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No Game-On Weather

I hear, I read; the sun will be shining again real soon, I have no doubt this is what the weatherman will report again some day. The rain will stop, the farmer’s will plant, and then it will rain again; we just have no say when it comes to the weather schedule. Not even the Farmer’s Almanac has the inside scoop. Our dampened spirits will just have to pray and accept the way it all comes down;...
Dutchman Hospitality Group to purchase Farmstead Restaurant

Dutchman Hospitality Group to purchase Farmstead Restaurant

Dutchman Hospitality Group has announced they have entered into a purchase agreement with the owners of Farmstead Restaurant in Berlin to acquire the restaurant building and property. Mike Palmer, current president of Dutchman Hospitality Group, stated, “We are looking forward to providing hospitality to the local community and travelers alike. We anticipate the sale of the property to be...
Steimel appointed clerk of courts

Steimel appointed clerk of courts

The Holmes County Republican Central Committee met Wednesday evening and appointed Ronda Steimel of Millersburg as the new county clerk of courts, succeeding Dorcas Miller, who retired May 1 after holding the office for a record tenure. The appointment vote by the committee was announced by party chairman Rob Hovis. Hovis said that Steimel impressed the committee with her enthusiasm for the...
Knights snap six-game losing streak with 9-7 slugfest win over Lexington

Knights snap six-game losing streak with 9-7 slugfest win over Lexington

If it is slugfests you like, then the May 18 game between the Knights and Lexington at West Holmes was right up your alley. On the heels of six straight losses, including one in Sectional play which bounced the Knights from the Div. II baseball tournament, West Holmes squared off against Lexington in a real donnybrook, and it took a ton of hits to out-duel Lexington 9-7. Both teams cranked out...
Schlabach low and away the best guy on the field in Hawks 8-0 win over Toronto

Schlabach low and away the best guy on the field in Hawks 8-0 win over Toronto

While Brad Schlabach may have been far and away the most dominant player on the field in Hiland’s 8-0 District semifinal victory over Toronto at Cambridge Park on Wednesday, May 18, it was his ability to go low and away that made him effective to the point of being nearly perfect. Schlabach gave up only two hits, struck out eight and walked just one, and did not allow a Knights runner past...
Borderline esteem

Borderline esteem

The longer I drove the other day, the more my head was ready to explode. Tears in my eyes, I felt with each passing mile, my job prospects as a high school Spanish teacher were slipping away, forever. This position was filled. These folks never called back. This person wasn’t in; just leave your resume. And on it went. Then, I did something dramatic. I went to see my dentist. Oh, make no...
A blessing, fracking, and a lot of 'experts' make news

A blessing, fracking, and a lot of 'experts' make news

I'm not sure you could officially classify it as a miracle, but the fact that Franciscan Services Corp. emerged as the owner of Twin City Hospital at Dennison is at least a blessing for the folks in and around the communities of Dennison and Uhrichsville.They get to keep their hospital.In these difficult times and with less-than-desirable health care demographics, Twin City Hospital defied the...

Memorial Day is for remembering

Summary Bruce Stambaugh reflects on remembering Memorial Day. Bruce Stambaugh writes about nature, weather, hobbies and people, often using personal experiences. Much to their dismay, he also writes about his family. He uses humor and pathos when he can’t think of anything else to include. For May 26, 2011 Memorial Day is for remembering. Originally, the day was set aside to remember those...

5/19/11 Nashville clerk sentenced for theft

SUMMARY: Thefts from village coffers started as "a little bit here, a little bit there" A woman convicted of stealing $17,000 while employed as the Nashville Village clerk started off by taking small amounts, her attorney said Wednesday May 18. Donna Barnes, 52, 131 S. Monroe Street, Nashville, was sentenced Wednesday to restitution and 365 days in jail by Holmes County Common Pleas Judge Robert...

5/19/11 Wooster woman gets prison for illegal prescription drug sale

SUMMARY: Judge says allegations she gave away meds while in jail led to prison sentence A Wooster woman who said she fears the drug culture in prison will get to see it first hand after allegedly giving her medication to a fellow inmate at the Holmes County Jail. Amy Schneider, 31, 5863 Ely Road, was sentenced Thursday May 19 in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to 12 months in prison on one...