Recent News

A new class is being offered by Holmes Center for the Arts.

Rick Conkle wanted to help his community, so he ran for a seat as a county commissioner and was elected.

The Montgomery Foundation is accepting grant applications from local nonprofit entities that have a specific need or project for which they would like to be considered for grant assistance.

Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum director Jennifer Bush will host a virtual basket-weaving workshop for children age 8-12.

Ohio State University Extension will provide free parenting education to residents of Harrison, Belmont, Noble, Tuscarawas, Carroll, Monroe, Muskingum, Jefferson and Coshocton counties.

The Muskingum Valley chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation has decided to cancel the 2021 banquet due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dads and their children recently had the chance to enter the Coshocton Fatherhood Initiative snowman-building contest. One of the many entries was from Jon McFarland.

The Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Commission's Emergency HEAP Winter Crisis Program is currently underway.

The community is continuing to rally together to help the West Lafayette Police Department add a K-9 officer.

Along with its anniversary, Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency also will celebrate Ohio Loves Transit Week Feb. 7-14.

United Way, local businesses and the community make a difference when they work together.

January is National Mentoring Month, an annual nationwide campaign designed to promote job possibilities for young people through mentors who impact their lives in a positive way.

This article explains what to expect when giving a blood donation.

The distribution committee of the Coshocton Foundation had its first meeting of fiscal year 2021 recently and reviewed 30 grant applications totaling $330,944.44.