ZANESVILLE, OH –Spring is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to start thinking about your garden. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, there’s always something new to learn and enjoy. “The biggest tip for gardeners is anyone can garden. It does not take a lot of knowledge, you can learn very easily, and the rewards…
ZANESVILLE, OH –The City of Zanesville announced that an ordinance has been passed to create four incentive districts at the Leasure Farm property. An incentive district allows a private developer to take a property—often farmland—and transform it into a developed area with streets, sidewalks, and utilities. It will take about 10 to 15 years to pay off these initial costs….
ZANESVILLE, OH – January not only brings the New Year, it gives people a chance to support their local Girl Scout Troop. It’s Girl Scout Cookie season and troops across the country are gearing up for one of their biggest fundraisers. Beatrix Brown, a Girl Scout from Troop 8210, said she’s been out to her dad’s office, her neighborhood, and…
ZANESVILLE, OH – This week’s Dog of the Week will tug on your heart. Meet Tugboat! He’s a two year old terrier mix, who’s neutered, and keeps a clean kennel. Doug McQuaid, a Volunteer at the K-9 Adoption Center, said Tugboat does well around other dogs and might even enjoy a good car ride. “He is a little bit strong…
BOYS BASKETBALL MAYSVILLE – 79 SHERIDAN – 55 JOHN GLENN – 90 RIVER VIEW – 58 TRI-VALLEY – 59 WEST MUSKINGUM – 56 PHILO – 71 MORGAN – 33 COSHOCTON – 60 MEADOWBROOK – 40 NEW LEXINGTON – 69 CROOKSVILLE – 54 HEATH – 49 GRANVILLE – 44 ZANESVILLE – 56 NORTHRIDGE – 53 (OT) LICKING VALLEY – 61 LAKEWOOD…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Muskingum County Commissioners met with City Officials to discuss the upcoming season of an iconic tourist stop in Zanesville. The Lorena Sternwheeler completed its 75th season cruising down the Muskingum River in 2024. Mayor of Zanesville, Don Mason, said planning and preparing for the upcoming cruise season can take some time to make sure everything is ready…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Tuesday, Ohio University Zanesville held its “Day in the Life of Nursing” event. The OUZ faculty and recruiters welcomed all nursing students and those interested in the nursing program. Career Development Coordinator Summer Jacobs offered insights on the event. “Every single table is full of recruiters,” Jacobs said. “They are here to tell students about different jobs…
ZANESVILLE, OH It’s been a tumultuous four-year stretch for the Blue Devils. Four total wins, including none in 2024, plus no playoff appearances, but Zanesville hopes the right man is now in place with former standout Zach Clapper. “I think it is important as the head coach to embody the values that you are trying to implement within the program”…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Tax season is just around the corner and the United Way of MPM is here to help. They’re now scheduling appointments for their Tax Clinic. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by your 2024 taxes, don’t worry, volunteers are ready to lend a hand. The United Way Tax Clinic is offering tax filing assistance for individuals with a gross…
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Ohio Means Jobs is an agency that helps people facing employment issues. Ohio Means Jobs of Muskingum County Workforce Administrator Julie Metzger talked about an upcoming job fair that hopes to fill local jobs that are in demand. “We are having a job fair here at Ohio Means Jobs, located at 445 Woodlawn Avenue, tomorrow January 29th,…
Only a few more weeks left in the regular season for Zanesville area hoops, the lights are getting brighter and the games are becoming more meaningful and more players are stepping up to the plate. With that being said these are this week’s players of the week. On Highway 103, the West Muskingum Tornadoes were at the “Power Plant”…
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – The Muskingum County Commissioners deal with a wide gamut of concerns that impact residents in the county. Rambo Memorial Health Executive Director Shannon Bell updated the commissioners with some changes they expect to implement in respiratory care through the coming months. “I wanted to update the commissioners on what we are looking at for 2025,” Bell said….
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Muskingum University’s Impact Center networks students and faculty with employers to better communicate and share resources. Impact Center Executive Director Molly Dunn talked about today’s job fair and how it benefits the students, employers and the university. “We strive to build relationships with our regional employers and beyond,” Dunn said. “And that role through the Impact Center…
ZANESVILLE, OH – The Muskingum County Library System is giving teens a chance for their voice to be heard. The Teen Advisory Board will be meeting this Tuesday, Jan. 28th, from 2:30 to 3:30PM at the Dresden Branch. Alyssa Fisher, the Assistant Teen Librarian, said this is a space where teens can learn to use their voice and advocate for…
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Attending a major league sporting event is more than just watching professional athletes perform at the top level in a lavish stadium. For many fans, it’s a trip to a major city and experiencing the crowds, the culture, the team’s heritage and taking part in traditions that generations of fans have undertaken. Cincinnati Reds Senior Vice President…
BOYS BASKETBALL JOHN GLENN – 67 NEW LEXINGTON – 47 MAYSVILLE – 83 RIVER VIEW – 33 COSHOCTON – 67 MORGAN – 46 TRI-VALLEY – 73 CROOKSVILLE – 36 SHERIDAN – 59 MEADOWBROOK – 30 WEST MUSKINGUM – 80 PHILO – 65 ROSECRANS – 55 BERNE UNION – 34 HEATH – 59 JOHNSTOWN-MONROE – 39 LICKING HEIGHTS – 50 GRANVILLE…
ZANESVILLE, OH – This Week’s Pet of the Week is small but has a lot of love to give. Meet Kringle! He’s a 5-month-old terrier mix who’s neutered, up to date on his vaccinations, and is ready to find a forever home. Rebecca Hunt, the Animal Care Manager at the Animal Shelter Society, said Kringle came in as a stray…
ZANESVILLE, OH – As temperatures drop, heating bills can rise- but AEP Ohio has simple ways to save on energy costs while keeping your home warm this winter. Simple steps can make a big difference in reducing energy usage and staying comfortable during the colder months. One of the first steps is to make sure your home is properly weatherproofed…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Martin Luther King Jr. Day may be over, but the celebrations continue as Black History Month approaches. Ohio University Zanesville (OUZ) is still honoring Dr. King with a screening of “King in the Wilderness,” an HBO documentary that highlights Dr. King’s final years. “Next week we are going to host a King in the Wilderness documentary,” OUZ…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Get ready to dust off the old bar stool, rocking chair, or even car seat because the Eastside Community Ministries CHAIR-ity Auction is back for its 10th year! It’s time to give old chairs new life and support a great cause. This one-of-a-kind auction invites the community to donate chairs of all kinds– rocking chairs, kitchen chairs,…
ZANESVILLE, OH – This week’s Dog of the Week is hunting for her forever home. Meet Pebbles! She’s a 2-year-old coonhound who’s spayed, dog and kid friendly and ready for her forever family. Doug McQuaid, a Volunteer at the K-9 Adoption Center, said Pebbles also enjoys getting and giving affection to everyone she can. “She loves to walk out in…
NEW CONCORD, OH – Winter weather can be harsh on our skin, but there are simple ways to keep it healthy and hydrated. While many people rely on soap and water alone, your skin can benefit from a little extra care during the colder months. A good moisturizer is a great place to start. “My absolute number one tip is…
ZANESVILLE, OH – The American Red Cross is urging people to roll up their sleeves and donate blood or platelets to help replenish the nation’s supply. Recent severe weather has caused over 400 blood drive cancellations this month, creating an urgent need for donors. The Red Cross is especially calling for donors with type O negative blood to help save…
ZANESVILLE, OH – As part of Community Risk Reduction Week, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal is showcasing how its Fire Prevention Bureau is working to protect Ohioans through education and prevention. The bureau uses fire data to identify risks and develop solutions, like the Thermal Fuse Program. Thermal fuses, installed on oxygen therapy tubing, cut…
