Cambridge, OH News

• Cambridge, OH News
• New Year's Eve Gospel Sing
• Back to School for Cambridge - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• New Year's Eve Gospel Sing
• Snow causes delays, crashes
• It's official! Auburn, Oregon to vie for BCS crown
• Buckeyes to take on Arkansas
• Kasich: Budget to be based on 'rational thinking'
• Pearl Harbor anniversary observance
• John Glenn swimmers looking for another successful season
• Christmas Lighting Ceremony at Lore City
• Some events canceled for tonight
• Marietta trips Cambridge in season opener, 44-41
• Rainfall moves area out of drought
• Truck driver badly hurt; clues sought
• Students collect 25,801 cans in annual food drive
• CHS swim team rebuilding, but optimistic for another solid year
• Meadowbrook edges Philo; Arnold gets 100th coaching win
• Christmas comes early for local lottery winners
• Trail still looking for offense, slips to 0-2
• Barnesville swim team youthful, but is ready to 'Rock' in the pool
• Runners to challenge Salt Fork -- and selves
• Good day!
• Sinkhole in Byesville park
• Doll pageant tradition alive at Colgate-Palmolive; it helps make the season brighter for local children
• Cambridge swim team opens new season with wintery road defeat
• 'Black Friday' survival tips
• HOLIDAY PARADES
• Stocking stuffers available at Christmas Book Fair
• Take advantage of holiday shopping in Cambridge and Guernsey County
• Cambridge Glass in the holiday spotlight
• Good day!
• Mobile homes struck by fires
• Pair in possession of narcotics arrested
• Rivalry supercedes all else for Michigan and Ohio State
• OVAC Foul Shooting winners are crowned
• Backyard Briefs
• Byesville bust nets three, including boy who created problem at sheriff's office
• Felony drug charges filed
• Agriculture, farmland protection seminar set for Nov. 23
• One for the thumb:
• Ohio spikers win OVAC All-Star Match
• Backyard Briefs
• Courthouse light show on each evening
• Lady Bobcats repeat as OVAC 4-A champs
• Another strong finish: OSU rallies past Iowa
• Steeple Walk programs to take on parade theme of 'Christmas Around the World'
• Noble Local raises grade point average for athlete's eligibility; Study Table starts
• Backyard Briefs
• Victims were stabbed, dismembered
• Coal car donated to Scenic Railway
• Pal: Bodies of 2 women, boy not intact when found
• Expanded baseball playoffs appear inevitable
• Browns' McCoy gets tenacity from grandfather
• King Felix! Mariners' ace wins AL Cy Young despite 13-12 record
• Santa hopes to fill his sleigh with donations
• Indictment in local case
• Family turkey bowl Nov. 26 at King Pin
• Victim airlifted after area crash
• Going wrong for Browns' DB Wright
• Pep Rally for OSU Beat Michigan
• Board of Elections analyzes votes in individual precincts
• Say Ahhh!
• Stolen car, drugs lead to charges
• A lot riding on Ohio State-Iowa outcome
• Wheeling Jesuit rolls past OUE men, 94-72
• John Glenn standout Heagen to play basketball at Findlay
• Girl found bound, but alive
• New addition to courthouse spectacular
• Reports of fighting have police rushing to 9th St.
• Two locked up after assault at rural home
• Heartbreaking loss for Browns Jets win in overtime, 26-20
• Defensive stop turns it around for OSU
• Local players in key roles as East spikers capture District 12 All-Star Match
• Noble Local district goes global with its new, easy-access website
• Finalists set for OVAC Boosters Foul Shooting Competition set
• Record year for local bear hunter
• Backyard Briefs
• Tradition lives
• Operation Evergreen under way
• Hospitals not immune to hard times
• Coach Newberry: One of a kind
• Huffman tabbed Goalkeeper of the Year as Muskies receive OAC honors
• Local area well-represented on Eastern District grid squad
• Legendary Muskingum coach Newberry loses cancer battle
• Man arrested after trying to jump in with K-9 unit
• Teacher pleads guilty to sex charges
• Frequent fliers at Jefferson Avenue Park
• Legendary Muskingum coach Donna Newberry loses battle with cancer
• Late 3s lead Cavs over Nets
• College Corner
• Buckeye Trail's Abrams earns first team all-Ohio in volleyball
• Patrol enforcement initiative begins Veterans Day
• Good day!
• Authorities have to force their way into home to get infant needing treatment
• Honor veterans on Veterans Day
• Good day!
• Gaps in city code can hold up action
• Drug bust in city nets three
• Fallen leaves here today, gone tomorrow
• Backyard Briefs
• The Real McCoy: Rookie QB Colt McCoy impresses Browns
• OSU wins 2, falls two places; has bye week, gains two spots
• Backyard Briefs
• John Glenn's Geiger stays unbeaten, wins D-II Regional
• Cambridge again whacks rival Meadowbrook
• Combs family pleads 'no contest' in area animal cruelty case
• Pursuit ends, suspect dies
• Alleged bank robber still on the loose
• Happy Halloween: Haunted places in Guernsey County
• Ready to rumble
• N Style Tuxedo celebrating anniversary as gala nears
• Friday's Prep Football Scores
• Backyard Briefs
• Muskingum attempts to halt three-game losing streak against Baldwin-Wallace
• Tusky Catholic tops Caldwell to claim D-IV District crown
• Area teachers awarded 'Strive for Excellence' grants
• Teen trapped in overturned car
• Storm roars through area
• Backyard Briefs
• Caldwell battles way into district championship
• Stellar season ends for Buckeye Trail
• Bond set for men facing burglary charges
• 'Magical' volleyball tournament a success
• Stadium vandalized during rivalry week
• 'A lake is the landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature'
• Cambridge-Meadowbrook Series
• Caldwell, Shenandoah vie for Noble bragging rights
• Cambridge, Meadowbrook set for finale
• SEO seen as having resources for future
• A friendly wager
• Emotions overflow as local vet returns to Korea
• McElroy's Student of the Month
• Ohio State focuses on strong finish to season
• Muskingum softball field named in honor of Coach Newberry
• Council bags deer hunting proposal
• Cops say driver's blood alcohol level more than three times over the legal limit at time of crash
• Temporary residents are less than tidy
• Suspect ID'd in bank robbery still on loose
• Tornado watch elevated to tornado warning
• OU Eastern women's team captains named
• Meadowbrook seventh grade spikers win title
• Cambridge Middle School soccer team wins tournament
• Good day!
• Mental-health system in Ohio nearing collapse
• Manhunt for robber continues
• Motorcyclists to help Santa
• Backyard Briefs
• Claymont rallies to edge Meadowbrook, 40-39
• Cambridge tops River View for fourth win
• Good morning!
• Chamber selling 'Guernsey County Ohio' calendar
• Plant manager may have interrupted break-in
• Armed robber hits bank; vigilante shoots at suspect
• Newcomerstown spikers lose heartbreaker
• John Glenn spikers ousted by River View
• Meadowbrook spikers knock off Indian Creek to gain sectional finals
• Rolling Hills embraces 'Race to Top'
• Good day!
• Blood-spattered man causes ruckus, lands in county jail
• Halloween Train ready to scream down the tracks
• Friday's Prep Football Scores
• Armed Robbery at Cambridge bank
• Backyard Briefs
• Lady Bobcats take care of visiting ZHS: Zeps get win
• Meadowbrook ninth, John Glenn 10th in Division II District Golf Tournament
• United Way Business Blitz is Thursday
• Gubernatorial candidates talk taxes to Dix news execs
• Huge 'solar farm' coming here
• Georgia's autumn gems
• Muskies' golf team takes third place
• CHS girls tennis fails to advance in D-II sectionals
• Lady 'Skins, Muskies rally to pick up wins
• String of charges faces area driver
• Snazzy awards were presented recently to Cambridge Area
• SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES! Expanding students' view of world around them goal of new program
• Arson looks to be cause of area fire
• Honorary captain tosses coin
• 'Life Chain'
• Village policeman faces DUI charge
• Local gas station robbed
• Preventive health care made easy
• Ravens rally to knock off Steelers in final minute
• Cleveland doesn't let fourth quarter lead get away this time, beats Bengals, 23-20
• Shenandoah tops Trail to halt three-game skid
• Meadowbrook loses third straight at New Lex
• Coshocton hands Cambridge 31-8 setback
• Pheasant release scheduled at 28 public hunting areas
• Man with concealed-carry permit forgets to cover gun after using restroom
• Salt Fork Lodge is backdrop for political forum
• Glenn: Calls to end space program 'is just crazy'
• Good day!
• Traffic stop leads to weapon charge
• Fall Festival under way downtown
• Friday's Prep Football Scores
• Caldwell boys, John Glenn girls fall
• Buckeye Trail spikers wrap up PVC crown Cambridge, Shenandoah, Caldwell, Barnesville all post wins
• Cambridge boys' soccer team blanks John Glenn
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month being observed
• Friday's Prep Football Scores
• Backyard Briefs
• Meadowbrook, Cambridge finish fourth, fifth in OVAC 4-A tourney Park gets 'threepeat'; C
• Buckeye Trail spikers stay spotless; Cambridge loses first at Claymont
• Interstate accident stops traffic
• Rolling Hills excellence is celebrated
• Heroin bust at local motel
• Jr. Fair sale receipts dip
• Good day!
• Charges expected in fatal wreck
• Fair enters home stretch
• Caldwell-Monroe tops local slate for Week 4
• Muskies, Buckeye Trail each suffer loss on links
• College of Wooster slips past Muskingum
• Cavalcade of Bands steps off on Saturday
• Cambridge girl netters blank Zanesville to halt loss streak
• Bobcats, John Glenn and Caldwell all suffer losses
• Lady 'Cats sweep way to 8-0 mark Caldwell, Newcomerstown each pick up victories
• Candidates square off
• Area residents competing in an 'Adventure Race'
• Pair arraigned in area bank robbery
• Pulling events on tap at fair
• County fair gets rolling
• Bobcats tune up for OVAC with victory over Claymont
• Backyard Briefs
• Meadowbrook tops Caldwell for first victory of season
• South side crash
• Early-morning B&E at Hondros Market probed
• Pizza driver robbed
• Steelers win in overtime
• Hamlin earns top seed in the 'Chase'
• Good & bad special teams play hot topic for Buckeyes
• Good day!
• Strike reported to be averted at county home
• Low-speed accident claims man
• County Fair opens
• Big plays spark Marietta past Cambridge
• Meadowbrook presents Wells first victory
• Buckeyes 'pick' up win over Miami Ohio State defense records four INTs in 36-24 win
• New officers pleased with Cambridge assignment
• Bank robbers on the lam
• County fair kicks off Monday
• Sponsors sought to put The Jeffersonian in the classroom
• Cambridge's Mullen wins in CC meet at Newc'town
• Lady Zeps, Lady 'Skins, Lady 'Rocks all register opening volleyball wins
• Good day!
• In-city hunting on hold for now
• Starving, injured dogs rescued
• Harnessing the sun
• State Highway Patrol is seeking assistance from the public
• Trail golfers win quad on tie-breaker
• Man and girl arrested with pills, other drugs and paraphernalia
• Noble sheriff case back to high court
• Wanted man, who lost flip-flops and pants, eludes cops
• Shots fired inside, outside house
• City deer hunting to be debated
• Wilma gets ready for Noble Co. Fair
• Ridgewood romps to 61-14 victory against Trail
• Meadowbrook comes up just short against UL
• Cambridge tops John Marshall in OT, 32-26
• Dozens of pieces of artwork donated to help Gulf cleanup
• Good day!
• Friday Night Football Scores
• Bates selected MSU captain
• Backyard Briefs
• Buckeye Trail volleyball team ready for another solid season
• Knapweed could 'take over county'
• Coroner: Injuries in crash claimed local woman's life
• Damages $135K in excessive force case
• Re-markable! Roadways wear new stripes
• Woman dies on local road; cause sought
• Bobcats, Barnesville each stumble to setbacks on the links
• Cambridge battles Dover to draw in ECOL match-up
• Meadowbrook volleyball team works hard to take next step
• Despite car overturning several times, woman, child have only minor injuries
• Noble County Fair ready for 158th run
• Sheriff stays on the ballot
• Colts, Warriors each pick up golf wins, Trojans suffer loss
• Cambridge drops ECOL match to New Philly
• Lady Bobcats coming off banner season with several regulars back
• Local schools are in line for federal money
• Good Neighbor award
• This time, no butchering of the trees, it's promised
• Blue gets their goat
• Fatal accident reported on Byesville Road
• Barnesville boys race to win, girls finish in third
• John Glenn gets MVL links win; Colts turn in second place finish
• Rough opening night for Cambridge soccer squads
• Buckeye Jam is downtown Saturday
• Police officer in right place at right time
• Gas line leak forces evacuation
• Mum's the word!
• OVAC plaques
• OVAC honors the late Bill Davies
• OVAC Hall of Fame inductees
• Three standing crosses in need of restoration; locations sought
• Police: Evidence shows 'victim' actually aggressor
• Mom accused of prostituting kids
• City school district's summer readers rewarded with refreshing dip in the pool
• Buckeyes scrimmage as days dwindle
• Alabama, Ohio State ranked 1-2 in AP preseason poll
• Rams top Browns on rain-soaked field
• Captive bear that killed man euthanized
• State to U.S. court: Act on local capital case
• Cambridge postmaster outlines the options under consideration
• Image by local photographer featured in national magazine
• Sweden withdraws warrant for WikiLeaks founder
• John Glenn hands Philo first MVL loss
• Warriors scrimmage against Toronto
• School benefactor buys Smart Boards
• Equine Princess Kim Bean sets life goals high for herself
• Driver in chase and crash sought
• Rapid response practiced by officers
• Decker Memorial Swim Meet takes place at City Park Pool
• Backyard Briefs
• Trail golfers get victory
• Lady 'Cats 'served' loss in home opener
• Finally! Region to get broadband with federal grant
• Good day!
• Suspects charged in assaults
• Home of Bobcats primed for action
• Man again seeking to have sheriff removed as write-in
• Good day!
• Highway havoc
• Schools good to go
• Cambridge girls' tennis opens with 'W'
• Backyard Briefs
• Bobcats have scrimmage against Buckeye Local
• It's up front that counts for Buckeyes
• Backyard Briefs
• Buckeye Trail golfers upend Bridgeport, Monroe Central
• City street paving plans are revealed by engineer
• School bells ring Classes resume for area students
• Woman ousted from hospital twice Cops needed both times; she's locked up on trespassing charges
• EM students savor fair fun
• Bloody hit-skip suspect nabbed
• A weekend of art and imagination
• Kaymer wins PGA in playoff Watson finishes second; Johnson penalized on final hole
• Royals' top pick in 2002 beats Yanks; Twins sweep
• Harvick passes Hamlin, holds on to win at Michigan to clinch a spot in 'Chase'
• Shepard leads cause to clean up Gulf by initiating art auction
• Doctor who retired here authors book on how to be a good patient
• Hot day for scrimmages
• Backyard Briefs
• Meadowbrook wins Daily Jeff/Trophy Case Invite in tie-breaker
• Strange behavior puts man behind bars
• Area crashes claim two lives
• Cambridge Classic Cruise In celebrates 25 years
• Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival draws crowds
• Biddy League team runs through plays
• Hartley golf outing benefits diabetes research
• Biddy League high-stepper
• Johnson brings good news for EM board
• Good day!
• Fight night: Tempers run high
• Hot iron for cool wheels
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! More than 100 juried artists, crafters to exhibit creations
• Man alleges violations of U.S. Disabilities Act
• The place to be this weekend? Right here!
• Wanted
• Backyard Briefs
• Meadowbrook golfers 4th in Garaway Invite
• Decker Memorial Swim
• Davie executed by lethal injection
• Good day!
• Pileup debris, propane concerns force closure of major highway here
• Court now in session!
• Tackling torrid temps
• Meteorite hits man? 'What else could it be?'
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Buckeyes backs are ready to run, or to catch
• Backyard Briefs
• John Glenn opens new golf season with Indian Valley Invite. title
• Good day!
• Cruise In turning 25

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