Byesville News

Due to installation of sewer lines in the village, the Buffalo Memorial Day parade is cancelled.

Cathy Spragg and Mary Lou Cox, of Beckett House at New Concord, have been chosen Employee of the Month for March and April, respectively, according to Lori Erwine, Beckett House's Administrator.

A poem written by Barbara Hayes has been printed in a Dublin, Ireland publication.

Granville Township has taken action to prevent possible violations of two agreements in which it paid landowners in exchange for a guarantee their land would stay undeveloped.

Caller advised his personal property is still on the bus. Cambridge police notified.

Spots for vendors are still available in Byesville for the farmers market, slated to get under way the first week of June.

The Guernsey County Sheriff's Office is investigating a pair of unrelated theft incidents reported in the Byesville area during a span of less than 24 hours from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning.

On May 11, Copers Cancer Support Group and Southeastern Med Relay For Life team locked local cancer survivors and community members in a cage to raise money for the Guernsey County Relay For Life.

The Senecaville Richland High School Class of 1949 included a couple folks noteworthy to The Daily Jeffersonian City Reporter Dan Davis.

Guernsey County Veterans Service Commission's regular monthly business meeting for May will be 10 a.m. May 21 at the VSC office, 627 Wheeling Ave., Suite 102, Cambridge.

John Haberfield of Byesville and Colleen McDermott of Reynoldsburg announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their son, Gregory Haberfield, to Angela Delbrugge, both of St.

Steve and Diane Box of Byesville announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Emily Box, to Jordan Browning.

A youth yard sale at Stop Nine Church of Christ will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, May 4 and Saturday, May 5 at the church's Youth and Family Center, 60312 Southgate Road, in Byesville.

For recent job postings in the area, including those for Leyshon Miller Industries, visit theonestop.org, where job postings and links for resources in Coshocton, Guernsey, Licking and Muskingum counties are available.

A Guernsey County manufacturing company announced today it is expanding its facilities and adding up to 60 new jobs to the local economy -- and it's already hiring local residents for several of these positions, ranging from machinists to assemblers.