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Everything you need to know about monitoring blood sugars

Glucometer numbers mean something to your doctor. Learn how to take and read accurate blood glucose readings and make those numbers mean something to you. Learn how to change them to the good at a free presentation on Thursday, Sept. 22, from 7-8 p.m., in the Dunlap Community Room, 832 S. Main St., Orrville. The presenter will be Bobbie Randall, RD, CDE. Caretakers and loved ones encouraged to...
It’s not too late to register for the Community Health Profile

It’s not too late to register for the Community Health Profile

Appointment times are still available for the 20th annual Community Health Profile, co-sponsored by Union Hospital and the New Philadelphia Kiwanis Club. The 20th annual event is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 24 at the hospital in Dover. Union Hospital phlebotomy staff will draw blood samples, which will be tested in the UH laboratory. An appointment can be made by registering online at the...
SWCD has area farmers heading for cover

SWCD has area farmers heading for cover

While erosion normally takes place in the soil, the Holmes Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) took to the air in order to limit the damage erosion can do to Holmes County farms over the dormant winter months. Beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 13, the SWCD began its third annual cover crop seeding program in which they employed the services of Butch Fisher and his crew from Fisher’s Ag...
Hitting it big at The City News

Hitting it big at The City News

The City News, 135 S. Market St. in Wooster, has been owned and operated by the same family for nearly 50 years. And in those years, the owners have watched from behind the counter as the world transitioned. At one time, they were the only lottery agent in Wayne County. The owner could also cite a time when there was a line out the door and down the street, with customers hoping to get in on a...
2011 One Book One Community project focuses on Asperger’s Syndrome

2011 One Book One Community project focuses on Asperger’s Syndrome

The 2011 One Book One Community project featuring the book Look Me In The Eye, by John Elder Robison, focuses on autism spectrum disorders and the lives of those affected by the developmental brain disorders. Robison always knew he was different, but there was no name for the autism spectrum disorder now called Asperger’s Syndrome when he was growing up. He was forced to find his own answers...
The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum to hold grant-writing workshop

The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum to hold grant-writing workshop

The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum will hold a grant-writing workshop, Comprehensive Grantwriting Strategies, Wednesday, Oct. 20, from 8 a.m. to noon, at the Dennison Depot in Dennison. The workshop is perfect for any individual interested in learning how to write grants, as well as members of nonprofit organizations or community groups seeking funding through grants. The workshop will cover...
Chamber legislative luncheon allows Landis to connect with local business leaders

Chamber legislative luncheon allows Landis to connect with local business leaders

The Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce hosted a legislative luncheon Thursday, Sept. 8 at Union Country Club at Dover. The guest speaker was State Rep. Al Landis (R), who serves the 96th district, which includes Harrison County and parts of Belmont and Tuscarawas counties. A lifelong resident of Dover, Landis retired from the steel industry after 33 years. “Moving from the private sector to...
Names released from SR 39 eight-vehicle pileup

Names released from SR 39 eight-vehicle pileup

An eight vehicle pileup on state Route 39 that injured four persons is under investigation by the Holmes County Sheriff’s office.Injured in the crash were Robert J. Harris, 54, Yoder Road, Sugarcreek; Katie Zimmerly, 26, North Broadway, New Philadelphia; Amy Victoria Spring, age unknown, Union Avenue, Dover; and Judy K. Littleton, 54, Independence Circle, New Philadelphia.According to...
Nashville TOPS hear program on protecting the American consumer

Nashville TOPS hear program on protecting the American consumer

On Sept. 7, 1573 Nashville TOPS met with 11 reciting the TOPS and KOPS Pledges. The club had a 5.2 weight loss. Stacy Bair was the best weekly loser. She said to eat many small portions throughout the day. Leonard Jones was the best weekly rededicated loser. He said to exercise even when you do not feel like it. Lana Rush was the best KOPS. She said to watch salt intake. Lana Rush brought a...

Schools identifying special needs children

In an effort to serve young people with disabilities, school districts in Ohio are in the process of locating and evaluating children from birth through 21 years of age. Disabilities may include developmental delays, health impairments, autism and traumatic brain injury. Individuals may contact local school districts about children who may have a disability and may be eligible for special...