ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Muskingum County has several agencies that oversee the many needs required by its residents. Monday, the Muskingum County Commissioners met with Adult and Child Protective Services Executive Director Candy Emmert to hear details on how the agency is serving the community. “We shared some of the information about our agency and some of the numbers that we’re…
SOUTH ZANESVILLE, Ohio – The Muskingum County Library System routinely holds events that encourage literacy by focusing on timely and relevant topics. Marketing and Community Relations Director Sean Fennell announced an upcoming event that will detail winter driving safety. “We have a very timely program for everyone,” Fennell said. “With all of the snow that we just had and quite…
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ZANESVILLE, OH – This week’s Dog of the Week wants to be everyone’s best friend. Meet Tessie! Tessie is a 4-year-old terrier mix who’s spayed, heartworm negative, and is searching for her forever family. Doug McQuaid, a Volunteer at the Muskingum County K-9 Adoption Center, said that Tessie loves to get affection as much as she loves to give affection….
ZANESVILLE, OH – The Muskingum County Center for Seniors welcomed the Alzheimer’s Association today for a presentation on the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s. The free event highlighted how Alzheimer’s and other dementias affect memory, thinking, and behavior. Attendees learned how to approach loved ones with memory concerns, the importance of early detection, and how to spot the signs of…
ZANESVILLE, OH—Nominations are now open for the Women of Achievement program. This is the 37th year for the annual awards event hosted by the Muskingum County Family YMCA. The program aims to recognize the ways women continue to contribute to the Muskingum community. “So, we’re looking for nominations,” said committee member Heather Sands-Davis. “The nomination deadline is quickly approaching, January…
ZANESVILLE, OH – Cold, flu, and COVID-19 season is here, and officials say hospitalizations are on the rise. Since mid-December, about 20 people have been hospitalized locally due to respiratory illnesses. This rise is a reminder to take steps to protect yourself and others. Zanesville Muskingum County Health Department Medical Director, Jack Butterfield, provided some tips on how to prevent…
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ZANESVILLE, OH—This week, the Muskingum County community is celebrating the contributions of extraordinary individuals through the Make Muskingum Home Scholarship. This program, a partnership between the Muskingum County Community Foundation and the J.W. and M.H. Straker Charitable Foundation, recognizes the hard work and dedication of local leaders who are making a lasting impact. The Make Muskingum Home Scholarship Program is…
The snow storm has come and gone and the roads have been cleared away and the city of Zanesville stands ready for the next one. Before the snow entered the area, the city’s road crews were already hard at work making sure that the roads were treated as Mayor Don Mason explains. “So what we do in anticipation of a…
ZANESVILLE, OH – The snow we got this past weekend has left our driveways and sidewalks covered, but as you grab your shovel, remember to put safety first. While shoveling snow may seem like a simple task, the health department warns that is can lead to injuries such as back, shoulder, or arm strains, and for those with underlying conditions,…
ZANESVILLE, OH – The highly anticipated remodel of the John McIntire Library is well under way. Construction workers from Paul Construction Company have been hard at work, demolishing the old to make way for the new and exciting improvements. Stacey Russell, the Executive Director of the Muskingum County Library System, said it’s been an interesting experience to see all of…
ZANESVILLE, OH – The New Year is a time for new adventures and experiences. Which means it’s the perfect time for prospective college students to get out and tour the school they’d like to attend. Heather Sands, the Manager of Campus Communications and External Relations with Ohio University Zanesville, said with the start of the Spring semester just a week…
ZANESVILLE, OH – With the first snowstorm of the year on our doorsteps, the Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to be on alert. The BBB says when the snow begins to fall is when problematic companies and scammers come out and try to capitalize on the situation. Lee Anne Lanigan, the Director of Investigations with the BBB of Central…
Muskingum Co- We’re expecting to see an end to the snowfall Monday evening. For the Ohio Department of Transportation, crews continue the work of snow removal. ODOT crews have been keeping an eye of the winter storm since last week and actually began treating and snow removal with Friday’s winter weather. ODOT said that this storm was problematic for two…
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ZANESVILLE, OH – Muskingum County Commissioner Mollie Crooks is retiring from politics. Thursday, Jan. 2nd 2025, marked the end of Crooks’ 8 years behind the commissioner’s desk. She said it’s been an honor and a privilege to serve Muskingum County and hopes more young women follow in her footsteps. Crooks said she originally wasn’t interested in politics but knew she…
ZANESVILLE, OH –The Animal Shelter Society had a successful 2024 Now that the holiday rush is nearing its end, pet adoptions are back in full swing. Due to the rise of people purchasing pets as gifts for their loved ones, the animal shelter society took the time to combat that and focus on non-adoption related topics the past few months….
ZANESVILLE, OH – Downtown Zanesville will come alive with creativity on January 3rd, as the First Friday Art Walks kicks off the new year. This month, the ZAAP gallery will showcase works from its newest members during the January 2025 First Friday Art Walk. Featuring a selection of artwork from artists who joined over the past year, this event is…
ZANESVILLE, OH – If you’re looking for a refreshing way to kick off the new year why not try taking a hike. Their first hike of 2025 is this Saturday, January 4th, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The hiking group will explore the scenic trails of Blue Rock State Park. Winter is a great time to experience the quiet…
