and their families regardless of ability to pay, depends on the generosity of the community to provide outstanding patient care. Each year, the Community Hospice sale raises tens of thousands of dollars for hospice care.
The 38th Annual Zoar Harvest Festival and Antique Show & Sale was visited by the thousands who came to see antiques, fine and folk art, the gardens and the village itself. Many volunteers that make Zoar what it is today were on hand and in costume to share the village they call home.
Dover Public Library to hold annual discard book sale August 19 and 20.
Union Hospital teaming up with Aultman in Canton to bring weight management program to Dover.
Annual Jack Marsh-YMCA Golf Outing to take place August 17 at Oak Shadows Golf Club.
The 18th Annual Downtown Dover Car and Motorcycle Show was deemed a success with more than 200 vehicles. The proceeds from the event go toward various charities, including a scholarship to a Dover High School student.
At least 500 children and adults attended the Farm Day event hald at Tuscora Park. Although the event has been taking place on area farms for years, this was the first time it has been held at the park.
A community of bicyclists and volunteers working toward ending cancer will gather in Columbus August 19 and 20. This third annual event has raised $12.3 million for cancer research so far. Dover resident Dan Warther and son, Cogan, will join the riders for Pelotonia 2011.
Special events to take place at Fort Laurens.
McKnight speaks to coaches about how to recognize heat exhaustion.
Trinity Hospital Twin City committed to provide quality leadeship for employees.
First of three codefendants to be sentenced in March B&E spree gets year in prison.
The Dominic Greco Concert Band, which originated as the Italian Band, will get back to its roots at the Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival, August 13.
Dreamsville, USA canteen workers and World War II veterans will be honored and receive free admission at special event at KSU Performing Arts Center.
Veterans whose service involved duty on or near the perimeters of military bases in Thailand and those who served in Korea could receive additional benefits from the Department of Veteran Affairs.
After almost 21 years of service to Tuscarawas County as municipal court judge, Mary Space has decided to step down.
The Union Hospital vascular lab is one of only 16 accredited screening sites in the nation and one of the mostly highly accredited facilities in Ohio for vascular diagnostic testing.
Two well-known area residents, Allan Sayre and Robert Smith, will provide leadership for this year's fall United Way campaign.
SUPERB to hold open house August 19.
The 2011 Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival kicks off August 12 and this year, will bring a few changes to the weekend lineup.
Students at Midvale and Port Washington Elementaries will be able to earn free school supplies or bookbags at the annual Back to School Fair, which will be held at Port Washington Elementary, August 11.
Schoebrunn Village now protected from further termite damage.
Auditions to be held August 7 and 8.
Band Director's Card sale fundraiser for New Philadelphia High School Marching Quaker Band now taking place.
Fender family loses home and belongings in early morning fire.
Outstanding second season on tap for Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas.
The third annual Critter Cookoff was held in downtown New Philadelphia to the delight of many passers-by and attendees at New Philadelphia's Sidewalk Sales.
Place a group of hard working cross-training enthusiasts in a gym and you're sure to see just how far the human body can be pushed. For 14 contestants, the first ever Gladiator Games in New Philadelphia pushed them to give their very best, for a stunning display of athletic ability.
The village of Strasburg hosted the 30th Strasburg Corn Festival at Franklin Park, July 29-30. The well-attended event included delicious homemade food from local vendors, live entertainment, games and contests in an effort to raise money for the upkeep and beautification of the park.
Wine, Whistles and a Bit of Jazz fundraiser to benefit the American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter.
Too often, farmers and the many things they produce for our everyday lives are taken for granted. Families are invited to Farm Day 2011, a unique opportunity to see farm life up close and personal without leaving the city.
We all are creating a legacy every day for those we will leave behind, whether we realize it or not. Ryan Vitt left behind a legacy of caring for young people who found themselves in troubled times, and in his memory, his friends are continuing to follow in his footsteps.
Carol Kent is returning home to host a book signing for her most recent release in the Favors series.
Dr. Darren Kuczynksi, an orthopaedic surgeon with the Dover Orthopaedic Center in Dover, will present information about the risks and benefits of surgery and describe the latest surgical techniques being used in joint replacement August 11.
Since 1992, the village of Gnadenhutten has entertained visitors with their Pioneer Days. The festival runs August 5-7 with events taking place all three days. The free festival is a fundraiser for Gnadenhutten Historical Society and includes a pre-1840 encampment, crafts, vendors, food and the...
Area youth participate in CPR information course.
Both mothers and their babies benefit from breastfeeding, regardless of what part of the world they may reside in. Locally, the Breastfeeding Coalition of Tuscarawas County is gearing up in celebration of World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7.
Ther NAMM Foundation recently announced the results of its 12th annual Best Communities for Music Education survey. New Philadelphia City Schools has been deemed a Best Community for Music Education in the U.S.
Annual Harbor House golf outing raised more than $15,000.
NPBCA seeks 100 donations of $100 in 100 days to benefit Deck the Downtown.
Dover Ladies Auxiliary to support Dress-a-Child with donation.
A local teen girl has done the unthinkable. She has brought home the title of World Champion in the All-American Soap Box Derby's 74th run, and she and her family couldn't be prouder.
The first look at the new Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities Service and Support Center at an open house held on Tuesday, July 19, was a hit with visitors. Many said they found the building, which consolidates numerous services, a welcoming place where those with developmental...
Fort Laurens will offer an informational hike from the Fort Laurens Museum to Zoar Village.
Americans with Disabilities Act celebrated 21st anniversary July 26.
Do you have too many old cookbooks taking up space in your kitchen? If so, why not donate them for a good cause.
Winners at recent Cindy's Cruise-in have been announced.
The Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival Foundation, Inc. held their final meeting befpre the August 12 kick off of the festival. This year's plate, which will be auctioned on opening day, honors the 1965 St. Joseph Ramblers.
Fiesta Salons, of Dover, held a cut-a-thon, a fundraiser for the cancer awareness organization Relay for Life, offering haircuts at a reduced rate with all the proceeds going to Relay for Life.
Geophysical survey at Fort Laurens may yield new information.
Several speakers highlighted the July meeting of the Tuscarawas County Art Guild. Upcoming events were discussed.
The decision to raze Atwood Lake Resort will be put on hold with the hopes a government agency will take on the responsibility of the lodge. If no agency will, the lodge will be offered for sale at auction, according to the MWCD Board of Directors.
Toland-Herzig selected as a member of the Cremation Safeguard network of crematories.
Afternoon matinee with ventriloquist Kevin Johnson fun for the whole family.
Ohio Cardinals win three tournament games.
Penny Zurcher honored for seven decades of comunity volunteer service.
The Zoar Volunteer Fire Department recently upgraded their operational capabilities, with the purchase of a new Generac natural gas powered generator.
New Philadelphia 13-year-old, Landon Helmke, competed in a national competition in Indiana.
The Crossroads Hospice Team of Tuscarawas County joined forces with School House Winery at Dover to grant the wish of Herman and Mary Weigand to be reunited with their six children, including their son, Jonathon, who has been unable to travel as he battles cancer. The winery was formerly the Oak...
Residents on the south side of New Philadelphia were on edge recently when an animal resembling a wolf was seen roaming their backyards. When a family from Loudonville showed up, they found their beloved pet, which had been missing since April 9 and had traveled 50 miles from home.
Two cooling centers are now open in Dover and New Philadelphia for residents to escape the heat.
Emergency department staff at Union Hospital has seen an increase in patients this week due to the high temperatures.
A Millersburg native has achieved top honors in the auctioning world.
The Vietnam Veterans of America write a letter to the editor.
The Tuscarawas County Challenger Little League baseball program began two seasons ago. As this year came to a close, they celebrated in style, and are already looking forward to next year.
Escape those midsummer doldrums during the New Philadelphia Community Business Association's downtown sidewalk sales, complete with lively entertainment, contests, great food, and plenty of deals for bargain seeking shoppers. This year's event will be held Thursday through Saturday, July 28, 29,...
Strong communities and strong schools go hand in hand. New Philadelphia City Schools recently called upon its citizens to come together to form a five-year strategic plan for the good of the district, and 106 individuals answered that call.
Lydia Kneuss describes her trip to Washington D.C. with the Ohio Youth Tour in her own words.
Chad Conrad, director of the American Red Cross for Harrison, Carroll, and Tuscarawas counties, writes a letter to the editor.
After experiencing several medical setbacks, former Dover resident John Valentini was having trouble paying those everyday bills and expenses. His sister, and The Bargain Hunter writer, Kyle Valentini, took it upon herself to organize a fundraiser in hopes of assisting John while he heals.
Family Farm Field Day was held July 15-16 at the Hershbergers' Schontal Farm near Barrs Mills. Thousands attended to enjoy vendors, demonstrations, workshops and food. The annual event is coordinated each year by the Small Farm Institute to promote sustainability and self-sufficiency in grass-based...
Alleged assault involved adult woman and juvenile male.
Tuscarawas County Public Library to welcome Dean Boerger, a licensed private investigator.
The J.E. Reeves Home in Dover is holding garden related programs throughout the summer. On Sunday, July 17, the second program of the season took place; a demonstration and lecture about setting up butterfly gardens at home.
A groundbreaking ceremony complete with ceremonial shovels was held July 14 with city, county and state officials in attendance. The Troyer Corp. is investing $5.6 million in a new hotel to be built at state Route 39 and Interstate 77. The Country Inn and Suites at Dover will be open for business...
Now in its 25th year, Rainbow of Hope Foundation has touched the lives of many families on the local level who have had tough times dealing with medical expenses their children are incurring. On July 22 and 23 in Mt. Hope, they will continue that mission with their 25th anniversary auction.
UH volunteers honored for service.
Does a daily exercise program using a popular video game help kids do better in school? That theory is the basis of a program by Amy Barnabi, a teacher at Claymont Middle School.
Contest winners for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion cheesemakers.
Football Officials Association to host Football Officials School.
A special Season Unveiling will be held July 27 to announce the upcoming events for the Performing Arts Center.
Two teens from Dover First Moravian Church hope to change the lives of area children by providing free shoes, a necessity that can be costly for struggling families.
A bridge to days gone by will take place July 21-23 at Charm, where the 11th annual Doughty Valley Steam Days takes place.
Trevor Littleton, pastor at Millersburg Christian Church, had a blast penning the Christian fiction book Shadows. After great success, he continues the saga of the spiritual realm come to earth in his upcoming sequel, Fate of the Fallen.
The 49th annual Farm Science Review will be held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, Sept. 20-22.
Immaculate Conception Parish will hold their annual festival July 22-24 on the parish grounds. Everyone in the community is welcome to attend.
Participants in the 10-month Leadership Tuscarawas program recently graduating, having learned valuable skills for becoming a solid leader in the community.
Heritage Home Association members and friends held a plant sale, which sold well over 700 plants, to raise $2,425 to help restore Bimeler Museum in Zoar.
Ideally, parents should play an active role in their children's education through working with their local schools. Members of the state's Parent Advisory Council are offering their services to make that a reality.
Too often members of the community have to decide whether to pay for utilities, medicine or food. It is an unfortunate situation and for some people, one that means going without a meal. The Greater Dover-New Philadelphia Food Pantry helps to alleviate hunger in the area by providing necessary food...
The Dominic Greco Concert Band will present a concert in Sugarcreek, July 23.
A bridge deck replacement project on state Route 212 will begin Monday, July 18, and continue through the fall.
Bailey McBeth is awarded for academic excellence.
Ron Pruett, of New Philadelphia, has recovered nicely following a brain stem stroke, thanks to the physical therapy department at Union Hospital.
Canoe and kayak paddlers from all over Ohio and beyond took part in the first annual Tuscarawas River Race held Saturday, July 10 at the Canal Street boat landing near downtown Dover. Organizers were pleased with the larger than expected turnout for the race, that was held to promote the sport and...
The Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival Foundation, Inc. will award 20 scholarships at this year's Mayor's Breakfast, to be held August 12. Winners are also announced from the July 9 John Vesco Memorial Golf Tournament.
The New Philadelphia Post 139 American Legion recently sponsored two girls and 4 boys to Girls and Boys State.
The Tuscarawas County Community Foundation chose 18 lucky students to receive $1,000 scholarships.
Application forms now available for the 2012 Miss Clayland Scholarship Program.
Seniors needed to help children in school, through the Foster Grandparent Program.
The Dover Public Library, OSU Extension, and Union Hospital will present the second of a three-part series focused on the health benefits of in-season produce.
Elevator repair has temporarily suspended elevator service at the Tuscarawas County Main Library.
Local NWTF chapter and NJC to host a free JAKES field day event, full of outdoor activities, August 27.
Native Ohio butterfly exhibit will begin July 18 and continue through July 31 at the Norma Johnson Center.
The Dover Historical Society's annual Ice Cream Social was held Sunday, July 10, at the J.E. Reeves Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum. Approximately 300 people attended this year's event, taking part in old-fashioned games and touring the historic home.
There's a new marketing and technology solutions company in town, the result of a recent merger between two other local companies.
Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Randy L. Gasser has graduated from basic training in Texas.
The Ohio Division of Travel and Tourism has launched an innovative campaign to promote the friendly people and special opportunities that are part of the great state of Ohio, and people from all over are joining in the effort.
The local homeless shelter, operated by Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County, is in dire need of food and supplies, and you can help.
Fort Laurens hosted Revolution on the Tuscarawas, a Revolutionary War encampment, on Saturday and Sunday July 9 and 10. This encampment allowed visitors to step back in time to see what life was like on the battlefield during the Revolutionary War.
St. Joseph Church in Dover will hold their annual festival July 15-17 at their Tuscarawas Avenue location, featuring food, fun and plenty of music for the entire community to enjoy.
Barrs Mill Church of God is ushering in a new and exciting ministry outreach with its advent of the Dream League, a baseball program for special needs youth and adults.
Chuck Nicholson GMC Mazda in Dover recently renovated their facilities, which now include separate expanded showrooms for their two lines of vehicles, as well as more spacious customer lounge areas.
Tuscarawas County bank receives a high financial strength rating from Weiss Ratings.
Writer Teri Stein will provides tips and tricks at July 20 Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild meeting.
The Dominic Greco Band's Salute to America concert during First Town Days is always a crowd favorite showcasing many patriotic selections, but this year, a special guest U.S. Navy Band French horn player from the area added to the patriotic flare.
Tickets for the ZTAP July 16 steak dinner fundraiser are now also available at Ernie's Bike Shop in New Philadelphia.
Will be considered for release for residential treatment.
The Oak Ridge Boys to perform at Kent State Tuscarawas with their mix of gospel, country, blues, and rock and roll.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library will welcome Linda Brunch, RN, for a discussion on how to stay healthy during summer picnic season.
A vendor expo and plenty of workshops and discussions showcase the working family farm at the Family Farm Field Day in Sugarcreek, July 15-16.
12th annual Richard L. Ronald Memorial Scholarship steak dinner will be held at the Tuscarawas VFW post on Saturday, July 9.
The annual celebration of our independence was commemorated at Fort Laurens in Bolivar; Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort.
For the 15th season, The White Savage will be performed at the Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre.
Customers of Dover Light & Power will receive coupons in the mail providing discounts on energy-efficient compact flourescent lighting.
The Tuscarawas County Port Authority has been awarded more than $826,000 to be used for environmental cleanup at the former ODOT site on West High Avenue in New Philadelphia.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District approves partnering agreement for work at Bolivar Dam.
Thanks to Mission Cataract USA and its local team that includes Sanjeev Dewan, M.D., Stark County Anesthesia and Mercy Medical Center, a local resident is once again able to see after his cataract procedure May 19.
Tuscarawas County 4-H Demonstration Contest held June 28 in New Philadelphia.
Fort Laurens will host the Brigade of the American Revolution July 9-10.
The Hospice Garage Sale at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds may be the granddaddy of all garage sales.
Summertime is a popular time for benefit golf scrambles. What seems like a simple concept takes a lot of planning and teamwork before the first golfer tees off.
New Philadelphia's First Town Days is always a special summer event for the entire family. The tiniest participants in the festivities were children from birth to 48 months who competed in the Baby Contest.
Old time Americana was at its best at a recent old-fashioned ice cream social held in the small Tuscarawas County village of Ragersville. A sunny Sunday afternoon provided the perfect backdrop for plenty of storytelling and visits with neighbors.
Both director Rik Swartzwelder and producer Nathan Nazario were completely amazed at the overwhelming support shown by volunteers and potential actors during a casting call for Old Fashioned, the movie slated to be filmed in Tuscarawas County later this year.
Atwood Resort will not reopen and the building will be razed.
An 11-year journey has led Dennison down a path of honor as they received National Historic Landmark status. It was made official on June 20 and on June 29, was announced to the public in a ceremony that was kept secret by a loyal staff.
Reaching 100 years of age is a definitive milestone. For Hans Heuser, his centennial birthday provided the perfect opportunity to reflect on a life well lived.
The Baltic Area Historical Society hosted a pioneering event, complete with old time crafts and open-fire cooking on the site of a 200-year-old cabin.
Tusco Display/American Cancer Society 5K Run/Walk to be held July 9.
To help illustrate Zoar's history of sharing the work and also to demonstrate what everyday life would have been like for the original settlers, Zoar held its annual Werktag event, allowing visitors to get hands-on with the village's history.
Three local youth selected to attend American Legion Buckeye Boys State.
Join the many downtown businesses in Coshocton to celebrate the first friday in July. Activities throughout the historic downtown will be free and fun for the whole family.
Cornerstone Montessori School is now enrolling children, age 3-5, for the scheduled opening this fall.
The USDA has declared disaster designatons for farmers and producers in 12 Ohio counties.
Horizons, Inc. is celebrating 35 years in the community. As a way to honor the individuals who dedicate their time to helping the developmentally disabled residents in the region, Horizons, Inc. will host a luau for their employees and their families July 30 at their new location.
Ice Cream Social to be held at the J.E. Reeves Victorian Home July 10.
New Philadelphia Band Boosters to sponsor chicken barbecue and fudge booth at First Town Days Festival.
Muskets fired and battles raged as reenactors brought to life wartime events during Dennison's American Soldiers Homecoming Festival, but there was also a quieter focus on the important role women have played in defending the nation throughout history.
Enjoy a tour of the towpath, and hear how a canal boat captain might have lived during that time period.
One 11-year-old boy recently realized his racing dreams with a last minute chance to participate in the local Soap Box Derby.
Fireworks set for Monday, July 4, at Atwood Lake Park.
Tuscarawas River canoe and kayak race to take place July 9.
Recent School House Winery Show deemed a success for members of the Tuscarawas County Art Guild.
A local author, Karen Russell, and the Tuscarawas County Public Library have teamed up to present a program on healthy eating.
Become one of more than 33,000 nationally certified child passenger safety technicians (CPST) and be a community advocate or resource.
A series of workshops featuring local, seasonal produce continues in July with blueberries and in August with corn. The Dover Public Library, Union Hospital and the OSU Extension Office have partnered to help the public learn more about eating healthy food grown close to home.
The Fourth of July weekend sparkles with plenty of activities and entertainment as the 34th annual First Town Days comes to life June 30-July 4 at Tuscora Park in New Philadelphia.
Seven area students who will be attending OSU received $1,000 scholarships from The Ohio State University Alumni Club.
The Dominic Greco Community Concert Band will pay tribute to America at their July 2 concert at Tuscora Park Amphitheater.
The local Red Cross has launched an urgent appeal for blood donors due to critically low blood supplies.
The 32nd annual Dennison Railroad Festival was deemed a success. Revenues were up and the crowds responded positively to the new dates of the event.
Life hasn't always been easy for Nicole Donant of Bolivar, who was born at 25 weeks and weighed only 1 pound, 11 ounces, yet she has already accomplished more than most. As a 2011 graduate of Tuscarawas Valley High School, she's now ready to embark on the next chapter of her life.
Summer nights bring the Tuscora Park amphitheater to life, as the sounds of music and other entertainment soar from the perennially favorite RTY Summer Showcase. The 14th season of the Showcase is underway, and thanks to the generosity of sponsors and community donations, the venue remains...
Guests will spend time in Jane Austen's world as they listen to a special presentation from Dayton mystery author Carrie Bebris, June 28, at the Dover Public Library. Award-winning novelist Bebris has written several books that revisit classic characters from Regency England.
Operation Warm & Cozy to host third cat sterilization event July 31.
Openings are still available for the second and third sessions of the Red Cross Learn to Swim program, July 18-29 and August 1-12.
Fireworks will light up the skies over MWCD lakes.
The Tuscarawas County Clinic for the Working Uninsured, with the help of Dr. Kevin and Stacee Miller, held a successful inaugural year for their Cruisin' 5K.
Winners from the June 16 contest in New Philadelphia have been announced. Many will move on to the regional competition.
Appointments for home cooling assistance provided by Harcatus Family Support Centers will begin scheduling on June 27.
Disney's popular musical turned movie will hit the stage at Little Theatre, July 1.
The monthly meeting for the Tuscarawas County Italian-American Festival Foundation was held, as the festival approaches in August.
Many times, those involved in the local tourism industry are so busy helping guests to the area that they do not find time to visit or revisit local attractions themselves. The Farm at Walnut Creek recently invited them to do just that.
The United Way of Tuscarawas County has hired a new vice president in Fred Weingarth, of Dover.
Roxbury graduates from basic military training.
Huff Run to sponsor photo contest.
Eick has completed the requirements to be recognized as a team leader with the YMCA of the USA.
The HRWRP hosted four Awareness Day field trips for five local school districts, with a total of about 450 students enjoying a fun day full of learning about Huff Run Watershed and why it is important to do the work Huff Run does.
Werktag translates from German into "work day" and the popular tour throughout Zoar is back on June 25.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library will be giving away bicycles and eReaders to library patrons this summer.
Ryan Fails and John Hill, both Honors Program students at Kent State University at Tuscarawas, will travel to Englad to study abroad.
The Gnadenhutten Fireworks Festival will provide a weekend full of activities, June 30 through July 3.
Improvements to Wayne TR 62, Kaylor Road, in Tuscarawas County, will include replacing the existing bridge that crosses the Sugar Creek located 0.75 miles north of SR 93.
Families will want to stop in Schoenbrunn Village on June 18 for the second annual Children's Day. Kids will have the chance to watch trades like wood crafting and candle dipping, among many other activities.
It is almost summer, which means that it is time for the annual Sacred Heart parish festival to begin in New Philadelphia. As to the success of the highly anticipated chicken barbecue, the secret is truly in the sauce, festival organizers said.
From now through Sunday, June 26, the Twin Cities of Dennison and Uhrichsville may be the hottest spot in Tuscarawas County. With festivals, shopping, historical reenactments and even late night swimming, the celebration of the Dreamsville, USA Summer Solstice is the place to be.
Cars and cash aren't the only big prizes available to win at the iGive Foundation's first Big Money Bonanza to be held Oct. 8 at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds from noon to 5:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded every five minutes with all proceeds from the event staying in Tuscarawas County to assist...
Young families have been fortunate to be part of the Even Start Family Literacy Program in Tuscarawas County for a number of years, but now that program is in jeopardy. Staff members explain the benefits of the worthwhile program.
Celebrate Father's Day at Tuscora Park for A Day in the Park with Dad.
Learn the best tips on how to stay safe during lightning storms.
The Ohio Committee for Severe Weather Awareness offers tips to stay safe in tornado season.
Grant Handrich, of Dover, has been recognized by the United States Achievement Academy as a student of excellence in mathematics.
The Tuscarawas County Public Library will welcome North Canton author and bicycling enthusiast Stan Purdum on Thursday, June 30, at 6:30 p.m.
Skoche Films invites local Ohio acting hopefuls to audition June 26 and 27 at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas.
Debbie and Ed Cook were honored with the American Legion Red, White and Blue Award at a recent Tuscarawas County Council meeting.
Lots of catchy tunes and hundreds of classic cars, along with great food at 1950s prices, combined to make the 21st Sugarcreek 50s Fling a classic success.
The nationally acclaimed Camp Invention program is coming to Buckeye Career Center during the week of June 27-July 1.
Area residents were surprised to learn just how serious Tuscarawas County's drug problem has become at the Community Substance Abuse Awareness Day event held on the evening of Wednesday, June 8, at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center.
The Tuscarawas County Senior Center has created a new recognition award to celebrate seniors in the community.
Conservancy Court receives updates on MWCD area projects.
Matthew and Audra Karam, of Karam's Martial Arts and Sports Training, presented a check in the amount of $2,807 to Dress-A-Child.
Cat overpopulation is a problem in the region and in communities all over the country. Local shelters do what they can, but until individuals take responsibility and have their cats spayed and neutered the problem will persist. County commissioners' hands are tied as they must conform to Ohio...
The Clayland Lions Club has announced the 2011 recipients of the Bill Lee and Jack Pancher Memorial Scholarships.
Civil War and WWII author Ed Bearss to lecture at the Dennison Soldiers Festival.
Friends of the Library thank all those involved with the recent book sale.
Renee West, human resources administrator at Deflecto LLC, recently earned her certification as a Professional in Human Resources.
Adventure Harley-Davidson will host the Red, White and Chrome Poker Run to benefit the American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter, June 18.
Eat dessert first! It is a motto we can all live by, according to Chad Conrad, in this letter to the editor.
Parham appointed to second term on the MWCD board of directors.
Spaghetti dinner will be held to benefit Dan Loibl.
Joe Zalesky, a junior at New Philadelphia High School, participated in the International Pulsar Timing Array 2011 Student Workshop and Science Meeting held at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Elizabeth Johnson has been named a Melvin Jones Fellow by Lions Clubs International Foundation in recognition of her commitment to serving the world community.
Author Carla Buckley will visit the main branch of the Tuscarawas County Public Library System on Thursday, June 23, at 7 p.m. Her visit marks the third installment in the library system's 2011 Author Series program.
Two Union Hospital trustees retire, two new trustees are appointed.
A local teen, Preston Goodie, is raising money for an organization that helps developing nations find access to safe, clean drinking water. She has coordinated a 5K, two-mile walk and community breakfast to be held August 13 at New Philadelphia. She invites everyone to participate and help her...
New fitness classes are now being offered at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center at Dover. For the summer only, participants can enjoy a class at the Union Country Club pool.
The first of three contests have taken place to determine the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion cheesemakers for 2011.
Veterans in the Tuscarawas County Council met June 7 for a flag disposal ceremony in Sugarcreek.
Artists will paint what they love about Zoar on Saturday, June 11.
The Inn at Honey Run offers the best in rest and relaxation for both visitors and locals. An exquisite restaurant, an on-site spa, and beautiful decks overlooking Amish Country, The Inn at Honey Run offers exotic comfort, close at hand.
Uncommon Grounds will host an open mike event on the first Friday of every month. The event is open to musicians and writers of all ages. Those wishing to simply listen are encouraged to stop in.
All aboard for family fun when the Dennison Railroad Festival steams into the area Tuesday, June 14 through Sunday, June 19. The 32nd annual festival will have bigger rides than ever and include a free concert by the U.S. Army Jazz Band.
Trumpet in the Land to open June 17 at the Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre.
The Muskingum Lakes Chapter of the American Red Cross enjoyed perfect weather for their 12th annual Duck Race at Dover City Park, June 5. Music, food, games and more than 2,600 rubber ducks helped the local chapter raise $10,000, all of which stays in the region to help people in need.
Volunteers in the Foster Grandparent Program and the Senior Companion Program will come together for a picnic at Tuscora Park, June 16.
Individuals can sign up to participate in an ongoing study from the American Cancer Society.
The Zeisberger Trail and Parks group will host a steak dinner fundraiser at the Tuscarawas VFW to help plan, build and maintain parks in the area.
Join Brillhart Body Shop in Newcomerstown for a car-truck-motorcycle show to benefit Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Head Start, July 2.
Author Gary Williams will present a program on his book, Hiking the Buckeye Trail, at the main branch of the Tuscarawas County Library in New Philadelphia.
