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More Measles Cases Confirmed in Tuscarawas County

More Measles Cases Confirmed in Tuscarawas County

The number of confirmed measles cases involving Tuscarawas County residents is now up to eight, according to the Tuscarawas County Health Department. The latest count was released as of 3:30 yesterday afternoon. Health officials previously said the cases were linked...
Tuscarawas County Sheriff Promotes Reverse 911

Tuscarawas County Sheriff Promotes Reverse 911

Tuscarawas County Sheriff Orvis Campbell is promoting the benefits of the county sheriff’s office app and its Reverse 911 feature.  He says the system proved valuable during last month’s standoff in Midvale. Dispatchers used Reverse 911 to send emergency...
Tuscarawas County Health Officials Confirm Third Local Measles Case

Tuscarawas County Health Officials Confirm Third Local Measles Case

Two more measles cases have been confirmed in Tuscarawas County, bringing the county’s total to three in less than a week. The Tuscarawas County Health Department reported the second case Tuesday afternoon, followed a short time later by confirmation of a third case....
Council Agrees to Leasing Agreement for New Service Garage Location

Council Agrees to Leasing Agreement for New Service Garage Location

The City of Uhrichsville council accepts a property leasing contract. A special Thursday meeting discussed the location at Romig and Trenton Avenue as the new home for the service garage. Council unanimously approved the leasing contract for 121 and 125 S. Romig...
New Philadelphia Health Department Spraying for Mosquitoes

New Philadelphia Health Department Spraying for Mosquitoes

New Philadelphia Health Department officials are continuing the fight against mosquitoes on Tuesday, August 4th. Health Commissioner Nicole Bache says the city uses its mosquito trap surveillance program to determine where spraying is needed. In addition to that...
TuscBDD Superintendent Remembered

TuscBDD Superintendent Remembered

The community will gather this week to remember Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities Superintendent  Nate Kamban, died last week after a battle with cancer. He was 39.  Family and friends are invited to celebrate Kamban’s life Thursday from 3 to 6...