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  • Freshwater termination hearing update

    Mount Vernon News – Thu Dec 10, 12:59 pm ET  

    MOUNT VERNON -- John Freshwater remains on the stand today testifying on his own behalf in his termination hearing as middle school science teacher with the Mount Vernon city schools. Full Story »

  • Food drive hopes to fill shelves

    Mount Vernon News – Thu Dec 10, 12:00 pm ET  

    MOUNT VERNON -- The annual Food for the Hungry drive will take place Saturday throughout Knox County. This drive, along with Christmas in July, collects food items and monetary donations to help stock the food pantries of Interchurch Social Services and The Salvation Army. Full Story »

  • Toy collections are down although need is up

    Mount Vernon News – Thu Dec 10, 12:00 pm ET  

    FREDERICKTOWN -- "The need is up significantly this year and, unfortunately, the amount of toys we've collected is down," said Fredericktown Firefighter Shane Smith. Full Story »

  • Former athletes share experiences

    Mount Vernon News – Thu Dec 10, 11:33 am ET  

    MOUNT VERNON -- Nearly every high school student-athlete has dreams of continuing their career at the college level. Some even have aspirations of playing professional one day. The harsh reality is, however, only a select few will ever make that step into the college arena and even fewer will have professional opportunities. Full Story »

  • Recruiting process has its ups and downs

    Mount Vernon News – Thu Dec 10, 11:32 am ET  

    MOUNT VERNON -- The college recruiting process can be a strenuous task. Just ask anyone who has gone through it. From start to finish, the process can take months, if not years, to secure an athletic scholarship. It is a rewarding process, however. Full Story »

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Coshocton Tribune

  • Pretty Products coming down

    Coshocton Tribune – Thu Dec 10, 8:07 am ET  

    COSHOCTON -- The face of a city block will change in the coming weeks as the former Pretty Products building at 437 Cambridge Road begins to come down. Full Story »

  • Barn debris part of area wind damage

    Coshocton Tribune – Thu Dec 10, 8:07 am ET  

    COSHOCTON -- Heavy winds blew through the Coshocton area Wednesday, causing damage, including blowing the roof of a barn into the middle of the roadway of U.S. 36 and County Road 28 near Mowery's Bridge. Full Story »

  • Administrator says Coshocton Hospital will be facing more changes

    Coshocton Tribune – Thu Dec 10, 8:06 am ET  

    COSHOCTON -- Being the No. 1 employer in the county isn't one of Coshocton Hospital's goals, Administrator Greg Nowak told Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce members gathered for the monthly economic development breakfast Wednesday. Full Story »

  • Ohio Senate approves 2010 elections changes

    Coshocton Tribune – Thu Dec 10, 8:06 am ET  

    COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Senate has approved wide-ranging changes to election laws designed to improve the voting process in time for the 2010 contests. Full Story »

  • Text message scam affecting child support

    Coshocton Tribune – Thu Dec 10, 8:06 am ET  

    COSHOCTON -- Coshocton County Job and Family Services released a notice that the Office of Child Support recently was made aware of phishing text messages that have been sent to some e-Quick Pay debit card holders. Full Story »

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Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum

  • House demolition bids beat expectations

    Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum – Thu Dec 10, 7:44 am ET  

    CRESTLINE -- The city is moving to raze vacant and blighted homes for the Neighborhood Stabilization Project, funded by federal stimulus dollars. Full Story »

  • Biz owners adopt 10 families in need

    Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum – Thu Dec 10, 7:44 am ET  

    BUCYRUS -- When Deb Werline's granddaughters, Seayra and Alexxus, visited the Salvation Army during Thanksgiving break, they gave their grandmother a great idea. Full Story »

  • Special report: Rx for death

    Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum – Thu Dec 10, 7:44 am ET  

    A silent epidemic is taking its toll in Ohio, killing more people every year than motor vehicle crashes.The cause? Accidental drug overdoses -- especially of heroin and prescription painkillers. Full Story »

  • Briefs

    Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum – Thu Dec 10, 7:43 am ET  

    Trustees meet on Wednesday Full Story »

  • 1K fewer deer roam Crawford County after hunt

    Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum – Thu Dec 10, 1:13 am ET  

    BUCYRUS -- Ohio hunters brought down 114,633 white-tailed deer during "shotgun" season this year, roughly 2,165 fewer than 2008's preliminary Division of Wildlife numbers. Full Story »

The Daily Jeffersonian

  • Wind storm roars

    The Daily Jeffersonian – Thu Dec 10, 1:20 pm ET  

    A storm with wind gusts up to 61 miles per hour downed numerous trees in Guernsey and Noble counties, leaving hundreds of residents and businesses without power Wednesday. Nearly 35,000 Ame Full Story »

  • Fire here early today deemed suspicious

    The Daily Jeffersonian – Thu Dec 10, 1:20 pm ET  

    An early-morning fire Thursday in a vacant, two-story house on South 11th Street at Turner Avenue has been classified as suspicious by firefighters and police investigators. As o Full Story »

  • Revenue outlook grim for Byesville next year

    The Daily Jeffersonian – Thu Dec 10, 1:19 pm ET  

    BYESVILLE -- Village Council, in regular action Wednesday, adopted a resolution setting temporary 2010 appropriations at $3,224,725. But of that seemingly hefty amount, the gener Full Story »

  • 'Not guilty' pleas entered by nine arraigned in court here

    The Daily Jeffersonian – Thu Dec 10, 1:19 pm ET  

    Nine individuals appeared for arraignment hearings Monday in the Guernsey County Common Pleas Court with all of those appearing before Judge David A. Ellwood entering "not guilty" pleas. Those app Full Story »

  • Miller Orchestra coming to Variety Series

    The Daily Jeffersonian – Thu Dec 10, 1:19 pm ET  

    The next event in the 2009/2010 Variety Series at Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center is the Glenn Miller Orchestra dinner dance, sponsored by The Daily & Sunday Jeffersonian. Th Full Story »

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