Holmes County News

A rash of recent break-ins inside city limits has led to Coshocton business owners banding together to learn what they can do to protect their livelihoods and each other.

A Millersburg man's request to have the Holmes County prosecutor removed from his criminal case was denied following a hearing in Holmes County Common Pleas Court.

The flood warning has been lifted for the area, but several roads in the flood easements behind dams remain closed.

It's one thing to plan a budget, buy food, clothe and support a family of four -- but try taking... Because she was raised in a family that had no choice but to abide by the laws of frugal living,... COSHOCTON - A flood warning continues for the area and many roads remain closed as high water from the week's rain and snow continues to plague the ... (more)

Although he'd rather it not be the case, the numbers keep adding up, and there's no escaping reality.

Lima Albert Walter Allenbach, 82, died at 5:50 p.m. Jan. 25, 2012, at Wyngate Senior Living Center.

Read more: Local , State , Crime , News , Ohio State Highway Patrol Arrests Man Accused of Stabbing Wife , Wooster Man Stabs Wife , Brian G. Barrington Wanted for Felonious Assault , Vehicle Stolen from Massillon Area , Holmes County License Plates Stolen A man accused of stabbing his wife multiple times and fleeing was apprehended by a Marietta ... (more)

Initially thought to be a major cooker and seller of methamphetamine, a local man was sentenced to six months in jail after felony charges were modified or dismissed and he was allowed to plead guilty to misdemeanor offenses.

Maybe now Joe Paterno can be at peace, something that had to be impossible in the last 11 weeks of... It's one thing to plan a budget, buy food, clothe and support a family of four -- but try taking... Because she was raised in a family that had no choice but to abide by the laws of frugal living,... A friend of mine, a colleague, confronted me the ... (more)

"We have been funded for a traffic light at 42 and West Avenue," he reported. "It will cost $500,000 of which the state will fund $400,000 and our match will be $100,000." "We are really excited," said Mayor Sandra Adkins, in a telephone interview on Friday.

When the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland spoke here Tuesday, an economic development leader was glad to hear her talk about work force development issues.