The "Are We There Yet?" performance was a variety show of past performances by the Zaney Follies, where they travel through time to get back to the first show.
"We've got brand new people this year and then there's people that have been doing it for quite a few years. One thing during the auditions in January, because we've been putting this together since January, they all have been touched by hospice in some form, that's why they're here today," said Rebecca...
Hospice in Muskingum County is getting the recognition it deserves.
Wednesday at the Morrison House Zanesville Mayor Jeff Tilton proclaimed November National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Hospice Healthcare workers for Good Samaritan Hospital attended the proclamation and were thanked and rewarded for their service to the community.
"We have representatives from Home Care, the In-Patient, Palliative Care and they're the staff that are actually out there working with the...
A Dresden organization is doing its part to give back to the community.
The Old Steam & Gas Club presented a $600 check to Genesis Hospice and Palliative Care in Zanesville. Club President Tom Rollins said the proceeds are from an annual tractor drive.
"We always look for an agency that serves Muskingum County very well over the years," said Rollins. "Although there are a multitude of them, we'll choose others in the near future, because...
Car owners were asked to give twenty dollars to show their car and then residents voted on the best cars at the show. All money made goes to Genesis Hospice.
"I don't really have a favorite they are all really good looking this year and we have a wide variety. We have some mini wedges to racing lawn mowers," said track manager Brenda Moran.
Eight year old Lane Houston showed off his car and he began racing this year, but kids as young as 6 can race. He says it is fun...
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