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Historic Columbus cemetery celebrates 175 years
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The second largest cemetery in Ohio celebrated its 175th anniversary on Saturday. Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus is the final resting place of Presidential families, five Ohio governors, medal of honor recipients, community members and others. It is now on the national registry of historic places.
Program to highlight history of blacksmiths
SUNBURY — Rick Helwig will bring the art and history of the blacksmith to the Big Walnut Area Historical Society at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, at the forge in the barn at the Myers Inn Museum. The blacksmith was one of the first tradesmen to set up in a new community.
An Ohio parent joined LifeWise Academy to post its curriculum online. Now it's suing him
A Hilliard-based nonprofit provider of Christian instruction to public schools has sued a former Ohio man for copyright infringement, claiming he improperly uploaded and shared proprietary instructional materials with families. LifeWise Academy filed the lawsuit July 2 against Zachary Parrish, a parent who strongly feels that public schools should be free of influence...
Raising Cane's bringing chicken fingers to Ontario
ONTARIO — City officials know the location of the upcoming Raising Cane's restaurant but are holding off on disclosing it. Eddie Gallo, president of Ontario City Council, said the location will be on Lexington-Springmill Road in an existing business that is going to close. "I don't want an employee...
Property transfers: Sales range from $1 to $5.8M
These real estate transactions were recorded in Crawford County during June:. 2108 Ohio 98, Bucyrus; Scott A. and Anita J. Harris to Wanda's Properties; $157,500. One parcel (1.187 acres) on Ridgeton Annapolis Road, Bucyrus; James L. Knappenberger and Jan E. Yorgen to Robert E. and Tonya L. Geiger; $13,057. 340...
Mansfield Tire Bros celebrates grand opening at 395 Park Avenue West
Mansfield Tire Bros, established in 2016, held its grand opening and ribbon cutting celebration recently with Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development members and community leaders at 395 Park Avenue West. Owner Fares Fares, who formerly owned M&S Drive-Thru on Springmill Street, said the Mansfield Tire Bros' business specializes in...
50 For 50: Quinshon Judkins Will Be Must See TV
Welcome to our daily feature that I am calling “50 for 50” where I attempt to get us to Big Ten Media Days — which are 17 days away — with a daily sampling of what we can look forward to this upcoming college football season.
GALLERY: July First Friday features Camp Mount Vernon
MOUNT VERNON — It seems everyone — and everything — turned out to experience summer camp in downtown Mount Vernon. July’s First Friday event featured activities for kids of all ages. Camp Mount Vernon highlighted archery, a giant slide, a dunk tank, and Touch-a-Truck in the activities zone on Public Square.
Ashville Men’s Club Posthumously Honors Distinguished Service Award at July 4th Celebration
In a poignant tribute during Ashville’s July 4th festivities, David Rainey, representing the Ashville Men’s Club, addressed the gathered crowd under a warm dusk sky. Reflecting on past challenges and the community’s resilience, Rainey recounted the previous year’s events, emphasizing the dedication of Men’s Club members and acknowledging two men who needed to be honored posthumously.
Sales Buzz: Busy Bee Restaurant ready to comb for a new owner
MARIETTA — The Busy Bee Restaurant, which has been in business for 80 years, is going on the market. “The family and I have decided to take our business operations in a different direction,” owner Larry Sloter said. “My sons said that food service isn’t in our long term plans.”
Columbus Blue Jackets Trade Rumors: Acquiring Yaroslav Askarov from Nashville Predators
The Columbus Blue Jackets are considering a trade for Russian goalie Yaroslav Askarov, who is rumored to be available after the Predators' recent signings. The reported ask for Askarov is an "established NHL player, or a prospect with a high ceiling." Daniil Tarasov had a save % of .908 in...
'He's been stolen': Family finds support dealing with dad's dementia
While many fondly reminisce about their father teaching them to drive, quite the opposite, high school Principal Taylor Gerhardt recently reflected on the day he had to tell his dad he could no longer drive. “He would get in his truck and just go, and no one knew where he was,” Mr. Gerhardt said of his dad, Dan, 77, who was diagnosed with dementia. One of the most difficult experiences he had with his dad was convincing him to relinquish his driving privileges. “I made him come with me to a licensed, trained individual through the licensing bureau. There's a way to get a diagnosis as far as if you are able to drive,” he said. “He always seemed to listen to the advice of officials and really, this was the only way we could get Dad to not sneak the car keys and get out.”
Hippie Hut Bids Farewell After 20 Years in Business
After two decades of bringing peace, love, and unique wares to the community, Hippie Hut has announced its retirement. With gratitude to their loyal customers and supporters, the owners have launched a farewell sale as they prepare to close their doors for good. “We’ve had an incredible 20 years operating...
Sons of the American Revolution honor Ohio Valley Revolutionary War heroes
MARTINS FERRY, Ohio (WTRF) — Some people might not know that the men and women who helped shape our country are buried right here in the Ohio Valley. The Sons of the American Revolution held a memorial service today at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Martins Ferry to honor the Revolutionary War heroes who are […]
John Cooper Finally Claimed Victory Over Michigan After Firing Up The Buckeyes by Punching a Blackboard
For seven long years, John Cooper was tormented by the Michigan Wolverines. With zero wins in six tries, including a 13-13 tie at Ohio Stadium in 1992 which then-Ohio State President Gordon Gee dubbed as “one of [the Buckeyes’] greatest wins ever,” Cooper sought to end his losing streak to the Wolverines swiftly in 1994.
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