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.
It took 18 rounds, but Angela Miller came out on top at the Chestnut Ridge spelling bee on Friday, Jan. 27.
Patrons can get service with a smile at Der Dutchman Restaurant on Thursday, Feb. 9, when the Hiland High and Middle School staff will provide all of the service for dinner.
Killbuck Elementary went above and beyond in their food drive celebrating the 100th day of school this past week.
Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
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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.
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.
Pair entered Amish homes while occupants away at church.
It took 18 rounds, but Angela Miller came out on top at the Chestnut Ridge spelling bee on Friday, Jan. 27.
Patrons can get service with a smile at Der Dutchman Restaurant on Thursday, Feb. 9, when the Hiland High and Middle School staff will provide all of the service for dinner.
Killbuck Elementary went above and beyond in their food drive celebrating the 100th day of school this past week.
CSB announced fourth quarter 2011 net income.
New tower to improve reception, save county money.
An informational meeting for new Relay For Life teams and interested persons will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Approximately 160 teen members of the Youth Choir and the Cardinal Chorale will be traveling from all points in Ohio to Coshocton for the 20th annual reunion concert Feb. 12.
Pomerene Hospital's Foundation announced applications for its 2012 Healthcare Scholarship Program, now in it's eighth year.
Garrett Roach, a long-time friend of the Holmes County Education Foundation, has been named the recipient of the 2011 Friend of Philanthropy award.
Twenty-three classmates showed up at Fire Ridge Golf Course for reunion.
Parents with children who will be 5 years of age on or before August 1 are asked to call and register their child at the elementary school the child will attend by April 27.
Keim Lumber paid homage to their customers during the Woodworker's Appreciation Night Thursday, Jan. 26, in Charm.
Judge Rinfret recently denied a motion by Kenneth E. Taylor, 58, 4627 Township Road 55, that argued Prosecuting Attorney Steve Knowling has a conflict of interest in prosecuting theft charges against him.
Throughout the month of February, individuals can schedule a cardiovascular screening through the Pomerene Hospital radiology department. No physician order is necessary.
Candidates Night set for Feb. 9.
Commissioners accept second lowest bid, selection criteria was best and lowest.
Use of midwife services, physician births by Amish growing.
Wes Schmucker was reappointed to the Holmes County Board of Elections.
A successful pajama party marked another annual inventory reduction sale for Country Craft Cupboard on Saturday, Jan. 28.
West Holmes eighth-grader Louis Crider wows his audience at the annual Middle School spelling bee Jan. 27.
Wayne County Speedway officials have just announced the weekly winner challenge with two different race tracks for the 2012 season.
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.
Faith Snyder presents poetry she has written. Snyder is working with Goodwill Industries and the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation to continue her education and develop job skills for success in the workforce.
This story is about giving, in so many ways.
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.
Will purchase new hydraulic rescue equipment.
Bill Patterson and Heidi Truit, both of Millersburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel Patterson of Millersburg, to Joshua Landfair of Nashville.
TOPS members hear program on motivation.
AEP suggests 100-watt bulbs as alternative to shutting down lights.
The students at Millersburg Elementary are digging in for the long haul when it comes to raising crops, and the Great Amaryllis Race is just the beginning.
Holmes County Christian Women's Club to meet Feb. 7.
Kaleb Miller captured the 2012 Berlin Elementary spelling bee on Monday, Jan. 23, edging out runner-up Grace Mullet and third-place finisher Terrell Gingerich.
McAllister promoted to vice president, trust officer at The Commercial & Savings Bank.
Secretary of State announces 4,086 signatures submitted from petitioners.
The Millersburg Rotary Club will host its annual spaghetti supper Jan. 27 at West Holmes High School.
In some reported cases, families turn down treatment, preventative care.
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.
The Holmes County commissioners received a total of 13 bids on Wednesday, Jan. 11, submitted to close down the Holmes County Landfill permanently.
The Classic in the Country IX weekend was, as Tom Jenkins termed it, a magic moment, as record crowds attended the three day, 20-game hoops extravaganza in Berlin Jan. 14-16.
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.
Holmes County commissioners voted Thursday, Jan. 19 to increase appropriations by 30 percent to the county's capital improvement fund.
By checking off a little box on this year's state of Ohio income tax return, Holmes County residents can invest in the future while preserving the community's past.
While hoping that the recent trend toward oil and gas drilling in the area will be a huge economic windfall, the Holmes County commissioners want to make sure steps are taken to ensure the county's tourism drawing power.
Fifty giant sub sandwiches, which will be on display after the Jan. 27 varsity game, will be sold to the highest bidder during the annual Academic Booster Club Sub Auction.
Relay For Life of Holmes County hopes a new venue will inspire members of the community to participate in the June 22 event that is designed to honor those lost to cancer and celebrate those still fighting for a world free of the disease that touches so many. The annual fundraiser is a...
Mohican Winter Fest saw the return of an old friend, gold medal ice carver Aaron Costic.
A dedication service will be held on Sunday, Feb. 5, for the most recently completed Holmes County Habitat for Humanity home.
Air Force Airman Christopher C. Marks graduates in Texas.
Annie's Project is designed to strengthen women's role in modern farm enterprises.
Nearly three dozen West Holmes High School entrepreneurs got a glimpse into the near future when they traveled to Wooster for a field trip to hear Sandra Pianalto talk about the future of the economy and jobs in Ohio and the nation.
Millersburg man sentenced on one count of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
Free help with tax preparation available.
Ohio participates in second annual Great Central U.S. ShakeOut
Upside down juror badge constitutes prejudice in jury selection.
Sam Mullet's attorney argues attacks were random acts in which Mullet was not involved.
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 Hiland FFA hosted their annual Share-A-Christmas canned food drive, collecting 918 cans for families in need during the holidays.
HEAP program is still underway, to provide financial assistance to low-income households that are threatened with disconnection from their heating source, or have already had service disconnected.
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.
Eating light snacks one tip for TOPS members.
Educators from Ohio State University Extension will address numerous issues related to leasing land for oil and gas production through a series of meetings across Ohio in early 2012.
Second time in a year pool basin has cracked.
Fire department endowment fund offering scholarship.
Open house at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center Jan. 24.
A seminar on how to start your own business will be held in Millersburg Feb. 11.
Auto Tech program accepts donated Chevrolet van.
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.
Severity of cuts hinge on passage of levy March 6; levy campaign underway.
While the Holmes County Prevention Coalition does not take a stance either way concerning the legalization of marijuana as a medical drug, the stance of the organization is that the topic needs to continue to be explored in depth.
Grand jury also charges Millersburg man with weapons under disability.
Can't afford a smoke detector? Call your local fire department.
Wooster woman sentenced to house arrest and 30 days in jail.
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.
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.
The Berlin Lions Club will host a widow/widowers banquet Jan. 28 at the Berlin Fire Station.
Pomerene Hospital's New Year's Baby 2012 was born at 2:15 p.m. Jan. 1.
Former member returns to TOPS OH 1573.
The General's Wives Quilt Club is a great way to add to sewing skills while beefing up knowledge of Civil War history, as well as socializing with other quilters/sewers.
Judge says new sentencing guidelines kept Wooster man from getting prison.
More than 400 creditors missed filing deadline.
West Holmes Middle School students got a Christmas treat when the school took them shopping with a teacher Dec. 21.
Dennis Schlabach has earned his stature as a business mogul, but he hasn't forgotten the people along the way. His kind, humble heart is the main reason he was the recipient of the 2011 Holmes County Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award.
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.
Three traffic accidents Monday attributed to road conditions.
Eight West Holmes High School students expanded their horizons and explored a faraway country while competing in the Senior Ohio Model of United Nations Leadership Program, Dec. 11-13.
Could lock in county rate in time for next winter
The Holmes County Education Foundation is now offering scholarships for Holmes County seniors.
Goal is feeling of ownership among all employees.
Seniors 55 and older are needed for the COAD Foster Grandparent Program.
Holmes County judge continues sentencing to allow Wooster man to complete rehab.
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.
2011 was a big year in many ways, as news stories brought fear, chills, grief, support, joy and prosperity.
The monthly report for the Love Center Food Pantry of Millersburg for November.
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.
First half of cuts to go into effect Jan. 9; second round if March levy fails.
Armed with a new grant, Windows of Hope believes it can now further its exploration of helping families with genetic diseases.
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.
Pain treatment with marijuana leads to nine-month jail term.
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.
Indictment names new codefendants.
The West Holmes FFA sent members to compete at the State Parliamentary Procedure contest in Columbus.
TOPS members celebrate with a low-calorie Christmas carry-in dinner.
A new farm food safety standard has received its first independent evaluation, which includes Holmes County horsepowered farms.
Weirich presented Distinguished Service Award.
Local resident has become a true success story as a result of his training at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Walnut Hill Retirement Community honors associates who have served for a combined 405 years.
Dennis I. Harrison Ph.D. of Valley View will speak on archiving, manuscripts and the Western Reserve Historical Society at the next County Line Historical Society meeting, Jan. 21.
Deputies "fairly confident" 15-year-old girl was struck by bullet fired into air.
Was codefendant in string of 110 burglaries.
David Lorah was honored as the 2011 Sugarcreek Arts Council Friend of the Arts recipient on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Scenic Pointe Nursing Home in Millersburg raised money throughout the year and donated to Share-A-Christmas.
Ticket scam investigation leads to conviction of Coshocton County couple.
Local author David Lorah brought Santa's pants and a his book to Millersburg Elementary on Monday, Dec. 19, where he read to the entire student body, while at the same time collecting gifts for Every Woman's House.
West Holmes Middle School science students were introduced to a whole new world thanks to a grant received by the school.
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.
Larry and Jan Coldwell, of rural Killbuck, will say goodbye to the tree-selling business they have become accustomed to the past 24 years. The couple has agreed to retire from their beloved Christmas tree growing hobby.
A 15-year-old Fredericksburg Amish girl died from a Thursday night shooting while driving her buggy home on a county road.
Holmes County Share-A-Christmas overcame the threat of flooding and once again distributed countless gifts to area families in need this holiday season.
West Holmes graduate Mary Nelson is making a comeback after a serious car accident nearly claimed her life. With the help of Kristen Rodhe and the Chamber and Concert choirs, her road to recovery will be a bit smoother.
Christmas program to be held at Jitters Coffee House.
The holiday celebration took on a real non-alcoholic tone as patrons celebrated Safe Communities' Holiday Happy Hour on Thursday, Dec. 8.
Fredericksburg man sentenced to 180 days in jail.
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.
Results of the 2011 Corn Performance Test and 2011 Soybean Performance Trials have been released.
Ran from police because he did not have driver's license.
One Ohio State University agricultural economist said statistical evidence on linear yield trends shows biotechnology could play a role.
Nashville TOPS OH 1573 held a meeting on Dec. 7.
A Lakeville church group donates an AED to Mt. Hope Auction to be used for emergency purposes.
Voters turned down Sunday sales, mixed beverages at Walmart store in 2007.
Nashville United Methodist Church will host special services on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning.
John Boros, of Big Prairie, and a current nursing student, has been named a featured student by The University of Akron Wayne College Board of Trustees.
Career Center students of the month for November are released.
With Honor, Passion and Conviction, Trent Miller raced through Rodhe's IGA on Monday, Dec. 12 for 100 seconds of free shopping as part of the East Holmes Relay for Life fundraiser.
Holmes County Sheriff deputies are investigating an attempted armed robbery that occurred earlier this afternoon at a Berlin shop.
A special event will be hosted by The Holmes County Park District, the Holmes County Trail Coalition, Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalists and the local Boy Scouts.
Clark elementary students are rolling merrily along as part of a fun school experience.
A trio of youngsters put their coloring skills to good use, and in the process saved their parents a few dollars in winning the Holmes County Dog Warden coloring contest.
The Killbuck community celebrated Christmas together in the annual Killbuck Christmas Community Christmas in the Park on Sunday, Dec. 11.
Appalachian Regional Commission funding for project a no-go.
The second annual Millersburg Candlelight Church Walk proved to be another success despite the chilly weather.
Gets nine months for marijuana trafficking charge.
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.
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.
West Holmes High School students learn a valuable lesson in giving each year through the Holmes County Share-A-Christmas toy drive.
Board may evaluate part time superintendent.
The Holmes County Senior Center is seeking donations as crunch time comes financially at the end of the year.
Ella Waltman was recently honored by Ashland University for her role in securing a national honor for the school.
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.
Music filled the air at Martins Creek Church on Sunday, Dec. 4, when Jann Hershberger presented the ninth annual Night of Music, a Christmas celebration designed to raise funds for Share-A-Christmas.
Ben Beachy pulled off an upset in the annual Hiland Middle School geography bee, upending returning champion Brady Schlabach for the title.
Federal court judge rules Mullet, six alleged co-conspirators held as court proceedings take place.
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.
Local hunter nabs ninth elk with a bow.
When floodwaters threatened, students and faculty from local schools moved hundreds of Share-A-Christmas boxes to a new location.
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.
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.
More than 1,500 volunteer hours were donated to the Love Center during the month of October.
Holmes County Park Board approved modification agreement with engineering firm to design and engineer two new bridges.
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Village Motors received recognition from Ford for its commitment to a partnership that has lasted a quarter of a century.
A Millersburg woman and her horse, Blue, are among the 10 finalists competing for a $25,000 prize on America's Favorite Trail Horse. The final episode of the show will air Dec. 6, at 8 p.m., on HRTV.
Several Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center students attended the 2011 Ohio Student Achievement Fair in Columbus.
Jennifer Chupp and Paul Weaver Jr. are engaged to be married Feb. 4.
Numbers continue to grow at training center dental clinic.
Stole painkillers after calling in phony prescription.
Santa will be paying a visit to Millersburg on Saturday, Dec. 3 for a special Pomerene Hospital breakfast at Westfork Community Center.
Snow removal to be scaled back, Crissey pool will be closed in 2012.
Killbuck man pleads not guilty.
The Classic in the Country was honored by the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce as the recipient of the 2011 Community Service Award winner at the recent Chamber banquet.
Jann Hersherger's Share-A-Christmas Night of Music will take place Sunday, Dec. 4 at Martins Creek Mennonite.
Rexam and Walnut Hills have united to help Holmes County Share-A-Christmas provide hygiene kits for area families in need.
Holmes County Auditor Jackie McKee stresses dog tag renwal as new year approaches.
The village of Nashville came alive with the Christmas spirit, as Santa Claus made his debut in the inaugural Nashville Santa Parade and visited the fire department to hear children's wish lists, on Nov. 26.
Hunting season is upon us, and whether you prefer a bow, a musket or any other type of firearm, there are safety precautions you need to adhere to.
Federal prosecution underway on hate crimes, as details of attacks are released.
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.
A group of high school seniors set out to do repairs for disadvantaged homeowners in inner-city Pittsburgh, Pa. By the project's end, they had done more than repair houses; they had changed hearts and lives--including their own.
Health district waiting on first of expected rent payments from sale.
Mullet Cabinet was tabbed as the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce Big Business of the Year at the annual Chamber banquet Nov. 10.
Proceeds will help the Collins family, a family with three terminally ill children, remodel a home in need of updating and repair.
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.
Arraignment on misdemeanor charges scheduled for Nov. 29.
The Holmes County Humane Society elects board members and finalizes participation in two local events at their most recent meeting.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will benefit from an energy conservation project, which will save approximately $13,000 a year in costs.
Once again, visitors can enjoy Santa's company and pancakes at Pomerene Hospital on Dec. 3.
F.R.O.G. Pond youth organization has organized a live nativity and Journey to the Inn program, to be held at Doughty Valley Farm, Dec. 16-17.
Nashville TOPS OH 1573 met on Nov. 16, losing five pounds as a club.
Indictment alleges defendant stole firearms, tools, electronics.
Mose Mast, owner of Stream-Valley Farm, received the SWCD 2011 Conservation Farm Award at the recent SWCD meeting Nov. 17.
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 Holmes County Soil & Water Conservation District conducted its 64th annual meeting on Thursday, Nov. 17 at Carlisle Village Inn at Walnut Creek.
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.
Coshocton Community Choir¿s Festival Christmas Concert will take place Sunday, Dec. 4, at 3 and 7:30 p.m.
David Lorah to be featured at next Holmes County Christian Women's Club meeting.
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.
Mekenzie Currence became the winner of the 46th annual Tom Graham Fifth Grade Farm Tour essay contest.
Prosecutor declines comment on alleged FBI investigation.
An accident on SR 39 Nov. 17 left one man from Tuscarawas County in intensive care.
Pieces are in place; fundraising, hard work needed to get it done.
Hospice is a great organization that makes a huge difference in many lives. Beginning Nov. 30, Hospice of Holmes County will fall under Hospice of Wayne County. However, services will continue locally with local volunteers.
Increases necessary to keep inspection program finances in the black.
The ninth annual Share-A-Christmas Night of Music, presented by Jann Hershberger, will take place Dec. 4 at Martins Creek Mennonite Church.
Holidays at the Mansion at the Victorian House Museum in Millersburg will delight visitors with room after room of holiday decorations, both tried and true, and some things new.
Get your holiday shopping done locally this year! Local Roots Market has a wide selection of unique, handcrafted gift items such as jewelry, pottery, toys and textiles all made by local artists and artisans. And be sure to stop by Local Roots Saturday, Nov. 26 for its first holiday Artisan Day.
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.
Santa to arrive in Nashville Nov. 26.
According to the CDC, globally, pneumonia kills more than one and a half million children younger than 5 years of age each year.
West Holmes FFA members participate in District 8 trap shoot.
Health talk on treating arthritis Nov. 21 at Keim Lumber.
Two West Holmes FFA members receive their American Degree.
Make this holiday special with Troyer's specialty and everyday items.
The minutes from the meeting of Nashville TOPS OH1573.
Crystal Yoder was recently promoted to the position of operations officer and iSeries administrator at The Commercial & Savings Bank.
Hope added exposure leads to identification of suspect.
Prosecutor says no indication defendant was dealing.
Millersburg Candlelight Church Walk set for second year.
Mound at Oak Hill Cemetery designated as historic site.
Bags Sports Pub was named the Small Business of the Year recipient at the annual Holmes County Chamber of Commerce banquet Thursday, Nov. 10.
Position was on the chopping block due to budget crunch, mayor says.
Superintendent to seek input from faculty, staff.
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.
Jason Brooks offered a stirring speech during the annual Millersburg Veterans Day service Nov. 11.
Holmes County Commissioner Joe Miller painted a glowing picture of the future at his annual chamber of commerce review on Thursday, Nov. 10.
In perhaps the largest Veterans Day celebration in Holmes County, a large crowd turned out at Killbuck Elementary for a veterans breakfast and a ceremony honoring those who have served this nation so faithfully over the years.
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.
Holmes County Friends & Neighbors will present four nights of Christmas bliss Dec. 1-4 at the Cary House in Millersburg, where it will present Home for the Holidays, a fundraiser for Every Woman's House.
Judge says woman is not a drug dealer.
Defendant's attorney says client wants to tell his side of the story.
You can find almost everything you need for your holiday feast at Local Roots including plenty of produce, locally-made snacks, cider and baked goods. You can also order a locally raised turkey and pre-order specialty pies.
TOPS members hear update on how much money is spent on advertising foods, especially by fast food restaurants.
The Monitor Bank in Big Prairie is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Federally funded HEAP provides financial assistant to low-income households.
The Killbuck Savings Bank will feature artwork from area kindergartners for Thanksgiving.
Miller graduates from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base.
The 100 Student Ambassadors from school districts throughout Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties who met for a bully prevention summit at Ramseyer's Potato Farm Nov. 4 are doing their part to stop bullying in schools.
The reigning Mrs. Ohio, Melanie Miller, shared her own personal story of being bullied as a teen during a Nov. 4 bullying prevention summit for area junior high and high school students.
Alleged drunken driving reported by students on bus.
More than 200 drug charges brought since October 2010.
School board will meet Nov. 11 to discuss possible fourth levy attempt.
Mayor says council will discuss whether to try again.
The Holmes County Prevention Coalition received solid grades from Deacon Dzierzawski of Epiphany Community Services, which helps coalitions nationwide improve their efforts.
The Gospel Book Store in Berlin will welcome 32 authors for huge event.
The Hiland Varsity Singers and a multitude of former Hiland vocal greats will present Broadway Showcase, a spectacular event filled with a huge number of Broadway hits, Nov. 12 and 13.
Christmas Tree and Wreath Festival to be held at Hotel Millersburg Nov. 10-12.
The Holmes County commissioners moved one step closer to complete closure of the Holmes County Landfill on Monday, Nov. 7, adopting a resolution to issue bonds toward closure.
Mil Agnor returned to Romania to give closure her Peace Corp service.
The 12 winners chosen in the 2011 Holmes County Prevention Coalition billboard contest were named recently, and the designs, created by area teens, will be on display throughout the year around Holmes County.
Prosecutor drops charge due to statutory language.
As a foreign exchange student at Hiland High School three years ago, David Lee very much enjoyed his time in Holmes County. He returned last week to share his knowledge of China with Berlin students.
FEMA will issue a nation-wide emergency test on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. This is the first nation-wide test.
Millersburg man's home contained at least 24 mature marijuana plants.
Faces jail time on attempted trafficking, paraphernalia charges.
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.
MEDWAY Drug Enforcement Agency and a number of police departments around the area collected nearly 500 pounds of prescription and over-the-counter drugs during the drug take-back day on Saturday, Oct. 29.
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.
Hospice care isn't just for dire circumstances, as it's often misconceived. Beginning Hospice care early in life can help anyone who needs a little extra care reap extraordinary benefits.
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.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2012 scholarship program by Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Ten members recite TOPS and KOPS pledges at recent Nashville meeting.
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.
Holidays at the Mansion will begin Nov. 19 at the Victorian House in Millersburg.
West Holmes FFA members join more than 50,000 other students in Indianapolis for national FFA convention.
Foster Grandparent Program volunteers make a difference in the lives of children.
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.
Culinary students at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will once again hold their holiday pie sale to raise money for the FCCLA student organization.
Check for more than $1,500 presented to Share-A-Christmas.
Coshocton garners several awards in AIB judging.
The Holmes County Prevention Coalition completed two town hall meetings, one in East Holmes, one in West Holmes, and in the process talked about important topics concerning prescription drug abuse.
With the East Holmes levy nearing, passionate community members talk about the importance of the levy to the future of the district.
Mini-bedrooms, quilts and posters took center stage again at the annual East Holmes Consumer Science Fair at Chestnut Ridge on Thursday, Oct. 28.
A & M owner Monroe Beachy faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Second annual Christmas Tree Festival scheduled for Nov. 10-12.
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.
Killbuck man sentenced on attempted burglary charge.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center board of education approves financial forecast and hears report on new program at October meeting.
Whitetails Unlimited is sponsoring the Holmes County Hunters Night Out on Friday, Nov. 18, at the Flying Ridge Hunt Club.
Openings still available in the fall Maintenance Training (MT) program at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
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.
Coast graduates from boot camp.
The Love Center Food Pantry got a tremendous response from patrons of the annual Holmes County Fair, and as winter approaches with its menacing cold, the center, along with its many patrons, are grateful.
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.
East Holmes, Millersburg take their case for new revenue to the people.
National Drug Take Back Day to take place Oct. 29.
More time, information needed before going ahead, village administrator says.
Burglarized homes while occupants away at church.
Codefendants face up to 24 months in prison.
Readers can take home beloved books at a bargain price when the Friends of the Holmes County Library present the Fall Book Sale at the Central Library in Millersburg.
Members of the first-ever freshman class at Garaway High School met for their 50th wedding anniversary.
Jonas and Mary Gingerich celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 26.
Sheriff seeking white male suspect who was armed with handgun.
Nicole Vaughn of Millersburg and Lamar Denlinger of Millersburg are engaged to be married Nov. 12.
May have option to hand post-closure responsibilties to EPA.
No one wants to face a crisis, but trials come and faith is tested. Local pastor Doug Gray and his wife Leslie faced a huge storm earlier this year but Jesus Christ, their Anchor held fast.
A new development in Walnut Creek invites visitors to tour duplexes and grounds.
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.
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.
As the levy for East Holmes School District approaches Nov. 8, a number of district residents will discuss why the school district is of such vital significance to the communities which make up East Holmes.
Albert D. Hershberger must pay more than $3,000 in fines and restitution.
The minutes from the Oct. 12 and Oct. 19 meetings of Nashville TOPS OH1573.
A levy renewal to fund the volunteer fire department will appear on the Nov. 8 ballot.
A pork and sauerkraut supper will be held Nov. 2, at St. John;s Lutheran Church in Mt. Hope.
Beacon Hill School in Mt. Eaton is providing educational opportunities unlike any other in area. The school will conduct an open house, Nov. 11 at The Pier.
Saturday, Nov. 12 will be a feast for the ears as the current Hiland Varsity Singers will be joined by former Hiland alumni to present Broadway Showcase, an evening of Broadway musical numbers.
According to a recent customer survey, Raber's Bike Shop in Millersburg is the number one bike shop in the area.
Usually, it takes two weeks after a vaccination for the body to develop an immune response, and right now, since flu activity is low, it's the perfect time to receive the vaccine.
More than $4,500 raised for maintenance and enhancement of Loudonville-Mohican Bike Path.
Baltic firefighters delivered pizza and smoke detectors in their Pizza and Prevention fundraiser, raising nearly $3,000 in the process.
A two mill levy will be up for consideration on Election Day, and voters of Paint Township are being asked to vote in favor to refurbish the community's roads.
As the levy for East Holmes School District approaches Nov. 8, a number of district residents will discuss why the school district is of such vital significance to the communities which make up East Holmes.
Additional charges possible through grand jury, prosecuting attorney said.
Absentee voting is now being held for the Nov. 8 general election.
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.
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...
East Holmes earns district-wide Excellent with Distinction rating from the Ohio State Board of Education.
A large number of former Millersburg High School graduates met over Homes County Antique Festival weekend to celebrate an all-school reunion.
The annual Holmes County Education Foundation College Fair at The Perry Reese Community Center in Berlin on Monday, Oct. 17 saw a large number of students take advantage of the opportunity to visit with representatives from numerous institutions of higher education.
Judge will not disclose location where Joseph McVay will undergo competency treatment.
Ohio State Sen. Larry Obhof joined a number of local Holmes County officials for an impromptu roundtable discussion recently, where the group explored matters close to the heart of Holmes County.
An apple a day, or for three days at Homestead Furniture provides store-wide savings.
What do you do with all those prescription drugs lying around your house that you no longer need? The MEDWAY Drug Enforcement Agency has the answer.
Village officials urge voters to approve two levies to fund streets and streetlight maintenance in Holmesville.
Tough decision for council will save village $107,000 in wages, benefits
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.
Several positions are up for election in the primary election of 2012.
Veterans, their families and members of the public are invited to the second annual Veterans Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at Hiland High School.
Reductions in leaf collection, snow removal on the table.
Clair Besse to perform at Oct. 25 Something for Seniors event.
The Holmes County Prevention Coalition will present a pair of town hall meetings to explore the ramifications of prescription drug abuse in Holmes County. The events will take place Oct. 18 and Oct. 27.
Jim Miller is remembered by friends who knew the man as a peaceful, caring person. Miller, a professor at Goshen College in Indiana, was murdered in an attack on his home Oct. 9. Miller was a 1971 graduate of Hiland High School.
September meeting of West Holmes FFA held in Wooster at Acres of Fun.
Classic and antique car show results from the Holmes County Antique Festival.
Could you get out of an abusive relationship? Find out by participating in the upcoming In Her Shoes workshop Oct. 24 in Millersburg, where a series of options takes participants through the lives of real-life cases, where the participants are trying to make the right choice while walking In Her...
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.
The West Holmes FFA sent sophomore members to District Soils in Guernsey County Sept. 28
For the first through fourth graders of Charm Elementary School, Charm Days, the town's annual fundraising event, means one very important thing - the school's much-anticipated woolly worm race.
There might not be any other place on earth where spectators can watch a competition featuring a horse-drawn, rider-wielding scoop shovel race. For the little village of Charm, it's all part of the fun.
TOPS OH 1573 had a weigh-in only meeting due to Loudonville Fair.
Five Jefferson County men face up to 10 years in prison if convicted on kidnapping, aggravated burglary charges.
Karen Baird's third grade class at Clark Elementary dug in, literally, to show their community spirit on Monday, Oct. 10.
Goodwill Indsutries of Wayne and Holmes Counties will be receiving some much needed donations, as well as help from local scouts, during their annual Good Turn Day 2011 on Nov. 5.
Gets two years for theft, theft of firearm charges.
Ashly Phillips will reign supreme for the next year as the 49th annual Holmes County Antique Festival princess.
Karrina Yoder was named the 2011-2012 Holmes County Antique Festival Queen on Saturday, Oct. 8 during the 49h annual festival.
The Holmes County Health Department conducted its annual mass flu clinic on Thursday, Oct. 6 at West Holmes High School, and on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Hiland High School.
A local photographer took his work to the skies to check out Charm Days on Friday, Oct. 7.
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.
A group of third grade students at Killbuck Elementary got to go on an excavation of a completely different nature on Thursday, Oct. 6.
Four followers of Sam Mullet charged with kidnapping, aggravated burglary.
Contestants threw axes and chopped wood during the annual Lumberjack Show on Sunday, Oct. 9.
People showed up in numbers for the Antique Festival Grand Parade, a the weather was perfect and parade participants were up.
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.
Sneak peek of fairgrounds includes $200,000 donation by local businessman.
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.
Deer hunters across the county have an opportunity to help others as they enjoy their time in the great outdoors, through the Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry program.
Attacks believed perpetrated by followers of former Fredericktown bishop who left church.
Merchant's Day scheduled for Oct. 15 in Fredericksburg.
Millersburg native and West Holmes graduate Dan Wolff might make his living as a cyber-sleuth in Silver Springs, Md., but his real love is making music.
Alleged theft of firearm, bows occurred while on parole.
On a picturesque hillside in western Holmes County's town of Glenmont sits a former tree farm once owned by horseman and animal lover Bob Murray. Now, thanks to Murray's generous donation and the dedicated volunteers of the Holmes County Humane Society, the farm grows more than just trees. It's...
Holmes County teacher Mrs. Snyder, of West Holmes Middle School, is the recipient of a $500 Walmart Foundation Strive for Excellence mini-grant.
In spite of a dreary day, the breakfast benefit for Madison's Marathon to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Center drew a supportive crowd.
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.
Internationally recognized youth speaker Mark Brown will present a program on bullying to West Holmes Middle School students.
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.
Mil Agnor is returning to Romania, but not to continue her Peace Corps service.
Open house scheduled at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
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.
Holmes County Liberty Coalition holds meeting.
Enrollment information for the MBLA will be available Oct. 13.
Michael Gardinsky, a certified master photographer of Michael's Portraits, Millersburg, recently competed in the Professional Photographers of Ohio Image Competition.
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.
Queen Amy Boyd received her crown as this year's West Holmes Homecoming Queen.
The minutes from the Nashville TOPS 1573 meeting held on Sept. 28.
For 30 years Marjorie Riggle has been an integral part of the Holmes County Board of Elections. On Friday, Sept. 30, Riggle retired from the office, marking a new era in her life.
The 49th annual Holmes County Antique Festival should be another exciting weekend of parades, queens, fair food and fun, as thousands will invade Millersburg for the event Oct. 8 and 9.
New Jersey man faces felony charges after Sept. 12 crash.
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.
Hiland High School senior Robert Beachy has been named a Commended Student in the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The ODNR show Wild Ohio visited this year's SWCD Tom Graham Fifth Grade Farm Tour.
Bobbi Wilson got a sweet send-off as she retired after serving with the Holmes County treasurer's office for 26 years.
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.
Four-count indictment brought by grand jury; assistant prosecutor says more charges may follow.
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.
The 46th annual Tom Graham Fifth Grade Farm Tour took place at Tom Miller's One-O-One Ranch near Trail. Fifth-grade students from all over Holmes County participated in the learning experience that took them outside the classroom walls.
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.
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.
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.
Diane Graebner to visit Berlin Creek Gallery.
Holmes County Health Department provides information on how vaccines work.
The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau recently received two awards. The Tourism Bureau was presented with a first-place MIDDY Award for the Amish Country Ambassadors Yellow Apron Campaign.
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.
In spite of the grave adventures they've undertaken, the Holmes County Library Ladies are having a lot of fun sharing the history of Holmes County with folks across the country.
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.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center to hold fall open house.
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.
P. Buckley Moss has found a new second home in Berlin, Ohio. The acclaimed artist stopped back in at Berlin Creek Gallery to greet the public and to sign her newest print of the Victorian House.
Millersburg Elementary was tabbed by the Ohio Department of Education as one of last year's Schools of Excellent with Distinction.
Coby Troyer's sticky business showcases the youngster's entrepreneurial presence.
The Commercial & Savings Bank makes two promotions from within.
Judge to rule later.
CSB Bancorp Inc. has declared a third quarter cash dividend.
Hiland School dedicated the Hiland soccer press box in the name of long-time East Holmes employee Gary Mast, who passed away last year.
The Division of Wildlife is accepting bids for the right to trap furbearers on the refuges at Killbuck Marsh and Mosquito Creek wildlife areas.
While the Cleveland Indians season may be winding down, fall brings an opening day to a local organization. Oc.t 1 will be Opening Day at The Pier, as the local community organization celebrates the first game on its brand new softball field.
This Holmesville restaurant serves up an impressive plate of food at a reasonable price.
Holmes County College Fair to be held Oct. 17.
Will allow greater flexibility in care providers.
The 30th annual Berlin Soup Supper is on tap for Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Berlin Elementary.
Approximately 1,000 women participated in the recent Keim Lumber Ladies Night Out, almost doubling the attendance record from 2010.
There was plenty to do and see in the small town of Winesburg on Sept. 17 for the Winesburg Fall Gathering. A pumpkin weight guessing contest new to the gathering this year, which drew nice crowds, celebrating the season.
Christian Aid Ministries has discovered a new way to reach the masses in Haiti both in terms of witnessing and creating jobs.
Children's author Beth Troyer will be signing copies of her work at German Village Gospel Bookstore on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Wholesome Valley Farm near Wilmot will be presenting its Fun Day on Saturday, Oct. 1.
TOPS OH 1573 met Sept. 14.
The 13th annual Andy Hershberger Benefit Trail Ride saw 350-plus riders venture throughout southern Wayne County in support of their fellow rider and friend.
High school students will have the opportunity to learn more about banking and financial responsibility with The Killbuck Savings Bank's program this fall.
Christian Women's Club to hear Servant's Heart Quartet.
Wayne-Holmes Right to Life baby photo contest winner is Mika Jagger.
Living on a Shoestring, a new monthly women's group focusing on giving people the tools needed to live life more fully while spending less money, began with one woman's vision to empower women.
Bridges will cost in excess of $100,000 to replace, prosecutor says.
Wife says sold Alprazolam for gas money.
On Saturday, Sept. 17, 138 participants turned out for the annual Pomerene Foundation Fall Trail Run.
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...
The Holmes County Home celebrated its 40th annual benefit auction with a bang, as a large crowd turned out to support the home's efforts.
Health department will pick up approximately one quarter of lease.
Was Killbuck educator for 32 years, served 10 years on health board.
Historic Downtown Millersburg is challenging people to pay closer attention to the unique features of downtown's buildings. From now through mid-October, folks can participate in an architectural scavenger hunt for fun and prizes.
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.
An upcoming event sponsored by Millersburg Mennonite Church is designed to help those with questions about how to prepare and plan for their own or a loved one's death.
A reunion of monumental proportions is on tap during Holmes County Antique Festival weekend, when hundreds of Millersburg High School graduates will attend an all-school reunion Saturday, Oct. 8.
The Glenmont Fire Department and EMS is asking for help from Holmes County residents to aquire a Pepsi grant.
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.
Tactical Defense Institute held a two-day active shooter training course for local law enforcement, emergency medical responders, school teachers and administrators in the county.
New limited editions from P. Buckley Moss will debut during her show at Berlin Creek Gallery in September.
The Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp strives to give hurting families the tools to bring hope to their situation.
The Coshocton Presbyterian Church will host the live simulcast of the Dave Ramsey EntreLeadership one-day seminar Sept. 30.
The Holmes County Health District has announced plans for providing flu immunizations this fall.
Sentenced to fine, three-day residential program.
Failure to disclose illegal drugs puts local woman behind bars.
Children with special needs may be eligible for special education services through their local school districts.
1573 Nashville TOPS named Stacy Bair as best weekly loser.
Pileup involving a semi and seven passenger vehicles injures four.
The Holmes Soil & Water Conservation District flew into action, literally, for its third annual crop cover program, which is aimed at helping prevent erosion during the winter months.
Holmes County Home Benefit Auction planned for Sept. 17.
The Berlin Harvest Festival and Rib Burn-off was able to beat the rain this year, which again threatened to douse visitors on Saturday, Sept. 10.
Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties and Whitaker-Myers Insurance Group will partner for a clothing drive to be held before the Wooster Homecoming football game.
The annual Berlin Harvest Festival Parade took place Saturday, Sept. 10 on Main Street in Berlin, and dodged the rain, making the event much drier than the last couple of years.
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.
Ciera Rose explored nature in many forms as part of her 4-H project experience.
Log Cabin Catering became the newest member to bring home the title in the annual Berlin Harvest Festival & Rib Burn-off Saturday, Sept. 10, besting six other contestants to win the coveted Judge's Choice Award.
Two arrests made in string of burglaries.
Holmes sheriff says suspects may have burglarized 18 homes in three counties.
The Joel Pomerene Foundation Fall Trail Run, in which runners can compete in races of varying length, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 17 on the Holmes County Trail.
A list of winners from the lumberjack competition at Killbuck Early American Days, Sept. 4.
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.
Following the Sept. 8 address from President Barack Obama, Congressman Bob Gibbs responds with his own thoughts.
Funding from the local parents group created a safer haven on which the students at Wise Middle School can now play softball.
To find a bargain while helping others, spare some change at a quarter auction to benefit Hair for Hope, a local organization that provides wigs for cancer patients in Holmes County.
Lisa Troyer believes that, when women come together in transparency and accountability, amazing things can happen. Her new book, A Place to Belong, tells her story and her philosophy of ministry.
Joe Heatwole is selling coffee to help build a boarding school in Nicaragua.
At the upcoming Something for Seniors program.
In July of 2006, Lisa Kurtz of Glenmont received devastating news that would change her life forever. Now, with her friends alongside her, she is running to make a difference in the lives of those touched by the same tragedy she endured.
The Love Center Food Pantry July report.
Sentenced on breaking and entering, failure to appear.
The annual Winesburg Fall Gathering will be held in the village Sept. 17. This is the 16th year for the Fall Gathering, and the festival continues to expand and improve with each passing year.
Log Cabin Days will be held Sept. 16 and 17 north of Loudonville.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center to hold open house Sept. 15 to showcase adult programs.
Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties and Whitaker-Myers Insurance Group will partner for a clothing drive to be held before the Wooster Homecoming football game.
There is still has plenty of delicious local produce coming in, so try this recipe for Roasted Ratatouille using ingredients that can be found at Local Roots Market.
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.
Members share weight loss tips at TOPS meeting.
West Holmes FFA has an enjoyable summer, but is looking forward to the upcoming year.
The Killbuck Early American Days Queen Pageant had local contestants singing, dancing and orating for a spot on the festival's royal court.
Defense's witness testimony thrown out.
The fun-filled festival persevered despite high temperatures on Saturday and rain on Sunday.
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.
Killbuck residents honored those who make a difference during Sunday's festivities.
The Coshocton Presbyterian Church in Coshocton will host guest organist/carillonneur, W. Robert Morrison from Canton, Ohio Sept. 18. He will play the carillon during their worship service beginning at 10:20 a.m., followed by a free outdoor carillon concert at 1 p.m.
Cindy McCauley may be retiring as the Holmes County Training Center principal after two short years, but the mark she left made a huge impression on the organization.
Wanda Brunstetter will make a stop in Fresno during her fall book signing tour, Sept. 20.
Uniontown man sentenced in domestic violence case.
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.
A program serving children ages 0-18 will offer vouchers for clothing.
A large auction featuring the best in small primitives, electronics, linens, fabrics, jewelry, holiday items and more will be held at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds, Sept. 10.
Contestants can submit videos to YouTube for a chance at some big money in the "My Ohio Agriculture" video contest.
Tanner Mast turns his photographic eye to the canvas for this year's 4-H project.
On Saturday, Sept. 24, Pierce Pettis will perform at Sprouted Acorn Houseconcerts.
Judge orders $4,284 restitution to unemployment agency.
Car enthusiasts supported the Ohio Diabetes Association while showing off their classic cars at the Follow the Trail Benefit Car Show held on Saturday, August 27.
Love Center receives check from St. John's Lutheran Church of Mt. Hope.
Lehman's to hold Fall Festival Sept. 24.
Father and son team Steve and Brad Mullet of Berlin paddled the Boundary Waters of northern Minnesota to make some memories, make some money for a good cause, and make a big difference in the lives of under-resourced urban teens.
The Berlin Lions Club presented a Party In the Park on Saturday, August 27, to create awareness that they are working on bringing life to the old park in Berlin.
The seventh annual Berlin Harvest Festival Parade & Rib Burn-off will take place Saturday, Sept. 10 in Berlin.
A card shower is being planned for Sally Smith, a teacher for more than 41 years in the East Holmes School District.
Suspects believed to be behind more than 100 burglaries in five counties.
Goodwill Sale event aids shoppers and job-seekers.
The Wayne County Fair is an excellent showcase of local farmers and gardeners hard work. You can support these important members of our local economy by shopping at Local Roots year-round.
Nine members of TOPS and KOPS meet to hear a program on fiber.
A two-day seminar for East and West Holmes schools, along with the sheriff and police departments, will be held Sept. 10.
A total of 17 organizations and events were awarded 2011 bed tax grant money from the Holmes County commissioners on Monday, August 29.
Brad Henderson's success in 4-H proves you're never too old to enjoy 4-H.
The Holmes Soil & Water Conservation District will conduct its third annual cover crop program the week of Sept. 12, covering much of the Killbuck Valley Watershed in the process.
The Love Center Food Pantry got a new (used) set of wheels last week. Doug and Teri Mohr donated their station wagon to the center on Wednesday, August 24.
Study of B&W ointment to be documented, published.
$500,000 generated by tax would restore services, cover state cuts.
The method of distribution as well as the number of barricade passes has changed from previous years at the Ohio Swiss Festival in Sugarcreek.
Art is Ageless exhibit at Walnut Hill Retirement Community in Walnut Creek attracts 54 area artists, all of whiich were at least 55 years old.
Elise Vansickle became the 2011 Holmes County Fair Carcass Show winner August 18, topping the other nine top 10 finalists from the fair show judging.
Grand jury also brings domestic violence, weapons charges in August session.
Judge was leaning toward six months residential treatment.
Attorney says Millersburg man was not selling meth, all was for personal use.
Jonas and Edna Troyer celebrate 50 years with a reception, Sept. 11.
Dale and Donna Point celebrate 50th wedding anniversary.
Killbuck will honor two of its own and celebrate its legacy with games, food and entertainment at the Killbuck Early American Days Sept. 3 and 4.
Millersburg woman receives jail time.
Millersburg man sentenced to three years in prison.
A public drawing will be held for controlled waterfowl daily hunting permits by the Ohio Division of Wildlife for portions of the Killbuck Marsh Wildlife Area.
Claude Ruston Baker has been hired to create works of art all over the world, but the piece that is closest to his heart is the one that is closest to his home.
Heritage Ohio, a statewide preservation and revitalization nonprofit organization, will host a Main Street 101 Workshop in Coshocton on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
An abundance of art offered a little bit of everything at the Winesburg Classic Art Show.
The Holmes County Farm Tour provided plenty of opportunity for education for locals and tourists, who explored northwestern Holmes County's many agricultural outlets.
Final First Friday Celebration scheduled for Sept. 2.
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston, Ltd., announces that Donesha Peak is the recipient of the Critchfield Law Diversity Scholarship for the 2011-12 academic year.
As summer winds down, you may be looking for healthy foods for your students to pack in their lunches. Look no further than Local Roots as they offer a great selection of nutritious, locally produced snacks and foods.
COAD Foster Grandparent Program is looking for senior volunteers.
Local residents react to earthquake, Tuesday, August 23.
Millersburg couple listed in serious condition at Akron General.
Members of the Holmes Soil & Water Conservation District led local officials on a tour of Holmes County on Monday, August 22, as they showcased several of their projects from this past year.
Hydrant flushing to begin in village of Millersburg.
On Sept. 10, cyclists can choose from routes of 25, 60 or 100 miles in the Holmes 100, a bike tour through Holmes County.
The lion was on the prowl at Berlin Elementary on Tuesday, August 23, but he wasn't looking for children. Instead, he was handing out pencils as part of the Berlin Lions Club back to school greet.
The fifth annual Holmes County Farm Tour proved to be a fun jaunt around the northwestern portion of Holmes County for locals and tourists alike.
Millersburg Village Council met on Monday, August 22, to decide the fate of the Holmes County Landfill, proposing a fee increase for trash generation.
One former resident used a popular social network, Facebook, to get people reminiscing about the people, places and things that helped shape the current and former residents that still call Holmes County home.
The Holmes County commissioners have approved an additional generation fee to the Holmes County Landfill which they hope will lead to closure of the facility.
Fire contained in shop because of metal lined walls.
Aaron Waltman has been a 4-H poster boy for the past decade-plus in Holmes County, and is currently cherishing his swan song year.
Next step in murder proceedings depends on judge's ruling.
Tells judge he is still sometimes tempted to use marijuana.
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.
As an exhibit of more than 110 works of art, "Art is Ageless" will be open to the community on Saturday, August 27, at Walnut Hills Retirement Home.
Adult registration is under way at the career center.
The state of Ohio requires particular vaccinations before children can attend school or daycare.
Brinkhaven man's case hinges on parole board review.
The Berlin Lions Club will host The Party in the Park on August 27 to raise money for their Park Development Project.
Junior Fair exhibitors that won Grand or Reserve Grand Champion in Showmanship were eligible to compete in the Little International Showmanship contest.
Sixth annual Follow the Trail Car Show to take place August 27.
Prairie Township Fire Department to hold annual Fireman's Festival August 27.
Eric Wesner connects with the Amish through his writing.
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.
After a lifetime of reading and cultivating a love of short stories, Holmes County native Edward Schrock finds himself on the other side of the page having just released his first collection of short stories, Everybody Was Happy, set around the quiet valley in Berlin where he grew up.
A correction has been made on an award at the Holmes County Fair.
Prison sentence handed down for drug trafficking charge.
West Holmes Class of 1976 presents gift in honor of Blair Slutz.
Gardeners are harvesting plenty of tomatoes, peppers and onions right now which means it's time for salsa! Join Local Roots to learn how to make some traditional South American dishes using fresh ingredients, as well as how to salsa dance.
Game preserve owner wanted to help farmers train dogs to hunt coyotes.
With Katy Shaver acting as judge, Holmes County youth showcased their llamas in the 2011 competition.
Rebekah Schonauer claimed Best of Show at the Holmes County Fair Dairy Showmanship competition.
Imagine a huge yard sale with all sorts of clothing and other items completely free and just in time for back-to-school. Well, you're not dreaming, that's exactly what Nashville Church of Christ is offering Saturday, August 20.
Voters to see requests for new money on Nov. 8 ballot.
Get a job or face prison, judge tells Millersburg man.
Judge Rinfret hears drug trafficking and non-support cases in Holmes County Common Pleas Court.
Despite tough economic times, support for the Junior Fair Livestock Auction comes from everywhere.
It was raining cats and dogs early on at the Holmes County Fair, meaning problems to overcome for the horse show.
The Holmes County Fair ends on a fun note every year for 4-H'ers during the wacky Battle of the Clubs.
Secretary Lulu Lang may be missing from this year's fair, but she is far from forgotten.
Dozens of youngsters throughout Holmes County were able to explore places like Germany and Greece through the Your European Excursion event at Millersburg Elementary.
The OSTPA Tractor Pull was held at the Holmes County Fair on Friday, August 12.
Demolition Derby provides an exciting show on Saturday, August 13 at the Holmes County Fair.
Riders walked, trotted and cantered through a slightly soggy arena during the Horse Pleasure Show at the Holmes County Fair.
Participants brought antique tractors and many memories to the Antique Tractor Pull at the Holmes County Fair.
4-H'ers participated in the goat show on Wednesday, August 10.
On Veterans Day at the Holmes County Fair, veterans and active military received free admission in honor of their service.
Participants demonstrate their skill during beef showmanship at the Holmes County Fair.
Kids Day was held at the Holmes County Fair on Wednesday, August 10. Sponsored by The Bargain Hunter, this event offered special discounts and reduced ride rates, as well as free activities and giveaways to all the young fair attendees.
Youths ages 12 to 16 competed in the first ever Youth Demolition Derby at the Holmes County Fair.
Local benefit golf tournament raises big dollars for scholarships.
Glenmont Seven Hills Garden Club discusses the fair garden at their most recent meeting.
The Thumbs McGee Band will present the 2011 Road Trip Concert Series to benefit Kathy Welch, August 20.
The annual Holmes County Steam & Engine Association Summer Show August 4-6 showcased a wide variety of engines and tractors owned by area collectors. The schedule of activities included tractor races, machinery demonstrations, a horse pull, tractor pull, spark show and parade.
A special event at the Victorian House Museum, titled "Behind the Leaves" will explore the world of tea. A tasting will also be presented, compliments of the Holmes County Historical Society.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Dairy Market Steer and Feeder Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Pygmy Goat Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Dairy Goat Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Beef Show.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Beef Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Rabbit Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Swine Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Swine Show.
The Nashville TOPS OH 1573 met to discuss healthy eating habits and weight loss.
The allure of the steam engines draws the crowds from throughout the region to the Holmes County Steam & Engine Association Summer Steam Show, but it's the dedicated individuals behind the show that offer a touching story.
Victims, identified as one woman and two men, were en route to Steubenville from Indiana.
Schonauer and Schlauch crowned as fair royalty.
A shuttle service from downtown Millersburg to the Holmes County Fair will be offered from 4-9 p.m. today, Wednesday, August 10, due to wet parking conditions.
Rain on Monday added plenty of mud to the infield at the Holmes County fairgrounds, but did little to discourage garden tractor pull enthusiasts from competing.
The Tuesday, August 9 Hog Showmanship competition at the Holmes County Fair lasted close to five hours, but 4-Hers enjoyed cooler weather, as well as plenty of helpful pointers from the guest judge, Don VerHoff of Ottawa.
Several 4-H youngsters showed that they have what it takes to be repeat grand champion winners at Monday evening's Junior Fair Goat Show.
Results from the Holmes County Fair arts and crafts contest.
Results from the Holmes County Fair baking contest.
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...
Seeks to quell rumors SR 39 residents would have to tap in to water lines.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Meat Goat Showmanship.
Results from the Holmes County Fair Sheep Showmanship.
The results are in for the Holmes County Fair Junior Poultry Competition.
It's time for the Holmes County Fair, and fair directors and exhibitors alike are excited about another great week.
There was a great deal of squawking and clucking taking place as chickens, turkeys, geese and ducks were judged on the opening day of the Holmes County Fair.
Five booths take up water theme.
The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau is now accepting applications for the newest Leadership Holmes County class.
Sale, conducted by sheriff's office with confidential informant, was for $300.
Ashland man will be monitored by Holmes County adult probation authorities to keep a better eye on him.
Killbuck man sentenced to jail time.
Judge throws out joint sentencing recommendation for community control.
First of three codefendants to be sentenced in March B&E spree gets year in prison.
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.
Nashville TOPS and KOPS learn how to control binges.
The upcoming Local Product Sampling Fair in Berlin August 20 will provide plenty of buying options, all from local companies.
Richardson's Greenhouse in Loudonville marks one of the more colorful stops on the annual Holmes County Farm Tour August 20.
For two centuries, Springhill Farm has been part of the Lang family legacy. The 500-acre farm will be part of the upcoming Holmes County Farm Tour August 20.
Local merchants invite shoppers for special sales and discounts, along with delicious refreshments, at the Cool Down Sale in Charm, August 12.
Artists flock to Winesburg for the fourth annual Classic Art Show.
Knights of Gaming to begin 2011-2012 season August 20.
Classes begin at the Holmes County Training Center, Millersburg Elementary and Berlin Elementary.
The Fall Trail Run will take place Saturday, Sept 17.
Alex Walker gave a presentation on his turkey project July 27 at the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club meeting.
Local Roots has begun to sprout! A group of interested community members in Ashland have begun the work of creating a new market for local growers based on the successful model that Local Roots has become.
Calendar featuring various pieces of Millersburg Glass now on sale.
The Holmes County Prevention Coalition continued its discussion on how to prevent the infiltration of bath salts and other subtances into the county.
West Holmes and Hiland FFA groups united recently to clean up the Holmes County Fairgrounds before the annual county fair kicks off.
The Holmes County commissioners met with Ohio EPA officials on Thursday, July 28, to explore options for closure of the Holmes County Landfill.
Prosecutor, citing lengthy criminal history, asked for maximum.
Holmes County Christian Women's Club to meet August 9.
Caleb Currence not only built a project worthy of earning a 4-H State Fair bid, he also made his mother quite happy in the process.
QDMA met on July 30 for a multi co-op information and sharing event.
Kaitlyn Currence has been no stranger to the 4-H State Fair, and this year is no different as she heads there for not one but two projects.
Pomerene acquires electronic medical records system to enhance patient safety.
The Pomerene Auxiliary board recently donated nearly $12,000 for hospital purchases.
Government postal clerk Sherri Wengerd takes postage to new heights to save stamps destined for destruction.
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.
Glenmont Homecoming Festival is a time for locals and visitors to celebrate the community.
Art Walk Down on the Farm will take place August 6 at Schrock's Amish Farm and Village.
The wonder and technology of steam power in decades past will be exhibited at the HCSEA's 19th annual Summer Show August 4-6. Showcasing antique machinery, this spectator event, which draws up to 6,000 people, includes everything from threshing demonstrations and horse pulls to bale and skillet...
A microburst hit Charm and the surrounding area Friday afternoon causing extensive damage to homes, businesses and much more. Presently, no injuries were reported.
Summertime activities also bring the danger of tetanus disease.
Antiques in the Alley a unique shopping experience.
Schedules for all West Holmes High School students will be available beginning August 16.
Accepted to second round of applications, must find 100 percent match for projects.
Toren Hoffee is no stranger to the 4-H State Fair, and this year will mark yet another trip to Columbus.
The Holmes County Farm Tour offers plenty of variety, like stop number seven, Spring Ridge Alpacas, where Denny and Connie Snell will offer 53 head of alpaca, and some new equipment that Denny designed specifically for the alpaca market.
Antique dealers will be moving into the light of day this year for the Antique Festival, escaping the darkness and solitude of the parking garage which has housed the event for the past many years.
Jason Martin takes aim at the Ohio 4-H State Fair with his project on muzzle loading.
Logan Schlauch has big things on his mind as he heads to Columbus for 4-H State Fair.
Ohio Fifth Appellate District Court of Appeals reverses ruling that warrant was based on valid intelligence for two Millersburg men.
Mayor says income tax would provide revenues for growth.
Having a baby is without a doubt one of the most memorable events of life and having a baby in a great environment is even more memorable. Pomerene Hospital offers just that: the best care, your way.
If you have been sweltering in the recent 90 degree weather, then give a big sigh of relief and mark your calendars now. Thanks to the Millersburg Ministerial Association (MMA) and Skyview Ranch, a cool down is on the way, and the best part of all is it is free.
ABLE-GED classes to begin first week of August.
George Hays, new district governor for Rotary International, visited the Millersburg Rotary Club, sharing local and global visions for Rotarians.
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.
Hair stylists and domestic violence aren't two things that necessarily seem to go hand in hand, but the program Cut It Out is designed to show stylists how to look for telltale signs of abuse in their clients.
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.
Clean Ohio grant asks fairboard to set exit strategy schedule.
Local Roots Market & Café will host an old-time dance Saturday, July 30. The dance will include live music from Pocketful O' Gimmick and calling by dance instructor Susan English.
The Holmes Soil and Water Conservation District is joining the march to raise food for the hungry, creating a food drive which will eventually benefit the Love Center Food Pantry of Millersburg.
First Friday celebration to be held in Coshocton August 5.
The Mt. Hope Sundown Sale welcomes all the loyal patrons to the Mt. Hope merchants for a special day of savings and sales.
Trustees reelected during Holmes-Wayne annual meeting.
Both say they were led into trafficking by third codefendant.
The unique activities at this year's Berlin Fireman's Festival had young people climbing the walls and jumping for joy.
Judge calls charges against mother "an isolated incident."
A Millersburg native has achieved top honors in the auctioning world.
Says he hasn't received child support for other child as well.
Tax seen as way to make up for loss of state revenues
Thanks to a CDBG grant, Nashville we be getting a beautification uplift soon.
Men hit three Millersburg businesses, took wire, car parts.
Charges date to June 10 search warrant
Citizen's Veto is one step closer to a November vote.
Holmes County Steam & Engine Association to hold 19th annual Steam & Engine Show at the Mt. Hope Auction Grounds in Mt. Hope August 4, 5 and 6.
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...
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.
East Holmes Board of Education recently approved a resolution that will impact administrator salaries.
Contest winners for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion cheesemakers.
Burglars claimed to be under the influence of drugs.
On his way to Florida, prosecutor says.
West Salem man pleads guilty to weapons charge.
Sold anti-anxiety drugs on two occasions.
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
Holmes County Chapter of OGS to hear tips on finding Native American history.
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.
During the annual Ohio Chautauqua, the 16th president of the United States will make a stop in Coshocton.
Two very special guests from Fox 8 News in the Morning took a trip to Amish country to get a first-hand glimpse at what makes this part of Ohio so unique.
Jim Armstead will portray Major Martin Delany during the Ohio Chautauqua in Coshocton July 19-23.
Ilene Evans will portray Harriet Tubman during the Ohio Chautauqua at Coshocton, July 19-23.
The annual Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House golf scramble is set to take place August 11 and 12 at Mohican Hills Golf Course in Jeromesville.
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.
His last book, Hiking Through, chronicled the honest and transparent journey through his grief after the loss of his wife of 32 years. Now, author Paul Stutzman has written Biking Through, a journey into his experience pedaling across the United States, taking time to hear the stories of the people...
Memorial pavilion and mural to be dedicated in Ragersville July 24.
On a bright and sunny afternoon in Eastern Holmes County, the Sinnett family's longtime dream of a home of their own became a reality, thanks to their partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Holmes County.
Holmes County seniors, 55 and over, are invited to enter an art contest sponsored by Walnut Hills Retirement Community.
Ron Hammond, an entomologist with OSU Extension, recommends producers be especially mindful of two particular insects this season: bean leaf beetle and soybean aphid.
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.
Northside Baptist Church will help local families get a jump on fulfilling their school supply needs with a Back To School Bash on Sunday, August 7.
The 49th annual Farm Science Review will be held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, Sept. 20-22.
Mark Sulc, OSU Extension forage specialist, offers 11 highlights of key management steps toward successful establishment of perennial forages for later this summer.
Artisan Day returns to Local Roots on Saturday, July 23. Stop by between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and meet some of the many local artists, crafters and other artisans selling their products at Local Roots Market.
The 49th annual Farm Science Review will be held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, Sept. 20-22.
Having pulled out of Multi-County Juvenile Attention System this past year, Holmes County settled with the organization, which agreed to pay Holmes County $91,681 over the next three years.
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.
The Dominic Greco Concert Band will present a concert in Sugarcreek, July 23.
Rules loud exhaust led to legal traffic stop.
Decrease projected in revenues from state, tax changes.
The East Holmes Fireman's Festival is set to bring plenty of fun, food and fascination to the area on Saturday, July 16, being capped off with a sensational fireworks show.
Mowing the lawn is a task that most people consider routine and mundane. But with today's technology and advanced mowing systems, lawn care has to be accompanied by some important rules.
Will be considered for treatment after one year.
Due to a schedulng conflict with the amusement contractor, the Holmes County Fair will now begin August 8. Fair board president, Kerry Taylor, remains positive the fair will be successfull despite some changes in the schedule.
Native Ohio butterfly exhibit will begin July 18 and continue through July 31 at the Norma Johnson Center.
Jesse Baker picked up at Illinois carnival, Sheaffer arrested at home.
Ruling on validity of a search warrant reversed by Ohio Fifth Appellate District Court of Appeals.
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.
Learn more about where your food is grown or raised by taking the Local Roots farm tour.
Faces up to 18 months in prison if she fails.
Female Civil War surgeon to visit Coshocton during Ohio Chautauqua.
Thanks to a push in education, the staff at the Holmes County Training Center Early Invention is now capable of saving county constituents time and money by doing autism assessments at the center.
A Civil War Ball will be held on August 13, as part of the Civil War Encampment Days on the Coshocton Airport grounds.
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.
Wendell August Forge to partner with Cleveland photographer to create new collection of ornaments.
The Thunder Over Holmes County Independence Day celebration blew through downtown Millersburg, leaving a trail of satisfied folks, in spite of the challenge presented by early morning storms.
Killbuck Class of 1951 met recently to celebrate 60 years since graduation.
Daytime open house slated for July 26 at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
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.
Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties will hold the 14th annual Golf Classic on July 25.
The Wayne County Community Foundation recently awarded 176 scholarships totaling over $395,000 to high school and college students for the 2011-2012 school year.
Thunder Over Holmes County presented the first annual Thunder Idol singing competition on Friday, July 1, with 27-year-old Rebekah Gerber coming in as top performer.
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...
Will be considered for release for residential treatment.
The Great Mohican Pow-Wow will come to Mohican Country July 8-10, bringing with it a mesmerizing look at the many rituals and customs which have shaped America.
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.
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.
The Love Center helps 444 families in May.
Many people get the chance to camp, spend time outdoors and enjoy nature during the summer, but whether you're hunting, fishing or just camping, remember this, not all wildlife is healthy. Rabies is still ever present in Ohio.
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 York City professional photographers Rivka and Moshe Katvan took an unexpected detour through Holmes County, and found themselves delightfully surprised by what they found.
A Wooster woman, a Glenmont man and a Millersburg woman were all arraigned in the Holmes County Common Pleas Court on Thursday, June 30.
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.
Attorney says man planned to harm himself.
Local Roots Café is now open for business. The café's main focus is the use of healthy, locally-grown ingredients to cook delicious soups, sandwiches and salads. Stop in and get a taste of Local Roots.
Lola Yeater awarded the Girl Scouts Appreciation Pin.
Phillip Lepley, 9, of the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club, gave an illustrated talk (using a poster) about how to process a rabbit.
The Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission's Summer Cooling Program is under way.
County Line Historical Society to hold an open house during the Shreve Homecoming.
Andrew Stout pleaded Wednesday in Holmes County Common Pleas Court.
According to this letter to the editor, there are other ways to solve the problem of the Holmes County Landfill.
Millersburg Village Council made the possession of a popular synthetic drug, known as bath salts, a criminal offense.
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.
Information led to arrest by Illinois police.
The USDA has declared disaster designatons for farmers and producers in 12 Ohio counties.
All of the money raised at the recent 18th annual auction will support the Holmes County Chapter of the American Red Cross throughout the year, providing disaster services to area residents who are met with traumatic experiences.
Public comment period, vote slated for August 8.
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.
Thunder Over Holmes County's Independence Day Festival promises fabulous fireworks and all kinds of activities for all ages, and, thanks to Holmes County's businesses and organizations, it won't bust the family budget.
Annual Holmes County Dog Warden fundraiser set for July 2.
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.
The Wenger family will come together August 19-21 in Holmes County.
New charge result of medical evidence, prosecutor says.
Pertussis, also known as Whooping cough, is a highly contagious respiratory infection. Most reported cases of pertussis are in children under 5 years of age, but is a concern for adolescents and adults as well.
Undetermined if clinic to remain open during move.
Local Roots teams up with Today's Kitchen Store to offer seasonal cooking classes, making local foods even more accessible.
The local Red Cross has launched an urgent appeal for blood donors due to critically low blood supplies.
Killbuck man pleads to marijuana trafficking, Millersburg man gets prison for meth.
Second shared class to go back to single grade in elementary classroom.
The American Cancer Society Relay for Life, held June 17 and 18 at West Holmes High School, presented another showcase as to just how Holmes County pulls together for a good cause.
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 Holmes County Home served a special Father's Day treat to its residents June 18, with the help of its auxiliary and the Millersburg Rotary Club.
As the summer reading programs get underway, the Holmes County District Library has continued to see growth and change for the better, at its two locations.
Commissioners approve acreage for fairgrounds annexation.
For the past decade, Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative has embodied the spirit of Holmes County Relay for Life.
Elaine Coblentz wasn't supposed to be the center of attention at the ribbon cutting ceremony for Relay for Life, but yet there she was, in honor of her husband, Perry.
Holmes County Relay for Life Luminaria Ceremony lit up the night sky as hundreds of candles burned in honor of those with cancer and cancer survivors.
A number of volunteers chose to give their hair to charity as part of the annual Holmes County Relay for Life event.
Boards of Elections around the state of Ohio are currently conducting the 2011 biennial general voter records maintenance program.
Petitions are currently available at the Holmes County Board of Elections for persons interested in becoming candidates for the Nov. 8 General Election.
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.
Northside Baptist Church will present its fifth annual Sports Camp June 28-July 2 at Airport Park in Millersburg.
Sally Wilson will relate her missionary experiences during the next Holmes County Christian Women's Club meeting.
A former White House chef will present a food demo and dinner July 1 and 2 at the Holmes County Flea Market.
Holmes County Habitat for Humanity will hold a groundbreaking ceremony July 10.
Helpful guides from the USDA are available to help canners produce safe, higher-quality foods.
State to seek forfeiture of defendant's car.
A lengthy bike ride for a worthy cause got people out of bed and on the road at 7 a.m. June 11.
Minutes from the June 1 meeting of the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club.
Foul weather did not stop the Holmes County Rails-to-Trails Auction from bringing in donations to help keep the trail healthy.
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.
Concrete repairs may only be the beginning, village administrator says.
Ashland man pleads guilty to one count of attempted burglary
Dozens of motorcycles rolled into the Burger King parking lot in Millersburg on Sunday, June 5, when Gold Wing Chapter I bikers celebrated in honor of Millersburg native Ron Emmons.
Road closing announced.
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 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.
Jeffrey W. Michels died as a result of a one-vehicle motorcycle crash near Killbuck.
Friday, June 24: Mark it in your calendars, as the annual Benton Homecoming party will take place. Filled with food, fun, games and music, it is an event you won't want to miss.
The first of three contests have taken place to determine the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion cheesemakers for 2011.
Holmes County Family & Children First Council members and other local officials met on Friday, June 3 with a pair of representatives from the State Auditor's office to discuss how the county can best utilize the assets and resources within the county.
Bridges were to be used in completing trail between Killbuck and state Route 520.
Ohio Education Matters announced recently that the West Holmes Local School District ranks among the most efficient school districts in the state in providing non-instructional services, outpacing other similar districts in central administration costs.
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.
The 20th annual Ohio Transport for Christ Truck Show and Benefit will be held June 18 in Mt. Hope.
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.
Historic Downtown Millersburg will host a competition for 25 lucky contestants, July 1.
The last of three co-defendants in a string of illegal drug sales pleaded to charges of attempted permitting drug abuse and trafficking in marijuana.
Sentencing hearings continued for drug defendants.
The Holmes County Relay for Life auction, which will take place at 7:30 p.m. on June 17 at West Holmes High School Stadium, presents plenty of intriguing buys.
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.
Mother sold prescribed anti-anxiety drug.
Millersburg man pleads to marijuana trafficking charges.
Not unlike many, Mil Agnor chose to volunteer her time making a difference for others as part of the Peace Corps. Unlike most, Agnor decided to take the leap of faith in her late 70s, and hasn't regretted a thing.
When Mil Agnor joined the Peace Corps last year in her late 70s, little did she know that her experience would come full circle in regard to her work in Holmes County with Habitat for Humanity.
Local resident not in favor of reopening the Holmes County Landfill.
Representatives from The Commercial & Savings Bank recently completed a financial education series with seniors at West Holmes High School.
Kimberly Weightman has been named the recipient of the Carol L. Hale Professionalism Award at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Great bargains to be found during Maysville Days, June 22-25.
Students completing grades four through eight are eligible to register for the second annual Holmes County AAUW summer science sessions to be held June 28, 29 and 30.
Majora Lane Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care in Millersburg is offering a self-pay rehabilitation program with people with no medical health insurance or government assistance.
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.
The Holmes County Health District has formed a group which will explore how to keep the county's kids healthier and happier.
Nic Miller has organized a fundraising bike ride to Washington, D.C. that will stretch the riders' physical endurance, increase resources for compassion, and hopefully push out boundaries of thought and policy on Capitol Hill.
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.
Father's Day is just around the corner and Local Roots has everything you need to treat Dad to locally-grown favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner - not to mention a number of locally crafted gift items.
During a training session at the Shisler Conference Center May 27, emergency responders from Wayne and Holmes counties learned about the benefits of incorporating 2-1-1 into their emergency response plans.
While a tornado warning was issued on Saturday, June 4, it was straight line winds that battered Clark and Lake Buckhorn.
Hiland valedictorian Brad Mullet talks of change and challenges that lie ahead for graduates, friends.
Students took their diplomas and headed into a new way of life during the Hiland High School graduation ceremony on May 29 at the Perry Reese Community Center.
Hiland salutatorian Braden Conn dared his fellow classmates to make a difference as they move into their next phase of life.
For the fourth year and running, the students of Killbuck Elementary showed they care by conducting their annual Holmes County Relay for Life Mini Relay on Tuesday, May 31.
The Holmes County Commissioners have handed out their fair share of proclamations honoring citizens of Holmes County, but few were more heartfelt than the recent one they presented for Pat and Larry Lang, who have run the American Red Cross Holmes County chapter for years.
Ronda Steimel is sworn in as Holmes County Clerk of Courts, June 3.
The Holmes County commissioners officially awarded M.J. Excavating the right to complete phase II of the Walnut Creek sanitary sewer project.
Joe Edinger has been hired as East Holmes superintendent. He will work as assistant superintendent through June and July, then will begin as East Holmes top administrator, Aug. 1.
Holmes County Tourism Bureau has created the Amish Country Ambassador "Ask Me" program.
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.
Honoring veterans of all branches of service was the theme for the Friday, May 27 Memorial Day Service at West Holmes High School, but the main focal point was on those who served during the Vietnam War.
The Mt. Eaton Business Association is offering a packed schedule for this year's Mt. Eaton Days, starting on Friday, June 10.
Crissey pool to reopen next year after repairs.
Dr. John A. Vaccariello spoke with the Variegated Clovers 4-H club recently.
Congressman Bob Gibbs and State Rep. Dave Hall spoke to local residents during a recent legislative breakfast.
Health district's desire to build own facility a dream deferred.
Grilling is much more than just lighting a fire, and everyone who grills has their own method. This summer, get outside, fire up the grill and create delicious meals without heating up the kitchen.
Auctions, flea markets, garage sales and tag sales all beckon with undiscovered treasures for those who have a creative eye. Home decorating with found items has become a national pastime.
Old mirrors reflect new environments when they are given a little attention and a lot of creative thought. Paint, fabric, broken jewelry, tile, twigs or paper doilies might be the magic ingredients to create an entirely new piece of wall décor.
A deck can be an extension of your home that is great for relaxing, grilling out or entertaining guests. It can be useful and enhance the look of your home when you take time to decorate it as you would any other room in the house.
We all want perfect landscaping and that can be costly. Sticking to a budget and being realistic will allow you to have a nicely landscaped yard without going broke. With patience and a little work, you can have your dream yard.
Keeping cool in summer is great but it is important to stay hydrated as well. Avoid sodas and artificially sweetened drinks and choose healthier options that taste delicious and are good for you. Keep staple items on hand and create a summertime drink any time you like.
Keeping the air conditioner off can save money and prevent power companies from experiencing difficulties when demand is high. There are ways to keep cool this summer using a little common sense that will benefit both you and the planet with less pollution.
Keeping up the garden requires a systematic and deliberate approach. With the right amount of water, fertilizer and mulch, your garden will produce delicious food to eat and a place where when you visit, worries melt away.
Protect your home with new gutters that keep water from damaging your most precious asset. Properly maintained gutters will last a long time and bring you security when wet weather is upon us.
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