West Lafayette News

* Joey W. Cochran, 20, of 693 Wilson Ave., Coshocton: one fourth-degree felony count for domestic violence and one first-degree felony for aggravated arson.

The village of West Lafayette is looking to sue two contractors relating to upgrades completed this past fall at the West Lafayette Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Theft of a pickup truck in the 300 block of Main Street. West Lafayette Police Department Complaints May 1 Officer responded with Coshocton County EMS to the 100 block of East Park Avenue.

April 26 Two-vehicle collision at the end of a funeral procession on County Road 16.

The family-style meals and group playtime by children in the Coshocton County Head Start programs are all part of a learning program to prepare at-risk preschool-age children and their families for a successful path in life.

Crashes April 24 Vehicle went off the side of the roadway on the Ohio 16 exit ramp to Ohio 541 and struck an exit sign.

The Coshocton County Sheriff's Office said speed and possible alcohol use are suspected factors in a Tuesday afternoon accident.

Kyle Gildow, son of Paula and Kirk Gildow, of Warsaw, recently performed in the jazz ensemble spring concert.

A woman was transported via Medflight from the scene of a one-vehicle rollover Tuesday afternoon south of West Lafayette.

Complaints April 19 Warsaw man reported being scammed out of money for an eBay purchase.

Mayor Steve Mercer said he constantly is asked by citizens when Chestnut Street will be paved.

Twenty-three teams have signed up for the event. A how-to clinic for women builders will be April 27 at the Lowe's in Zanesville with a second clinic April 29 at the Coshocton County Career Center with John Addy.