NEWS ARCHIVE
- Edwards Steps Away from Twin City Chamber after Two Decades
- Medical Professionals Express Heartbreak, Pain Brought by Pandemic
- Name Released from Coshocton, Tuscarawas County Pursuit
- Warwick Lions Club Hosts Blood Drive
- Phase One to Begin on Waterworks Hill Road
- Dover to Look into Street Paving Expansion
- Two in Custody Following Coshocton, Tuscarawas County Pursuit
- Area Bands on Display at Tusc County Fair
- Dover to Implement ‘Temporary’ Mask Mandate
- Local Programs Launches to Educate, Vaccinate Residents
- New Royalty Reigns Over Tusc County Fair
- State Route 258 Road Closures
- Fair Board Basket Auction Brings in Over $7,000
- Junior Fair Market Shows Get Underway
- Crash Causes Extensive Damage to Vehicles and Garage
- Zoar Hosts Reenactment Saturday and Sunday
- Fatal Crash on US 36
- Women Asked to Not Forego Cancer Screenings
- Growth Seen in Tusc County via Census
- Brown Advocating for Key Ingredients for Medicines Stockpile
- Over Half Dozen Mosquito Pools with West Nile
- Union Hospitals Experiencing COVID Strain
- Tusc JFS Called in After Structure Fire
- Stolen Vehicle, Wanted Individuals Found in Gnaden
- United Way’s 79th Campaign Starts
- Dredging to Occur at Tuscora Park Pond, Lagoon
- Field of Freedom: Community Unity Celebration
- Wednesday, September 15th – Tusc Talks w/ Dr. Cody Turner - Part 1
- Wednesday, September 8th – Tusc Talks about the 9-11 Anniversary - Part 2
- Mask Mandate Extended to County Commissioners
- Ohio Children’s Hospitals Asking for Required Masks in Schools
- Traffic Concerns Noted with New Hotel Coming
- New Visitation Guidelines at Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital
- Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Taste of Pro Football, Hunger Action Month
- Dover Council Overrides Mayor Vetoes
- Bridges to Wellness Provides Update
- Cause of Beach City Blaze Undetermined
- Tusc County Courts Enact Mask Mandates
- Dover Fire Looking to Extend Township Contract
- Historic Zoar Village Civil War Reenactment
- Brief Pursuit Follows Stolen Vehicle Call
- Dover to Trigger Tornado Sirens for 9/11, Pearl Harbor Victims
- Local VFW Plans September 11th Tribute
- Dennison Plans Mosquito Spraying
- Dennison Paving to Start at End of Month
- TCHD Hoping to Convince More to Follow Mask Recommendations
- Dover Fire Recognizes New Hires, Promotions
- Leesville, Piedmont Lakes Added to Hydrogen Sulfide List
- Dover, Mayor Argue Vetoes, Dover Chemical Power Rates
- New Grants for Police-Worn Body Cameras
- Holiday Fatality Report from Highway Patrol
- Mosquito Activity Ramps Up in Tuscarawas
- Civil War Exhibit Coming to Historic Zoar Village
- Wednesday, September 1st – Tusc Talks about the 9-11 Anniversary - Part 1
- Ohio Boosts Funding for Domestic-Violence Survivors
- Warrant Results in Drug Seizure, Arrests
- Keep Grilling, Fires Safe on Labor Day
- What Raising Minimum Wage Means for Small Businesses
- Body Recovered from Charles Mill Lake
- Traffic Delays Outside Millersburg Next Week
- Dollars Awarded to Ohio Manufacturing Extension
- NFL Legend Jerry Rice Visits Newcomerstown
- OSP Increasing Focus on Impaired Driving for Labor Day
- Ohio’s COVID Trends Worsening, Most New Cases Since January
- OSU Extension Warns About Fall Armyworms
- TUFF Makes Move to New Location Official
- Local Author Featured for One Book, One Community
- Ohio Pays Off Unemployment Loan
- Safe Driving Billboard Contest Returns
- September Brings Teen Tuesdays at Dover Library
- Dover to Welcome Hunter Armstrong for End of Summer Celebration
- New Tusc United Way Fundraising Event
- Senator Notes Need for More Infrastructure
- Ohio EMS Offers Pedestrian Safety Reminder
- Hydrogen Sulfide Levels Measured at Tappan Lake
- Ohio Hoping to Raise Veteran Spirits, Address Mental Health Amid Current Events
- Dover Council Hears Statement from Mayor's Wife
- Dover Joins Interactive Budget Website
- Ohio’s Hunting Seasons to Return Soon
- Weather Permitting Mosquito Spraying Set
- Uhrichsville Officials to Hear Stray Cat Plan
- Work Upcoming for U.S. 22
- Miss Clayland Applications Open
- Twin City Chamber Golf Scramble
- HOPE Sunday Returns to Area Churches
- Two Shooting Victims Receive Hospital Treatment
- Uhrichsville Paving Kicks Off
- Safety Implemented Around Quaker Stadium, Wabash Avenue, Lakeview Drive
- Two Country Artist Announced by PAC
- Over 40 Local Nonprofits Awarded with Grants
- Back to School Healthy Eating Tips
- Local Fund Gifts Grant to BBBS
- Annual Jack Marsh Golf Outing
- Safe Communities Kicks Off Drive Sober Campaign
- Food Pantry to Return to Drive-Thru Format
- New Phila Asking for More Crossing Guards
- Body Found, Identified in Coshocton County
- Electric Customers Asked to Conserve Electricity
- Franklin Declines to Take Plea Deal
- With Numbers Up, Victims Advocate a Priority
- Write-In Candidates Approved
- New Phila Council Rejects Stadium Lease Counteroffer
- Hydrogen Sulfide Concern in Clendening
- Alcohol Factor in Pedestrian Accident
- Grants Enable Fire Equipment Purchases
- Coshocton Handles Saturday Rollover Accident
- Health Portal Program Available for Claymont Families
- Ohio Researchers Bring Social-Work Lens to Farming
- Early Morning Fatality on I-77
- Water Park Staff, Community Member Recognized for Saving Life
- New Chief Financial Officer for MWCD
- TCHD Clears Up Third Dose, Booster Vaccine Questions
- Campaign Focuses in on Underage Drinking
- Project Dawn Silhouettes to Return
- Petitions Certified for November Ballot
- Claymont to Hold Stadium Dedication, Open House
- School Bus Safety Paramount as Kids Return to Class
- Armstrong to Speak at Dover Summer Celebration
- Tusc County Preparing for 'Full' Fair in 2021
- Time Waiver Granted in Gross Sexual Imposition Case
- School Year Being Threatened by Delta Variant
- Sentencing Set After Guilty Plea Entered
- Dover Light Plant Generator Fire Findings from Fairbanks-Morris
- Trojans Back in Class on August 23rd
- PulsePoint Officially Unveiled for Tuscarawas County
- Mosquito Spraying Slated in New Phila’s SE, SW Sections
- Lautenschleger Shares Appalachian Leadership Experience
- New Date for Tusc Sheriff’s Demo at Park Place
- Claymont Nears Completion of Stadium Project, Returns to Class Thursday
- Juveniles in Custody Following Escape, Pursuit
- New Hires, Updated Curriculum as NCT Returns to Class
- Population Number Up in Tuscarawas County
- 86% Onboard in Ohio Opioid Litigation
- Uhrichsville Joins OneOhio Opioid Settlement
- Garaway Upgrades District, Ready for Students and Staff
- Masks Now Required at Performing Arts Center
- New Phila Dollar Tree Closed Due to Smoke
- Heat Advisory, Severe Weather Outlook Remains for Thursday
- Strasburg Back to Class Soon
- Man Arrested in Coshocton Related to Two Murders
- Gnaden Library Turning to Public for New Logo
- Suppression Hearing Continues in NP Shooting Case
- Judge Makes Ruling in Sexual Imposition Case
- NP Mayor Talks Tuscora Parks Rides, More Citations for Local Business
- Indian Valley Students Return to Class
- 20-Year-Old Sentenced for Failure to Comply
- Paving, Project Updates in City of New Philadelphia
- New Phila Council Passes Ordinance for Opioid Settlement
- Competency Evaluation Complete for Emanuel
- Dover to Move Forward with Opioid Settlement
- New Phila Gearing Up for Next School Year
- Large Amount of Suspected Narcotics, Cash Recovered Following Foot Pursuit
- Union Hospital Health Screenings Return
- Tuscarawas on COVID “Substantial” Transmission List
- Dover Gears up for Return to School with New Superintendent
- Election Petitions Being Certified in Tuscarawas County
- RTY Summer Showcase Singer this Sunday
- Governor Mike DeWine Gives COVID-19 Update
- Wanted Tusc County Man Arrested in North Carolina
- No Injuries After Recycle Pile Ignites
- Drug Activity Complaint Leads to Four Arrests
- West Nile Present in Tusc County Test Pool
- Sales Tax Holiday Back This Weekend
- Sugarcreek to Unveil Clayton Weller Portrait
- Unconscious Person Calls Leads to Potential Assault Charge
- Dover Community Celebrates Hunter Armstrong
- Clay Reconstruction Released for Stark County John Doe
- Community Turns Out to See Indian Valley Stadium
- Wednesday, August 4th – Tusc Talks w/ Tuscarawas United Way - Part 1
- Dover Recognizes Retired Captain Bryan German
- Residents Invited to Bolivar Towpath Trail Ribbon Cutting
- Driver Dies of Injuries from July 16th Crash
- Subcontractor Killed in Industrial Accident
- Uhrichsville’s K9 Onyx Alerts on Vehicle
- Areas of Strasburg Under Boil Alert
- Dover Still Has Questions, Mayor Issues Statement
- Operation Christmas Child Boasts NCT Church Efforts
- Dennison Street Sweeping this Week
- Awareness, Acknowledgment for Child Support Month
- Detour Posted for University Drive
- More Rabies Baiting Soon
- Dennison Fire Department Accepting School Supply Donations
- Early Intervention Services Available
- Historic Marker Placed at Zoar Hotel
- Construction, Paving Update in New Phila
- Upcoming Road Closure in Holmes County
- Kiwanis, Rotary Partnership Help Residents Build Health Profile
- Center for the Arts Among Those Awarded Funding
- Spraying for Mosquitos in Mill Township
- McCormick Recalls Three Seasonings
- Serious Injuries After Jet Ski Collision
- Wednesday, July 28th – Tusc Talks w/ Hunter Armstrong Reflecting on Olympic Journey
- Armstrong Reflects on Olympic Journey, Strives for Return
- Tuscarawas Farmers Market Asks for Patron Help for National Recognition
- Back to School Party at New Towne Mall
- Homeowners Not Home When Fire Breaks Out
- Land to be Signed Over to New Philadelphia
- Upcoming Zoar Antique and Artisan Show
- Tusc United Way Looking to “Stuff the Bus”
- New Assistant Superintendent Named at New Philadelphia
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