6/9/11 Millersburg man pleads to marijuana trafficking charges
A Millersburg man is facing up to 36 months in prison after pleading Thursday June 9 to drug trafficking charges. David C. Custer, 21, 283 N. Grant Street, pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to three counts of trafficking in marijuana, fifth degree felonies that each carry up to 12 months in prison. The charges stem from September 2010 and January 2011. According to Assistant...6/9/11 Mother, son plea to drug trafficking charges
SUMMARY: Mother sold prescribed anti-anxeity drug A Fredericksburg mother and her son who sold her medication as well as other illegal drugs pleaded Wednesday June 8 to drug trafficking charges. Brenda A. May, 50, 9272 County Road 192, pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to one count of trafficking in a schedule IV drug within the vicinity of a school. Her son, Joshua K. May, 28,...
Teen coordinates 5K fundraiser to help others find access to clean water
Summary: Local teen, Preston Goodie is raising money for an organization that helps developing nations find access to safe, clean drinking water. She has coordinated a 5K, 2 mile walk and community breakfast to be help August 13 at New Philadelphia. She invites everyone to participate and help her reach a goal of raising $5000. Charity: water is a non-profit organization bringing clean water to...
Good luck, Bad luck playing in Cooperstown for the Knighthawks
It’s either good luck – I’m the last to get itBad luck – I’m the firstWhen it’s good, ain’t nothin’ betterWhen it’s bad, ain’t nothin’ worseThose are some of the lyrics from Lynyrd Skynyrd’s 1994 song Good Luck, Bad Luck, off the Endangered Species album, and while the circumstances weren’t nearly as dire as those described in Skynyrd’s refrain, bad luck is the only...
Innovatively alleviating homelessness
Though there are just over a handful of homeless persons living in Tent City, which is a piece of tent-filled land off of Madison Avenue in Wooster, it still has community members and organizations alike scrambling to provide safety and shelter for the increasing number of homeless persons residing in Wooster.They are desperately trying to solve the problem because it stretches far beyond the...
Ministry to keep on truckin at Mt. Hope truck show and benefit auction, June 18
Transport For Christ (TFC), a non-denominational, nonprofit ministry for the truck driver and trucking industry, will hold its 20th annual Ohio Transport For Christ Truck Show and Benefit Auction on Saturday, June 18, beginning at 7 a.m. The truck show and benefit auction will take place at Wayne Dalton Door in Mt. Hope. The events proceeds will provide financial support for continued ministry...