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Sheriff’s Report, 08/15/10

Obstructed roadway reported on SR 83, Prairie Township. Reports taken of a fight on Main St., Glenmont, theft on US 62, Paint Township, on TR 457, Washington Township, and on SR 39, Monroe Township, and a disturbance on CR 189, Salt Creek Township. Advice given on report of juvenile problems on Railroad St., Killbuck. Criminal damaging reported on CR 23, Knox Township. Report taken of a two...

Never alone

I have two younger sisters, so I grew up sharing bedrooms, bathrooms, clothes (grudgingly), jewelry, accessories, friends, and just about everything else you can imagine. Because of this, I am usually able to adapt to other peoples' likes and dislikes - temporarily, at least. My husband, Gary, is the same way, as he grew up the youngest of three boys. I think that having siblings is a great way...

A Posey Project

As I write this post, I'm looking out the window of our hotel room and I'm thankful for this sunny day and the flowers that are still in bloom. The realization hits me that it is now the middle of August and summer is racing towards its end. Soon we'll be welcoming the season of pumpkins, harvest, and unfortunately, the end of some lovely posies.These beauties provide the color and the life that...

Letting Go

I watched her get on the bus, that foggy morning fourteen years ago, her backpack filled with crayons, Kleenex boxes, and glue sticks. The yawning door of the big yellow monster seemed to swallow her whole. I saw her head bobbing down the aisle, and finally choose a seat. Her tiny face looked out the window to find mine, and I waved and watched her grow smaller as the bus disappeared up the road...

From any angle, August is golden

These are what I call August’s golden days. If I only referenced orangey sunrises and the hazy, citrus sunsets, that moniker would apply. August is so much more than lovely solar appearances and disappearances. It is always full of golden moments that make golden memories. I realize my reflections are provincial. In a world full of disease, disaster, dismay and hostilities, not all would share...

Waltman, Molnar named 2010 Holmes County Fair King and Queen

Crowns, sashes and ribbons, oh my! Royalty has a new name in Holmes County this year and it’s Waltman and Molnar. “I was very surprised because there was some pretty touch competition,” said Aaron Waltman, 2010 Holmes County Fair King. “All four of us guys I thought had an equal chance and the same with the girls, so I knew this would be a tough year to win and I’m glad I was able to do...

The Saint Jimmies Band to rock out in Killbuck

Like many bigger-name bands, when they are first formed, new groups are usually quite small and work their way up to success. That story is true for one Holmes County rock band. Seven years ago, The Saint Jimmies Band was formed in a band member’s basement and today, the band performs at many local venues throughout the year. Fans can rock out with the band as they plan to perform at the...

Talented trio to perform at Hospice benefit concert

On August 31, three talented Wooster High School alumni will team up for A Celebration of Music and Poetry in the Wayne Center for the Arts auditorium. Throughout the evening, Karen (Bricker) Euga of Wooster, Julia Tanner of Nashville, TN and Mark Hersman of Mansfield will perform piano and cello music and poetry readings. Admission is free. All donations will benefit Hospice & Palliative...

Biking for a Cure

Barb Knapic of Wooster is gearing up to ride for cancer research on August 21. She will take part in the second annual Pelotonia charity bike tour in Columbus. The purpose of the event is to raise funds for the The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. These funds will go toward a new fellowship program, idea grants and new...

Smiles in every barn at the Holmes County Fair

It really didn't matter which animal barn you visited at the Holmes County Fair last week. The youngsters' faces and names changed, and the animals differed, but the results were the same. Smiles were all around, and this was before judging, before the market sales.The fair was in progress, and that's all these dedicated 4-Hers cared about. They had worked for months to prepare for the county...