Let's Talk History Coshocton County's heroics during 1913 flood Residents braved rising waters to save lives and deliver vital news amid Ohio's historic disaster
Coshocton Chamber celebrates early 2026 successes Community support and events drive growth as spring activities ramp up in Coshocton County
Pregnancy Center of Coshocton Pregnancy Center of Coshocton offers hope PCC focuses on support and renewal for families facing unexpected pregnancies this April
Letter to the Editor Pool rules can help keep autistic children safe City ordinance requires fences around pools to prevent accidental drownings
Our Town Coshocton Coshocton County's community-driven revitalization Local leaders and volunteers work to enhance quality of life through downtown projects and open dialogue
Letter to The Editor Coshocton County resident questions data center benefits Residents seek clarity on public investment and tax incentives for Conesville site redevelopment
Letter to the Editor Sensitive voter data should not be handed over lightly The supposed solution to an imagined problem is creating actual problems.
Letter From Sally The end of Lent and a black flower Annual tradition continues to unite community during Holy Week
Good News Resurrection rolls away the disgrace of sin Jesus has rolled away the disgrace of our slavery to sin through the cross and the resurrection
Better Days Vintage doll Karen Kay holds lifelong memories No one is taking Karen Kay’s head off for any reason, including a well-intended one
Kitchen Table Nutrition Discover the power of nutrition March 2026 highlights nutrition's role in boosting energy and immunity across Ohio
Life Lines How not to foul up a trip to the ballgame Columnist Mike Dewey recounts his unique experience at Grainger Stadium in Kinston, North Carolina
Drawing Laughter Out of the mouths of babes: eews, worries and sticky dimples Local columnist John Lorson shares humorous tales of children's unique vocabulary
Guest Columnist After LaGuardia – Where are we? Not much has changed in aviation safety in more than 50 years
Your OSU Extension Edge Ellen Swallow Richards: Pioneer of home economics Discover how Richards' innovations in chemistry and education shaped modern family and consumer sciences
OSU Extension Wayne Co. Ohio 4-H sticks with MyPlate guidelines Wayne County events to follow MyPlate despite new USDA dietary changes
Housebroken Persistent rain turns yards into swamps Local residents face challenges with waterlogged lawns and garden plans
Savvy Senior Top senior scams and how to avoid them Older adults face financial fraud risks in 2024, with $81.5 billion lost nationwide
What's Cooking Southern flavors inspire Dearyan's cooking column Explore pimento cheese and biscuits recipes from a local's Asheville visit
Library Highlights Celebrate National Library Week in Coshocton Join events and explore new books at Coshocton County District Library April 19-25
The Generals' Report Wooster schools celebrate reading initiatives Annual events and programs aim to foster literacy and curiosity among students in Wooster
Holmes SWCD Holmes County offers free fencing for farmers Local farmers can rent portable fencing kits to graze cover crops this spring, enhancing soil health and reducing feed costs
The Garden Gate A little of this, a little of that Seasonal tips, reader questions and a reminder to slow down and enjoy the view
Cooking with Karl A leg up on Easter dinner Fire-roasted lamb offers bold flavor and a memorable centerpiece
The View From Here ’Twas a dark and windy night Gayle endures 22-hour blackout amid strong winds and fallen trees
Stories in a Snap The meteor over Medina Unexpected sky event sparks reflection on control, chance and possibility
Letter to the Editor Put children first: Support New Philadelphia schools levy in May We need to continue to offer support to the current and future children of our community
Letter to the Editor Coshocton Scouts head to National Jamboree Local Scouts join 30,000 peers in West Virginia for a week of adventure and learning
Looking Back Dorsey’s Market in Malvern closed in 2016 Malvern lost one of its longest-standing businesses — Dorsey’s Mart — owned by Cliff and Cindy Dorsey
Youth Leadership Spotlight Coshocton youth explore local agriculture Students visit farms and businesses to learn about Coshocton County's agricultural impact
Letter to the Editor Reflecting on Women's History Month 2026 Wooster resident Lupe Williams highlights women's contributions from the Revolutionary era to civil rights
Letter to the Editor Legacy, safety and belonging drive support for levy As a mother, I need to know my children are safe so I can breathe
Letter to the Editor Ohio SB 172 sparks Fourth Amendment concerns Letter to the Editor from Ruth Sewell of Wooster
Look at the Past Historic Beech Spring Church once served as ‘Mother Church of Ohio’ The first church at the site was built in 1804 in what was then the Jefferson County wilderness
Aging Graciously After loss and change, the need to still feel useful remains Relying on introspection to send me in a new direction
Good News Palm Sunday calls believers to unashamed worship Be unashamed, pure-hearted worshippers who put no conditions on the Lord for our devotion and loyalty
Letter to the Editor New Philadelphia resident urges support for school levy Young people are leaving, and without change, that trend does not slow down
Weekly Blessing Jesus Christ, the risen Son Angela Chapman shares a heartfelt poem on faith and redemption
Live on Purpose Understanding cognitive distortions in daily life Exploring common unhelpful thought patterns and their impact on mental health
The Rail Trail Naturalist American kestrels: Ohio's smallest falcons These common raptors, often called sparrow hawks, thrive across North and South America
Letter to the Editor Proposed voting changes raise concerns about access The SAVE Act does will keep many legitimate citizens from voting
Letter to the Editor Ohio farmlands targeted for data centers: Is Carroll County next? Data centers are large, industrial-style structures often proposed near residential areas or on farmland, which can lead to lower property values
Looking Back Hale’s General Store in Petersburg believed built in 1815 Hale’s General Store: A 211-Year Legacy in Petersburg
Savvy Senior Is your aging parent safe at home? Explore affordable ways to monitor your loved ones from afar without compromising their independence
Life Lines It's not like I'm a hoarder ... more of a collector Facing a daunting unpacking task, columnist Mike Dewey navigates nostalgia and space constraints in his new home
Drawing Laughter The dumb things a guy will do for a bowl of bean stew Local columnist John Lorson reflects on his challenging trail run in Mohican Country
Sally Kinkade Pansies bloom early despite March snow Local grocery store surprises with vibrant pansies ahead of spring
OSU Extension Talk Coshocton County celebrates National Ag Day Local event highlights agriculture's impact with 1,251 farms and diverse crop production
OSU Extension Wayne Co. Dining With Diabetes classes in Wooster Ohio State University Extension offers four-session course starting May 5 at Wooster Community Hospital
Housebroken Ohio weather brings unpredictable March chill Local residents experience fluctuating temperatures and unexpected snow
Your OSU Extension Edge Ohio ticks pose year-round threat Ohio State experts warn of tick-borne diseases affecting people, pets and livestock across the state
Eldercare Wisdom Reflecting on daily life changes across generations Exploring how technology has transformed routines in families
Letter to the Editor Buxton encourages youth to try STEM camp Celia Buxton shares her experience with aviation-themed activities in Warsaw
Pastor's Pen Understanding loneliness and finding comfort in God’s unconditional love We hide ourselves behind a mask to protect ourselves from others seeing us as we really are
Letter From Sally Great-Uncle Clyde's timeless lesson Reflecting on faith and wisdom from Wells, Maine, 60 years ago
Cooking with Karl Corned beef hash: The day-after classic Leftover St. Patrick’s Day corned beef turns into a simple, comforting breakfast favorite
Look at the Past Historic view of W. Market Street and Kerr Avenue in Cadiz A lot has changed in downtown Cadiz
Letter to the Editor New Philadelphia parent, teacher urges support for Issue 1 Many surrounding districts have moved to campus style schools, which provide many benefits for students, teachers and families
Good News Leaving behind fig leaf righteousness In Scripture, fig leaves and the fig tree have always symbolized man’s inability to become righteous by his own doing
Letter to the Editor Graduating senior backs plan for new schools It is difficult to imagine returning to this area after college if the community is unwilling to invest in future generations
Weekly Blessing You made Jesus your choice Angela Chapman shares a heartfelt poem on finding peace and protection through Jesus
Legal Matters How to legally change your name in Ohio A step-by-step guide for residents navigating the name change process through local probate courts
Kitchen Table Nutrition Walnuts boost heart health and sleep Western European diets reveal walnuts' benefits for cardiovascular health and improved sleep quality
Savvy Senior Medicare can help older smokers kick the habit Medicare Part B and D offer counseling and medication to help seniors in Ohio quit smoking, reducing health risks and saving money.
Life Lines It helps if you're proficient at seeing around corners Columnist Mike Dewey shares lessons from a sudden job loss in a gated community
Drawing Laughter Old age comes a-knockin’ and Grandpa answers the call Columnist John Lorson shares lighthearted reflections on aging after receiving an AARP invitation
Looking Back 83-year-old took ‘plunge’ in Atwood Lake for Cancer Society Griffith said she participated for her husband, Donald, and her sister, Betty Hoobler
Pastor's Pen Expect great things from prayer and trust God to answer in his time Pastor Chuck Herrington on faith and healing
Aging Graciously A gift of seeds grows into lasting memories It is time to sit in front of the little fireplace in my TV room and plan where I’m going to plant everything
Your OSU Extension Edge New dietary guidelines emphasize real food 2025-30 guidelines highlight protein, gut health and reducing processed foods
Guest Columnist Wayne County's harvest fuels local economy Local farms supply diverse produce and grains, supporting regional markets and industries year round
Looking Back Recent unseasonably warm weather resembled 1976 The unseasonably warm weather this past weekend resembled that of 1976, when tulips were blooming in March
Stories in a Snap Blue streak at Letha House Observers in Chatham Township witness a meteor during the Draconid shower
Staff Column Movies, memories and the bucket of popcorn Leave your troubles at the door, choose your reclining leather seat, get your drinks and snacks and immerse yourself when the lights dim
Look at the Past Rankin Church traces roots to Revolutionary War veteran It is still an active church and is part of the Asbury Greater Parish
ASK Autism Navigating church with special needs children Columnist Jen Jones offers advice for special needs families wanting to attend church
Cooking with Karl Here’s Pi in your eye! Celebrate Pi Day and St. Patrick’s Day with a slice of Guinness chocolate pie
Better Days Things I miss about the 1980s and a few I don’t Looking back at the 1980s through an old diary
The View From Here That awkward age Gayle reflects on home adjustments and the challenge of changing routines
OSU Extension Wayne Co. Spring nitrogen tips for Ohio grain farmers Wayne County OSU Extension offers guidance on optimal nitrogen application timing and methods for small grains this March
Housebroken Discovering hidden pets in houses A childhood home housed an owl and mice, revealing unexpected animal companions
Pastor's Pen Sometimes there comes a breath from God that touches your soul It may be so gentle and faint that you barely recognize it, but if you do, do not disregard it
Good News Lenten message focuses on the ‘great crossover’ to eternal life Humanity needed redemption, a way to cross over from separation from God to fellowship with God
Live on Purpose Building self-esteem through counseling Exploring personal growth with local resources in Ohio
Weekly Blessing Safe from all harm Local poet Angela Chapman reflects on faith and redemption in her latest work
Off the Top of My Head I’ve lost the passion for NCAA March Madness Local fan reflects on how 'one and done' culture has changed the tournament's appeal
Savvy Senior Understanding inherited IRA rules for Ohio families Learn how to manage an inherited IRA under the SECURE Act including withdrawal timelines and tax implications
The Rail Trail Naturalist Flight of fancy over a vast and sunlit land A local columnist reflects on childhood flights from Akron-Canton Airport and the joys of aerial views
Life Lines A brief history of homework, with an accent on 'home' Mike Dewey shares personal stories from Catholic school to college, highlighting memorable homework experiences in Ohio
Drawing Laughter Kitty goes catatonic while crossing seven states A winter storm turns a simple trip into a long journey for the Lorson family
Pastor's Pen Unlikely guide dog shows how simple love can transform hearts Love has a way of breaking down barriers and softening hearts
Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce March is a busy month for Chamber of Commerce Annual event offers free health screenings and resources, co-sponsored by Coshocton Regional Medical Center
Eldercare Wisdom Understanding 'stage appropriate' in dementia care Guidance for caregivers in Ohio on managing evolving memory loss challenges
The View From Here Chippewa Lake's Big Band era memories Revisiting the iconic music and stories from Chippewa Lake Park's ballroom in the 1940s and 1950s
OSU Extension Wayne County 4-H Awareness Team visits Wayne County schools Team reaches 607 third-graders ahead of April 1 enrollment deadline, promoting diverse project opportunities.
Your OSU Extension Edge 4-H enrollment opens in Holmes County Families encouraged to join by April 1 to explore over 200 projects for youth development
Look at the Past Scio’s New Market roots and oil boom The oil boom of 1899 disrupted the educational programs, and Scio College became part of Mount Union in 1911
Stories in a Snap An American buffet and the trouble with nostalgia Exploring how memories of local buffets shape our perceptions of the past
Letter to the editor Concern over commissioners’ decision to stop water fluoridation Community water fluoridation has been used for more than 80 years
The Garden Gate Lucky signs of spring Stuart talks plant superstitions, Irish traditions and his role in the annual Sugarbush Pancake Breakfast
Dear Old Dad Bowling's timeless appeal in Ohio schools Local gym classes embrace bowling, teaching scoring and skills to new generations
Look at the Past Look at the past: Harrisville’s early history saac Holmes built a cabin at the site that became the gateway to the village
Cooking with Karl Liquid gold season Local events in Chatham, Cuyahoga Valley, and Valley City offer all-you-can-eat pancakes and maple syrup.
Looking Back The switch to the 330 area code became effective 30 years ago Take a look back at the region from years ago
Our Town Coshocton Coshocton kicks off events with pub crawl Annual St. Patty’s Day Pub Crawl launches downtown's vibrant event season, boosting local businesses and community spirit
The View From Here Reflecting on the Radio City Rockettes Exploring the history and demands of the iconic dance troupe
Library Highlights Celebrate several March observances at the library Join workshops and exhibits in March for National Craft Month and Developmental Disability Awareness Month
Weekly Blessing Not casting that first stone Angela Chapman shares a poetic reflection on trust and divine guidance in challenging times.
Good News Giving up control for Lent One of the hardest things for any of us is to give up control of our lives
Housebroken Surprise birthday visit prompts quick cleanup A messy artist's home gets a swift makeover for unexpected family guests
Off the Top of My Head Give me some room, I’m beggin’ ya Local resident shares humorous take on struggles with tight-fitting game and sports equipment containers.
Drawing Laughter Crossing Kansas a maddening meditation Ohio father shares challenges of long drives with daughter and cat across Kansas.
Savvy Senior Tools to help you find the perfect place to retire Explore resources to choose the best U.S. location for your retirement lifestyle and needs.
Kitchen Table Nutrition Blueberries boost health with antioxidants Research highlights benefits for aging, inflammation and brain function.
Life Lines A childhood basketball hoop mishap Mike Dewey reflects on a memorable birthday gift and its impact on his basketball journey.
Letter to the Editor Support New Philadelphia City Schools levy for single-campus plan This decision carries lasting importance for the accessibility of schools and the long term strength of our community
Eldercare Wisdom Memory is impacted by perception Exploring the influence of music and mood on memory interpretation
Holmes SWCD Spring events highlight Holmes County nature Explore maple syrup production and woodland ecology with Holmes SWCD this March.
Aging Graciously Opening ceremonies celebrate tradition, resilience and inspiration I’m already waiting for the summer, new sports and new winners
What's Cooking Sip your way to spring with smoothies Explore blacksmithing classes and museum exhibits to embrace Ohio's unpredictable spring weather
Youth Leadership Spotlight Coshocton County Youth Leadership students present Students present impact of $100 challenge at Roscoe Village event
Looking Back Anyone remember the old Carroll County jail? A dedication program was set for Feb. 29, 1976 for Carroll County’s new security building, jail
Stories in a Snap A lesson from the gumball philosopher A local resident transforms discarded items into art, promoting a philosophy of gifting over debt.
Dear Old Dad Generational guitar dreams in Highland A father's old guitar inspires his son to pursue music, leading to a new Stratocaster and shared musical joy.
OSU AG Extension Talk How to tap maple trees in Coshocton Learn the steps for collecting sap and making syrup this season in Ohio
Cooking with Karl The 'I Should Eat Better' List Discover simple daily foods to boost your diet during Lent in Ohio.
The Garden Gate Discover skunk cabbage at Green Leaf Park Join the Medina County Park District on Feb. 27 for a trek to find Ohio's earliest blooming wildflower.
OSU Extension Wayne Co. OSU webinar series combats winter blues Wayne County's OSU Extension offers free March sessions on mindfulness and well-being.
Letter From Sally Come learn about Coshocton County's infirmary Event at Tiverton Grange Hall to feature program on Coshocton County's historic infirmary, March 4-5.
The Generals' Report Wooster City Schools celebrates Random Acts of Kindness Week Students engage in kindness initiatives, surpassing 400,000 acts.
Letter to the Editor Local resident advocates for MS awareness across Ohio counties Every hour, someone is diagnosed with MS, a chronic disease of the central nervous system for which there is no cure
