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At Troy Miller Agency, contractors and farmers have their needs met with a personal touch only a local could offer. Troy Miller and his agents work to meet the needs of each individual client, with an unrivaled sense of compassion and dedication.
CSB announced fourth quarter 2011 net income.
Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
Commissioners accept second lowest bid, selection criteria was best and lowest.
A successful pajama party marked another annual inventory reduction sale for Country Craft Cupboard on Saturday, Jan. 28.
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.
Fifty percent, 10-year tax abatement approved for expansion of food distribution business.
The Amish Country Lodging Council doled out checks to the tune of more than $13,000 to Holmes County Hospice and the Love Center Food Pantry Jan. 18, as proceeds of their 2011 cookie tour.
McAllister promoted to vice president, trust officer at The Commercial & Savings Bank.
Wayne County's only female general surgeon is back from her time in New Zealand, where she practiced for a year. Now, Dr. Linda Wang is ready to see her patients once again, as part of Wooster Community Hospital's esteemed list of physicians.
Country Craft Cupboard's annual Pajama Party offers visitors of all ages a memorable time, fabulous sales, lasting friendships, and an opportunity to help those in need.
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.
A seminar on how to start your own business will be held in Millersburg Feb. 11.
Historic Downtown Millersburg will receive a facelift as $289,500 in matching grants from the state of Ohio will equal nearly $1 million in changes to the village, increased jobs, and more revenue for the county.
More than 400 creditors missed filing deadline.
Could lock in county rate in time for next winter
Goal is feeling of ownership among all employees.
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.
Mullet Cabinet helps PBS with kitchen renovations.
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.
Scenic Pointe Nursing Home in Millersburg raised money throughout the year and donated to Share-A-Christmas.
Voters turned down Sunday sales, mixed beverages at Walmart store in 2007.
Spinal decompression and cold laser therapy provide effective non-surgical pain relief.
Historic Downtown Millersburg will be teeming with Christmas joy Friday, Dec. 16, when Children's Night Out presents a night of fun and frivolity, in a traditional Christmas style.
The Christmas Cookie Tour of Inns celebrated a very vintage Christmas with classic décor reminiscent of the 1940s and a complimentary cookie at every stop. Now in its fourth year, the tour continues to grow and be a favorite for visitors and local residents alike.
Friends & Neighbors of Every Woman's House conducted its annual Home for the Holidays at the Cary House in Millersburg Dec. 1-4, raising both funds and awareness for the organization.
A special evening event will be held in downtown Berlin, as The Berlin Main Street Merchants host Shopping Under the Stars. Select shops will be open for extended hours, from 5-9 p.m., on Saturday, Dec. 9.
Tis the Season to host Karolin Steinbach for special nutcracker signing event.
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Village Motors received recognition from Ford for its commitment to a partnership that has lasted a quarter of a century.
Company's board of directors announce fourth quarter cash dividend.
Numbers continue to grow at training center dental clinic.
Special sales will highlight the night on Thursday, Dec. 1 in Mt. Eaton, as the village hosts their fourth annual Mt. Eaton Moonlight Madness at local businesses.
Mullet Cabinet was tabbed as the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce Big Business of the Year at the annual Chamber banquet Nov. 10.
Kaufman Realty & Auctions introduces Kaufman Mineral and Natural Resources to assist property owners.
As of October, Anthony and Dave Kaufman obtained broker's licenses from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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.
Pieces are in place; fundraising, hard work needed to get it done.
Real Money. Real World. is a statewide OSU Extension curriculum that simulates real-life experiences to help make youth aware of the money management skills necessary to navigate through life, while also making them aware of the correlation between educational attainment and earning power.
Wayne/Holmes Safe Communities will present Holiday Happy Hour on Thursday, Dec. 8 at the Life Center in Millersburg. There, the non-alcoholic drinks will be highlighting a fun evening sure to get you in the holiday spirit.
On Saturday, Nov. 12, Holmes County's largest book signing at the Gospel Book Store in Berlin connected more than 30 local authors with hundreds of appreciative readers.
First Knox National Bank was named the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce Medium Business of the Year at the annual banquet held on Thursday, Nov. 17.
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.
Proper joins the Killbuck Savings Bank lending team.
Make this holiday special with Troyer's specialty and everyday items.
Crystal Yoder was recently promoted to the position of operations officer and iSeries administrator at The Commercial & Savings Bank.
Bags Sports Pub was named the Small Business of the Year recipient at the annual Holmes County Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday, Nov. 10.
Representatives from business and beyond came out to Walnut Creek on Nov. 10 for the annual Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau dinner and awards ceremony.
The streets of Berlin will be teeming with animals, lit with candle light and filled with Christmas joy and the sound of carols the day after Thanksgiving as the annual Christmas Nativity Parade gets people in the yuletide spirit.
The Monitor Bank in Big Prairie is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
The Killbuck Savings Bank will feature artwork from area kindergartners for Thanksgiving.
The Gospel Book Store in Berlin will welcome 32 authors for huge event.
Christmas Tree and Wreath Festival to be held at Hotel Millersburg Nov. 10-12.
Robin Lydic knows what it's like to be shocked by a loved one's cancer diagnosis. She was shown 9 years ago what it feels like to be loved by a caring community. Now, she's paying it forward by organizing a benefit meal and auction for the Jason Hoxworth family.
Local author Rob Yoder will release his inspirational book, Dying to Live Nov. 12. The book chronicles Yoder's spiritual journey from his Amish upbringing through his subsequent rebellion and encounter with Christ, offering encouragement and inspiration along the way.
A special promotion in Walnut Creek, Christmas in the Village is the perfect opportunity for Christmas shoppers to check things off their list while saving money.
The Berlin Christmas Open House began 28 years ago at Country Craft Cupboard. Now, plenty of other shops have gotten involved, making Berlin the place to be Nov. 11-12.
If you need a reason to feel good about the coming holiday season, Dutch Valley Gifts has that reason. Their annual Christmas show is coming up Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 8 and 9.
Entrepreneurs and community organizations in Holmes County have no parallel when it comes to rolling up their sleeves and finding solutions, even in difficult times.
A & M owner Monroe Beachy faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
One local woman struck gold when she correctly matched close-up snapshots of Millersburg's buildings, statues and landmarks.
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.
Most folks don't know a Lapsang Souchong from a Darjeeling oolong, but, after almost losing her favorite blend forever, Millersburg's Vicki Boley took drastic measures, and now she is willing to share with others the language of tea.
The Commercial & Savings Bank celebrated its newest investment in area communities, this time with a ribbon cutting ceremony in Wooster on Tuesday, Oct. 25.
The Barn Inn Bed and Breakfast recipe for baked oatmeal was a featured menu item chosen by the University of Georgia chefs for their Sunset Breakfast special event, which featured 21 recipes from prominent bed and breakfasts.
Codefendants face up to 24 months in prison.
Amish Country has come to be known for the finest in custom-made furniture, but it can't be made without the finest in high-quality lumber from company's like A&M Kiln Dry in Millersburg.
According to a recent customer survey, Raber's Bike Shop in Millersburg is the number one bike shop in the area.
Just in time for the holidays, Walnut Creek Cheese and nationally recognized food media brand, Taste of Home invites you to Taste of the Holidays at Butterchurn Kitchenwares at Walnut Creek. The Nov. 3 event will include free cookbooks, gift baskets, a pie contest, samples of delicious food and...
An apple a day, or for three days at Homestead Furniture provides store-wide savings.
Join a unique tour of Amish Country's best beds and tastiest treats this holiday season. Tickets are on sale now.
Save and Serve serving in the spirit of the season.
The attorneys at White Law Office use their wealth of experience to expertly negotiate landowners' oil and gas leases for the best results.
Mullet Cabinet and Village Pantry of Roscoe worked together during a recent store move in Historic Roscoe Village.
Diane Graebner, best known for her prints depicting the Amish lifestyle in Ohio, held her annual gallery showing at Berlin Creek Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 8.
Local athletes Jeff Pendlebury and Cory Acker trust the staff at Active Chiropractic to keep them healthy and fit as they compete at the professional level.
Merchant's Day scheduled for Oct. 15 in Fredericksburg.
As part of this year's Boo at the Burg festivities, Historic Downtown Millersburg will bring the magic of the big screen to Holmes County with a new novelty that promises to make Hollywood stars larger than life.
Troyer's Country Market will be selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a chunk of prize-winning cheese to benefit a local charity.
Michael Gardinsky, a certified master photographer of Michael's Portraits, Millersburg, recently competed in the Professional Photographers of Ohio Image Competition.
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.
For those needing to stop and smell the roses, or in this case, the coffee, one local business provides a remedy. Jitters Coffee House offers visitors an opportunity to slow down and relish a freshly made meal, including new fresh-made doughnuts.
Guggisberg Cheese takes home Grand Championship title.
The second annual Walnut Creek Fall Festival was a popular destination for local residents and travelers, with delicious food, an animal exhibit, straw slide, corn box and even pumpkin slingshots to keep every member of the family entertained.
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...
New online only tea store now open.
The Commercial & Savings Bank makes two promotions from within.
CSB Bancorp Inc. has declared a third quarter cash dividend.
Guggisberg Cheese and Chalet in the Valley will do their part to bring awareness to breast cancer during the months of October and November.
This Holmesville restaurant serves up an impressive plate of food at a reasonable price.
Will allow greater flexibility in care providers.
Approximately 1,000 women participated in the recent Keim Lumber Ladies Night Out, almost doubling the attendance record from 2010.
Guess what? Homes are selling. Here's how the award-winning team at Real Estate Showcase is getting it don - when others can't.
The Corn Maze at Sharp Run Market near Berlin offers an educational and exciting adventure, where patrons can leave the hectic pace of the everyday world behind and spend a day or night taking part in a number of exhilarating events.
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 Coshocton Presbyterian Church will host the live simulcast of the Dave Ramsey EntreLeadership one-day seminar Sept. 30.
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.
Wooster Community Hospital's Wound Healing Center's ultimate goal is for patients to heal and get back to their life as quickly as possible. With state-of-the-art equipment and a diligent staff, it's easy to see why the Wound Healing Center is a premier medical facility.
Let Erb's Stove Center help with all of your home fireplace, mantel and outdoor accessory needs. Offering an array of products that can be custom designed for your own living space, as well as special one-on-one attention, each customer at Erb's walks away with a high quality product.
Joe Heatwole is selling coffee to help build a boarding school in Nicaragua.
Sentenced on breaking and entering, failure to appear.
Walnut Creek Cheese has utilized a technique for the past two years to get to know their customers a little better. Every Tuesday morning, from 8-10 a.m., the store offers free coffee and doughnuts, along with their Tuesday specials.
Lehman's to hold Fall Festival Sept. 24.
Goodwill Sale event aids shoppers and job-seekers.
Study of B&W ointment to be documented, published.
Keim Lumber to hold Ladies Night Out Sept. 9.
Heritage Ohio, a statewide preservation and revitalization nonprofit organization, will host a Main Street 101 Workshop in Coshocton on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston, Ltd., announces that Donesha Peak is the recipient of the Critchfield Law Diversity Scholarship for the 2011-12 academic year.
Rob Hovis advises investors to not let fear of the market today ruin long-term plans for tomorrow.
The 2011 Holmes County Farm Tour will showcase some of the best in agriculture and more on August 20. In it's fifth year, the tour consists of more diverse stops, all of which will keep everyone in the family interested in what Amish Country has to offer.
Hummel Group has hired on Eric McDowell as commercial lines and professional liability producer.
Homespun at Heart, a family-owned shop in downtown Berlin, specializes in high quality custom and handmade bags, totes and purses. The Smucker family will even create a personalized item right in front of customers, as satisfaction is key.
The upcoming Local Product Sampling Fair in Berlin August 20 will provide plenty of buying options, all from local companies.
Local merchants invite shoppers for special sales and discounts, along with delicious refreshments, at the Cool Down Sale in Charm, August 12.
Calendar featuring various pieces of Millersburg Glass now on sale.
Pomerene acquires electronic medical records system to enhance patient safety.
Sugarcreek business receives the national 2011 Paul L. Cosgrave Memorial Award and the 2010 PRO Hardware Retailer of the Year award.
The Holmes County Home is truly a place for family. With 40-plus residents, a focus on quality care in a social environment is put at the top of the list, making this home not just another nursing home.
Antiques in the Alley a unique shopping experience.
Accepted to second round of applications, must find 100 percent match for projects.
With the help of Martin Weaver at Buckeye Drafting, a dream home is within reach. By using his past experience and actually listening to what his client desires, Weaver is able to craft and design the perfect building for a variety of uses, from business to residential.
The Mt. Hope Sundown Sale welcomes all the loyal patrons to the Mt. Hope merchants for a special day of savings and sales.
Men hit three Millersburg businesses, took wire, car parts.
A groundbreaking ceremony complete with ceremonial shovels was held July 14 with city, county and state officials in attendance. The Troyer Corp. is investing $5.6 million in a new hotel to be built at state Route 39 and Interstate 77. The Country Inn and Suites at Dover will be open for business...
Contest winners for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion cheesemakers.
Hawks Landing is a developing community right in Berlin where everything is taken into consideration to make it beautiful for the homeowners. Ivan Yoder Builders takes extra care to plan each detail, from their custom-built homes to the surrounding landscape.
Guggisberg Cheese's entry in the Ohio State Fair cheese competition was named the Grand Champion cheese and will be featured in the Ohio State Fair's Sale of Champions, August 7.
John Aubry may have passed away, but his spirit will remain, with the dedication of a new bench outside of Young's Uniforms in Historic Downtown Millersburg.
David Skinner and his wife, Kim, have created a new product called High Fiber-It, which can greatly increase the amount of soluble and insoluble fiber in an everyday diet, ultimately creating a healthier lifestyle.
Wendell August Forge to partner with Cleveland photographer to create new collection of ornaments.
Come to downtown Berlin on Saturday, July 9 for Cindy's Cruise-In and enjoy the best in classic cars, '50s music and delicious food, courtesy of Cindy's Diner. Registration fees from the car show benefit the Love Center Food Pantry.
Making a return trip to the northwest quadrant of the county, the fifth annual Holmes County Farm Tour will make tracks around northwestern Holmes County, with patrons embarking on a self-guided tour of the many farm-related activities that make Holmes County's agricultural movement continue to...
The 6 W. Jackson St. building in Millersburg that once housed The Commercial & Savings Bank will now become the new Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau office and Visitors' Center.
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.
The board of directors of CSB Bancorp, Inc. recently declared a second quarter cash dividend of 18 cents per share on its common stock.
Commissioners, prospective landfill operators agree flow control essential.
From July 5-9, merchants in Farmerstown will entice visitors with special sales and bargains at the annual Farmerstown Frolic event.
Following the consolidation of the Holmes County District Public Library, the Winesburg building was left empty, and sold at auction on Tuesday, June 21.
Village Motors sponsors Relay for Life hog roast, which raised almost $1,400 for the Village Motors relay team.
The Winesburg Business Association is accepting applications for vendors for the 16th Annual Fall Gathering, Sept. 17.
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.
New Horizons Naturals, a new store in Millersburg, is the best place to find organic foods, vitamins, supplements, and personal care products, all with the best in personal attention and customer appreciation.
One of the most loved products created by milk is cheese. And in this region of Ohio, Swiss cheese reigns as the number one favorite.
Hauling up to 4,500 gallons of fresh milk is no simple task. A local hauler gives the inside scoop on this very important task that is a vital link in the human food chain.
The old Killbuck Theater roared back to life after several years of dormancy, playing host to a wedding ceremony and reception as it begins a new life.
The Holmes County Economic Development Council presented a business forum at Mt. Hope, which not only let those in attendance understand what the council has done the past year, but to also serve as an informative avenue on several critical issues.
The first of three contests have taken place to determine the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion cheesemakers for 2011.
The Inn at Honey Run offers the best in rest and relaxation for both visitors and locals. An exquisite restaurant, an on-site spa, and beautiful decks overlooking Amish Country, The Inn at Honey Run offers exotic comfort, close at hand.
Downtown Loudonville will spring to life with the roar of motorcycles and the sweet, tangy smell of ribs during Thunder in Paradise Saturday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Holmes County Relay for Life will kick off its festivities on Friday, June 17, at West Holmes High School. The event will honor and memorialize cancer patients, as well as raise money for research.
Representatives from The Commercial & Savings Bank recently completed a financial education series with seniors at West Holmes High School.
Great bargains to be found during Maysville Days, June 22-25.
Everyone likes to work at peak performance. Be all that one can be and more. A new facility for PEAK (Providing Excellent Adult Kare) clients, which opened May 9, hopes to help individuals with disabilities peak to their independence.
Schrock's Amish Farm, located east of Berlin, will hold its second annual Art Walk Down on the Farm, which will feature local artists selling and displaying their works.
Dr. Eric Shaver and the staff at East Holmes Veterinary Clinic in Berlin and Millersburg are ready and equipped to welcome all sizes of patients, no matter how routine or unusual they might be.
Relay for Life looms just around the corner, and while time to enter a team is past, there are plenty of other reasons to participate in the June 17 and 18 event at West Holmes High School.
Health district's desire to build own facility a dream deferred.
Breitenbach Wines win top honors at Ohio competition.
Kaufman Realty & Auctions recognizes a dedicated employee.
A new retail store in downtown Millersburg distributes more than just high quality merchandise at greatly discounted prices; it also distributes hope to those in need around the world.
Mt. Hope Elementary School student wins La-Z-Boy recliner.
For many, short-term CDs are a good investment. However, during times such as these, consider looking at additional options, keeping in mind that, when seeking greater income, you'll likely be taking on more risk.
Goodwill Industries to host business-to-business breakfast, June 16.
The sun was out all day, which meant good news to Killbuck Savings Bank, which turned in another stellar Cruisin' for a Cure car show for Relay for Life, on Saturday, May 21.
Graduating Hiland seniors will be sent off to college next year with a little less financial burden thanks to the community, after a number of scholarships were presented at the annual honors banquet May 13.
Dutchman Hospitality Group will now operate in Berlin, as well as their current locations of Walnut Creek, Sugarcreek and Plain City, as they enter into a purchase agreement to acquire Farmstead Restaurant.
With state-of-the-art technology and generations of experience, Nagy's Collision Specialists offer the perfect place to go for all your vehicle repairs.
Cary Hulin had always planned to work with the earth, which was why he was attending Bradley University as a geology major in 1981. More than 25 years later, he is still working with the earth, but in a much more hands-on manner than he had originally anticipated.
Phil Chalmers, an author and national authority on teen violence, will present a seminar on the topic on May 23 and 24 in Berlin.
Keim Lumber's centennial sale deemed a success in sales and attendance.
First Federal Community Bank is bringing a new way to bank, with Kasasa - a brand of free checking and savings accounts that reward the banker.
Jason Geissinger, the owner of Lighthouse Bistro at Atwood Lake, has opened a new restaurant in New Philadelphia. His vision was to serve serious comfort food, but do it with serious culinary skills.
A season of new birth is at Women's Pavilion at Wooster Community Hospital.
Enjoy classic cars, DJ Spikeman, door prizes, silent auction, games and live music from Prism at The Killbuck Savings Bank's eighth annual Crusin for a Cure Car Show May 21. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. A community garage sale will be held in the village on the same day.
Fire closes Kinetics Fitness for Life and Kinetics Spine and Sport. Stausch Cass, owner of Spine and Sport, hopes to have that business ready to reopen within a week.
Smoke from burning plastic pipes, exploding tanks complicated efforts.
Effects from state budget still a wild card in finances.
Petal Path in Millersburg is ready for the summer season with unique ideas, beautiful potted plants, thousands of lush flowers, and great customer service.
The Berlin Village Gift Barn and Country Gatherings will host a fairy garden workshop May 7 with morning and afternoon sessions. Create a unique fairy garden for Mother's Day while spending time with a special person. Preregistration is required.
Local Skyview Ranch has so much to offer families and individuals in terms of ministry. The ranch has made some great changes in the past year and is eager to get the summer started.
Discovering ways everyone can help protect the environment is what the fourth annual Scarlet, Gray and Green Fair was all about.
Alvin Raber opened Raber's Bike Shop with one purpose only - to serve the community, all the while remaining focused on building trust and quality relationships with each and every customer.
Center committee encouraged to consider wide variety of shows.
Troyer's Amish Wedding Foods has purchased Log Cabin Soap and Bath, and will now manufacture their long-time selection of Edna Lucille soaps themselves.
Cindy's Diner, in Berlin, is introducing a new ice cream brand: Ashby's Sterling.
The Berlin Main Street Merchants will hold the fifth annual Berlin Barnstorm April 30. More than 30 merchants will be hiding a small wooden plaque in their shops for the event. Customers must find the plaques to be eligible to win prizes valued at $25 to $50 and a grand prize gift basket worth more...
The law firm of Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston, Ltd., located in Wooster, Millersburg, Mount Vernon and Medina, has announced it is sponsoring two law scholarships for the 2011-2012 school year.
Three floors with 7,000 square feet of display space house unique historical treasures in the quaint village of Sugarcreek. Those wishing to know more about their own heritage are encouraged to stop in for a peek into the past during the facility's 35th anniversary year.
Relieving pain, getting healthy, and getting back to an enjoyable life - that's a choice everyone can live with. For Dr. Richard Mulcahy at Crossroads Chiropractic in Millersburg, nothing is more important than healing and teaching his patients about spine health.
Relieving pain, getting healthy, and getting back to an enjoyable life - that¿s a choice everyone can live with. For Dr. Richard Mulcahy at Crossroads Chiropractic in Millersburg, nothing is more important than healing and teaching his patients about spine health.
Shoppers strolled around downtown Millersburg in their pajamas and fuzzy slippers during the Pajama Party Weekend, April 9-10. Downtown merchants offered artist signings, special discounts and extended hours throughout the event.
One new hire and a promotion from within will help ProVia Door enhance their current sales team.
Judge Russ Kendig ruled that the bankruptcy case involving A&M owner Monroe Beachy will continue in court.
What started out as just a small shop has now expanded into a successful business boasting a 1,000 square foot showroom in Sugarcreek. See how Troyer Door can make the door installation process easy and maintenance free.
Rodhe's IGA Marketplace has served the Holmes County community with dedication and excellence for 77 years. Their hard work has been recognized with an award presented to them by the Ohio Grocers Association.
Eli Yoder of Yoder Lumber Co. of Charm recently received the Ohio Forestry Association's Director's Award during their annual meeting.
Keim Lumber at Charm celebrates 100 years in business. A special anniversary sale event that includes a $10,000 gift card giveaway, live carpenter statue, a NASCAR car and free refreshments will take place April 13-16. Keim Lumber at Charm invites everyone to celebrate a century of doing business...
Dutchman Hospitality to open The Coop, a new home-goods store.
CSB Bancorp, Inc. declares first quarter cash dividend.
Guggisberg takes top four spots in U.S. championship cheese contest.
At Dexterity Salon, everyone leaves looking and feeling their best. The Berlin business tailors their services to each individual client, offering hair styling and color, manicures and pedicures, massages and so much more.
After a seemingly endless winter, spring has finally arrived, just in time for outdoor projects, spring cleaning and repairs. For all your spring shopping needs, the Mount Eaton Business Association is sponsoring its third annual Spring Sale event. The sale will take place April 7, from 3-8 p.m.
Karen Geiser, a Kidron market gardener and local author, will speak on local foods Saturday, April 16, as a part of the April meeting of the County Line Historical Society of Wayne/Holmes, held at the Ken Miller Supply Oil, Gas, Car, Truck and Agriculture Museum.
Local resident receives $1,000 gift certificate from Millersburg Electric.
Winesburg Meats takes Grand Champion award for their cranberry summer sausage.
Not only does Schrock's Amish Farm and Village offer free train rides during the month of April, but plenty of shops to keep visitors busy.
Snyder says hospitals will play a very important role in closing the gap in Gov. Kasich's budget.
Totally Outdoors, LLC. is ready for spring and any outdoor desire a homeowner may have.
The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce sponsored a business forum featuring noted economist Lowell Catlett on Tuesday, March 15, at the Carlisle Village Inn.
While many business people were fortunate enough to attend the Chamber of Commerce Business Forum featuring economist Dr. Lowell Catlett, Killbuck Savings Bank provided an opportunity to open the eyes of 10 area high school students.
A Livestock Education Day will be held April 16 at Moore's Lawn and Garden in Millersburg.
Millersburg and Killbuck mayors not impressed with proposed contract to require locally generated trash to flow to the Holmes County Landfill.
Mullet Cabinet came home from the annual Central Ohio Home & Garden Show with a first-place prize in tow for its custom cabinets display.
Alliance couple win $250 gift card giveaway at Homestead Furniture.
Wooster Community Hospital continually adds new aspects to their comprehensive health coverage, and now, offers quality spine care.
The Village of Killbuck will hold a Ladies' Night Out to pamper area women and welcome guests into their hometown.
Nature's Food Market, located on the square in Berlin, has become the seventh member of the co-op marketing group, Best of Ohio's Amish Country. All members are family-owned stores that offer high quality products and service to customers.
The Amish Country Home and Garden Show held recently in Dalton inspired homeowners to begin the projects they have been contemplating all winter.
Chad Wallace, owner of Mowing Solutions in Sugarcreek, has made it his mission to provide as much as he can to the children of Haiti.
Holmes County's hardwood furniture wholesalers were on display during the fourth annual Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market March 2 and 3.
A Town Hall meeting was conducted by freshman Congressman Bob Gibbs to address the concerns of his constituents. Those attending raised a broad cross-section of concerns, although the Federal deficit and current budget cuts were in the spotlight.
Breitenbach Wines recently announced medals awarded to their wines at the 2011 Florida State Fair Wine Competition.
Seminars provided insight into the way hardwood products go from tree to home, and the use of color, during the fourth annual Ohio Hardwood Furniture Market March 2 and 3.
The Holmes County Flea Market isn't just a place for tourists. Stocked with aisles upon aisles of unique merchandise, the flea market continually looks for new locals to sell their wares.
The Holmes County Tax Incentive Review Committee votes to allow a 70 percent tax abatement to expire.
Congressman Bob Gibbs proud to vote to repeal the 1099 requirement.
Lehman's in Kidron was devastated by flooding as approximately three feet of water swept through the store when overnight rains and snowmelt caused the North Fork creek to overflow.
Killbuck Council will soon vote on an ordinance to send out bids for a single village-wide trash service.
Dr. Brad Welsh's office wants to make a trip to the dentist more convenient. With state-of-the-art techniques and a wide array of specialities, Dr. Brad Welsh can see the whole family in one visit.
Membership in a purchasing cooperative may help Pomerene Hospital find savings and eliminate waste in inventory.
Killbuck Council will soon vote on an ordinance to send out bids for a single village-wide trash service.
New Image Salon has completed an advanced Mirabella makeup class and is now taking appointments to showcase their services.
Girls of all ages packed the stores in downtown Millersburg to enjoy Girls' Night Out.
It's time for the Walnut Creek Foods 2011 Food Show, to be held this year at the Buckeye Expo Center at Dalton March 15. The Food Show is a way for Walnut Creek Foods to thank their wholesale and retail customers for their support and loyalty throughout the year.
SEC investigation ends with recommendations for civil action against Monroe Beachy, owner of A&M Investments.
The Commercial & Savings Bank has announced that it is again offering college scholarships to graduating seniors from Garaway, Hiland, Triway, and West Holmes high schools.
Many pieces of the highly collectible and prized Millersburg glass will be on display at Homestead Furniture in Mt. Hope March 4.
SEC investigation ends with recommendations for civil action against Monroe Beachy, owner of A&M Investments.
Some changes have taken place, and others are on the horizon, as Milo Miller returns to revolutionize the Amish Door Village.
Homestead Furniture has challenged eighth-grade students at Mt. Hope Elementary to achieve all A's on their report card through the year and receive a free La-Z-Boy recliner as a reward.
The Tri-County Health Expo will present multiple options to gain invaluable health information during the two-day event Feb. 18 and 19 at the Buckeye Event Center in Dalton.
Guggisberg Cheese and Deutsch Kase Haus brands to merge.
There's a new face in town. Dr. Rene Bermudez, a dermatologist, has opened a new office in the Milltown Professional Building in Wooster.
Miller Custom Exteriors/ABC Seamless has been awarded the prestigious 2010 Angie's List Super Service Award.
Plan a day out and join in the party on Tuesday, Feb. 22, at Rebecca's Bistro in Walnut Creek.
Business leaders from all over northeast Ohio attended an information packed global trade forum recently. Leaders from two area companies, one in Holmes and one in Tuscarawas County, reflected on what impact the current economic and political climates around the world may have on their...
Paul Money
Dick Farrell
Social media, such as Twitter, is unforgiving. It's like the inappropriate...
Jenna Polen
Jenna blogs this week about her parents, and how they've always been there...
