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HCPC debates before committing to Millersburg's July Fourth celebration

While many people will be looking forward to a spirited July 4th celebration this Independence Day, it was July 3 which was on the top of the discussion list for the Holmes County Prevention Coalition (HCPC) members this past Thursday, May 27, at the Holmes County District Public Library's main branch.That is the day of the Historic Downtown Millersburg July 4th celebration, which will feature...

Hair today, oil spill gone tomorrow

Something simple as hair can help stop a disaster. Human and pet hair are being used in the catastrophic Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the largest in history. A Millersburg hair salon is doing its part to help. Tammy Shaffer, Beth Schonauer and their team of stylists from S&S Mane Attraction in Millersburg are collecting and saving any hair they trim, cut, or shave off their customers for a great...

Dutch Valley Days to include strawberry dessert contest

Last September, Dutch Valley Gifts and Furniture held a homemade cheesecake contest during their annual Fall Festival. More than 21 individuals participated, proving that baking contests were something worth having during the celebratory weekend. And on Saturday, June 19, Dutch Valley will host yet another contest worth entering – the Dutch Valley Days strawberry dessert contest."In the fall,...

Auditor’s office looking for delinquent dog owners

The Holmes County Auditor’s office sent out letters the first week of June to dog owners that did not purchase 2010 tags. If you overlooked buying a 2010 dog license, you can obtain them at the auditor’s office or at the Holmes County Dog Pound. The fee is $28 per dog, which includes the late penalty. If you no longer have a dog, contact the auditor’s office so they can remove your name from...

County honors World War II, Korean War veterans Framed photos to become part of courthouse decor

Memorial Day has always been set aside to honor the men and women who have served the nation faithfully in peace and at war. Some have returned home following their tour of duty, while others paid the ultimate price in giving their lives. But whether the veterans have long since passed away or are still alive to celebrate the day, Jason Brooks, director of the Holmes County Veterans Service...

Berry good time in Dalton, June 12

The oompah sounds of Old World polkas and waltzes will be featured at the Dalton Community Historical Society’s annual strawberry festival on June 12.The Al Zimmerman Combo, well-known for polka sounds and World War II standards throughout Northeast Ohio, will entertain the crowd. Musicians within the group have been playing for 50 years.The menu for the strawberry festival includes sloppy joe...

Where Christ is Central

That is more than a slogan for Central Christian School. It is a truth woven into the fabric of the institution, from its foundation in the Mennonite Church, to the far-reaching accomplishments of its students and alumni.As a parent of two students at Central, I cannot say enough about its Christ-centered culture. It is such a blessing to know that your children are immersed daily in an...

New Phila native Joshua O'Farrell sworn in to Ohio House

The Ohio House Democratic Caucus has announced the appointment of Joshua O’Farrell to fill the position of state representative for the 96th House District. O’Farrell, son of Mary and Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Judge Edward O’Farrell, is a native of New Philadelphia.“Josh is an impressive young man with a clear dedication to public service,” Ohio House Speaker Armond Budish said...

Apple Creek Silver blanks Norwayne

Apple Creek Silver got a three-hit shutout from a trio of pitchers in blanking Norwayne 3-0, in Hot Stove Silver Division action Wednesday, June 2.Eric Kachline, Dillan Galehouse and Mathew Chrapowicki combined to throw zeroes at Norwayne. Kachline picked up the win and Chrapowicki the save.At the plate for Apple Creek, Chrapowicki had a triple. Riley Stevens, Logan King and Brandon Sheets each...

James' choice will make him King or Pariah in Ohio

Will he stay or will he go?You know whom I’m talking about.Even casual sports fans, especially those in Northeast Ohio, are involved in the LeBron Watch, the LeBron Countdown or whatever one wants to call it.Will LeBron James remain a Cleveland Cavalier? Will he remain near his homeboys and hometown of Akron? Does he want to become the biggest pariah in Cleveland sports, surpassing the King of...