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Pet odors linger on Hickory Flats Drive
It's been more than two years since the Coshocton County General Health District began receiving complaints about odors coming from a residence near West Lafayette.
West Lafayette pool to permanently close
After officials spent more than two years exploring repair and replacement options, the West Lafayette swimming pool will permanently close.
Coshocton woman still ponders long-lost husband's unknown fate
Beverly Herd holds a letter from Army Sgt. Edward Penn written in 1950 in Korea.
Memorial Day service honors Raymond Border, other Ohioans
Craig Border and Julie Border wipe tears Friday after Raymond Border's name was announced at a Memorial Day service in Columbus.
Tionna Prince fundraisers start today
A bake sale will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Saturday at her home, 108 W. Main St., West Lafayette.
Village merchants encourage street performers to entertain tourists
For information about street performances in Dresden, contact Krysten Smart, of The Charm of Dresden, at 754-1525, or ksmart@charmof DRESDEN -- Street performers are a noted attraction in the New Orleans French Quarter, and a couple of Dresden merchants want to bring that added value to the area for visiting tourists.
Jagged Edge prepares for debuts
Jagged Edge members Lorin Reyzek, left, Eric Hahn, Jamie Shamel, Frank Pettibone and Don Myers have been playing music for decades, but they will have their debut as a classic rock group Friday in Newark.
Women come together for National Women Build Week
Seventy-nine Coshocton County women took part in the recent Habitat for Humanity's Women's Build at the 11th construction site.
Tionna Prince, 8, of West Lafayette, practices riding her BMX bike in front of her home jumping a ramp about 7 inches high.
It isn't just at the end of a long drive that the sight of lovely Savannah is a welcome one.
Regulations hurting, small businesses say
It isn't just at the end of a long drive that the sight of lovely Savannah is a welcome one.