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Business as usual at Walmart

If there are strange things happening at the Millersburg Walmart, store management and local law enforcement officials haven’t heard much about them. An e-mail has been circulating about three suspicious men at the store one night. In the e-mail, one man closely follows a woman around the store, and at the exit, there are two other men, in uniforms for a company that doesn’t exist. As the woman...

Salvation Army red kettles return to Holmes County

The red kettles are in place again this year for donations to the Holmes County Salvation Army. Kettle locations are Millersburg Walmart, Rodhe’s and True Value Hardware. Donations can be mailed to Holmes County Salvation Army Service Unit, c/o REA and Associates, 212 N. Washington St. Millersburg 44654. Note that 100 percent of these donations stay in Holmes County and everyone connected to...

Support Red Cross with a new license plate

The American Red Cross is pleased to announce the new American Red Cross specialty Ohio license plate. In cooperation with Ohio state officials, the American Red Cross is now able to “drive home” the importance of disaster readiness and response everywhere we go with the new Proud Supporter of the American Red Cross Ohio license plate. The funds raised from the plate will help the American...

County farm bureaus receive awards

The exceptional work of county farm bureau volunteers was recognized during the County Achievement Awards program during the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF) annual meeting, Dec. 1-3 in Columbus. County programming in communications, food and animal issues, organization and public policy were judged by member-volunteers. Winners of the President’s Award were Hancock County Farm Bureau and...
Cookie Tour of Inns put the spice of life in holiday season

Cookie Tour of Inns put the spice of life in holiday season

Anyone wandering around Amish Country on Dec. 5 and 6 may have caught a glimpse of plenty of bright orange color. No, it wasn’t the fluorescent orange of a deer hunter’s vest, but rather the tickets patrons toted with them as they participated in an event which continues to blossom into a trademark of Amish Country hospitality. The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau and the...

ODOT seeks comments on SR 83 bridge replacement

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) District 11 is proposing the replacement of an existing bridge on SR 83 over Salt Creek, just north of Holmesville in Prairie Township, Holmes County. The bridge was built in 1928 and will be replaced with a three-span continuous reinforced concrete slab structure on capped piles. Traffic will be maintained during construction, utilizing part-width...
Questel’s Pick of the Week

Questel’s Pick of the Week

Claire Ballard made her opening debut a memorable one. The Wooster sophomore poured in more than half of her team’s points in a 49-44 victory over Cloverleaf, scoring 26 points. Ballard was 10-of-11 from the field, hitting both of her 3-point tries, in the Generals’ opening game of the season.

Matthew sees ‘promise’ in Generals’ swim debut

It wasn’t the sweep of years past, but that wasn’t what Wooster High girls swim coach Chris Matthew was focused on during competition Saturday, Dec. 4. Canfield won the quadrangular meet with 169 points to get by Wooster (160) and Youngstown Boardman (141), with Warren Harding (54) bringing up the rear in Wooster’s opening night of action at Youngstown State University’s pool. Wooster won...
Generals make opening statement with pair of wins

Generals make opening statement with pair of wins

It may be early, but the Wooster High girls basketball team has made an early statement. Two, actually, pointing to a pair of early wins to jump out to a 2-0 start on the campaign. Wooster, 10-10 a year ago, knocked off a veteran Cloverleaf team 49-44 in its season opener and then routed Medina Highland in Game 2, gaining a measure of revenge for last season’s sectional loss with a 69-44...

Generals win; lose LaLonde in season opener against Cloverleaf

For 32 minutes, Craig Martin was pleased with what he saw in the Wooster boy’s opening-night win at Cloverleaf. The immediate seconds following the Generals’ triumph were another story. As the clock wound down to zero, Wooster senior Alex LaLonde picked up a long rebound and raced to the Cloverleaf basket with pursuers close behind. LaLonde hammered home his 24th point of the game as time...