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Forward thinking by the Twin Cities Chamber of Commerce is the impetus behind possibly establishing a downtown development director position to fuel business growth and tourism in the downtown areas.
Tuscarawas County Clerk of Courts position open after withdrawal of previous candidate.
Infrastructure upgrades may be tied to privatizing turnpike.
Dr. James Hubert addressed the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party regarding HB135, which concerns voting rights and has been introduced into the Ohio House of Representatives.
Joel Day elected as new central committee chairman for the Tuscarawas County Republican Central Committee.
After decades of dedication to her community, Barbara Hutras, a Parral resident, will retire at the end of March after serving the village for 34 years as clerk.
A popular New Philadelphia City Schools program, Principal for a Day, has led to a new opportunity for five district fifth graders to become a Representative for a Day in Columbus.
Ohio farmers were able to talk directly with a senior USDA policy analyist in Washington, D.C. with questions about foreign trade of agricultural products.
The 2012 election year in Ohio started on Super Tuesday with a razor thin presidential primary and few contested local races.
Ohio Farm Bureau county presidents and guests are on a Washington, D.C. venture to meet with congressmen and senators and express their opinions on urgent matters affecting agriculture.
More than 70 percent of Ohio voters approved a constitutional amendment that would provide revenue for the Clean Ohio Fund in 2008. Those funds are at risk of being lost as Gov. John Kasich redirects the funding that is intended to restore, protect and connect Ohio's important natural and urban...
On Tuesday, Feb. 21, more than 75 members of the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party gathered at Buckeye Career Center in New Philadelphia for the annual spring banquet, which gave voters a chance to meet Democratic candidates before the upcoming elections.
Drug investigations are important because in Tuscarawas County more than 90 percent of crimes have some connection to drugs.
State Senator Lou Gentile will be the featured speaker at the spring Tuscarawas County Democratic Party Banquet.
A nonpartisan Meet the Candidates question and answer session will be hosted by the Tuscarawas County Patriots of Liberty, at Founders Hall on the campus of Kent State University Tuscarawas.
Close to 200 people attended a community forum held at the Valley View Community Church Jan. 23 that focused on oil and natural gas exploration and drilling. The forum chose questions submitted to The Budget newspaper for a panel of lawmakers and experts in various fields to answer.
Secretary of State announces 4,086 signatures submitted from petitioners.
Following the retirement of Rockne Clarke, a temporary clerk of courts has been elected to hold the position through December 2012.
The prospect of extracting natural gas and oil in Tuscarawas County from Marcellus and Utica shale has started a debate within the community, with people against the drilling citing possible environmental dangers, and those who are for the drilling citing the possible money to be made and jobs...
Tuscarawas County Treasurer Jeffery S. Mamarella has announced that he will seek reelection to the office of county treasurer for a fourth term.
Tuscarawas County Commissioner Chris A. Abbuhl has announced that he will seek reelection to a third term as commissioner.
Bistro 131 at New Philadelphia played host to the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce's legislative luncheon, with Gov. John Kasich announcing the appointment of Sen. Jason Wilson to the governor's Office of Appalachia.
Belle Everett has officially joined the race for the seat of Jim Seldenright, Tuscarawas County commissioner, who will not seek reelection.
Marvin Fete defeats incumbent Michael C. Johnson in New Philadelphia Law Director race.
Exceedingly large turnout drives election night ups and downs.
The right to vote is the most important right each of us has as American citizens.
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
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.
Current Sugarcreek Mayor Jeremiah Johnson is running for re-election in 2011.
Gary E. Franks is running for Bolivar Village Council.
Information from Marvin Fete, candidate for New Philadelphia Law Director.
On Oct. 30, the Tuscarawas County Democratic Women will host a spaghetti dinner and meet the candidates event at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds.
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.
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?
A recent conference at the Church of the Harvest at Dover gave residents the opportunity to hear well-known conservatives Alan Keyes and Rick Joyner speak about the importance of the faith of America's Founding Fathers, the Role of Christians in Government and Culture, the Rights of the Church, The...
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...
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.
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...
Tuscarawas County Farm Service Agency to mail ballots Nov. 4 for annual County Committee Election.
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.
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.
Following the Sept. 8 address from President Barack Obama, Congressman Bob Gibbs responds with his own thoughts.
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.
Rep. Bob Gibbs says with eight months under his belt representing the people of Eastern Ohio, his opinion of the bureaucracy and red tape in Washington hasn't changed much.
Court records are now online, providing general information from the New Philadelphia Municipal Court.
After almost 21 years of service to Tuscarawas County as municipal court judge, Mary Space has decided to step down.
Lydia Kneuss describes her trip to Washington D.C. with the Ohio Youth Tour in her own words.
Information is available to veterans at the Social Security office.
Dick Farrell
On May 21, it became evident that, for the Times-Reporter, its dominance...
