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News of public record: Guernsey County restaurant inspections
The following are restaurant inspections with critical violations, as conducted by the Guernsey County Health Department from May 6 to 10. May 7 Pike Elementary School, 4533 Peters Creek Road, Cambridge. The facility did not have a verifiable employee health policy available. Wall-mounted detergent dispenser serving mechanical dishwashing machine is not supplying detergent. Per...
Culinary Challenge to benefit Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival
CAMBRIDGE − Tasty treats await at the Culinary Challenge on Friday, June 21, at the Eagles Banquet Room. There are four categories for those wishing to participate: barbeque, main dish, side dish and dessert. There is still time to enter and those wishing to do so can call Brenda Taylor at 740-584-0652. ...
Granddaughters were the inspiration behind new Market Street tea shop and boutique
ZANESVILLE − Valerie Gutridge always did love "Alice in Wonderland," but it’s not what inspired her new tea party and boutique girl’s clothing shop, Vintage Charm & Glitter at 231 Market St. “The idea all stemmed from me taking my granddaughters to several different places that do...
Ron Miller didn't forget about the ice cream when he remodeled an old gas station
ANTRIM − Ice cream is a highlight at The Station on Twenty-Two in Antrim, but The Station has so much more to offer. This family-owned business is located in a renovated gas station along U.S. 22. The building was previously owned by Glenn and Martha Cole. Glenn ran the gas station and...
Things to do: Spend a sweet weekend at 48th annual Utica Ice Cream Festival
Chill out this weekend and make the short trip to Utica for the Velvet Ice Cream's 48th Utica Ice Cream Festival at Ye Olde Mill. The weekend schedule is jam-packed with more than 50 craft vendors, 20 food vendors and all of the ice cream you could possibly desire. Live performances from Austin Finley and King Red and the Cadillac Band, Jared Foster, Ty Perkins and Glenn Parks Banjo will keep you entertained. Magic Nate will be doing shows over the weekend and the Performance Dogs of Ohio are also on the schedule. Save room for the ice cream eating...
Flowers are blooming while 4-H members are looking forward to last day of school
Is it my imagination or have we been blessed with an exceptionally lovely spring? Mother’s Day was picture perfect weather wise. It was great for family get togethers, the sky was blue and the clouds so white and fluffy. In fact, everything has been exceptional. This includes the forsythia,...
A Taste of Ohio, Wine, Bourbon & Beer preparing to open on Main Street
The establishment is a 21 and older. It will small plate food, in addition to alcohol. ZANESVILLE − A Taste of Ohio, Wine, Bourbon & Beer has been rolling through soft openings this year to prepare for a soon-to-be-announced grand opening.“Once we do it will be announced on our social media pages,” said Angela Bailey, whose husband, Joseph, owns the self-serve lounge at 524 Main St. across the street from Downtown Exchange with his business partner, Tessa Dickinson.
Yoga turns lethal in ‘A Pose Before Dying’ | Book Talk
Zanesville author Alex Erickson already writes the Bookshop Café cozy mystery series. Now he’s branching out with “A Pose Before Dying,” inaugural installment in the Cat Yoga series. It’s about Ashley Branson, a yoga instructor in a small Ohio college town whose first week in business is interrupted by murder.
Tri-Valley senior uses math and science struggles to inform her passion for art
Editor's Note: The Times Recorder is profiling seniors from area high schools in Muskingum County coinciding with graduations. They were nominated by school administrators. DRESDEN − You can tell right away that 18-year-old Ada Lorenz is wise beyond her years as she talks about her lifelong struggle with math and science.“There have been a lot of tears with math and science,” said the future art teacher who’s headed to Kent State University this fall to major in art education. “They are areas I’ve had to push through and overcome. But we all have to do the things we don’t like to do, in order to do the things we love to do. And I don’t think I could have gotten to where I’m at without the classes I had to power through.”Indeed, when Lorenz crosses the stage on May 24 and receives her high school diploma, it will be a hard-fought win. One that she says influenced her art more than she initially realized.
Things to do: Live music abounds for the week ahead
FAIRVIEW — Guernsey County's Pennyroyal will host a bluegrass show Friday featuring Brother Randall & Friends. According to the press release, it is "a working-class bluegrass band whose members are from the Wheeling area. With traditional bluegrass and bluegrass gospel being their specialty, you could also expect to hear some classic country, folk and even a touch of classic rock. The band members include Greg Miller on fiddle, Clinton Curry playing guitar, Jeff Strautman on bass, Randall Curry playing guitar, Ben Peace on banjo and Bob Haglock playing dobro." The opening band for the evening will be Wills Creek. The kitchen and...
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