Historic sites are opening with care
With safety measures in place, Historic Schoenbrunn Village, the Uhrichsville Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art, and the Dennison Railroad Depot have opened their doors to the public.
Holmes Habitat groundbreaking slated for July 7
Holmes County Habitat for Humanity will hold a ground-breaking ceremony with 2020 partner Arie Hostetler.
Volunteers recognized for dedication to green space
The Tuscarawas County Commissioners, Tuscarawas County Park Department and the Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition honored three volunteers for their years of service to trails and green-space development in Tuscarawas County.
Tusc. Senior Center uses pandemic time off to improve
The Tuscarawas County Senior Center used the time off during the pandemic to complete some repairs and upgrades while still serving seniors.
Nonprofit tightens focus in response to COVID-19 and BLM movement
Legal Aid is encouraging anyone facing eviction, job loss or income cuts, debts, financial crisis, or violence at home to reach out.
Treasurer seeks to reinvest county funds from on-hold projects
The commissioners met with Leslee Mast on Monday, June 15 to discuss possibilities for money that would have gone into county projects but were put on hold due to COVID-19 issues.
Summer Crisis Program to get underway
From July 1 until Sept. 30, the HEAP Summer Cooling Program for low-income households may help with an electric bill or to have service restored.
Holmes Co reaches enterprise zone agreement with Coblentz Distributing
With the ongoing growth of Coblentz Distributing Inc., the Holmes County commissioners passed Resolution #06-15-20-1 on Monday, June 15, approving an enterprise zone agreement with the local company.
Stakeholder group conducting public-transit survey for Wayne County
A broad-based group of community stakeholders is being invited to conduct a countywide survey to explore the feasibility of extending and enhancing public-transit service in Wayne County.
Troopers focus on drugged driving
As part of the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s ongoing effort to make Ohio roadways safe, troopers continue to focus on drugged driving.
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