Wooster residents urged to invest in education
In this Letter to the Editor, Paul Seling of Wooster encourages residents to support the upcoming bond issue.
Finance director goes over Wooster's first-quarter report
The City of Wooster has closed its book on the first three months of 2025.
County health department releases 2024 annual report
The Tuscarawas County Health Department has released its 2024 annual report.
Strasburg places $10 million bond issue on ballot
Voters in the village of Strasburg and Franklin Township will decide on Issue 11, a $10 million, 3.6-mill, 30-year bond issue on May 6.
Philharmonic summer performing arts camp brings student musicians together
This year’s Tuscarawas Philharmonic Summer Performing Arts Camp will be at Dover High School, with a special session just for strings a week earlier at Walsh University.
Strasburg BOE hires new elementary school principal
The Strasburg Board of Education approved a two-year contract for Katie Miller as elementary principal during its April 16 meeting.
Art on the Alley returns May 4 for eighth season
Art on the Alley is set to return for its eighth season.
Strasburg names new police chief
Law Director Terry Seeberger administered the oath of office to Randall “Randy” Haugh Jr., who was named police chief during the April 15 council meeting. Haugh’s starting pay will be $32.10 per hour and will increase to $34.10 per hour following a six-month probationary period. He is expected to begin duties around April 28. Haugh has served as Bolivar police chief for the past 18...
Kindly do not give your information to scammers
In my last column, I was feeling fairly intelligent but in less than a week, I’m feeling fairly stupid. I’m the person who likes to keep up with current scams, I don’t answer the phone unless I know who is calling, and I’m not friending any of those men on social media who are fascinated by my posts. Unfortunately, scammers have come up with a new way to gain your trust and I...
Rainbow Connection unveils grant-funded welcome mural
The new welcome mural at Rainbow Connection was funded in large part by a Tuscarawas Arts Partnership Support Grant.