Zedrick Clark hoping to be a blessing to all
Zedrick Clark, the former owner of Nature’s Food Market, has returned to Berlin, where his new store Nature’s Blessings is now in operation on the square.
Birds on a Wire: New faith-based support group for mothers
Parents of all ages are invited to attend a special evening meeting of the recently formed Wayne County chapter of Birds on a Wire.
Patios for Patriots: Local couple receive long overdue gift
Shirl Evans, a Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient, was honored by the Patios for Patriots nonprofit organization during an unveiling of their latest landscaping project for the Evans family.
County Home counts its blessings
The pavilion area behind the Holmes County Home looked like a massive furniture store on Saturday, Sept. 15 when the 47th annual Holmes County Home Fall Benefit Auction began.
Latino Festival celebrates a rich and colorful culture
Kent State University at Tuscarawas will host the second annual Latino Festival.
The Fine Arts Building gets a makeover
An unwelcome visitor, the remnants of Hurricane Florence, showed up for the first day of the Tuscarawas County Fair on Monday, Sept. 17, making it a great day to visit the Fine Arts Building.
Miller, Capozella reign over 2018 Tuscarawas County Fair
The Tuscarawas County Fair got off to an early start on Sunday evening, Sept. 16 with the crowning of a new queen and king, the annual plate auction, and one new event that touched the hearts of everyone.
Rain can’t dampen the spirit of Berlin’s Harvest Fest
The 2018 Harvest Fest Rib Cook-off saw thousands of people storm Berlin to partake in the ribs provided from 14 different vendors, all while the rib burn-off raffle raised funds for area families who are facing mounting medical needs.
Historian to speak at Ft. Laurens
Fort Laurens will continue its 2018 Free Speaker Series event in the Fort Laurens Museum auditorium with Andrew Richmond to discuss the milestones of Ohio’s first century from the legal settlement of Marietta.
Marathon aids local fire and EMS
With former organizer Mark Fowler stepping down and a new group taking over the promotion and organization of this year’s Amish Country Half Marathon, the course took on a new look while maintaining all of the positives from the old race.
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