Warsaw News

The Coshocton County Sheriff's Office and Ohio Highway Patrol will conduct a checkpoint in Coshocton today looking for impaired drivers.

Erika Massie, mentor volunteer, leans to the left to see whether Kiersten Davis', 8, ball knocked down pins at Coshocton Bowling Center during activity night for the Mentoring Center's bigs and littles.

The Guernsey County Fatherhood Initiative and Kennonsburg United Methodist Church are sponsoring local events throughout the month of June, including numerous showings of the movie "Courageous," a 5K and a Resolution Walk.

At 2:30 p.m., Pauline Craycraft, 18, of Warsaw, lost control of her Dodge Ram pickup truck and overcorrected, which caused the truck to roll, landing on its tires, half on the road and half over an embankment, according to the Coshocton County Sheriff's Office.

With 4,500 types of trees, Dawes Arboretum in Licking County is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat... Ret.

Doctors at Grant Medical Center are testing to see if the way to a woman's heart is through her wrist, 10TV's Andrea Cambern reported Monday.

Scot Bruce and Mike Albert are teaming up to bring a tribute to the King of Rock and Roll... Dick Mullet, of Mullet Apairies, places a cap on a bottle of raw honey, which he will label and sell at Local Bounty and area farmers markets.

Scot Bruce and Mike Albert are teaming up to bring a tribute to the King of Rock and Roll... Ada Rose puts leashes on her rescue dogs for a walk Thursday morning around her Warsaw home.

It isn't just at the end of a long drive that the sight of lovely Savannah is a welcome one.

President Barack Obama made a smart and gutsy move a year ago this week when he sent two U.S. Accidents May 8 Vehicle struck a deer on Ohio 541 near County Road 54.

It isn't just at the end of a long drive that the sight of lovely Savannah is a welcome one.

It isn't just at the end of a long drive that the sight of lovely Savannah is a welcome one.

Caylynn Lament, 6, kicks balloons at the international fair's Argentina station Saturday during the Black Bear Fest at River View High School.

Third- and fourth-grade Sacred Heart School students enjoy a lunch on the courtsquare during 2011's Dogwood Festival boxed lunch.

Jessica Jacops and her mother, Jayne, of West Lafayette, read a portion of the Bible during the His World to the Word Bible reading Thursday at the Coshocton Courtsquare as part of the National Day of Prayer.