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Voters encouraged to become informed and educated about candidates’ positions during non-partisan ‘Meet the Candidates’ night at Kent State Tuscarawas Founders Auditorium

Summary: A lively discussion at a Meet the Candidates night held at Kent State Tuscarawas recently drew voters who were quick to ask hard questions of their potential elected representatives. Although sixteen candidates were invited, only six of the sixteen accepted the opportunity to take on questions at the event. Concerns about the authority limits of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...

Area couple helping out California-based Marines with a ride, a hot meal, and a helping hand

Summary: For young Marines hundreds of miles from home, a ride, a helping hand, and a hot meal are welcome respites, as an area couple have found out during their volunteer work with the Soldiers Organized Services (S.O.S.) organization in Palm Springs, California. Chuck and Billie Nicholson are known for the successful car businesses that bear the Nicholson name in Holmes and Tuscarawas...

2/14/12 Historic Downtown Millersburg director tapped for fairgrounds project

SUMMARY: Historic Downtown Millersburg Director Tom Wilke has been named project coordinator for the Holmes County fairgrounds/expo center site. In a contract drafted jointly by the Holmes County Agricultural Society and Holmes County Chamber of Commerce, Wilke will be expected to work an average of 20 hours per week, coordinating fundraising efforts, conducting research and design work, and...

022012 Wayne County at the heart of regional economic development strategies

Summary: Regional efforts to stimulate economic development in Northeast Ohio are beginning to show significant results, and Wayne County may be the reason why. Over the past three decades Ohio has ridden an economic roller coaster from the boom years of the 1980’s when manufacturing was king to the depths of what many call The Great Recession. But as Brad Whitehead, President of the Fund for...

Avant Gardener: The summer I learned to love gardening

Summary: Have you ever stopped to remember how you came to love gardening at all? If you grew up with a garden it is likely you will find pleasure in it later in life even though you know the work is difficult and failure is inevitable, it allows us a little self sufficiency. When I was 6 years old my dad lost his job. He decided rather than search for a new job right away he would take the...

The psychling trip of a lifetime

Summary: A group of 30 Mt. Vernon Nazarene University students and 11 staff members left in December for a month-long biking trip across California. The purpose of the trip was to connect the students with nature and God while promoting the development of friendships. The group learned a new appreciation for the world around them. A total of 30 Mount Vernon Nazarene University students and 11...

Growing a Movement…from the Roots Up

Summary: Local Roots Market & Café in Wooster has been receiving calls from all over the country since market profiles appeared in the Washington Post, Huffington Post and other national media. The success of the market’s unique business model is inspiring other communities to follow suit. Main article: A Wooster store’s unique business model is drawing national attention, with...
Trinity Hospital Twin City to host free heart healthy event Feb. 23

Trinity Hospital Twin City to host free heart healthy event Feb. 23

In recognition of February as American Heart Month, Trinity Hospital Twin City is hosting a free Love Your Heart event for area residents from 5-6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23 at the hospital’s first floor St. Francis conference room. Those who attend will receive free blood pressure checks, heart healthy snacks, educational information and the opportunity to hear from Dr. Mohammad A. Jan, a board...
Teens and tweens experience the carnival at Dover Public Library

Teens and tweens experience the carnival at Dover Public Library

Librarians Liz Strauss and Pat Rombach of Dover Public Library cordially invite children and teens ages 8-18 to the first ever Teen/Tween Carnival on Friday, March 2, from 6-8 p.m. This event is free and will feature crafts, games, and snacks with a festive carnival theme. Interested patrons can call the library at 330-343-6123 to register and for more information. This joint event is also a...