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A home and a family

What’s a home? A place to live? Sure, but ideally it comes with family. The people who are there for you day or night, in laughter and in mourning, as they say. Home includes extended family, the ones who come to celebrate special occasions, and show up to help when it’s needed. But for people who need help with everyday life, there’s a temptation to become isolated. Whether it’s help with...
072511 Global Body and Equipment bringing new jobs to county

072511 Global Body and Equipment bringing new jobs to county

Summary: New jobs are heading for Wayne County compliments of Wooster based Global Body and Equipment Company. A Wooster based company is expanding and bringing new jobs to Wayne County. The approval of an Enterprise Zone Agreement with Wooster based Global Body and Equipment Company by the Wayne County Commissioners during their July 13 meeting has paved the way for an expansion of the...
Troyer Corp. breaks ground on new hotel at Dover

Troyer Corp. breaks ground on new hotel at Dover

Summary: A groundbreaking ceremony complete with ceremonial shovels was held July 14 with city, county and state officials in attendance. The Troyer Corp. is investing $5.6 million in a new hotel to be built at St. Rt. 39 and Interstate 77. The Country Inn and Suites at Dover will be open for business in spring 2012. Troyer Corp., based in Walnut Creek is investing in the future of Dover with a...

072511 Program nurtures first generation college students

Summary: For six weeks this summer each student in the Upward Bound program lives the life of a college student while preparing to become one themself. For many students, particularly those who come from low income homes with families that never had the opportunity to attend college, higher education can be an elusive dream. An innovative program known as Upward Bound is doing its best to make...

7/18/11 Lisbon man pleads to non-payment of child support

SUMMARY: Says he hasn't gotten child support as well A Lisbon man charged with non-support of dependents said he can relate to other parents who are not receiving their court-ordered child support. Christopher J. Irwin, 31, 579 E. Washington St., pleaded guilty to one count of non-support of dependents Thursday July 14 in Holmes County Common Pleas Court. He faces up to 18 months in prison on...
4-H dairy project participants board busses to Tennessee for an unforgettable experience

4-H dairy project participants board busses to Tennessee for an unforgettable experience

Summary: Three days and two nights in Tennessee recently gave local 4-H members a wonderful glimpse into how agriculture is both the same and different than it is in their own state. The 54 youth not only learned a great deal during their trip, but also had many opportunities for fun. In spite of the early hour, the 54 Tuscarawas County 4-H members who boarded busses at one o’clock in the...
Troyer Corp. breaks ground on new hotel at Dover

Troyer Corp. breaks ground on new hotel at Dover

7/18/11 Millersburg couple admits to selling meds

SUMMARY: Sold anti-anxiety drugs on two occassions A Millersburg couple who sold prescription medication are facing prison time after pleading guilty to trafficking charges Thursday July 14 in Holmes County Common Pleas Court. Jorgena Moran, 26, and Steven M. Moran, 31, both of 101 Lakeview Drive, each pleaded guilty to one count of trafficking in a schedule IV drug. The charges are...
Pair travels from ‘Sugar to Salt’ on 2,000-mile canoe trip

Pair travels from ‘Sugar to Salt’ on 2,000-mile canoe trip

On August 14, 2011, cousins Jon Detweiler and Ben Swartz will embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Their journey has all the requisites of a good adventure tale: danger, exploration, purpose and, of course, a prize. However, this is not your average adventure expedition. The trip, dubbed Sugar to Salt because it will begin in Sugar Creek and end in the salty waters of the Gulf of Mexico, will...
amily Farm Field Day promotes self sufficiency and sustainability

amily Farm Field Day promotes self sufficiency and sustainability

Summary: The 7th. Annual Family Farm Field day was held July 15-16 at the Hershberger’s Schontal Farm near Barrs Mills. Thousands attended to enjoy vendors, demonstrations, workshops and delicious food. The annual event is coordinated each year by the Small Farm Institute to promote sustainability and self sufficiency in grass based agriculture. Schontal Farm at Sugarcreek is home to Henry and...