Give the gift of your time this Christmas
Summary: Christmas is too much about things and too little about spending time together. Take a moment to simply spend time with friends and family. No visit to the mall is required and you wont have to worry if the color is right or if they already have it. Forget the presents and just be present. The length of the Christmas shopping season was extended by our own government who, at the...Christmas Candlelighting Ceremonies at Historic Roscoe Village
Summary: It is the simple things we remember about Christmas. Visitors to Historic Roscoe Village can create memories that will last a lifetime as they participate in the long-cherished Christmas Candlelighting Ceremonies taking place in the village in December. Visitors to Coshocton County at Christmastime have three opportunities to participate in the regions most poignant event at the...Lark Bunting draws over 100 birders to the Sugarcreek area
Lark Bunting draws over 100 birders to the Sugarcreek area Columnist Bruce Glick summarizes happenings in the local birding world. This week Bruce reports on the Lark Bunting that was recently located near Sugarcreek. Find out more in the "Gone Birding" column. On November 1, one of our local birders was heading for Sugarcreek to see the Rufous/Allen's Hummingbird which was still being seen...
Stroke support group meeting
The Step-by-Step Stroke Support Group at Wooster Community Hospital will meet in the hospital auditorium on Tuesday, Nov. 13, from 1-3 p.m. Dealing with the effects of a stroke, whether youre the patient or a family member, can be challenging. Stroke survivors and family members gather each month to share experiences and support one another. Arica Betson, RD, LD, of the hospitals nutrition...
Diabetes support group to host free program
The Diabetes Support Group at Wooster Community Hospital will host the free program Holiday Parties, Stress, and Diabetes – Keep Yourself on Track in the hospital auditorium on Monday, Nov. 19, from 6-7 p.m. The holidays are filled with many fun events. They also bring extra stress on our time and energy. For people living with diabetes, all the parties and dinners present even more...
Natures Food Market welcomes Master Herbalist Dean Morris
Natures Food Market is proud to be hosting renowned Master Herbalist and speaker, Dean Morris, for a free lecture on Monday, Nov. 12, at 6 p.m. Dean Morris is a fifth generation professional herbalist and was taught by his father to grow numerous herbs, helping farm 165 acres of organic herbs in the 80s. He has had various experiences in organic horticulture, healthcare and the natural...Holmes votes red in 2012 presidential election
Holmes County retained two familiar faces in the statehouse and congress, and will have a new state representative also looking out for its interests. In an election that saw local voter turnout of 75 percent, Holmes County again voted strongly Republican and helped propel the partys candidates to victory. Holmes County handed Republican Al Landis his seat in the newly-created 98th house...
Hospice keeps the memory of loved ones alive through annual service
Until we meet again. This is not goodbye. I feel you beside me. Gone but not forgotten. These short phrases are just a sampling of the way many people feel after having gone through the loss of a loved one. It was with both heavy hearts and with fond, loving memories that a nice sized group gathered at Martins Creek Mennonite Church to celebrate and remember the lives of...November dates for 2013 royalty applicants and residential lighting contest
In search of royalty applicants for 2013, the Dalton Holidays Festival encourages local youths to apply for leadership roles as Queen, Snow Princess, Snow Flake and Jack Frost. Throughout the year, the festival Queen and her court will have the opportunity to represent the community by traveling to events throughout Ohio. Many previous festival queens have found the experience to be rewarding and...