Lore City News

CAMBRIDGE - A Missouri man who was ejected from his motorcycle after colliding with a vehicle on Thursday died.

There was a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday to mark the opening of the Great Guernsey Trail, which now runs from the east side of Cambridge to Lore City.

George Tolbert points down a portion of the a oeRails to Trailsa recreation trail east of Cambridge as son Jeremy Tolbert looks on.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland recounted how he and his six siblings took care of their elderly father after he suffered a stroke.

Two area residents will be recognized during the combined 2009 Elder Caregiving Award and Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame reception and ceremony on Tuesday, May 26 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at Capitol Theatre, Verne Riffe Center, Columbus.

Head Start student from Lore City and Byesville gathered at Byesville Village Park Thursday to compete in the fifth annual Box Car Derby Race.

Twenty-five graduating seniors at Guernsey County high schools were recently named recipients of the 2009 G.D. Agnew Foundation Scholarships.

Wills Township trustees discussed formation of a zoning commission when they met in regular session May 11 at the township building.

After third reading and with a minor addition, Village Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance to control animal nuisances.

Participants of the Little Buckaroo contest stand with their awards after being judged on cowboy/cowgirl attire during the Hopalong Cassidy Reunion at the Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center Saturday.

I would like to convey my support for the proposed Templar Tactical Training Facility.

Two Lore City area motorists remained in "fair" condition today at Southeastern Med as the result of injuries they sustained in a two-vehicle accident Wednesday afternoon on Route 285.

Residents of a rural Guernsey County subdivision can sleep easier knowing they will not be sharing their backyards with a proposed first- responder training center and firing range.

The Cambridge Parks Department Easter Egg Hunt will be held April 11 at Don Coss Stadium.

Three of the five members of Lore City Village Council who were present at council's meeting Wednesday evening signed a resolution in support of the proposed tactical training facility.

A private law enforcement training facility proposed in a rural community just miles from two interstates would attract police from several states, said two former private security contractors who worked in Iraq.

Two former military contractors say the private law enforcement training facility they plan to build in Guernsey county would attract police from across Ohio, as well as surrounding states.

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Residents of a quiet subdivision near Lore City are trying to stop construction of a major police and military training center next door.

Firefighters are searching for the cause of a blaze Monday morning that heavily damaged an Indian Lake Road residence approximately 14 months after a house at that same address was destroyed by fire.