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Newark scholarship program takes in $7.1 million in 20 years, helps area kids
In 2011, more than $213,000 was awarded in last-dollar grants to 213 students and more than $221,000 was spent on programming throughout the school system.
6 hrs ago | Newark Advocate
6 hrs ago | Newark Advocate
Bond set at $100,000 for robbery suspect
A Columbus man accused of robbing a Newark drive-through was arrested at basketball courts adjacent to the Licking County jail, where he is incarcerated.
Newark couple shows off antique bicycle
Paul and Lena Mae Weekly, of Newark, stand with their restored 1892 bicycle built for two, which is on display in the lobby of the Licking County Administration Building, 20 S. Second St., Newark.
Newark man in good condition after Ohio 586 rollover crash
James E. Richards, 19, was driving north about 8 p.m. when he veered off the right side of the road, said Sgt.
Newark's Hollander Pool reopens Saturday
In her first trip to the state track meet, Heath's Katie White was so nervous that it was... Newark Mayor Jeff Hall, left, and Ed Bohren, executive director of the Licking County Family YMCA, discuss improvements at Hollander Pool on Wednesday during a party to celebrate the pool's reopening.
Surrey Drive to close Friday for gas main work
With 4,500 types of trees, Newark's Dawes Arboretum is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat buffet... NEWARK- Because of the replacement of a natural gas main running along Country Club Drive in Newark, the Energy Cooperative has announced the closure of Surrey Drive on Friday, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Granville Street to close for two months for sewer project
Granville Street will be closed between Wright and North 21st streets through Aug.
Newark man sentenced to 5 years for drug activity
A Newark man was sentenced to five years in prison for participating in what the prosecution called a large-scale drug operation.
2 Newark men sentenced for separate meth offenses
A Newark man was sentenced to four years in prison for making methamphetamine in a one-pot cook at a Heath apartment while children lived nearby.
Granville Township acts to prevent open-space violations
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.
Fellowship, Strawn Center combine to offer adult day care service
The Granville Fellowship and the Carol Strawn Center in Newark, a United Way Partner Agency, have joined forces to provide a new adult day care service.
Newark residents want traffic solutions
Residents of Wright Street, next to Newark High School, and Willowood and Beechwood roads, off Granville Road, want less traffic and improved safety on their streets.
Woman released after Saturday rollover crash
A woman injured in a Saturday crash on Laurel Hill Road was treated and released from Licking Memorial Hospital.
Reward offered for information about apartment burglary
Licking County Crime Stoppers is offering up to $1,000 for information about electronics stolen from a Newark apartment.
Increasing deer population an issue across Ohio
With 4,500 types of trees, Dawes Arboretum in Licking County is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat... Dawes Arboretum director of horticulture Mike Ecker shows how workers have put up wire to keep deer from scraping against trees Wednesday at the arboretum in Newark.
Parade, ceremony mark annual Memorial Day celebration
Brenden Rice, 10, wearing World War II Army fatigues, talks to members of the Marine Corps League on Monday after the Memorial Day Parade and Observance in Newark.
Local organization seeking funds for D-Day Memorial
To make a donation, call Wade Wetzel, of Woodmen of the World, at 344-6975 or go to the local office at 692 W. Church St., Newark.
Area cattleman has variety of uses for Texas Longhorn cattle
Ed Callan pets Spur of the Moment, a Texas Longhorn steer, Thursday at Callan Cattle Co.
Rental registration committee seeking feedback from renters
FYI: The committee meets on the first and third Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at the council chambers.