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The participants in this week's Daily Record Golf Challenge share more than a 10-handicap. All three -- Sonny Marcum, Bob Dean and Allen Lewis -- have a healthy respect for Black Diamond, the venue for Friday's ...

Sentenced to jail time and restitution for a theft offense in 2006, Rob Schmidt was further ordered to reimburse the community.

With two unanimous votes, City Council on Monday wholeheartedly approved one tax abatement for an existing Wooster business, while rejecting another for a company looking to move into the city.

HOLMESVILLE - The Holmes County Jail recently participated in and successfully passed the annual inspection process conducted by the Bureau of Adult Detention Division of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation ...

Two tax abatement requests were met with differing views from City Council members upon their introduction at Monday's meeting.

Villages that do not have police departments have a few options to keep their communities safe.

The coroner, played by West Holmes junior Johnny Nelson, takes notes before covering mock crash fatality Bradi Ashbaugh.

Environmental Energy Services, Inc. is continuing field tests that build a case for a new, cost effective technology capable of eliminating hazardous - 04/14/2008 - 09:20 AM NEW YORK-- --TheStreet.com, Inc. via Business Wire

“Amish Naturals is accelerating its growth throughout the region and the H-E-B partnership will help make our products even more accessible”

H.E. Butt Grocery Co. has struck a deal with Amish Naturals Inc. that will expand the presence of the Holmesville, Ohio, company and its products in the Southwest. via San Antonio Business Journal

HOLMESVILLE - The body of a Dalton man who was reported missing earlier this week has been found. via Coshocton Tribune

“He's not an aggressive person, so I can't imagine him provoking anything ... There'd be no reason for anybody to want to hurt him”

Officials have searched high and low, but have yet to locate a 47-year-old Dalton man who was last seen at a Millersburg area home early Sunday morning. via The Daily Record

HOLMESVILLE - A Holmes County man is dead after his 1993 Dodge car collided with a tree that had fallen into the roadway on Ohio 514 in Ripley Township in Holmes County, according to the Holmes County Sheriff's ... via Coshocton Tribune

HOLMESVILLE, Ohio - Amish Naturals, Inc. today announced that it no longer is considered to be a " development stage " company. via Earth Times

“A&P is a Mid- Atlantic grocery stalwart, with a long and rich history in the communities it serves located in the largest pasta market in the U.S., ”

HOLMESVILLE, Ohio - Amish Naturals, Inc. today announced that Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., which operates A&P stores, will include Amish Naturals organic pasta to its existing product offerings. via Earth Times

“This isn't the first thing we wanted to come running to you guys to do”

Council Monday night gave the first reading of an ordinance that would raise the residential, commercial and industrial sewer rates 4 percent per year for the next three years. via The Daily Record

Coshocton County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Office Justice Center Feb. 12 Total inmates, 53; male, 48; female, 5. Accidents Feb. via Coshocton Tribune

RDATE:06022008 BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, announced today that these select companies have been added to the NASDAQ, AMEX and NYSE naked short threshold list: Amish Naturals Inc. via TMCnet

“The conditions they are complaining of ... they were warned of those exact conditions before they submitted their bid”

The village may have a chance to recoup a $100,000 payment to a Wooster construction company if the company settles with the engineering firm from a 2000 sanitary sewer system project. via The Daily Record

“I like to do a job and do it well”

Much like James Spader's quick-witted and acid-tongued character Alan Shore on ABC's Boston Legal, Holmesville's fiscal officer injects the same amount of humor and wit into her work. via The Daily Record

“We don't seem to have the snowfall amounts as we did in past years”

A wooden snow fence stands along Burbank Road on the north end of Wooster. Over the past several years, use of snow fences by farmers and others has decreased significantly. via The Daily Record