Some east-end Zanesville residents spent part of Friday in the dark after a power outage. It happened on Wheeler Road off Sharon Avenue and also knocked out power to WHIZ Radio and TV.
"I heard a crack, and I was in the kitchen putting groceries away, the first thing I thought about was that it was one in the backyard off the hill, because I had one fall," said Loma Travis, Resident of Wheeler Road.
At around 9:30 a.m., the Zanesville Fire Department responded to a 911...
WHIZ T-V on Time Warner Cable and WHIZ Radio A-M 1240 and 92.7 are back on the air after a tree fell Friday morning and ripped down power lines. Whiz T-V is currenlty not availble on Time Warner Digital, Direct T-V and Dish. Service was cut for around one hour. It happened around 10:15 on Wheeler Road off Sharon Avenue. Reports from the scene indicate a large tree fell and knocked down power lines which cut service to the Whiz Media Group and residents...
A power outage has knocked Whiz T-V and 92.7 Whiz F-M radio off the air and residents in the Wheeler Road Area are without power. Initial reports indicate that a tree fell knocking down power lines which are blocking Wheeler Road. The Zanesville Fire Department is on the scene trying to clear away the tree. American Electric Power has also been called to the scene. No injuries are reported. No word yet when service will be restored.
The severe thunderstorms that ripped through our area and the rest of Ohio are still being felt on Thursday. Here are the latest power outage numbers from our region. American Electric Power says in Muskingum County 42 customers are still without service…Other areas are having bigger problems…In Guernsey County 3577 customers are without power…in Licking County its 811…in Morgan County its 400 and in Coshocton County 252 customers still are without service. A...
A power outage forced both Zane State College and Ohio University Zanesville to suspend classes until noon today. The power has now been restored. It happened this morning and affected over 2600 American Electric Power customers. An A-E-P spokesman says a squirrel got into a sub-station and caused the disruption of power. Everything now is back to normal. Both schools will resume classes starting at 12 noon today (Wednesday)
The power outages left many without a way to make any food, so restaurants with power like Tee Jay's on Maple Avenue were packed with hungry people.
General manager, Jim Shields, says he never expected to see this many people and even let some workers go home early. Some customers avoided the roads and walked to Tee Jay's while others drove carefully under the code red roads.
"Most of them say the roads are not bad here in town, it is outside of town that are having...
An AEP spokesman says power has been restored to residents in New Concord. The spokesman says there was a problem with a transmission line that fed the substation. Residents were without power for around 3 hours.