Lancaster, OH News

• Lancaster, OH News
• Amanda-Clearcreek students sign song with graduation significance
• Rollover crash reported Sunday on U.S. 22
• One-vehicle crash knocks out power Sunday
• Re-created Civil War-era village to reopen after 9 years
• Stargazers going galactic over Venus
• Significance of Memorial Day not lost on veterans
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Mikee Program receives donated dog, cat food
• Center celebrates National Nursing Home Week
• Concealed carry law variations create confusion
• Bulldogs win 3-0, advance to state semifinal
• Ashland University Commencement
• Volunteers collect change for child advocacy group
• Knights of Columbus elects 2012 officers
• Tarhe Lions donates 400 dollars for trees
• Akron Zoo gets Pacific reef exhibit
• Deer forcing park leaders to protect trees
• East Elementary students learn about Lancaster's long-lost soldier
• Poor students try to help those more in need
• Amanda veteran takes Navy memorabilia on the road
• Tarlton man found competent to stand trial in shooting
• Deal struck to press reform of Cleveland schools
• Ohio's high court dismisses gay marriage challenge
• Delta pausing flight between Cincinnati, Phoenix
• Southern Ohio juvenile prison no longer in crisis
• P&G to add latches to make detergent packs safer
• 6 of 9 area schools meet Ohio Graduation Tests standards
• Ohio attorney general sues The Beach Waterpark over refunds
• Chamber members doing great things!
• Here is their newsletter too!
• Help our Young Professionals of Lancaster out! Take their survey!
• Lancaster middle-schoolers learn money doesn't go as far as they thought it would
• Fairfield County teachers try to keep kids interested
• 1st trial begins in septic tank body case
• Teen to be tried as adult in Chardon school shooting
• Failed drug tests hinder hiring in Ohio
• Staff celebrates end of tax season in Nashville
• Rotary member honored
• New business owner turns her vision into a reality
• Troopers train truckers to see signs of crime
• Lancaster Bicycle will move this summer
• Teen injured in crash on Sugar Grove Road
• High court backs smoking ban
• Man arrested in Cenci Park case was ordered to avoid kids
• Millersport TWIG 13 pie sale set for Saturday
• Bloom-Carroll plans Memorial Day festivities
• Canal Winchester pool set to open June 1
• Veteran seeks to ease transition into civilian life
• Sparks fly over Ohio energy trade secrets measure
• Child on bicycle struck on Hubert Avenue
• Residents to bike 185 miles, raise money
• Exotic animal bill heading to Kasich
• Lancaster school board OK's right of way for new communications tower
• Program to help toddlers, parents learn sign language
• Man who drove into deputy's car indicted
• Man leads deputies on foot chase after traffic stop
• Lancaster officials eye grant to demolish blighted properties
• Homeless man accused of approaching kids is arrested
• Fairfield County jobless rate best since 2008
• Ohio energy plan keeps doctors from revealing drilling chemicals to public
• The Friends of the Ohio Governor's Residence and Heritage Garden are hosting Car...
• Councilman wants more public input in future grants
• Rushlow ready for last chance
• Area church conducts Annual Barn sale
• Zanesville residents report horses loose on Thompson farm
• Foes of union limits join redistricting fight
• Airlines reserving seats for passengers willing to pay extra
• Environmentalists criticize drilling rules
• Man approaches children in local park
• Program at elementary school aims to end bullying
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Study: Cases of youth diabetes, pre-diabetes soar
• What's on voters' minds? It's all about the economy
• Paving on Lancaster roads to begin today
• Fairfield County has been fertile ground for recent business ventures
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• POLICE BRIEF
• Group has new member initiation, scholarship presentation
• Lancaster attorney ends year at helm of Ohio State Bar Association
• Reports of toxins in brine cause concern for some
• Event honors officers killed on duty
• Life-saving teen among people at CPR training event
• Man to serve 12 years for copper thefts
• Carroll to have hydrant flushing on Wednesday
• Romney, GOP governors have differing takes on economy
• U.S. Sen. Portman, former opponent Fisher reunite
• Firefighters contain fire to dryer, no damage to home
• Driver escapes van fire on Ohio 159
• Gorilla thought to be age 47 dies at Columbus Zoo
• Farmers donate 1.5 million eggs to Ohio food banks
• Support the museum by shopping this weekend at the Lancaster Greenhouse! Presen...
• FMC runs decontamination drill, prepares for unexpected
• Police briefs
• Zipline slides closer to approval in Berne Twp.
• Officials suspicious about pets found dead in Buckeye Lake
• Ohio couple sentenced in case of locked-in girl
• Craigslist murder suspect appears in court
• Biden continues campaign attack on Romney
• School official charged in $470K embezzlement scheme
• Hutchins Grill features American fare
• Blue Shoe Arts coordinator's works go on display during open house
• State Rep. approves of exotic animal bill
• Surprised nursing student delivers baby outside Adena Medical Center
• Church hosting concert in June
• Ohio Senate approves public pension fund changes
• HAS open house aims to generate interest in aviation
• Surveillance video gives police 3 suspects
• Case against teen police say had heroin, gun dropped pending lab results
• Liquor control permit requests to be posted on city website
• Schaffer intent on drug testing for welfare recipient
• Advisers at Ohio University-Lancaster prepare students for semesters
• ODOT seeking funding for temporary fix for US 33 traffic woes
• Millersport junior high team to take part in Destination Imagination competition
• Kasich signs bill to get rid of new election law
• No injuries in Tuesday barn fire
• Ohio Senate wants welfare tied to clean drug tests
• Texting while driving bill targets teens
• Parks director expects fall completion of Rock Mill restoration
• Students graduate from Mount Carmel College of Nursing
• Firefighters to conduct training exercise Sunday in Baltimore
• Healthy update: Asthma and allergy tips help you find relief
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• Garden club to host annual plant auction
• Economy improving as Lancaster sees permit fees jump
• Fat Cat Pizza to expand through fire renovation
• Oak Ridge Boys tickets go on sale in June
• 1 charged in connection with vehicle break-ins
• Ohio man attempts world record with fist pumping
• No cause yet in Ohio football player's death
• Ohio's first casino in Cleveland opens
• Contract negotiations bog down; fact finding next step
• Amanda school board cuts fees from $313 to $175
• Only one more week to visit the "Looking Forward" exhibition! Sunday, May 20 is...
• Siblings to represent county at marbles tournament
• Local student pursues her dream after graduation
• HEALTH INSPECTIONS
• Cave system to open new areas to public
• Lancaster's first window glass company
• Gay marriage might well be a game-changer
• Premature baby rate based on several factors
• Block watch group to donate Lancaster festival proceeds to charity
• Finding their voice: Lancaster students using speech-generating devices
• Screen time: Ohioans hit with barrage of political ads
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• MEETINGS/CLOSINGS
• Cleveland casino to mark Ohio's gambling debut
• Natural gas gains could be coal's loss
• Music students get tips from drummer for the stars
• Photo: Dancing with the Lancaster Stars
• Austria to have senior benefits workshops
• Habitat seeks new director
• Committee to mark National Stand for Children Day
• Rock hall president to retire next year
• Marian Thompson stops foreclosure proceedings
• Lancaster Municipal Gas customers should see decrease on bills after rate drop
• Cleanup resumes at Lancaster's old Ray-O-Vac site
• Friends create pieces of art, donate to hospice
• Photo: Women given gift basket
• Fundraiser aims to help military kids go to camp
• Clowning around for charity nets other reward
• GPS tracking back to court
• Construction begins on new Garner Insurance Agency office
• Ohio man's luck changes with Picasso print
• Buckeye Lake food pantry has new location
• New program at Fairfield Industries teaches new skills
• Sensors monitoring I-70 traffic
• Photo: Crash on Pump Station Road
• AHA! children's museum looking for new space
• Bloom-Carroll: Cotner named Firefighter of the Year
• Millersport: American Legion to have fish fry Friday
• Canal Winchester: Golf outing set for June 8 at Pine Hill
• Ohio Senate favors delaying reading standard
• School officials sorry, but grateful for response after drug arrest
• City hopes to tap into savings water tank maintenance plan
• Officials can file Pearl House appeal
• Technology aided search for Fairfield County boy
• Two of our Chamber Members are teaming up for a great special! Dont miss out! Fa...
• Looking for gift idea's for mothers day? Check this out from Ohio Glass Museum a...
• Missing 10-year-old Lancaster boy found
• A great event share from our friends over at Standing Stone National Bank! Check...
• Mobile planetarium lets West Elementary students explore skies
• Miller ball fields could relocate to Ety Road
• Ohio Senate president defends education bill
• Repeal heads to Kasich
• Man pleads not guilty in Ohio in Navy charity scam
• DOD: Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Efforts reduce, but don't eliminate drug issues in Ohio
• Fairfield County, Colonnade ink deal to relocate health department
• Fairfield Career Center student found with drugs, gun
• Baltimore schedules community yard sale
• Conference planned to set Lancaster's priorities
• Ohio plans crackdown on ER painkiller prescriptions
• New condo complex set to open in June
• Bremen Park gets makeover in time for summer
• DOD: U.S. Marine killed in Afghanistan from Ohio
• Suspects charged in Cleveland bomb plot expected in court
• Substitute accused of grabbing 5-year-old student
• Oil and gas official gets conflict warning
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• PUBLIC RECORD
• Car hits building, naked man flees
• Online medical services transforming health care
• Lancaster Eagle-Gazette earns kudos for sports section, photos
• Poll shows virtual tie between Obama, Romney
• ODOT plans red light changes in county
• City's fight with tall grass starts earlier
• Prom Promise Pledge
• Pet Expo turns Fairgrounds into dog paradise for a day
• Drug sweeps not keeping offenders off the streets
• MEETINGS
• Drive through robbed on Lincoln Avenue
• Obama at OSU: Moving forward key to future
• Portman raking in campaign funds -- for 2016
• Schools look for solutions to challenges of new technology
• Submissions needed for flower contest
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Motorcycle run to raise money for SIDS Network of Ohio
• 89-year-old graduating decades after college start
• Exotic animals back in Zanesville, but what's next?
• Amanda-Clearcreek's new superintendent lays out goals
• Main Street mansion wall to be repaired, secured
• Sentencing scheduled for ex-NFL, OSU QB
• Grammy winner to write World Choir games song
• 2 fall ill after dog food recall
• 3 convicted, 6 acquitted in sex trafficking case
• New nursing school grads should enjoy healthy job market
• Join our Young Professionals of Lancaster for @cinco de mayo at Gran Ranchero to...
• Economic woes force changes at New Horizons
• Photos: Fairfield Federal supports Prevent Child Abuse Month
• New motorcycle shop opens in area
• OSU Extension update: Pond weeds, algae appearing earlier this year
• Rotary Club honors pair with award
• Ohio Senate passes texting ban
• Exotic animals might return to Zanesville farm today
• FMC tears down vacant Starfire Express station
• Charges filed in collision involving sheriff's cruiser
• FMC offers free CPR training
• Check out this new event sponsored by Destination Downtown Lancaster,
• Don't Forget the Chamber Annual Golf Outing, May 19th!
• Last chance for tickets to Sunday's architecture seminar at Concord Hall in Lanc...
• Man accused in copper thefts could face a 15-year sentence
• Public pools work to meet new ADA requirements
• Weather delays Columbus Street paving schedule
• Ban on texting while driving clears hurdle
• Fairfield DD wants to build rubber baseball diamond
• Lawyer questions informant's role in Cleveland bridge plot
• Judge: Suspect in Chardon school shooting competent
• Ohio's future oil, gas tax picture debated
• Regulators grant license for Ohio's 1st casino
• Play set for this weekend at Bloom-Carroll Middle School
• Who is joining us for the Cafe Luncheon today?
• Want to be up-to-date on whats going on for the 4th of July Celebration? "Like"...
• City now owns the Columbian building
• FBI: 5 men charged in Ohio bridge bomb plot
• Suspect arrested in Navy veterans fundraising scam from 2010
• Jail annex has saved county $226,000 this year
• New bill would require arsonist registry
• Dog, family reunited
• Ohio senators expand poker rooms in casino bill
• Company Wrench honored for customer service
• Students to sign theater production
• Boy Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Ribbon Cutting/Open House TODAY! Date/Time: Tue, May 01, 2012 04:00 PM Location:...
• There are still some tickets available for the Concord Hall tour on Sunday. Thi...
• Brothers participate in Jump Rope for Heart
• Lancaster again earns Tree City USA designation
• 5K benefits nonprofit group
• Soap Box Fun Run to be Saturday
• Baltimore Festival Craft Show accepting applications
• Officials, state at odds about authority to inspect Thompson farm
• ODOT plans new design for I-70 interchange
• Couple plans to open J. Gumbo's in Baltimore
• Siblings create nonprofit organization to raise funds for cancer research
• Fairfield County Sheriff's Office & Fairfield County Landlord Association Presen...
• Make sure to stop by the fairgrounds tomorrow for our First Annual Safety Counci...
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Prisoner's death stirs doubts about murder conviction
• Remember When: The boys of summer
• Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after hit-skip crash
• Lawmakers could impose Internet café moratorium
• Ballroom dancing competition coming to Lancaster
• Restoration committee hopes to revitalize theater
• Pipeline taxes flowing into local coffers
• Power of local government limited on gas development
• MEETINGS
• POLICE BRIEFS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Gas drilling job-training programs pop up in N.Y.
• Could you get by on $4.60 per day for food?
• Chamber member receives honor...
• Lawyer: Cages OK at site of Ohio exotic animal release
• Romney to young crowd at Ohio's Otterbein: Take economic risks
• POLICE BRIEFS
• US Sen. Sherrod Brown airs first TV ad in Ohio fight
• Still no quake study by Youngstown well operator
• Police charge 2 men with break-in at Columbus zoo
• Former police officer charged with sex crimes
• Rainbow Drive reopens after morning crash
• Federal prison time possible for Columbus man
• Millersport athlete goes from field to sidelines
• Young Professionals of Lancaster has an awesome event tomorrow! Check it out!
• Meet Our Newest Chamber Member & Join us for a Ribbon Cutting on May 3rd at 4:30...
• Government report blames zoo for leopard's death
• New medical training school set to open
• New Lancaster music store offers wide selection
• Why do birds fly into windows?
• Former Ohio police chief pleads guilty to drug count
• Area athlete indicted for rape to undergo competency test
• Vote boosts Lancaster's Recovery Center
• John Glenn to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom this year
• Ohio woman who posed as boy going back to jail
• Conservation comes close to home
• Thanks so much to Aaron Uhl from @all star entertainment, Cheers Chalet, and al...
• Fisher Catholic Quiz Team headed to national event
• Chicken dinner to raise money for Millersport pool
• Carroll company to be honored
• Trees to be given away May 5 in Canal Winchester
• Dayton man's fossil find in Kentucky stumps experts
• Ohio House delays vote on election overhaul repeal
• SB 310 passage draws mixed feelings
• Ohio mulls changes to teacher pensions
• Eagle-Gazette employee takes home administrative professional award
• 13 break-ins, 2 blocks, 0 suspects in Lancaster
• We are so excited to be celebrating Administrative Professionals Day today with...
• First new Lancaster schools likely to be delayed
• Fire damages house on Wyandotte Street
• SkillsUSA students help clean up park
• iPads fuel discussions at Lancaster High School
• Columbus State winter commencement announced
• Columbus State dean's list announced
• Home invasion, shooting reported
• Lancaster police to get four new cruisers
• Fairfield County officials mull new road material
• Board of Elections conducting emergency meeting today
• Baltimore News: Cooperrider named outstanding member
• Thompson animals declared healthy
• Donald Dutiel enters no contest plea at hearing
• Nora Wells turns 90
• Officials: Same man robbed gas stations
• Searles pleads guilty to county jail escape
• Bloom-Carroll schools looking for substitute bus drivers
• Pension interest change upsets Ohio firefighters
• April nor'easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• Curious about the history of Fairfield County and the Civil War? Go "like" our f...
• History and architecture buffs- listen up! We are hosting an architecture semin...
• Quick thinking saves man's life, prompts new training
• Ohio highway construction delay carries own costs
• Ohio will offer amnesty for some taxpayers
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Chillicothe VA program aids aging veterans
• Remember when
• Ohio laws allow drilling where owners object
• Soldier dad returns home as Captain America
• More older adults taking college classes
• More babies testing positive for drugs at FMC
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• North Columbus Street construction schedule set
• Rain doesn't stop Carroll cleanup day
• Lancaster Glass site is top option for arts center backers
• Students help pay for class event with contest winnings
• School to have blood drive May 8
• Parks department sponsors wildflower photo contest
• Ohio jobless rate decreases for 8th month in a row
• Ohio University approves increases for in-state student tuition
• Last sentence handed down in Abramoff probe
• Cincinnati airport looks to offset reduced flights
• Fairfield National Bank parent to rebuy $100M in stock from federal government
• New farmers auction to offer fresh produce starting in May
• Our very own Chamber Staff member Tammy Nusser , we are so proud of her! Check i...
• Area woman's cancer battle sparks nonprofit foundation
• Local business planning cruise featuring oldies music
• Fuel business in western Ohio hit by fire
• Gov. John Kasich, Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor back Romney
• Carroll bank robber pleads guilty, sentenced to 13 years in prison
• Conservation corner: Stewardship week focusing on 'Soil to Spoon'
• 16 Amish plead not guilty in hair attacks
• Lawmaker says Ohio deep-injection ban sidelined
• Casino representatives defend finances to Ohio regulators
• Zipline owner facing fight about zoning
• Bloom-Carroll: Donations needed for upcoming benefit
• Group looks to improve Buckeye Lake water quality
• Surviving WWII Raiders in Ohio mark 70 years
• Dems blast effort to cut Planned Parenthood money
• Ohio considering workers' comp reform
• Start dates for Bixby, U.S. 33 project discussed
• AEP: New plan more fair for all customers
• Man arrested during February drug sweep is arrested again
• Ohio executes man who fatally stabbed teen in 1985
• Millersport dinner to benefit FMC
• Canal Winchester to host Art Stroll
• Children's theater to present Earth Day play
• Ohio town plans museum for area's Indian artifacts
• About $6,000 in heroin recovered in traffic stop; two arrests made
• Abortion opponents strategize, mobilize and galvanize in Ohio
• Kasich hopes for Holocaust memorial at Statehouse by 2013
• Protests filed over Ohio Medicaid contracts
• Ohio prepares to execute 1st inmate in six months
• Inattentive drivers slow road construction
• Students to put focus on underage drinking, drug use
• Tax credits benefit Pearl House project, developers
• State denies prison term for church embezzler
• Police tapes released in restaurant attack
• Coshocton farmer putting efforts into quality product
• Abortion foes ready new Ohio attack
• Military brothers get chance at brief reunion
• Moose lodge to celebrate 100 years of service
• Singing mailman to perform for senior citizens
• McCain, Christie campaign for Mandel
• 4-H members honored at annual banquet
• Wagenbrenner seeks ideas about Lancaster Glass site
• Fairfield County ESC to Conduct Lancaster Superintendent Search
• Check out our summer art class schedule - www.decartsohio.org
• Hungry for lunch?
• Can anyone help our Chamber members over at the Lancaster Camp Ground?
• Cleveland waterfront project looks to begin second phase
• Post offices abuzz with bee activity
• Remember When: The USS Fairfield
• U.S. home-buying season beginning to signal recovery
• Don't wait for that Social Security check in the mail
• Muskingum district mulls fracking water deal
• Grace Haven Ministries opens new home in honor of Sarah Renko
• Cleveland mayor takes on teacher union over reform
• Families bond during annual fishing derby
• Ohio phasing out 'Prepare to Stop' signs
• Energy companies: We need truckers
• Baltimore woman living with MS diagnosed with ovarian cancer
• Report: short staffing hurts Ohio juvenile services
• Cleveland's Rock Hall welcomes new class
• Farmers get early start on crops amid concerns
• Fewer Ohio inmates being paroled
• Fairfield County schools not betting on casino funds
• Four indicted on drug manufacturing charges
• Save gas, save money: Explore Fairfield County
• Local author plans book signing
• Culvert work to close roadways
• Condemned Ohio inmate won't appeal execution
• Fraternal twins to mark 90th birthday
• Record-holding ex-official back to lead Ohio's GOP
• Lancaster, union can't reach deal
• Homeless vets in Fairfield County to get housing aid
• Look at what the Fairfield Area Humane Society is building in our community!
• OU-L student starts food pantry at St. Mark
• Eyes on nursing home units after Licking County escape
• Lancaster block watch group to host upcoming festival
• Military's robotic project pitches machines' value
• Lancaster mulls new tower plan
• Conservation corner: Drop-off will accept drugs, electronics, documents
• Project takes aim at bullying
• 300-foot buffer proposed for park drilling
• Many worry Ohio water plans will hurt Lake Erie
• This NightCrawler's not for fishing
• Check out our Young Professionals of Lancaster's next event!
• Our friends over at Standing Stone National Bank finally have a facebook page! M...
• CHOCOLATE WALK IS SOLD OUT! Who is participating tomorrow night?
• Kasich won't spare life of convicted killer
• Lancaster gets new fire truck after long wait
• Study: Ohio ranks low in preschool education
• Ohio nursing home funds will be tied to standards
• Authorities say Toledo man left puppies in suitcase
• Man arrested in connection with 4 robberies
• Amanda-Clearcreek schools receive grant to install observatory
• Finding superintendent only first step for Amanda
• Fairfield County to get lowest amount for roads
• Pearl House's next battle: parking
• Give back! This is only one of many ways to give back to our chamber members, an...
• Don't miss the ribbon cutting TODAY! Help us celebrate!
• Look at all of the upcoming Chamber events! Go ahead mark your calendars and sta...
• Fairfield Area Humane Society has many events coming up, check them out!
• April is Child Abuse Prevention Month.The Lancaster Fairfield County Chamber of...
• Santorum was Fairfield County's choice in primary
• Recent break-ins stun Lancaster residents
• Ohio volunteer group studies Lake Erie shipwrecks
• It's all about family fun at annual event
• Daughter of unclaimed veteran steps forward
• Fraternity chapter suspended at Miami of Ohio
• City proposal: Give Ohio University 70 acres for medical school
• Group takes aim at exotic animals bill
• Analyst: Gas prices have peaked
• Behind on taxes? Expect a letter from Lancaster
• CELEBRATE! Wear blue, we are going to! Post your pictures of your office showing...
• Columbus Street construction begins
• Numbers show more drowsy driver crashes
• Lancaster council questions zoning language in grant resolution
• Xavier birth control rule concerns alumni
• Avon hoping to get a makeover with new CEO
• Cincinnati casino accident prompts citations, fines
• Police say pets died in phony Ohio vet's care
• Baltimore News: Chris Baker to be featured guest at Basil Garden Club
• Mild winter leaves County Engineer's Office with abundance of salt
• Local soldiers to be honored with downtown banners
• Texting/driving state ban stalls
• Firefighters train online to stay certified
• Firefighters get ready to tackle burning oil wells
• Remains of Ohio soldiers are brought back to U.S.
• Experts: Casino will add to risks in Cleveland
• Governor predicts close presidential vote in Ohio
• Suspect in dismembering says he met woman online
• Zoo introduces candid critters
• Craft market planned to fill void at downtown square
• Pair headed to Africa for mission trip
• Growth in addiction to heroin, other opiates extends to Lancaster
• Program helps lower-income seniors with food purchases
• Man attacked on South Cedar Avenue
• Exhibit showcases Ohio artists' work
• Audit reveals money missing from Knights of Columbus
• Commander: Ohio should be proud of 3 soldiers who died
• Ohio college students save by starting early
• LeAnn Rimes to close out 2012 Lancaster Festival
• Workshop at OU-L offers look at beekeeping
• Mother of killed Ohio soldier: "He was a natural leader"
• Four injured in Friday morning crash on Ohio 37
• Grant request denial delays intersection upgrade
• Judges chafe under new sentencing reforms
• Ohio rabbi's books tied to Holocaust survivors
• Loud noises bring memories of Ohio school shooting
• Bennett says he's willing to be Ohio GOP chairman
• Dog warden: Staff doesn't take euthanization lightly
• Teacher's file lists previous claims of grabbing children
• Man charged with drug trafficking after yearlong investigation
• Ohio school to let gay student wear 'Jesus Is Not A Homophobe' T-shirt for one day
• OSU Extension Update: Keep Easter eggs safe
• Earth Day promotes protecting environment
• Bennett could replace DeWine as GOP chairman
• Stivers meets with area farmers
• Salon owner watches hairstyles come and go
• 3 Ohio soldiers killed in attack in Afghanistan
• Census: Population in Ohio, area counties grows, but only slightly
• Woman gets maximum sentence for fatal crash
• Perry County settles civil lawsuit
• Perry County commissioner resigns, sentenced to 10 days in jail for assault
• Blue Coats Awards Dinner honors several first responders
• Lancaster VFW Post 1380 celebrates 50th anniversary
• Canal Winchester Ecumenical Good Friday Cross Walk planned
• Bloom-Carroll students compete in science fair
• Fairfield Medical Center CEO envisions a campus cancer center by 2016
• Lancaster board accepts Superintendent Rob Walker's resignation
• Teacher charged with assault against 6-year-old student
• Youth sex offender registration rule blocked
• Downtown event to benefit American Heart Association planned for April 21
• Bloom-Carroll senior a finalist in state's Homecoming queen selection
• County has not yet decided on dog euthanasia changes
• Zoning appeals board takes on Recovery Center debate
• Prisoners again being shipped outside of county
• Holocaust memorial questioned
• Foster Grandparent Program planned for Thornville Elementary
• Eastland-Fairfield assistant super chosen
• Students inducted into honor society
• Father back from Afghanistan surprises son during school lunch
• Xavier stopping birth control coverage
• Coach Thru Life! Check them out!
• What are you having for lunch today?
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• Fairfield Union building project under budget
• Ohio Environmental Council: Landowners should know their rights
• Gas well snapshot shows high-producing Ohio wells
• OU nursing school awarded grant
• Engineer's office planning culvert replacements
• Commission meeting canceled
• Baltimore news: VFW Post 3761 benefits available to members
• Preservationist buys Ohio church, eyeing it as art
• Avon slams door on Coty Inc.'s $10 billion offer
• Organ donation helps family cope with death
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• HEALTH INSPECTIONS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Record warmth made March 'astonishing'
• Insurance mandate not the only one
• Remember when: Lancaster during World War II
• Huffer Durdin Park to replace footbridge
• Busy start for new Lancaster schools project
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Atypical weather has some Lancaster area farmers wondering what's next
• MEETINGS, CLOSINGS
• Ohioans hope fracking classes help with jobs
• More U.S. drilling didn't cut gas price
• Possible Ohio race track relocation worries some
• Dozens show support for MDA fundraiser
• SCI does part for environment, cuts costs
• Wendy's claims its beef is 'pink slime'-free
• Etch A Sketch launches ad campaign
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on art forger
• State of the Schools: Stebelton to tackle funding formula
• AEP Ohio submits new rate proposal to state regulators
• Gas firm seeks land leases in Sugar Grove area
• Fairfield Area Humane Society plans pooch park
• Fairfield County agency awards recognize potential, regardless of ability
• Lottery ticket sellers busy before historic Mega Millions drawing
• OSU Extension has answers to all of your gardening questions
• Conservation Corner: Composting recycles green wastes back into landscapes
• Court: Drug deals cost Ohio officer workers' compensation
• Ohio spent $96M on unused paid time off in 2010-11
• Redistricting amendment clears initial hurdle
• Relative: JetBlue co-pilot doesn't think he's a hero
• New superintendent a priority for Lancaster
• New business offers healthier vending options in county
• We are at the kelton house in Columbus Ohio
• Dont miss our on celebrating Administrative Professionals Day this year! Its a l...
• Who is joining us today!?
• Kasich budget counts bottled water as food
• Ohioan is first female 4-star general in Air Force
• Election reform repeal clears Ohio Senate
• Ohio high school senior diagnosed with cancer receiving support from across the country
• Changes to consumer law headed to Kasich's office
• Recount for schools' bond issue reveals no change in final vote total
• Historical parks district receives arts grant
• Final Four floor prepared in Ohio
• Lancaster woman admits guilt in fatal crash
• Officials check in on sex offenders
• Museum shop sale continues only through Friday. Come and get your bargains befor...
• Heroin abuse worsens in Ohio
• Lancaster man waits for 7 hours after crash, survives
• Owners line up to oppose exotic animal bill
• School board meets for first time since levy passage
• Local school districts gather to fight bullying
• County owes back Medicare taxes for three employees
• County could get pot of 'found money' by year's end from casino revenue
• Warm weather won't necessarily mean a bad tornado season
• Lancaster events center idea gaining ground
• Fairfield County reviewing rules for pit bulls, euthanasia
• Co. won't allow safe-sex ad on Ohio billboard
• Tea party groups irked with IRS
• Ohio might pursue 'Stand Your Ground' legislation
• Local artist Joe Greene taps into his individual view of the world
• Ribs, music festival planned in Carroll
• City to buy Columbian to house municipal court
• Olde Pickerington Village Food Drive begins April 2
• Geneva Hills hosts charity raffle
• Man finds happiness, money through knapping hobby
• Open gym at Family Life Center ends April 12
• Free gym day!
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• Student's poem featured at conference in Japan
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Pink suitcase draws bomb squad to Columbus street
• Gay marriage advocates have 'mass wedding' in Cleveland
• County speeds up slow food stamp processing
• Gas drilling raises water supply concerns, availability
• Newspaper: Ohio schools have suspicious test scores
• Ohio tops other states in metal theft claims
• Section 8 bill roils housing reform debate
• Lost piece of Lancaster history discovered
• Differing standards make tracking poor cops challenging
• Locals seek bill renewal to curb domestic violence
• $2 million in paving work, targeting 22 roads, scheduled here for 2012
• PUBLIC RECORD
• MEETINGS
• Health care debate heads to Supreme Court
• Don't forget! This afternoon at 2, Andrea Brookover shows you how to care for th...
• Bobcat fans, alumni show up to cheer their team
• Board recommends no mercy in teen's death
• Tribute band from Lancaster Festival to play at fundraising event
• Audit: Gas lines tied to fracking lack oversight
• Air Force has Ohio memorial for military dog
• Wendy's supplier changes treatment of chickens
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Warmer weather brings jumpers back to Rock Mill
• Ohio adds to work force as jobless rate dips again
• So Saturday will be chilly--only 70 degrees ;) and stormy. You won't want to mis...
• Clark Insurance agent becomes PaceSetter
• Relay for Life seeks vendors for craft show
• Obama talks energy agenda in Ohio
• Two developers mounting drive for 5th Ohio casino
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch back in the picture
• Marx is official winner of race; recount waived
• Cristy's Pizza adds fitTogether items
• Deal-hunting experts share secrets with talks, website
• Lancaster school bond issue officially passes by 40 votes
• Local housing market sees rally
• TODAY IS THE LAST CHANCE TO RSVP FOR STATE OF THE SCHOOLS!!!
• District Library hosts 'Hunger Games' event
• Bloom-Carroll: Music Boosters to have fundraisers
• Feds: Ohio group forged pain pill prescriptions
• OSHA hits local company with five violations
• Lancaster Alive to host downtown cash mob Saturday
• Board working to certify March 6 election
• Transgender student alleges discrimination
• Central Ohio home explodes; no injuries reported
• Police say Ohio man escaped car driven in quarry
• Canal Winchester: City takes aim at stinky residents
• Caring for your treasured family heirlooms can be a challenge. Learn the basics...
• 'Wrangler Andy,' recovering from brain injury, starts horse-sitting business
• Student-designed creations to be featured at art show and auction
• Liberty Union High School
• Group asks Ohio Senate to act on cancer drug bill
• Ohio driver who killed trooper guilty in new case
• Ohio tops other states in claims for metal theft
• Soldier accused of Afghanistan shootings ordered in 2003 to repay local couple more than $1.5 million
• Seneca Drive hill set to be repaved this summer
• Lancaster Midtown apartment work to start in about a week
• check out the special deal going on at KiKi's Kafe today~
• Mimi Keller retires from Basil Joint Fire District
• Speedway on North Memorial Drive to close for renovations
• Fairfield County fair manager Dave Benson steps aside
• Four-way stop to begin at Columbus Street intersection
• State ends ties with 2 banks in currency dispute
• Ohio man not jailed for stopping Facebook apology
• District lost track of neglected girl
• Police find second suspected meth lab in less than 24 hours
• Property owner says Pearl House would alter character of the community
• We just got our copies today! Great exposure in the NY Times for the Decorative...
• U.S. report shows modest gains in graduation rate
• Champion ATV racer a quiet success
• Cincinnati's 'Checkmate Bridge' draws all sorts
• GOP-appointed justices control health law's fate
• Ohio GOP in power struggle ahead of 2012 vote
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• St. Pat's parade in Cleveland sets several records
• Scholarship honors victims in Ohio wrong-way crash
• Rushlow heads to D.C. again for spelling bee
• Common Core Standards aim to transform education in state of Ohio
• Common Core setting a new education standard for Ohio
• States marking bicentennial of War of 1812
• House fire kills man, 3 boys in eastern Ohio
• Aunt: Apartment delay upset Ohio stabbing suspect
• Ohio will treat whole inland lake to fight algae
• Annual Lancaster Advertiser Garage Sale
• Ety Road apartment construction set to begin
• Shale boom headed here
• E-G awarding Gannett Foundation grants to local organizations
• Women to share money-saving secrets at free seminar
• Local writer, inspired by walks with son, pens book for children
• Lancaster neighbors: Meth raid shows larger problem
• Pa. company makes deal to move 2 Ohio horse tracks
• Moody's upgrades Ohio credit rating to 'stable'
• Dad: Man had housing stress before stabbings
• 9 men indicted in fraternity hazing case in Youngstown
• Regional spellers to compete today
• Class to teach weather spotting
• The sunshine is so stimulating! Come and wake up your brain at "Looking Forward....
• Grand jury indicts Ohio dad on 31 counts of rape
• Minor flooding reported in county
• Rescue group, family raise money for pony's eye surgery
• Prosecutor's race, school bond issue still in question
• County officials train to prevent school tragedies
• Rock-a-Bowtique a unique experience
• Ky. Supreme Court hears Amish buggy sign case
• Ohio man pleads guilty in $17M Amish fraud case
• Biden's sharp words mark a new phase in campaign
• Pittsburgh site chosen over Ohio for major gas drilling refinery
• Check out the cool things going on with our members over at the Fairfield Area...
• Check out the next cafe luncheon! RSVP today!
• Dont miss out on hoops and lunch at the The Lodge In Lancaster, LLC with their r...
• Ross County ambulance crash kills driver, patient
• Bloom-Carroll news: Shalom Church to host evening of fun
• Canal Winchester news: Brown named community affairs coordinator
• Millersport news: Spaghetti dinner to support Laker athletic programs
• Lancaster Fire Deptartment, Buffalo Wild Wings fundraiser successful
• Faked 2011 kidnapping ends in sentencing
• Lancaster could have 2 farmers markets
• Lancaster's Ohio Glass Museum receives part of former Cambridge exhibit
• Oak Ridge Boys to headline Fairfield County Fair
• AgrAbility event showcases tools that allow disabled farmers to continue work
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Students rise to academic challenge
• Cooking, attending church, gardening still excite Sally Ellis after 105 years
• Organization hopes to continue despite loss of grant
• Ohio lawmaker indicted on bribery charge
• Gov. Kasich seeks drilling tax increase
• Developer says downtown is the right place for Pearl House
• Nursing home could lose license after meth lab fire
• Make your RSVP ASAP! Here is the form! Chamber Members and Non Chamber Members!...
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• New sign for The Lodge In Lancaster, LLC designed by Pemberley! What great Chamb...
• Woman survives removal of five brain aneurysms
• Baltimore Senior Citizens to meet Thursday
• Wrong-way crash claims 2 near previous Ohio crash
• Two involved in Fairfield County jail escape plead not guilty
• Feds release health care overhaul blueprint for states
• Pickerington football star faces rape charges
• Bloom-Carroll school officials deal with vandalism, theft incidents
• City Council sends Pearl House issue to zoning appeals board
• Dinner and a robot: STEM-focused program helps troubled youths
• Deputies place first at Battle of Badges
• Former state legislator sentenced in fraud conspiracy
• Foes of Ohio union law target new labor limits
• Congrats to our Chamber members Auman Landscape LLC for receiving "Best of Show"...
• Men dominate in Ohio legislative elections
• Hands-on summer classes offered
• Hobby shop closing after 35 years
• Police say man found beaten near Ohio rec center
• Police injure suspect in fatal SW Ohio shooting
• Ohio program to spread info when officers are hurt
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTIONS
• Mild winter saves Ohio millions
• Ohio VA clinic paid $940K in cases over eight deaths
• Rock Hall in Cleveland almost done with renovation
• Wonderfully informative and entertaining talk by Denny Griffith about his work....
• Come and hear CCAD president Denny Griffith's insights into "Looking Forward," a...
• 'Starter' development plan suggested for Lancaster
• MEETINGS, CLOSINGS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ellingers attend show feed meeting
• Unemployment fraud cases double in 5 years
• Ohio request for disaster declaration denied
• Caretaker worried Balderson's proposed exotic animal ban would spark illegal sales in Ohio
• BCI labs improve return time on evidence
• Longtime volunteers make Maple Tapping Festival a sweet success
• Report: Hotel fire likely electrical
• Police carry out drug raid in Lancaster
• Ohio Sens. Portman, Brown ask Obama for storm relief aid
• Man run over by truck, flown to Columbus hospital
• Strong 3 months of hiring in U.S., unemployment still at 8.3 percent
• 3 deputies to face discipline after inmate escape
• Changes would lower most school district ratings
• Pain pills plummet in Appalachia, rise in northwestern Ohio
• Ohio company seeks federal grant for wind turbines
• Cincinnati to sell Music Hall
• Local Red Cross volunteer to help storm victims
• Ohio drug overdose deaths hit record in 2010
• Would 'super street' help?
• Warm winter might bring pest-filled spring
• Exotic animal bill aims to ban new ownership
• Tree seedlings, wildflower seeds for sale
• Lawsuit seeks info on Ohio school's timeout rooms
• Kucinich won't run in Washington despite visits
• Toledo police investigate corpse abuse allegations
• Woman sentenced for allowing drug deals in her home
• Free event to teach farmers about assistive technology
• This will appear in the Times' "Museums" section on March 15.
• Dont miss this!!! Mark your calendars today!
• Work begins on Miller Park drainage system
• Children's Theatre presents 'Sweeney Todd: School Edition'
• Canal Winchester: Requests taken for community garden plots
• Bloom-Carroll: Wagnalls offering Zumba fitness classes
• Park report: Future bright, growth possible
• Nursing home meth lab fire death ruled accidental
• Girl denies allegations of inducing panic with hit list
• No clear outcome in feud between DeWine, Kasich
• Local woman wins big on 'Cash Explosion'
• Committee looks at possibility of downtown arts/convention center
• Mark your calendars!
• Chamber Cafe Series Luncheon today! Networking 11am Lancaster Community Church,...
• Unofficial results: Bond issue passes by 21 votes, recount possible
• Chardon school shooting case may go to adult court
• Ohio GOP divides between Romney, Santorum
• Lobb defeated in 78th district race
• Voters pass parks levy
• Smalley defeats Bowman to retain seat as clerk of courts
• Commissioners: Now is time to talk about jail plans
• Romney ekes out Ohio win, might avoid recount
• Marx appears to defeat Vandervoort for prosecutor spot
• Check out this great article regarding Agriculture for all ages in Fairfield Cou...
• Come and stretch your understanding of contemporary art--CCAD president Denny Gr...
• Support our Chamber Members out at the Fairfield Area Humane Society through the...
• Manager promises good food, fun at new steakhouse
• A primary over the GOP 'soul'
• Band returns from European tour for local performances
• New Zion UMC youths take part in 30 Hour Famine
• Reports: Ohio gas tax could mean income-tax cut
• Romney targets Obama, not GOP rivals
• Flames engulf semi's undercarriage
• Millersport man recovering from Sunday crash
• Ohio Turnpike director: Pay policies must change
• Teen wounded in Chardon shooting transferred to rehab
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Remember when: X-ray your child's feet -- 1943
• Underground Railroad stops get fresh flags
• Judges upset with new Ohio sentencing requirement
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• Tea party not as noisy, but still hopes to be heard
• Presidential hopefuls pitch to Ohioans
• History could repeat itself in GOP showdown
• Miles of Smiles pairs mentors, special needs students
• Lancaster business broken into
• Democrats in Ohio say GOP waging war on women
• What will be on local ballots Tuesday?
• Get all your primary election information
• Friday crash on Memorial Drive sends one to hospital
• House fire in northeast Ohio kills 4
• Democrats in Ohio say GOP waging war on women
• Hundreds honor slain Chardon student
• Five states, including Ohio, report deaths in wake of storms
• Fairfield Union student who inspires on, off field to receive award
• What will be on local ballots Tuesday?
• Get all your primary election information
• Internal investigation in Fairfield County jail escape should be finished this week
• OU-L event celebrates women
• Lancaster man cited for OVI in four-vehicle crash
• Ohio emerging as microcosm of GOP race
• Santorum touts grass roots effort during central Ohio campaign stop
• Grand jury indicts driver who went to help son
• Super PACs flood Ohio with cash, negative ads
• Fairfield County jail inmate, alleged accomplices indicted in escape
• GOP-heavy ballot may hurt Ohio levies
• One person injured in Thursday crash
• 2 recovering from Wednesday crash
• Come welcome our newest Chamber member @Jackd Fitness LLC.! Please help us celeb...
• Park district has big plans for new funds
• Train derailment cleanup continues in Lancaster
• Zoning permit OK'd for new Recovery Center location
• Local banker wins award
• AG adjusts report on business incentives
• 4-H Awareness slated for Saturday
• Conservation corner: The geese are coming
• Teen charged as juvenile in Ohio school shooting
• Baltimore resident insists on being his own boss, co-owns multimillion dollar company
• Jailed man may lose access to mail
• Dont forget about the ribbon cutting tomorrow 3pm Jackd Fitness LLC.!!!
• Two hurt, taken to hospital after U.S. 33 crash
• Lancaster district puts 'no' option out of mind
• Drunken-driving case imperils others across Ohio
• New treasurer needed at Amanda
• Mayor, officials lay out Lancaster's development plans at annual event
• Women brought together 20 years ago through BBBS program reunited as classmates
• Romney, Santorum battle on to Super Tuesday
• Chardon shooting suspect might have used relative's gun
• BCI: No timeline for probe in officer-involved shooting
• Kasich-DeWine dispute adds drama to central committee contests
• Thank you to all who attended our 2012 State of the City Address this morning! W...
• Dr. David Uhl Destination Downtown Lancaster
• Mike Pettit director of economic development
• Terre Vandervoort Law Director and City Prosecutor
• Rob Walker Lancaster City Schools
• Huge turn out for state of the city this morning!
• State of the city 2012
• Mitch Overton city parks
• Ohioan brings Mayberry to life impersonating Fife
• Primary last chance to secure funding for Lancaster school project
• Prosecutor: Shooting suspect 'not well'
• Indictments by Fairfield County grand jury released
• Officials defend actions in Perry County shooting
• Fairfield County officials mull transit summit
• Vandalized signs in Sugar Grove a safety concern
• OU-L theater department growing
• Lancaster seventh-graders to exhibit artwork in Columbus
• Deputy-involved shooting sends 1 to hospital
• Sunday crash hospitalizes one
• Woman recovering after being pushed out of car
• Cigarette thought to cause porch fire
• Reservists receive cultural lesson
• Witnesses to deadly shooting describe chaos
• Allman Brothers Band to headline festival
• Former church treasurer waits on jail sentencing
• Clerk of courts candidates throw barbs as race gets ugly
• Local companies to add 70 jobs
• Pearl House zoning legislation introduced; city council meeting packed
• Board of Elections seeks poll workers
• Watercolor without Brushes workshop is this Sunday. Call 681-1423 to register. T...
• Columbus schools seek $900K in unpaid lunch money
• Policy change could cost child support debtors only income
• Ohio school districts await funding formula
• Group surveys county's youths about drug habit
• Glimpses of the Past: The rest of the Mellman Inn story
• Woman missing from Echo Manor
• Lancaster fire department honors mother, daughter
• New Horizons teaches older Ohioans to play, learn music
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ohio museum restoring famed 'Memphis Belle'
• Cleveland Museum of Art plans busier schedule
• What does a new Elementary School look like?
• Seeking better facilities, Lancaster teachers push for bond issue passage
• Jobless benefit drug testing for some in works by Sen. Schaffer
• Widow of exotic animals owner wants guns back
• U.S. college grads get older, shift workplace trends
• Cancer survivor raises money for FMC cancer care fund
• Local resident honored for serving our country
• Local students make honor roll
• Baltimore writer semi-finalist in humor contest
• Tarhe Lions donate to veterans home
• Insurance company representative makes donation to city fire department
• U.S. Supreme Court decides not to hear school search case
• Investigation of meth lab explosion continues
• Two home invasions reported in a week in Perry County
• Changes under way at jail; Searles arraigned on new charges
• New Ohio Highway Patrol effort targets drug trafficking
• Community raises $7,000 for woman's new service dog
• Lighthouse's Style Show accepting reservations
• Cinderella's Closet prom dress giveaway set for March 24
• BMV conducts complete system modernization
• Get stocked up for March Madness with our sports-related items at 50% off. Many...
• Prosecutor: Searles had help from the day he escaped
• Feds plan to spend $51.5M on Asian carp fight
• 9 Ohio postal processing sites to be eliminated
• Local AEP customers happy with rate reversal
• Newark man indicted in Ponzi scheme
• FMC doctors receive certification
• Conservation Corner: Night Hike set for March 8 in Bremen
• OSU Extension Update: East Central Ohio Fruit School set for March 2
• Fisher's Marina celebrates 100th anniversary this year
• Maintaining the Old Elementary Schools
• "Experience Downtown" today through Saturday. Print out the flyer from destinati...
• Who is joining us today to celebrate with the Southeastern Surgery Center? We ar...
• Escaped prisoner captured; could have been missing since earlier Monday
• Millersport committee to meet Monday
• Recovery Center landlord offers $100K to stay put
• Millersport basketball team begins tournament play
• Canal Winchester: Suicide Prevention Hotline offers training
• Bloom-Carroll: FFA members hosting spaghetti dinner
• Council committee: Pearl House doesn't fit zoning code
• Health system invites employee inventions
• Schools join to fight AEP rate increase
• Eagle-Gazette owner announces growth
• Lancaster man sentenced for workers' comp fraud
• Weight-loss challenge seeks participants
• Appalachia aging faster than rest of U.S.
• Students graduate from Lancaster Digital Academy
• Annual jazz festival set for Saturday
• Kasich OKs bill ending 'vicious' pit bull label
• Police chief in Buchtel charged with drug count
• Park district seeks income tax levy renewal
• Lancaster Public Transit System facing funding issues
• Jail procedures under review after escape
• Ruling: Ohio courts open in old sex offense cases
• Save the Date! From our Chamber Members at Geneva Hills!
• Dont forget, this Thursday 4:30-5:30!
• Baltimore news: New Zion United Methodist Church planning mission auction
• Three new businesses to open in Baltimore
• County prosecutor's race: Sorting through the attacks
• Community helping local woman raise funds for guide dog
• ODNR open house set for March 3
• Man in serious condition after explosion
• Cash drawer stolen from restaurant
• Join us for March Cafe Luncheon! RSVP to Alicia@lancoc.org
• Today's Chamber Focus on 90.9fm WFCO will be @April Smith Branch Manager from @P...
• No clear frontrunner for March 6 GOP primary
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Remembering the Lancaster Bypass
• Difficult times slow U.S. growth
• Local school districts make progress in Race to the Top
• Bernie Paumier one of four ESL tutors in county
• 9 men accused in hazing at Kappa Alpha Psi
• Lawyers locked in tense campaign for Fairfield County prosecutor
• Police: Meth lab explosion sends one to hospital
• MEETINGS, CLOSINGS
• Weather services offers training
• Local United Way offers free tax preparation
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Schools work to improve lunches
• Marine recruits take run at Lancaster's Mount Pleasant
• Print out the "Experience Downtown" flyer from destinationdowntownlancaster.com...
• Weather a boon for Buckeye Lake, parks
• Furniture maker to give lecture
• Tickets available for school bond presentations
• 2 rescued from truck hanging off southeast Ohio bridge
• Off-duty highway trooper arrested on OVI charges
• Donations needed for free dress event in Lancaster
• Stimulus turns 3, provides help for the poor
• 23 indicted after drug sweep in Lancaster, other cities
• Lancaster furniture maker Kerry Pierce will present a lecture at the Decorative...
• Extension update: Pesticide license testing offered
• Police: Mass. girls' Facebook photos on porn site hosted in Ohio
• Couple sentenced in son's cancer death
• Ohio court upholds legal claim of arrested worker
• Ohio Craigslist slaying suspect may face adult trial
• Gilded Gypsy Emporium offers laid-back experience
• Fairfield National's owner completes sale of Vision Bank
• Coming to Ohio: Cabela's to open store in Polaris area
• Prosecutor: Drugs Fairfield County's biggest problem
• Lancaster VA Clinic seeks bigger space
• Homeless veterans move in to new facility
• Welcome our newest Chamber member Jackd Fitness LLC.! Please help us celebrate t...
• "Looking Forward" is a risk-taking effort on the part of the Center's exhibition...
• What is new with your business? Please share!
• Dont forget our subcommittee Young Professionals of Lancaster have their network...
• Two Ohioans to take part in 8-person program to donate, receive kidneys
• Lawmaker, farmer named agriculture director
• Lancaster teachers to host dinners to discuss school bonds
• Lancaster woman mulls plea deal in fatal crash
• Pearl House talk doesn't endanger grant money
• Lancaster police find fake $5 bills in man's underwear
• Don't listen to rumors: Lancaster's Pink Cricket not closing
• Worthington denied grant to rehab 'spooky' house
• Police: Cincinnati man dumped ashes and sold urns for scrap
• Ohio's U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown late on condo taxes
• Fairfield County Department of Health finds new home
• Red Cross honors people for helping others
• Renovation of ex-Essex building could aid Lancaster's downtown
• POLICE LOG
• 4 life terms for doctor in Ohio pill mill case
• Landis sets goals for Bloom-Carroll schools
• Ohio teacher recovering after steer injures him
• Baltimore names new village administrator
• Bloom-Carroll board censures member
• We LOVE our Chamber Businesses! Happy Valentines Day!
• Federal court rules for festival free speech
• State moves to create 2nd land-grant college
• Competing informants in 9 Ohio fire deaths retrial
• As Nov. 6 approaches, provisional ballots still threaten trouble
• Baltimore news: Local grad to sing at senior citizens meeting
• Gas line shut off to prepare for demolition
• Crash victim remembered as loving woman who helped others
• Complaint against county commissioner dismissed
• Administrator: Council's comments jeopardize eligibility for CDBG grant
• Essex building finally has new owner; Lancaster bicycle to move in
• Our Young Professionals of Lancaster are only 9 "likes" away from 100! Help them...
• Outside groups fund millions in TV ads in Ohio Senate race
• Tour de Cause fundraising begins
• School board welcomes public opinion about fees
• Antique show offers unusual items
• Remember When: Businesses of Lancaster
• MEETINGS, CLOSINGS
• Chemistry teacher still going at 93
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Cincinnati to break ground this week for streetcar
• Glenn stands behind continued exploration
• Deadlines loom on health care law, local control at stake
• Thurston woman killed in Saturday morning crash
• Experts discuss sudden cardiac arrest in youth at FMC seminar
• Uniting worker training efforts not easy
• Transition center a concern for some in community
• 24 people arrested in drug sweep in four communities
• Berne Union implements restructuring for 2012-13 school year
• Mother gets help replacing son's stolen headstone
• Woman must serve at least 30 days in jail for false signatures
• 3 Planned Parenthood affiliates, including central Ohio, to merge
• Ohio petroleum: Keep regulations safe and 'agile'
• Ice cream shop celebrates 10th anniversary
• Program encourages people with disabilities to create, explore
• Fairfield County Cattlemen's annual banquet scheduled
• Conservation Corner: Bird count opportunity available locally
• Millions headed to Ohio over foreclosure abuses
• Ohio lawmakers vow to fight defense cuts
• Kiger endorses Vandervoort in race for prosecutor
• Absentee voting down for upcoming March primary
• Many nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• "Looking Forward" offers a rare opportunity to see CCAD faculty work. Free admis...
• Freedom Rider shares his story at OU-L event
• Retired teacher receives award at United Way event
• Signature Wines coming to Lithopolis
• Millersport Community Theatre presents 'The Big Easy Minstrel'
• Canal Winchester Area Historical society merchandise for sale
• Baltimore man sentenced on drug charges
• Ohio GOP race could be expensive for newly revitalized Santorum
• City's public transit cutting hours
• Ohio attorney general seeks tougher oil, gas drilling laws
• Event to focus on cardiac arrest in youths
• GPS tracking without a warrant goes to Ohio Supreme Court
• About 100 people attend second oil, gas forum hosted by law firm
• Carroll Finance Committee meets Tuesday
• Kodak Ohio workers told about 80 layoffs coming
• 3 sent to hospitals after Saturday crash
• Changes planned for Ross County Idol
• Proposal would pay $2.85M for Ohio Turnpike study
• Phone scam irritates Lancaster resident
• Kasich touts education, broadband in State of the State speech
• Buffalo Wild Wings to help fire department buy new equipment
• How is your business or office celebrating Valentines Day? Eating healthy for He...
• POLICE REPORTS
• GOP lawmakers press White House to reverse birth control requirement
• Attorney demands answers in Zanesville exotic animals case
• Ladies Auxiliary hosting 'bakeless' bake sale
• Family input needed to detect dementia earlier
• Tax reform in this election year not likely
• Meth lab found at Sherman Avenue home
• More Baltimore homes broken into
• 4-vehicle crash injures 2
• Please help our Leadership Class out by taking this quick survey for them to gat...
• Prison wardens get raises amid reorganization
• Students shrug at college rating lists
• County EMA offers weather alert calls
• Eighth-grader could show art in NYC
• Bremen firefighters to launch fundraiser
• Remember When: the times in 1942
• Schreckengost design museum in Cleveland on hold
• Pros, cons for Kasich of speech outside Statehouse
• NWS to have weather training
• United Way of Fairfield County offers free tax preparation
• Owner of home where 3 died faces new charges
• Kucinich meets with locked-out tire workers
• Cleveland Clinic, school to study brain injuries
• Lawyer to Ohio justice: Skip death penalty cases
• BIG: Unity, community important in Lancaster
• Ohio schools likely to see changes
• Three injured in U.S. 22 crash in Amanda
• Decision to put off U.S. 33 project not welcome news
• Government officials testing plan for foreclosed homes
• Ohio bill would ban new ownership of exotic pets
• Wrong-number call helps Ohio woman in emergency
• GOP presidential hopefuls turning to Ohio primary
• Burglaries have Baltimore residents, business on guard
• Helicopter takes at least 1 to hospital after motorcycle crash
• Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action wants to build low-income apartments
• Developer eyes Lancaster's Ety Road for 244-unit apartment complex
• New water line to aid Lancaster businesses
• Arguments fly in lawsuit over new Ohio districts
• Dispute heats up between prosecutor, commissioner
• Milton Taylor Sr. remembered
• Defense vehicles find new life at Sheriff's Office
• Casino rules govern chip color, size, more
• Ohio group seeks tax increase on oil, gas billions
• Insects in winter
• Check your plants for 'frost heaving'
• Business owner benefits from competing in contest
• Bill would start Ohio schools after Labor Day
• Ohio Senate considers limiting smoking in cars
• Don't miss "Looking Forward." Ten talented CCAD faculty present contemporary int...
• Pickerington Central football player enters no plea in rape case
• Bloom-Carroll: Committee plans Memorial Day event
• After traffic stop, Ohio woman gives birth in car
• 5 Doolittle Raiders plan to attend Ohio reunion
• Honda to invest $98M at western Ohio engine plant
• Lawmakers to negotiate Ohio bill on cyber fraud
• Ohio panel fined in case tied to cremation mix-up
• Kasich: Ohio going 'more on offense' for jobs
• Therapy dogs brighten day at Ohio senior center
• Man indicted on kidnapping trio with Uzi
• Fourth quarter campaign finance reports released
• Lancaster Hardware owner focused on service
• Full house at the cafe series presentation!
• Full house at the cafe series luncheon today!
• Who is joining us for the Chamber Cafe Series Luncheon today?
• Fairfield Union schools receive state auditor award
• Former Freedom Rider to speak at OU-L
• Ohio doughnuts headed to Super Bowl
• Ex-Ohio wildlife agent plans plea change
• Law firm informs public of gas and oil drilling at public meeting
• Fire hydrant damaged in crash
• Advisory council backs delays in road projects
• Ohio bill would make left lanes for passing only
• Pickerington Central football player faces rape charges
• Amanda pilot, farmer aims for Congress
• Ohio begins campaign against opiate abuse
• Last Chance to get your reservations in for tomorrow's Chamber Cafe Luncheon!At...
• Leopard euthanized after injury at zoo
• Baltimore competing for Reader's Digest grand prize
• Red Cross lifeguarding course available beginning Feb. 19
• Fewer teenagers driving in Ohio
• Carroll bank robber turns himself in
• BIG celebrates 30 years Saturday
• Drug summit focuses on area's opiate problem
• Pierce, Fair intersection could get upgrade
• Local church to participate in World Vision's 30-hour famine
• Power plant closing may help Lake Erie's fish
• Residents to be honored at Red Cross Heroes Breakfast
• State seeks to get more kids in summer food program
• Christmas trees put in reservoir to lure fish
• Struggling state park lodge in SE Ohio to close
• Cleveland mayor aims to speed up building repairs
• Ohio Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Strickland gets spring fellowship at Harvard
• Workers hurt in casino collapse recuperating
• Habitat for Humanity warns of foreclosures
• Schools attempt to reduce bullying through intervention, programs, special speakers
• Bridal show highlights local event planning resources
• Competition for grants intensifying as local funds fade
• Ohio gets new software to better track emergencies
• State to promote teamwork between government entities
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• MEETINGS
• Guns stolen from home
• Missing Pickerington boy found safe
• Natural gas pipeline project in doubt
• Lancaster medic involved in Friday crash
• Union membership up in U.S., down in Ohio
• Chamber looks to promote employee fitness at local businesses
• Weather spotting training to be offered in March
• Pedestrian hit on Memorial Drive
• As U.S. slows, P&G turns to developing markets
• Ghosts -- yes, ghosts -- lead to conviction
• MORPC will have meeting about Walnut Creek plan on Tuesday
• Conservation Corner: Winter bird feeding
• Power Show Ohio going on now at expo center
• County parks district ready to take over Wahkeena
• Newark officer on desk duty for FedEx remarks
• Misconduct allegation made in prosecutor race
• Ace Fence & Deck company wins numerous awards
• Ohio struggles to enforce anti-dropout law
• Trooper cited in Wednesday morning crash
• City promotion group now called Destination Downtown Lancaster
• Officials name man wanted in connection with Carroll bank robbery
• Mark your calendars! Another open house to celebrate new business in Fairfield C...
• Shared from our Chamber member and local business owner Angela Krile ! Awesome r...
• COME OUT AND SUPPORT NEW BUSINESS IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY!!! Ribbon Cutting Today! D...
• Interesting interpretations yesterday of the CCAD show by curator Michael Goodso...
• AEP's rates rise following agreement
• Bond set at $10K for man accused of robbing accomplice's girlfriend
• Detectives arrest 4 in Buckeye Lake heroin raid
• Early morning crash slows commute
• Deputies called to Thornville chief's home
• Man accused of arson spree pleads not guilty
• Warming climate prompts planting zone changes
• Police seek man after bank robbery
• Former Kingy's owner ordered to spend two years in prison; will appeal sentence
• Drive-in to go digital
• 6 accused of defrauding IRS charged in Ohio
• Study: Job growth follows growth in wireless broadband
• Canal Winchester principal set to become B-C superintendent
• Buckeye Lake police officer placed on leave
• Man arrested after shots fired at car
• Commissioner wants to make temporary sales tax increase permanent
• Victims of arsons glad to see indictment
• Report gives Ohio C+ for 2011
• FCC students collect jeans to be donated to homeless teens
• Lancaster schools plan bond campaign
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• David F. Wampler indicted in summer arsons
• Man with 13th OVI had license suspended
• Fire contract approved
• Gov. Kasich outlines JobsOhio's next moves
• Judge won't consider release for Amish leader
• Lawmakers hope speech will focus on jobs, energy plan
• Baltimore News: Restoration Committee to revive calendar
• Ohio will be at the heart of Super Tuesday
• Crooksville family offers reward for conviction connected to man's death
• Flamenco ensemble brings cultural experience to foreign language students
• Owner of Company Wrench invents product for safer demolition process
• Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2012 Annual Dinner! We hope you e...
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Ohio leader wants to recognize college benchmarks
• Cincy riverfront venues set to open by spring
• Santa's helpers meet to recap holidays, plan for 2012
• State's prisons study link between violence, tobacco
• Remember When: The Claspill-Tuthill House
• In video, Rep. Giffords gives firm, touching farewell
• Legislators could provide ODOT with stability but not more cash
• Liquor sales data a plus for economy
• Native American event educates residents about culture's music, dance
• We Are Lancaster City Schools - Video
• Chamber honors Phil McKnight Sr
• Electricity bill spike takes owner by surprise
• Residents recover from snow, ice storm
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Red Cross plan bloodmobile drives
• United Way of Fairfield County offers free tax preparation
• VA records absent from drug monitoring program
• Builder spreading word about Pearl House
• Winter storm warning ends, Level 1 snow emergency in effect
• Personnel, equipment realigned to reopen Lancaster's Engine House 3
• Demjanjuk denied bid for 2nd U.S. citizenship review
• No shoes, no getting into the Statehouse
• Lancaster man arrested on 13th OVI charge
• Weather spotter classes to be offered
• Multistate personhood push kindles abortion debate
• Adult in Ohio Craigslist case charged with murder
• Jobless rate falls as more Ohioans halt search
• OhioHealth looking to expand group in Pickerington
• Its Annual Dinner-Eve! Who is working on last minute details for their display s...
• Attempted murder of ex-wife among grand jury indictments
• Conservation Corner: New Year's resolutions for fitness
• Muslim inmates settle over meal preparation
• Ohio amusement parks offer online ticket discounts
• Energy co. fined $500K over Ohio apartment blast
• OSU Extension: Avoiding winter salt damage to your plants
• Ohioans lose about $2M to sweepstakes, prizes scams
• Ohio Amish attacks suspect agreeable to house electricity
• Scientists debate effects of shale gas, coal on climate
• Ohio voters divided about heartbeat measure
• Couple brings taste of Germany to Lithopolis with Das KaffeeHaüs
• Lancaster man indicted on child porn charges
• Group: Main concern is success of Pearl House
• Only 2 days until the Annual Dinner!!! Who is excited?
• Only 2 days until the Annual Dinner!!! Who is excited?
• Chorale board hires director
• Orientation meeting for juniors, parents set for Feb. 6
• Chamber inducts board
• Walnut Township school board reorganizes
• Lawmakers hear ideas for stopping Ohio quakes
• State to invest $1 million in patient-centered care
• Firefighters battle blaze on Lancaster-Newark Road
• Three arrested in Tuesday burglary
• Ohio takes two-track approach to health reform
• Carroll wants 2nd entrance to village after state kills U.S. 33 interchange
• Ohio pushes back road funding
• Former school board member plans November run at Stebelton
• Upp takes over as new county engineer
• Inquiry into Red Cross credit card misuse begins
• Man sentenced to prison for shooting
• Tim Tebow to speak at university leadership event
• Bremen workers rebuilding brick road
• Pearl House opposition suggests new site
• Tiffin residents want mementos from old Ohio courthouse
• Program to teach local students more about county's role in Civil War
• Ohio Rep: Action on schools fix might take until 2013
• Hollywood returns to Ohio for movie shoots
• Area Agency on Aging looking for nominees
• Farm coddles cows with waterbeds
• Mall walk will help raise money for cancer patients
• Church celebrates birthday anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Local couple uses vacation to help with tsunami relief
• Girl Scout cookies on sale
• Main Street Lancaster dinner is Jan. 26
• Foundation donates to food pantry
• Bus carrying marching band catches fire in Ohio
• Fairfield DD seeking celebration nominees
• Residents still displaced by gas leak
• Ohio ex-governor enjoys life away from politics
• Chamber of Commerce hosts annual banquet
• Only accepting reservations for the dinner until tomorrow at 5pm!!! Call 653-825...
• Its the final countdown to the Annual Dinner 2012! Get your RSVP in TODAY while...
• Ohio has 840,000 students getting school lunch aid
• Foreclosure prevention changes might help Ohio
• Ohio taking death penalty case to U.S. Supreme Court
• Raids spark debate about Internet cafés
• Kasich to announce job training initiative
• Travel in Lancaster
• Woman involved in shooting dies
• Tax cut talks focus on budget cuts, new fees
• Kuhn: Property tax escrow program a success
• Lancaster promotes new fire chief, assistant chief
• More women in Ohio take interest in using guns
• Multiple anti-abortion measures put issue in the spotlight in Ohio
• Domestic violence incidents show no sign of decrease
• Exclusive watchdog report: City fire cuts straining surrounding townships
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Welcome Young Professionals of Lancaster 2012 Executive Board! Learn more about...
• Woman's prolific quiltmaking benefits people sharing her struggle against cancer
• Collection started for missing tombstone
• Rutherford, FNB receive grant
• Ohio, SEIU negotiators reach tentative labor deal
• Ohio State president regrets 'Polish army' comment
• Court keeps execution on hold for Ohio killer of two
• Yoga class tailored for people with disabilities
• Insurance premiums for homes likely to increase
• Rep. Steve Austria honors two local veterans
• Our Young Professionals of Lancaster are gearing up for 2012! The YPL Executive...
• Panties to be used as part of cancer awareness display
• Amanda trustees set schedule
• Prosecutor: Give crime victims voice in death sentence cases
• Residents take a shine to new salon
• Ohio man guilty, corpse was mistaken as carcass
• Howling dog saves man in house fire
• Ohio panel sticks to 'White Only' pool sign ruling
• Historical parks district might take over management of Wahkeena Nature Preserve
• Biden discusses college costs during Ohio visit
• Headstone theft leads to more grief for family
• Check out some "behind the scenes" photos to the upcoming Annual Dinner!! Make y...
• Teacher challenges legality of recorded phone calls
• Man crushed at construction site
• Rents heading higher for third year
• Law firm to host meeting on gas and oil leases
• Fund set up to benefit shooting victim
• Proposal would boost speed limit on Ohio's interstate highways to 70 mph
• Millersport American Legion to host fish fry Friday
• 12 Amish arraigned in hair-cutting attacks
• Ohio appeals judge's order halting execution
• Get your reservations in for the Annual Dinner and tradeshow! "Your Chamber 2012...
• One hurt when car goes airborne, flips
• Commissioners will look at cost, effect of sentencing guidelines when considering new jail
• County sales tax revenue up $1.3 million
• Sheriff: Food dispute led to Logan murder-suicide
• Man doesn't let cerebral palsy keep him from karate milestone
• Pike County dog warden pleads not guilty to cruelty charges
• Ohio plan aims to better link Medicare, Medicaid
• Anti-bullying bill clears Ohio Senate committee
• Ohio man resentenced to death in fatal beating
• 3 sentenced in connection with party where Zanesville teen died
• Third man indicted in pill mill operation
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Four dead in murder/ suicide
• Man arraigned on shooting charges
• Honda to open another plant in Central Ohio
• County DD board seeks nominations
• Priest convicted in nun's death loses appeal
• Cleveland bishop: $19.5M net from church closings
• Ohio to be reimbursed for flooding repairs
• Nursing aide gets 10 years for abuse
• Ohio takes action against 2 agencies in teen's death
• Davis to serve as county commission president
• Council members don't like location of Pearl House project
• County told to speed up food stamp processing
• Memories from across the area: Bauman's Bakery and the 'Bs'
• Analysis: Romney still blessed by packed GOP field
• Drop in natural gas prices won't derail Ohio shale drilling
• WLOH radio picks up OU-L students' podcast 'The Mirror'
• Family needs money to get service dog for diabetic son
• Ohio city demolishes grain mill facility in blast
• John Glenn talks politics, Obama, love of flying
• Tarlton man in custody for Lancaster shootings
• County saw jump in fatal crashes
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Ohio panel considers smoke alarms
• Ohio changes subsidized child care tracking system
• Lancaster groups plan event to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
• State claims Cincinnati can't administer STD grants
• Report: Move mentally ill youth from Ohio lockups
• Lancaster school gets African drums for music class
• 2 face charges in Lancaster pill mill case
• School sorry for explicit song played at game
• Legislative map suit to brush close to primary
• Ohio county has first river otter in many decades
• Pelotonia charity ride to shift away from SE Ohio
• Winter classes for ALL ages--pre-school to adult--starting soon! Check out decar...
• Interim Christmas winners announced
• Bank donates money to cancer care fund
• Fairfield Medical Center installs new beds
• Harker becomes new attorney for local firm
• Grants available for WILD school sites
• Talks planned for new casino openings
• Commemorate anything with scrapbooking
• Fairfield County GOP's endorsement not easy to get for Marx
• Police: Bremen shop owners caught
• Brothers respond to crash that killed mom
• Soldier sends flag to pen pals at Lancaster school
• Lithopolis Village Council seats available
• Millersport TWIG 13 conducts annual Christmas meeting Walnut Township Trustees meet
• Law keeps Ohio out of national database on ambulance runs
• Gun residue found on exotic animal owner's hand
• Dog warden charged with animal cruelty
• Ohio in spotlight as 2012 race for presidency heats up
• Fairfield County has money to loan through revolving fund
• Lancaster High School graduate dies after Perry County crash
• First Fairfield County baby of 2012 makes his debut
• 10TV-Time Warner spat likely to result in higher costs for consumers
• Lancaster's fire chief to retire
• 3 arrested in scam with TJ Maxx gift cards
• Brother: Hinton to join OSU staff
• Club to have pancake breakfast Sunday
• Pa., Ohio and W.Va. seeking Shell chemical plant
• Acting classes to be offered to area children
• County commissioners appoint Todd Willis as acting engineer
• Prescription issue might affect man's sentence in stabbing
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
• Man accused of stabbing another man's eyes
• Lawmaker, drilling industry split about recent earthquakes
• Man dies in New Year's fall over cliff on ATV
• Repairs to closed Ohio River bridge speeding up
• Comedian takes office as mayor of Ohio town
• $1.4 million grant for ash trees awarded to Ohio, Mich.
• Grandson's overdose launches Findlay resident's crusade
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Grab a bowl, feed the hungry
• Do you have a box of old family photos laying around the attic? Learn how to ca...
• Tiny town now a shadow of former active scene
• History museum exhibit to include 1950s house
• Red Cross Bloodmobile donation sites announced
• President seeks right tone for addressing economic issues
• Troopers report fewer traffic deaths for 2011
• Exotic animals on state's legislative to-do list
• Man discovers hobby in rehabilitation exercise
• Remembering the 1940s
• Lake Erie ports look to host tall ships in 2013
• New amusement park boss looks beyond big thrills
• Mom says baby worth legal fight with church
• 12 key issues for Ohio in 2012
• Downtown merchants, officials hopeful for 2012
• Economic issues, Pearl House top Lancaster's headlines
• WBNS denies extension in Time Warner dispute
• House, Senate members look back on work in 2011
• Marsha Hall leaves as Baltimore village administrator
• Parties plan primaries for 15th Congressional District seat
• Local family helps raise money for homeless veterans
• Court delays border-crossing pollution rule
• Brine disposal at injection well halted
• Gospel-singing family to perform at Lancaster church
• Former OSU basketball great to speak at men's breakfast
• WillowWood presents service awards
• Oatney attends agricultural workshop
• Florida hit hardest by Sears store closings
• Carroll seeks council member
• Christmas trees best reused for mulch or fish habitat
• Use caution when storing firewood
• Lancaster business serious about big-game hunting
• Dispute could affect CBS feed
• Church, friends helping McKnight family
• Small church will close its doors when its pastor retires in January
• Only three days left to enjoy "Once Upon a Page." Children and adults alike will...
• New laws in Ohio, across nation tackle variety of issues
• Judge has hearing on alleged Ohio 'pill mill'
• Cops seek tips in '10 holiday season killing
• Panel convened on Ohio constitution modernization
• Committee, volunteers work to restore Port Clinton lighthouse
• Kucinich opposing veteran Democrat in Ohio primary
• Canal Winchester awarded grant money for waterline, roadway project
• Bloom-Carroll: Cub Scouts complete service project
• Wilds conservation center hosts cheetah-naming contest on Twitter
• Wacky rules complicate race for GOP delegates
• Lancaster to push for city parks levy
• Hocking Township ready to launch fire, EMS service
• Man sentenced for placing explosive on police officer's vehicle
• Police say they understand the human-animal alliance
• Police officers replace kids' stolen Christmas gifts
• Ohio prisoners help make pound dogs more adoptable
• Report: Almost $439K spent on Ohio gov's mansion
• Cat gets shot with arrow; not 1st incident
• Celebrating Visit a Nursing Home Week can bring joy to residents
• Memorial Drive crash sends two to hospital
• Grinch steals Christmas donations from Fairfield County family's light display
• Plane crash victim remembered
• OU-L to offer refresher courses for EMTs, first responders
• Toledo's oldest public housing complex to close
• Ohio-born comedian to take his routine to India
• Most Ohio lawmakers aren't picking presidential favorites
• Millersport Fire Department chief to retire
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• Baltimore news
• Ohio wetlands protectors hit with unexpected tax
• Gas drilling boom good news for sand suppliers in Ohio
• Cincinnati schools combining middle, high schools
• Colleges and suicide threats: when to call home?
• Survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead after Ohio house fire
• Third person dies after plane crash
• Pair sell alpacas after 1 is stolen, beaten to death
• Meth lab cleanup costs Ohio more than $500,000
• New law could be a boost for craft brewers
• Cleveland gets first roll of dice in Ohio
• Andy Bauman's 1894 Christmas 'Wish Book'
• Political divisions about Iraq war remain
• Retiring county engineer looks back on long career
• Area students give back
• Cincinnati museum featuring American signs gets new home
• Charity Newsies bring Christmas joy to local families
• 1941 fruitcake in Ohio sells for $525
• One injured in crash hospitalized
• Kasich's job record mixed so far
• MEETINGS
• Man arrested after bag causes scare at store
• Christmas Eve quake reported
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Reindeer recovering from highway adventure in Ohio
• Papers: Scioto County clinic a corrupt drug den
• Police arrest 3 in rush for new Air Jordans
• Ohio gas prices spike before Christmas
• Meth lab cleanup costs Ohio more than $500,000
• More retailers pull formula after Missouri infant death
• Survey helps shed light on forest-damaging bug
• Agency keeping eye on Santa during Christmas Eve
• Lancaster still wants to unload Mithoff
• Lancaster area groups take food baskets to people in need
• Police: Ohio teen badly hurt in group home fight
• Fairfield Medical Center police chief completes shooter awareness training
• Sugar Grove resident wins 2011 Toyota Prius in Pass for a Prius contest
• Fairfield Medical Center Nurse receives Firefly award
• New Fairfield County business takes on pesky moles
• Buckeye Lake man actively collects Christmas treasures from years past
• FMC to open heartburn center next month
• Missing man returns home
• River Valley Mall busy as shoppers look for last-minute gifts, bargains
• Thompson autopsy released
• AAA expects slight jump in holiday travel
• 2011 has been soggy year for central Ohio
• Group wants to promote life in Lancaster
• Lancaster man accused of selling crack-cocaine
• Canal Winchester news: Peace church plans events
• Millersport news: School board president recognized for service
• White Castle chain considers alcohol sales
• Ex-DHL site could become cattle export hub
• Teen charged in Craigslist case in jail
• Anemic population growth continues across state
• Visit "Once Upon a Page" and curl up in the Secret Garden reading area. Open Dec...
• Ohio electricity bills increase 33 percent in 5 years
• Reindeer spotted on Ohio highway
• Lion sighting not confirmed in Perry County
• Lancaster school board looking for help with bond issue campaign
• Ohio AG: all pain clinics gone from hard-hit Scioto County
• Sheriff: Holmes County shooting of Amish teen likely accidental
• Commissioners pass 2012 general fund budget
• FMC announces support for Pearl House project
• Donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• After 32 years, Myers retires from Fairfield Union school board
• Still searching for the perfect gift for that special someone? Art classes are a...
• Democrats hope for campaign edge on tax issue
• New head for Ohio VA center that had dental issues
• Critics pounce on Ohio utility rate-setting
• Family, community mourns loss of child to infection
• Boy killed among cars on train tracks
• Gov. Kasich feels 'pretty good' about first year
• Zanesville man critical after crash
• Man gets 10 years in prison for carjacking
• City transit might reduce hours
• Zumba classes to be conducted this week
• Looking for a FREE and fun family holiday experience? Visit "Once Upon a Page" a...
• Vigil held for the safe return of missing man
• Lancaster woman dies from crash injuries
• Zipline Tours set to open in spring
• Lawmakers plan bill to keep uranium plant
• Juvenile shot in hunting accident in stable condition
• Fire at Ohio apartment complex leaves 2 dead
• Past Snowfalls During 1950s
• Farmers use 'hoop houses' for Ohio winter growing
• Facebook page matches needs with donations
• Man critical after Richland Township crash
• Fitness task force trying to establish its name
• Firefighters, agency provide gifts for kids in need
• Health Department building has history of neglect
• Report: Payday lenders circumvent regulations
• City council to meet in special session Thursday
• Online school hosts induction
• Automotive students win 4th in contest
• Senior named Commended Student
• Students compete in food drive
• Ohio Dems spent mapmaking money on PR, lawyer
• Rally to take place Sunday for missing Mark Johnson
• No one injured in 2-vehicle crash on Ohio 37
• Lancaster man indicted on rape charges
• Jobless rate drop comes with catch as more quit job search
• 'Death Row 2' opens doors at Chillicothe facility
• Tarhe students raise thousands for shelter
• Cleveland casino overwhelmed by jobseekers
• Athens County considers cutting juror pay in half
• Christmas program set for tonight
• Teen in Craigslist case transferred to adult court
• Morgan County couple deals with aftermath of pipeline explosion
• Bill aims to improve Ohio nursing homes, but not all happy
• County party leaders like new 2012 primary plan
• Franciscan friars leave Ohio church after 105 years
• Child's stolen identity used to buy house
• Wesleyan educator becoming Ohio college president
• Kasich signs March 6 primary date into law
• FMC program becomes model for DVT treatment
• Conservation corner: Many suffer from 'nature deficit disorder'
• $23 million in U.S. funds set for transportation work in Ohio
• Baby Jesus figure stolen from Nativity scene in Lancaster
• Marathon fifth-grade spelling bee exhausts word list
• Lawmakers OK March primary, end to map flap
• Federal oversight spotty on the $40 billion spent on highways each year
• Millersport news: Walnut Township working on White Christmas project
• Boy who weighed 200 pounds to live with uncle
• Packo accused of theft in Ohio hot dog feud
• Utility accord cuts AEP rate increase request
• Pennsylvania man sentenced on sex charges
• ODOT fares better at oversight than others
• New sentencing guidelines could lead to overflow at jail
• State orders county to replace health department building
• We had a great time Friday night at our civil war program. Here is a link to the...
• Healthy update: Protecting our community
• Landlord disputes race discrimination finding
• Ohio teen doesn't let skin disease stand in his way
• Ohio bill would require teaching historical texts
• New club 'builds' leaders, gives back to others
• Authorities nab man wanted by FBI in Chillicothe
• Retail sales rise for sixth month
• Board urges no cellphones for drivers
• County to give raises to non-bargaining employees
• Thousands expected to drive through annual Collison Festival of Lights
• Baltimore Post Office retirees host luncheon
• Two face rape charges
• MSL: Don't put Pearl House downtown
• Rotary, Santa bring gifts for students
• Man convicted of drowning wife seeks fourth trial
• Five adults charged in party where teen died
• Pennsylvania man to be sentenced Wednesday
• Teacher set for trial on sex charge
• Ski resorts in Butler, Mansfield open this weekend
• Lancaster council approves leaner 2012 budget
• Christmas seals
• Violators of Ohio smoking ban owe state $1.8M
• Teachers worried about proposed rating system
• Workers along Lake Erie struggle through winter
• Teen charged in Craigslist scheme writes to father
• Analysis: For Newt Gingrich, no bombast or apologies
• Memories of Christmases past: 1945
• Memories of Christmases past: 1906
• Gas drilling surges in Ohio
• Finance committee reviews budget for new council
• Lancaster brothers' love of music leads them to OU's Marching 110
• Despite economy, some job openings go unfilled
• Winter Carnival offers holiday activities for all ages
• Bags of Food
• Veterans get 'Mug Hugs'
• Church to have Sing-Along Messiah
• Fire contained at Amanda Township house
• Charity Newsies continue tradition of giving
• U.S. 33 safety measure creates confusion, hazard
• Public worker retirement ages come under greater scrutiny
• Workers train for jobs that might not materialize if USEC project fails
• Veterans struggle in economy
• POLICE BRIEFS
• School voucher bill to be revised
• Ohio State gives president pay increase, bonus
• WWII fighter plane crash lands in Ohio
• Casino buying Ritz-Carlton and office tower
• Ohio attorney general wants system-wide foster care review
• Columbus zoo gets elephant from Arkansas sanctuary
• Ohio colleges buy domain names to protect schools
• Become a new member of the Decorative Arts Center during the month of December a...
• One Night in Bethlehem
• Rules were ignored in Craigslist case
• FMC to open heartburn center
• Rocky donates to annual fundraising event
• Class attends Teach Children to Save
• Fairfield Federal employees ask public to vote on their presents
• Taylor Chevrolet donates to Fairfield Heritage Trail Association
• Landis Farms barn destroyed by fire
• 6 hurt in U.S. 33 crashes
• Lancaster's radio upgrades moving forward
• Too much for help, too little to live on
• Bloom-Carroll news: Church to host Germania Club concert Saturday
• Local businesses stock Fun Bus for food pantry
• 1 child shot dies in Texas hospital
• Local field set for March primary
• Building understanding between poor, middle class
• Retired Fairfield County deputy faces charges
• 11 vie for new congressional seat
• Carroll business trucking along
• Canal Winchester news: Turn water off before heading to warmer climates
• Millersport news: Lions to host Breakfast with Santa Saturday
• Harris family goes from house, to shelter, to Michigan
• Fairfield County plans no general fund cuts
• Pearl Harbor visits link vets, students
• Students to provide free baby-sitting on Thursday
• Teacher starting countywide art show for junior high students
• Marx files to run for county prosecutor
• Thieves target catalytic converters in Lancaster
• Former Ohio woman shoots kids, kills self in Texas
• Pearl Harbor visits link vets, students
• Baltimore residents push, raise funds for Christmas lights
• Investigators say meth lab operators might be connected
• Library, branches to close during the holidays
• After series of struggles, mom sober, back on track
• Donations accepted for Bookbags for the Homeless
• With new legislation, trustees may be subject to financial disclosure
• Open house at Rock Mill Park set for Sunday
• Website launched to help find missing Berne Township man
• It's goodbye for most one-day mail
• Pearl House opposition heard at Monday's council meeting
• Council withdraws ban of woodburners
• FMC buys Fairfield Diagnostic Imaging
• It's not too late to experience a Civil War Christmas! Call today to register f...
• Poverty: Mental illnesses compound issue
• Happy Penguin restaurant changes ownership
• Obama defends U.S. faith amid GOP critique
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• The times in 1940
• More tax income, less spending aids Ohio budget
• Body could be 3rd Craigslist scam victim
• Living life on the edge
• Violet Township Fire Department toy drive continues
• BMV registrars to close during system update
• Several agencies throughout area available to help people in need
• Life no storybook for homeless Lancaster woman
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Downtown Lancaster tree lighting draws hundreds
• More victims of car repair business come forward
• First Presbyterian Church members 'Deck the Halls' with holiday cheer
• Superintendent applicant names announced
• 2012 Republican race for county prosecutor begins
• 2 primaries add uncertainty to congressional races in Ohio
• Search continues for missing man
• Woman remembered for contributions
• Bookbags donations being accepted
• Cincinnati offers more winter shelter for homeless
• Questions raised about county's hospital sale
• Prostitution hearing conducted for Ohio Craigslist suspect
• Getting ready for annual Christmas Walk
• Lancaster woman killed in crash
• Expanded ground search for missing man set for today
• Personal trainer talks getting back into shape
• Traffic stop leads to meth lab discovery
• Judge doesn't buy argument to throw out evidence
• Alcohol not cause of Zanesville teen's death
• Texas officials approved Craigslist suspect jail release
• Supreme Court backs B-C in records dispute
• Drug testing for welfare details emerge
• Group discusses ways to stop downtown apartment complex for recovering addicts
• Search continues for man missing after fire
• MANCI's plans to house violent offenders, hire more staff falls through
• Group calls for exotic animal ban
• Millersport: 10th annual toy drive and dinner is Saturday
• Canal Winchester Historical society plans holiday party
• Bloom-Carroll: Wagnalls library to host annual Christmas open house
• Former Reynoldsburg teacher sentenced for possessing child pornography
• College, prison students finish criminal justice course
• Business offers care, companionship to area seniors in their own homes
• Late Start for Professional Development on Thursday, December 15, 2011
• Two great holiday programs are just around the corner! Don't forget to register...
• Homeowner missing after house burns down
• Chiquita HQ to move out of Ohio
• Kasich mulls forgiving all welfare mistakes
• Attorney seeks tossing of evidence in rape case
• Cash and keys stolen from Thurston village offices
• Lancaster's Roberts excited about Meyer
• President: Commissioners probably will not name an acting engineer
• Kiwanis to host pancake festival Saturday
• Trial set for alleged attempt to take lion
• Teen in Craigslist case in court
• A perfect family activity--"Once Upon a Page," original illustrations from award...
• At least 8 vehicles missing from Bremen repair shop
• Baltimore tree lighting scheduled for Sunday
• Wilberforce covered bridge closed on safety concerns
• Cain plans three-city stop in Ohio
• City council introduces legislation to eliminate retirement pickups
• Deal helps open up competition for AEP customers
• New Ohio license plate, driver's license design
• Convenience store owners, Salvation Army helping kids for Christmas
• Lancaster graduate reflects on Egypt visit
• INSPECTIONS
• Ohio plans frugal construction budget
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
• Portman, key to supercommittee, couldn't break deadlock
• Lost child found at Bob Evans
• History of the Avondale area
• Apple Express a permanent addition to mall
• Nativity Festival draws crowd
• Fairfield County, landowners prep for pipeline
• Ohio Senate Republican plans to move abortion measure
• Ohio woman shocked to learn she owes $322 library fine
• Dog licenses to go on sale in December
• Ohio underreporting on gun sale background checks
• Family of Ohio Marine takes cutout photo to events
• Body identified as Ohio man who answered Craigslist ad
• Lancaster couple to host 1820s-style Christmas
• Be sure to support Main Street on Small Business Saturday! The museum and the mu...
• Family searches for body of Ohio woman after skull found
• Ohio to get more disposal wells for drilling waste
• Bodies may be linked to Craigslist job ad
• Authorities ID body found near Ohio state park
• Mom still hopes missing boys are alive
• Bleary-eyed shoppers turn out for Black Friday in Lancaster area
• Millersport church's live nativity event returns for 3rd year
• Giving Trees provide presents to kids in need
• Fun Bus, Lancaster businesses team up
• Portman couldn't break deadlock
• Sixty-five visitors to the museum today! Happy Holidays!
• We're open today, and the shop has yummy treats and great gift ideas. Don't forg...
• First Baptist Church hosts family meal
• Bookbags for the Homeless ministry seeking donations
• District fight causes campaign confusion
• Couple indicted on drug charges
• Tree of Remembrance honors lost loved ones
• Hospice eases stress in troubled times
• Man involved in shooting indicted
• Conservation Corner: A history of the Thanksgiving feast
• Tickets available for city's Breakfast with Santa
• Couples band together to help homeless, expand ministry
• Annual Christmas parade slated for Dec. 3
• Colonial Christmas festival reservations available
• Widow wants hearing about exotic animals
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Millersport man dies in Ohio 79 crash on Wednesday
• Newark man sentenced for 3 1/2 years alcohol-induced crash
• Fairfield County ESC board member plans state run
• The Bargain Advocate: Black Friday: from a day, to a week, to ...
• Have a wonderful holiday, and come visit us on Friday. Free admission to "Once U...
• Baltimore lays off 4 village employees
• Taylor talks health care, regulations
• Boy Scout brightens holidays for 4 autistic children via iPad gift
• City school board to go back to voters in March
• Ohio man sentenced to more than 12 years in mortgage fraud scam
• Case dropped against Ohio man seen with rubber ax
• New rape case dropped against Ohioan freed by DNA
• Missing Ohio man could be 3rd tied to Craigslist case
• Fairfield Union students help create care packages for service members serving abroad
• Commission prepares for engineer's retirement
• Does the thought of Black Friday crowds at the mall make you want to pull the co...
• Baltimore church to sponsor blood drive
• Alcohol a factor in Sunday crash
• Task force wants to ban ownership of exotic animals
• Democrats await Lancaster City Council seat recount
• Lancaster expected to put school bond on March ballot
• Ceremony to mark downtown tree lighting
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Failure reflects nation's divide
• Environmentalists: Ohio gas drill rules fall short
• Lancaster woman crashes into 2 parked vehicles
• Sunday crash sends 1 to hospital
• Mill, college collaborate on training
• Last chance for reservations! Call today!
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Aging in place: a little help can go a long way
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Churches to gather for holiday
• Community showers young cancer patient with well-wishes
• November 2011 Chalkmarks
• Proposed complex for those with substance abuse issues gets big response
• Recovery Center fights drug war daily
• Parade showcases 'Christmas Treasures and Traditions'
• Scouts learn how to properly retire flags
• Corrective action ordered in wake of Morgan County pipeline explosion
• Some stores getting early start on Black Friday
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Don't forget to wrap up your holiday activities today with stopping by the FREE...
• Fairfield County Food Pantry distributes 520 Thanksgiving meals
• Treasurer pushes for drilling in forest
• Ohio AG creating unit for child-sex predator cases
• Ohio courthouse bans 'No Sex, Please...' poster
• Gay soldier shares reaction to boos during GOP debate
• Teen charged in Craigslist murder case
• Longtime Lancaster YWCA director Ally Morrow dies at 87
• Group backing abortion ban at first heartbeat to air TV ads
• United Way has raised $822K, almost at halfway mark
• Man gets 7-month prison term for stalking
• Want something fun for the whole family to do together? After the parade tomorro...
• Volunteer recognition event this evening. A big THANK YOU to all of you for all...
• volunteer recognition event this evening. A big THANKYOU to all of you and all y...
• Lancaster martial arts studio offers various forms of self-defense
• Man pleads guilty in Ohio alleged 'pill mill'
• Actress, activist wants federal law banning breeding of exotic cats
• Officials try to get past exotic animal release
• Ohio fire marshal: No criminal intent in Morgan County pipeline explosion
• Suspects in Craigslist killing, attack being held in Noble County
• Electricity outages plague residents in Revenge Road area
• Officials review medic's dispute with patient
• Stebelton calls career colleges vital to recovery
• Pipeline explosion causes wall of fire
• Decorative Arts Center of Ohio to reproduce Christmas decorations of the past
• Gibbs vents about plans to regulate fracking
• Perry County Toys for Tots event raises $40,000
• Fairfield National Bank owner sells Vision Bank
• Community notable Phil McKnight Sr. dies
• Council looking at limits on wood furnaces
• Mom upset about police handling of unruly kids
• Ohio aims to recover welfare overpayments
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Community up in arms about Recovery Center project
• Students, local musician team up for song recording
• Ohio executes man who killed 3 sleeping sons
• Crack coccaine supplier indicted again in Fairfield County
• Former Chamber of Commerce president David Lieser dies
• Fracking halted in Wayne National Forest pending further study
• Construction issues delay Election House Road reopening
• Lancaster parks headed to ballot
• Mid West Fabricating wins ethics award
• Pittsburgh police probe body found in Ohio River
• Ohio college football player hurt in hit-run wreck
• Cincy's first openly gay councilman shows change
• Garden club to host guest speaker
• Options running out for Ohio man facing execution
• ACLU threatens lawsuit against Unioto
• Now is the time to get a flu shot, FMC says
• Council cool toward bringing failed issues to ballot
• Gas leak ruptures neighbors' confidence
• Murder trial using eye-blink testimony delayed
• For Penn State, a new week after the worst one ever
• U.S. companies feeling effect of European crisis
• West side residents want to take back their neighborhood
• Lancaster No. 104
• George and Mary Smith's Ivy Cottage
• Remember When: Furry and Rose
• New generation of music central to protest
• Lake Erie's algae outbreak taking a toll on fish
• Craft show proceeds to help BU schools
• Lancaster woman hopes to get kids back by Christmas
• LHS grad goes the distance at Atlanta 5K
• Jackson receives first-ever Wendel Legacy Award
• BPW enjoys dinner celebration
• Public workers get boost from sick time 'cash-out'
• Power options growing in central Ohio
• Focus shifts to Lancaster's 2012 budget
• Southwest Ohio district must wait for levy tally
• Former Ohio soldier recalls three burned Iraqi children
• Lancaster area recognizes veterans with parade, ceremony
• Veterans share stories with Fairfield County students
• Sheriff: Amish man's beard cut in new Ohio attack
• Police say Ohio man beat girl over alphabet lesson
• Northeast Ohio receives up to 6 inches in 1st snow
• Newly adopted dog runs off burglar from Ohio home
• Ohio baby arrives early at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11
• Free admission to "Once Upon a Page," an exhibition of award-winning children's...
• Video features Lancaster area veterans
• Local Olive Garden part of chain's nation-wide remodel project
• Conservation Corner: 'Land doctors' looking for new patients
• Vietnam vet in Ohio restores 'copter used in war
• Governor: No mercy for Ohio man who killed 3 sons
• Inmates with HIV sue over medical records
• Man critical after fall from courthouse rooftop
• OSU-Mansfield professor encounters croc while down under
• Tea party seeks 'right-to-work' measure
• Fairfield County kicks off reappraisals
• County to use paperless system for official documents
• Election results point to intense 2012
• 11-11 a precious day for Heath couple
• Vendors wanted for Canal Winchester Christmas event on Dec. 2
• Millersport Legion to host fish fry
• Bloom-Carroll grad earns Employee of the Year honor
• Police, officials plan extra holiday patrols
• Charges against mom dropped in Lancaster crash
• Lancaster students will film state school board meeting next week
• Marion man faces charges after teens held at gunpoint
• Man accused of trying to shoot Lancaster resident recently had left prison
• Local dental office conducts two hour Cash for Candy drive
• Kasich stumps locally for Issue 2
• Baltimore News: Community Open Gym begins Thursday evening
• Business association food drive launches
• Pleasant Township zoning appeals board votes on group home issue
• Benefit helps owner of Kozy Korner Diner after house fire
• Issue 2 would change rules for vacations, sick leave
• Main Street Lancaster drops out of national program
• Family, guests escape house fire on Bauman Hill Road
• Issue 2 would limit bargaining, payments for health insurance
• CORRECTIONS
• FAIR RESULTS -- JUNIOR FAIR SWINE SHOW
• 50 arrested at Halloween block party near Ohio University
• Ohio cracks down on wild animals
• Ohio's Portman at center of budget talks
• Issue 2 would limit who can join unions, make it easier to decertify
• Lancaster craft show features local artisans
• Woman dies after one-car crash Saturday on Long Road
• Ohio election cutoffs present struggle
• Emergency response times lagging
• MEETINGS
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Amputee to share story at Lancaster church of walking perimeter of U.S.
• Anti-Issue 2 speaker to address tea party group Tuesday
• Fla. murder suspect found in Ohio
• Fairfield Christian students turn smashing pumpkins into science project
• Issue 2 would require pay hikes to be based solely on performance
• FAIR RESULTS
• Bureau lowering Ohio workers' comp rates
• Law enforcement to target drunken drivers this weekend
• Legal action pending in exotic animal quarantine
• Tour honors Carroll area legends
• Lancaster teacher indicted on sex charges
• Come out this weekend and enjoy "Once Upon a Page." Grownups and children alike...
• Kopchak Road residents don't want animals returned to Muskingum County
• Issue 2 wouldn't affect big retirement payouts
• Trick or treat events
• Lancaster teacher, coach facing sex charge
• Crews plan work on Columbus Street
• Longtime 10TV Anchor Andrea Cambern set to retire
• Hunter education classes and upland game seasons to begin
• Local bank participates in national video contest
• Norman 'King Curly' Ackison ruled competent for trial
• Lancaster police file extortion charges against pair
• Issue 2 would end fees for non-union employees
• Herman Cain leads GOP candidates in Ohio, Quinnipiac poll says
• FAIR RESULTS
• Crash at intersection of Broad Street, Fair Avenue sends 4 to hospital
• Campground Road reopens
• Canal Winchester: Eddie Black to speak at historical society meeting set for Nov. 1
• Millersport UMC to serve annual turkey dinner
• Bloom-Carroll: Fire department to host event to honor veterans
• Animal deaths stir many memories of 1976 escape
• Union law debated 2 weeks before repeal vote
• Issue 2 would allow troubled governments to alter contracts
• Sanderson PTO hosts pumpkin walk to bring community together
• Lancaster woman found safe
• Right to Life board member files record access complaint
• Driver pleads not guilty in hayride crash
• Panel: Boys also should get HPV shot
• Amish no-contest plea issue delayed
• Lions donate hundreds of coats to agency
• School board session date changed
• Suspect in Ohio schoolgirl killing takes stand
• Support a good cause! See you at the ribbon cutting!
• What a great way to learn about yourself and about how to effectively communicat...
• Issue 2 would end minimum staffing, allow outsourcing
• Neighbor acknowledged for calling about Pleasantville house fire
• Generosity leads to Berne Union donations in Dingess' honor
• Closed indefinitely: Layoffs shut down Engine House 3
• Newspaper, Rotary partner for ethics award
• Crash sends 2 people to hospital
• Dayton welcomes immigrants
• Former State Rep. Mechling remembered as great teacher
• Overall income down for Park National, up in Ohio
• States target prescriptions by 'pill mills'
• Trailer overturns on Ohio hayride, injuring 28
• Men create bond while training for Strongman
• Salvation Army accepting Christmas aid applications
• Police arrest 11 Occupy Cincinnati protesters
• Kasich continues push to preserve union law
• Glimpses of the Past: City Hall's grand opening played on
• New Red Cross boss eager to help the community
• Issue 2 would ban strikes by public workers in Ohio
• Olivia, apparent victim of animal abuse, is latest in Fairfield County
• Donations from tattoos will help surviving exotic animals
• Muskingum County sheriff defends decision in exotic animals incident
• Issue 2 would put end to binding arbitration for police, firefighters
• Crews contain blaze at Fat Cat Pizzeria
• Civil War comes to life at cannon fundraiser
• Busy spring nets more money for Fairfield County tourism bureau
• Candy donations to help soldiers
• Northeast Ohio sheriff seizes alligators at home
• Ohio band to play at Macy's parade
• Teen parents offer advice, perspectives at area schools
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Pickerington finance summit set for Nov. 18
• Ohio House, Kasich approve second primary
• Annual dinner fundraiser to help two local families
• Executive order from Kasich hopes to rein in exotic animal owners
• Members' opening for "Once Upon a Page" starts soon! Bring your children and you...
• Ohio might have two primaries
• Rain forest animals brought to East Elementary School as part of educational program
• Animal search ends, questions still remain
• Wichert Insurance donates to Community Action
• Crime scene cleanup is not for everyone
• Bald Eagles --A success story
• Sheriff asks for $10.3M, wants to rehire deputies
• FMC grant goes to Lancaster Fire Department
• Staff attends pulmonary arterial hypertension symposium
• What are you doing this weekend? Bring the family to "Once Upon a Page." Admissi...
• What are you doing this weekend? Bring the family to "Once Upon a Page." Admissi...
• Sheriff confirms man shot himself; officials kill 49 of 56 animals
• Baltimore house fire kills dog
• County to have annual auction Saturday
• Canal Winchester: Drug disposal event planned
• Bloom-Carroll: Quilting classes offered at Wagnalls
• Protesters ask Cincinnati to drop park ban
• Ex-teacher waives right to jury trial
• 4 want ethics review of Ohio jobs chief
• Ohio felony court gets Amish beard-cutting case
• Ohio union fight could boost Dems' 2012 chances
• Licking County shooting victim had sought protection
• FAIR RESULTS: SWINE DEPARTMENT
• Officials try to contain exotic animals after property owner found dead
• AC recognizes students of the month
• Bloom-Carroll to bring Great White Way to stage
• Municipal workers enjoy free UW lunch
• County faces issues with replacement for X-ray machine
• District looks for input on possible project
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Stalled vehicle leads to road rage incident in Chillicothe
• Map spat could move Ohio's 2012 primary to June
• Police say mom killed directing school bus
• Ohio State forecasts big jump in crop costs
• Children's museum to present Halloween party
• Thomas Ewing student receives presidential autograph
• Bring the family and enjoy "Once Upon a Page," an exhibition of illustrations fr...
• Zoning administrator seeks county clerk of courts post
• Fairfield County Fair results
• Park National Corp. announces dividend
• Hydrant flushing scheduled through remainder of week
• Eagle-Gazette, Rotary partner for ethical standards award
• Rotary blood screening set for Saturday
• Basil Park Entry feature rededication set for Oct. 26
• 2 dead in murder-suicide on Ohio 16 near Pataskala
• Ohio Dems give GOP deadline to deal on new map
• Lancaster woman remembered as gentle, loving
• Candlelight vigil honors those afflicted with breast cancer
• 8 candidates vie for 5 Lancaster council seats
• Thousands honor MLK at memorial dedication
• Fairfield Medical Center to host memorial service for patients who have died
• New jail set to open Nov. 5; 10 deputies hired to provide security
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio man producing film about Norway massacre
• East Elementary School Rated "Excellent with Distinction" by the Ohio Department of Education
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Marsico finishes Plebe Summer
• Smith graduates from Basic Combat Traning
• Black graduates from basic training in Oklahoma
• Analysis: Breaks on taxes good for Ohio jobs
• Fairfield County Fair showmanship winners end time in 4-H on high note
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• Lancaster woman killed in crash
• Heavy rains in spring delay harvest across central Ohio
• Kids' hard work pays off at fair
• Maple Street church to host last fish fry of year
• What happened to that fry place?
• Church from 1860 to close near the Ohio Statehouse
• Demo drivers battle to be king of the Fairfield County Fair derby
• Ohio grandmother says words stolen in union fight
• Supreme Court: Ohio's U.S. House map can go to voters
• Columbus Street project delayed till 2012
• Pickerington company's distributions cited by ODA
• Citations stop as Cincinnati protest continues
• Tune in to WFCO 90.9 FM this morning at 11:30 to hear highlights of the Center's...
• High school bands perform current, classic hits during show at Fairfield County Fair
• Owner happy with small winery
• Fairfield Union men's ensemble wows fair auction crowd
• Fairfield County Fair adds gaited horse class to Junior Fair show
• FAIR RESULTS
• Driver crashes for the cure at combine event at Fairfield County Fair
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Bald eagle spotted in Lancaster wetland
• Man returned to psychiatric care
• Wichert Insurance donates to food pantry
• GOP U.S. reps from Ohio want turnpike funds back
• Get on the bus with us! Networking, Fairfield County Parks tour, and more!
• New Lexington girl competes at fair tractor pull in memory of father
• NEEDLEWORK
• Sugar Grove teen wins beef showmanship in 10th try at Fairfield County Fair
• Long-time radio host honored for fair work
• Hendrixes win marriage title at county fair
• Millersport: Legion to have fish fry on Friday
• Canal Winchester: Chamber to host Business Expo
• Bloom-Carroll: Youth Athletic Association holds sign-ups
• Abortion foes to push heartbeat bills across U.S.
• Tarhe students, staff don't let rain stop fundraiser
• Baltimore woman indicted over election petition
• Now that the weather is cooling off, indoor activities are so appealing! There's...
• Annual fair event honors moms
• Baltimore man has been a fair volunteer for 50 years
• Rushville student appointed to board
• Know your choices when considering breast reconstruction
• Fire destroys luxury lodge in Southeast Ohio
• Mule races bridging generations
• Franklin County offers old X-ray machine to Fairfield County
• I-270 closing creates hardships for regional commuters
• Official to pitch raises for Fairfield County workers
• Memorial to remember Lancaster firefighter
• Fair organizers hoping for fair weather
• 4-H members display their dairy, angora goats at the fair
• Baltimore News: New pastor presides at Faith Lutheran Good Neighbors Project
• Runners race to benefit cancer patients at Fairfield Medical Center
• Niemann knows what fans want at the fair
• Local attorney plans run for newly-created 78th District House seat
• Court puts suit over new U.S. House map on the fast track
• Ohio woman amasses 10,000-plus postcards
• Republicans in swing Ohio divided, undecided
• Miniature horses take center stage at the fair
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Past events at the Fairfield County fairgrounds
• Kasich approves more than $240M for Ohio job retention
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• Tour de Cause to host drug awareness seminar
• Local health care workers, residents make video for breast cancer awareness
• Students learn valuable lessons while training their pets
• Lancaster teen overcomes brain injury to continue 4-H work
• Lancaster men take Honor Flight
• Lancaster unveils plans for street improvements if levy passes
• Conditional use hearing to address planned group home
• Road closings announced for culvert replacement
• Issue 2: What else is in Senate Bill 5?
• Issue 1: Amendment could add years to judges' service
• Interviews begin for Ohio casino jobs
• No bond for woman involved in fatal Fairfield County crash
• Johnnie Kasler gets 17 years on rape charges
• Columbus Zoo plans to go solar
• Ohio's congressional map turns Democrats into foes
• Italian man detained after Ohio jogger dies
• Ohio politicians bristle over Columbus Day weekend parade fee
• Man indicted on attempted murder charge in Fairfield County
• Fairfield County prosecutor seeks aunt's murder charge dismissal
• Southeastern Correctional Institution harvests pumpkins for many
• Isn't this weather beautiful? Be sure to come out for food, music and selected f...
• Lighthouse vigil speaker shares story of recovery from abuse
• Passionate Issue 2 debate highlights Eagle-Gazette/OU-Lancaster forum
• Lil' Britches: Children's used clothing store set to open this month
• Gina M. Bentle fills vacant council seat
• Fairfield County educators rally against Issue 2
• Ohio Highway Patrol investigating fatal crash in Violet Township
• Woman involved in fatal Fairfield County crash arrested
• Ohio hot dog joint from 'M-A-S-H' stays in family
• Conservation corner: Composting is a 'green' idea
• Field trip today to the Kennedy Museum at OU and David Hostetler's studio! Great...
• Firefighters get 2 more weeks off work after layoff issue
• Fatal crash leaves child without mom
• Jury finds Pickerington man not guilty of attack
• Woman involved in crash was on probation for OVI
• Canal Winchester seeks photos in honor of Veterans Day
• Most Ohio union workers affected by insurance rule
• Workers can expect hike in health care expenses next year
• 'Walking bus' leads to stories, fun for South Elementary students
• Fatal crash leaves child without mother
• Ponies taking stroll force car into ditch
• Finally! Beautiful fall weather! Come out on Friday evening and join us for Walk...
• Saving the best for last: Fairfield County Fair
• Lancaster students plan memorial 5K on anniversary of coach's death
• Lancaster teens honored for actions during emergency
• Election House Road closes today for construction work
• Ohio union law top issue as early voting begins
• Report: Drug dealers tap Ohio seniors for pain pills
• Buckeye Lake Marina owner to seek commission seat
• Lancaster parks department to lay off 9 to fill funding gap
• Ohio agency orders AEP to reduce bills by $78 million
• Ohio family offers home for exotic birds in need
• Death-row inmates to be moved to Chillicothe
• 4-H goat rocks in Chillicothe band's video
• Baltimore Senior Citizens attend Health, Safety Day
• Space heater blamed for North Columbus Street house fire
• Health department employees move out of first floor
• Local artist depicts a scene of 1950s Lancaster for Christmas card
• Lancaster council approves police contract
• Carroll man killed in crash
• Fairfield County announces road work
• Ohio gets approval, grant for in-home elder care Monday
• Remains of 3 Vietnam War soldiers to be buried Wednesday
• Cleveland zoo grizzly cubs get names
• Friday will be sunny and warm! Come out and join us at Walk-A-Bout!
• Join us Wednesday October 5th for the Chamber Cafe Luncheon at Lancaster Communi...
• Community rallies in support of Issue 6
• Five generations of waffle makers at the fair
• New sentencing law now in effect
• Pa. gas drilling waste pumped under Ohio
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• AEP deal could stall ballot issues for competition
• Excessive overtime can drain Ohio pension systems
• Experts: beetle likely to kill most Ohio ash trees
• ACL injuries on the rise in girls soccer
• Olivedale Senior Center names first prom king, queen
• Amanda Firefighter Festival crowns court
• Jordan Johnston crowned Sweet Corn Festival Queen
• Fairview Inn event raises more than $600
• Preschool story time underway at Fairfield County District Library
• Town hall scheduled to talk opiate addiction
• West Side block watch cleaning up trash, crime
• Political interests muddle district process
• Road rage building in Hocking Township
• Flu shots available around county
• Lancaster middle-schooler, counselor unite to remember student
• Indictments issued in carjacking, stabbing
• Lancaster Camp Ground trying to save Davis Auditorium
• Revised map bumps Sen. Schaffer
• Farnsworth joins state board
• Baltimore leaf collection starts Oct. 17
• Bowl for Cure registration open
• Come out next Friday evening and join the fun!
• Fairfield Career Center students build handicap-accessible tree house
• Ohio mail carrier receives lifesaving hero's award
• Central Ohio club puts twist on ladies' night out
• Warm August, cool fall nights help Ohio apple crop
• Request turns into business for local couple at Little Brook Meadows
• Kasich wades into fight over bargaining law
• Opponents put Ohio election law on temporary hold
• Ross County students to honor late classmate as homecoming queen
• OSMA director: Health insurance law would aid doctors
• Fairfield County officials wary of fiscal issues after 2012
• The question of fall: What do you do with all the leaves?
• Jurors acquit Eric Hopkins on all charges in 4-month-old's death
• Bloom Carroll news: Auditions set for 'A Christmas Story' production
• 41 illegal immigrants arrested in Ohio
• Dems sue over new congressioal map
• 11 to be charged in Zanesville teen party
• Concealed gun law takes effect Friday
• Man accused in robbery, chase sought by police
• Eagle-Gazette, OUL to host issues forum
• Group seeks home for Fairfield School of Boys museum
• Volunteer a welcome sight at Lancaster schools
• Hospice of Central Ohio to open new office in Lancaster
• English classes to be taught at church
• Bloom attorney seeks commissioner seat
• Closing arguments expected in Hopkins trial today
• Healthy update: October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Bronze Schwarzenegger could grace Ohio's capital
• Ohio changes welfare program to avoid fine
• Security machine at courthouse needs costly repair
• Board of Education Approved LCS 2011-2012 Budget
• The October Tradeshow is officially SOLD OUT! Stop out and visit all of the vend...
• Police briefs
• City saving 6 firefighters from layoffs
• Ohio gov. spares condemned killer, cites childhood
• Jesse Jackson urges a new federal war on poverty
• Local business owner appeals judge's ruling on zoning change
• Fairfield Medical giving free mammograms to 35 women
• Lancaster police unions reach tentative deal with city
• Poll: Issue 2, Kasich support unfavorable but improving
• County wants to close part of road next week
• Hopkins case could head to jury today
• "Once Upon a Page" opens October 22 and continues through the holidays. Bring th...
• Franklin County resident and hero of Napoleonic Wars recognized
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Toledo man arrested for fire station attacks
• The story of Phil Weis continues
• Trimble's House of Music
• M. R. Gray
• 2 Ohio churches debate gay issue with billboards
• Changes to Ohio's child support laws arrive Wednesday
• Fairfield, Vinton counties set to share developmental disabilities administrators
• Re-enactors bring history to life at annual event
• Local pageant winner doesn't let limitations slow her down
• Lancaster among few cities with lagging income tax collections
• MEETINGS
• Bicyclist injured in collision with car in Lancaster
• Theft reported on Lake Street in Lancaster
• Lancaster departments, council trying to avoid firefighter layoffs
• Lawmakers padding pensions across America
• Fashion show raises money for Lancaster businesswomen's scholarships
• Ohio incomes down about $4,000 from 2007, new data show
• "Artful Table" displays coming down. Thanks, designers, for helping to make the...
• Ohio parole board recommends clemency man set to die Oct. 18
• Arrest made in deaths of Ohio couple bound in home
• The Rev. Jackson to urge government action on poverty at Ohio University speech
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Police searching for missing Whitehall woman
• Ohio college students whip up own bakery
• Tour de Cause raises $56K for the Recovery Center
• Fairfield County likely split again on new Ohio House map
• Council committee to discuss layoffs at special meeting
• Ohio Supreme Court refuses to hear appeals, putting end to DeMastry case
• Last day to see the 2011 "Artful Table" displays. Open 10-4. Free admission.
• Native American exhibit opens in Bremen, includes items loaned by many local residents
• Business sweeps in at new vacuum shop
• In Ohio, President Obama challenges Congress to pass jobs bill
• Amanda resident places at conference in Indianapolis
• More monarch butterflies will be seen as they make their move to Mexico
• Dollar General opens in Bremen
• Perry County JFS to host service day
• Elections board: Prosecutor not pursuing voter falsification
• Experts: Ohio redistricting map tactic likely wrong
• Kangaroo that attacked Ohio man will be euthanized
• Hopkins was model parent, neighbors and relatives testify during murder trial
• Lancaster man arraigned in Circle K robbery
• Ohio man injured in kangaroo attack
• Rally, reunion to focus on North School's past and future
• Columbus man indicted on local drug charges
• Ohio Legislature approves new congressional map
• Farewell reception for Walnut Township school superintendent planned
• Tickets now on sale for annual Canal Winchester's Historic Ghost Tour
• Bloom-Carroll Cub Scout, Girl Scout troops seeking new members
• Suspect in murder allowed sackcloth, ashes
• Don't miss out on the October Trade Show! Space is filling up fast! Call 653-825...
• Come and see the beautiful tables, and invite your friends! "The Artful Table" d...
• Detective to be last witness for prosecution during Hopkins trial
• Former Ohio trooper charged in fraud case
• Plan would let Ohio Turnpike tow trucks charge more
• Maverick Republican leaves Senate for judgeship
• Biden in Ohio: Banks will expand business lending
• Lancaster man arrested after Circle K robbery
• Fairfield Christian Academy recognized for excellence in youth science
• Ohio Senate committee takes up congressional map
• Carjacking suspect faces probation revocation hearing
• County considers move for health department to former Daymar College building
• Reminder - Interim Reports Will Be Sent Home on Thursday, September 22, 2011
• Ohio Dems introduce alternative congressional map
• Schools super critical of Kasich
• Hearing scheduled next week for football lawsuit
• Ohio house alongside Lake Erie for sale at $19.5M
• House speaker says no to 'class warfare' taxes
• You can't reinvent the burger; you can remake it How it all began
• County has money to help with septic system replacements
• Local Fastenal store supplies new type of vending machine
• Columbus Street work could happen during fair
• Jurors hear part of Eric Hopkins' police interview at murder trial
• Vote for your favorite table by liking the photo
• FMC ready to do more to fix house
• Child abuse rose during recession, research proposes
• Development in Ohio helps low-income renters save
• 2 Ohio juvenile girls lead police on car chase
• Ohio summit to focus on energy and the economy
• Ohio woman records country album
• State: 2 Ohio liquor agents lied to beat rules
• Come and see the beautiful tables, and invite your friends! "The Artful Table" d...
• Hundreds of dogs turn out to put best paw forward at Lancaster show
• Homeless vets trying to get their lives back in order
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Man robbed at gunpoint at stop sign
• Public can wear purple for Alzheimer's Action Day
• Cookout raises more than $600
• Constitution Week proclaimed
• Samaritan observes adult day care services week
• Ohio trying new way to collect child support
• Tonight's the night! You can still make your reservations: (740) 681-1423. Membe...
• Lancaster group's kitchen upgrade almost complete; facility will ease food prep
• Defense in murder trial questions coroner's credentials
• Postal Service could close 10 Ohio mail centers
• Ohio unemployment edges higher in August
• Zanesville athletes win in court, able to play
• Lancaster teachers reap 'excellent' benefit
• Kentucky's ailing bridges getting attention
• Gold cross of Ohio soldier killed in Iraq stolen
• Antioch College set to reopen
• Cleveland museum to open gallery across town
• The designer tables are coming together beautifully! You won't want to miss this...
• Stop out to our Membership Appreciation Lunch in front of our Chamber offices 10...
• Lancaster man among guardsmen to be deployed this weekend
• None hurt when car flips in downtown
• Cool Cravings comes to Lancaster
• Police Briefs
• Deputy Franklin County coroner to testify at trial today
• Husted: Political fights make running election more difficult
• REM honors employees during recognition week
• Stoneburner's Grocery has Appreciation Day
• Conservation corner: SWCD 68th annual meeting highlights
• Pleasant Township trustees approve zoning change for group home
• Interim Reports Will Be Sent Home on Thursday, September 22, 2011
• Be Our Guest! Member Appreciation Lunch!! Tomorrow right outside our office at 1...
• Tents are going up! The rain will clear off, and the weekend looks beautiful. Th...
• Trial for baby's death begins in Lancaster
• FMC to host grief workshop
• Liske sentenced in killings of three family members
• Millersport's 9/11 Memorial Parade led by fire department
• Carroll: Broughton hired as interim superintendent
• Under plan, businesses get cost cut for Ohio jobs
• Wife held in connection with husband's stabbing
• Amanda festival to raise funds for township fire crews
• Fire union seeks to avoid layoffs in Lancaster
• Man accused in Lancaster carjacking in jail
• The weather on Saturday evening is going to be beautiful! Join us at the Decorat...
• Man released after conviction tossed
• Ohio prosecutors hope to use blinks as testimony
• Fairfield County's dispatchers honored at luncheon
• Man found hanged along bike trail
• Prevention Works gets $625,000 grant
• Lancaster woman charged with stabbing man
• Lancaster City Council considers shifting money to avoid police layoffs
• Bloom-Carroll hires interim superintendent; will start Monday
• House member: District to be merged with Rep. Austria's
• Home invasion conviction overturned
• Don't forget to order your tickets for "The Artful Table." (740) 681-1423
• Go-cart crash at Ohio raceway kills 6-year-old boy
• Events of Sept. 11, 2001, still having influence 10 years later
• S. Ind. mayor: bridge to stay closed 6 months
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Police investigating reported hanging
• Ohio to have new test for juvenile competency
• Festival promotes Fairfield County historic parks, levy
• Lithopolis firefighter was on front line near Pentagon during Sept. 11 attacks
• Residents, officials discuss local 9/11 impact
• Naval officer recalls night air mission from Sept. 11
• OSU games, other big events feature beefed-up security
• Area churches plan Sept. 11 remembrances
• Missing child found with custodial parent
• Red Cross workers reflect on Sept. 11
• Homeland security grants help agencies prepare for disasters as well as terrorism
• Local man thrust into command of nation's airspace on 9/11
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich urges unity at Sept. 11 ceremony
• Homeless vets to have place to call home
• Pickerington man charged in shooting
• County airport will get federal funding for improvements
• Series of programs planned to educate public on autism
• Tables transformed into art at fundraiser
• Ohio Lottery warns of 'Cash Explosion' phone scam
• Labor, GOP clash in Ohio over Obama jobs plan
• Man turns himself in, released on bond for shooting charge
• Please join us and the staff of Lancaster ATA Martial Arts in celebrating the Gr...
• Ohio prosecutors: Delay serial killer's rape trial
• Local YMCA helps fight youth obesity
• Group rehab home gets zoning OK, still needs nod from trustees
• Allstate opens new office in Lancaster
• Wal-Mart bringing back layaway for holiday shoppers
• Roses coming to town
• Missing drugs in Greenfield could be clerical error
• Wigged man robs Junction City bank
• Obama's $447B plan cuts key taxes
• New maps might force some to buy flood insurance
• What a fun evening it will be! Beautiful table displays, food, jazz, silent auct...
• Four hurt in three crashes
• Annin flags to fly at ground zero
• Canal Winchester to host 9/11 remembrance event Saturday
• Liebs association to conduct 9/11 remembrance parade in Millersport
• Pickerington man wanted for shooting in Chillicothe
• Business wage salary survey starts Monday
• Drugs missing from Greenfield Fire Department
• Zoning lawsuit against Lancaster dismissed
• Local governments cut full-time jobs to 2000 levels
• Council appointee won't be on fall ballot, opening path for Democrats
• Greenfield Township residents upset about smelly fertilizer based on human waste
• OU-L hosting college fair Sept. 20
• Baltimore food plant not yet ready to hire
• Commissioners change meeting time in effort to increase discussion
• County GOP picks new council member
• Group asks if too many Ohioans' driver's licenses are suspended
• B-C to interview candidates this week
• OSU students find body in apartment
• Ohio congressional draft map could emerge soon
• Last chance to RSVP for tomorrow's cafe series! "Unlocking Success for Small Bus...
• Fairfield County grand jury indictments
• Bicyclist treated, released after being hit by car
• New state livestock rules widely praised
• More northwest Ohio companies turn to solar power
• Family of suspect shot by police speaks out
• Schools in Ohio trying to fill need for truck drivers
• 10-year Pearl Harbor anniversary reflects 1950s U.S.
• Biden says labor under direct assault
• Medical Center race will benefit cardiac, pulmonary rehab patients
• Canal Winchester Festival draws crowd despite weather
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• (Mis)adventures: Local man survives lace-trimmed detention facility
• Fairfield Medical Center receives honor for value
• Ohio unions fight dwindling numbers, Issue 2
• Future of parks depends on levy
• Meetings
• Police Briefs
• Parks will take center stage at Heritage Festival
• 2nd federal agency looking at Ohio school system
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Greenfield Township Trustees meet about sludge
• Estate planning seminar planned
• Fairfield County Sheriff using wrecked car to push seat belt safety
• Flags in Lithopolis cemetery recognize Sept. 11 victims
• U.S. House Speaker John Boehner in Ohio, calls economy 'stagnant'
• Police briefs
• Officials settle Ohio absentee applications spat
• Opponents of Ohio union-limiting law air first TV ad
• Advisories return at 2 Buckeye Lake beaches
• Fairfield County emergency crews to get new radios
• Ohio to honor 145 workers who died on job
• Chamber to study state oil and gas resources
• Veteran yanks down restaurant's tattered flag
• Check out our pics from "State of Fairfield County Agriculture"! Also, don't for...
• Officials settle Ohio absentee applications spat
• FMC adds health clinic to Walmart offerings
• Anchor Hocking cited for violations
• FairHoPe volunteer honored by ONA
• Standing Stone promotes Davis
• Lewis promoted by Jewels by Park Lane
• House GOP, Dems agree to push 2012 primary to May
• New Lexington teacher on paid leave after allegations
• Panel: World events affect Fairfield County farmers' decisions
• Lancaster exhibit features works from artists with disabilities
• Go back to the future at Pulp Reality
• The Museum Shop is having a SALE! Select Pottery 10-25% off original price. Come...
• 65th Sweet Corn Festival kicks off
• As new year starts, Liberty Union shows off middle school
• Tuesday crash sends one to hospital
• Canal Winchester: Deadline approaching for project comments
• Bloom-Carroll: Church collecting food for pantry
• Dayton school district puts Facebook limits on teachers
• Fairfield County commissioner mulls earlier meeting time
• Program pitches group home in Pleasant Township
• Greenfield trustees meet about sludge
• Two vehicles in Main Street crash
• Don't miss david hostetler unabridged! Open through September 4. Free admission...
• Fairfield County Red Cross staffers recall good, bad times
• Bloom-Carroll seeks interim superintendent candidates
• Fairfield Career Center lends a hand on 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' site
• Rollover wreck on display at Lancaster High School
• Two arrested after burglary attempt
• Ag breakfast to celebrate Fairfield County farmers
• 64 face charges in northern Ohio drug, firearm sting
• Jackson leaving Lancaster council for court seat
• Lancaster native to ring NASDAQ bell
• Healthy update: Thank goodness for our community health center
• Be sure to make your reservation! You definitely don't want to miss the homemade...
• Two new designers added to "The Artful Table"--Dee Anderson and Cindy Gilmore! C...
• Dispatcher loses job for oversight after sign blamed for fatal crash
• Lancaster firefighter speaks out about expected layoffs
• Baltimore food processing plant set to open in October
• Teens charged with arson in Perry County
• Ohio mayor accused of soliciting prostitute
• Blaze claims family's boat during ride at Dillon Lake
• Engineers announce road closure
• Former mayoral candidate launches third bid as a write-in
• Bloom-Carroll looking for interim superintendent
• Crash sends two to hospital
• EPA offers pollution limits for oil, gas drilling
• Ohio increases algae advisory for Lake Erie beach
• Ohio family's pet cat found 2 weeks after fire
• Ohio crews to help East Coast recover from Irene
• School buildings of the past
• Independent horror flick wraps up shooting at the Haunted Farm
• Columbus man injured in Fairfield County wreck
• Updating Lancaster's schools: The cost of replacement vs. renovation
• Lancaster school officials looking at renovating, replacing existing structures
• Ohio responds to demand for better-educated nurses
• Schools work for high state ratings
• Jobless for 99 weeks and beyond
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Boating races return to lake plagued by algae
• State wildlife agent pleads not guilty to fraud
• Debate focuses on Ohio collective bargaining law
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Ohio gives public chance at drawing political maps
• New Medicaid system leads to payment issues for some
• Former judge to work as lawyer in Lancaster office
• Volunteers ready to go as Irene advances
• You CAN watch the OSU-Miami game in the Art Garage and enjoy The Artful Table at...
• Baltimore Police Department restores gun range
• Heath plane crash kills man
• Lancaster seeking funds to upgrade communcation system
• Elections Board skips Issue 5 on fall ballot
• Chamber names Kathryn Cheek winner of 2011 Athena Award
• Report: NASA made proper pick for retired shuttles
• Fusion Fitness: New gym uses exercise to help with life's daily functions
• Ohioan finds Maryland man linked to POW bracelet
• Supreme Court sets 2 execution dates for 2013
• Fairfield County loses one of its last D-Day veterans
• Dont miss our 26th Annual Athena Banquet tonight!
• Berne Union's new superintendent welcomes students to new year
• 2008's 'Joe the Plumber' urged to run for Congress
• Ohio schools see grad rate dips as formula changes
• Lancaster is test market for new fine-filtered milk
• Labor Day Festival to start next weekend
• Shalom church to host yard sale
• Sherman Cannon visits Millersport
• Commissioners against splitting county into separate congressional districts
• Special summer law enforcement unit beats sheriff's expectations
• School officials release tentative plan for new buildings
• Family, friends come together for Kayla Dingess
• Prosecutor: fatal shooting by Ohio officer justified
• Jury hung on verdict in girl's '67 killing
• Glitches leave Ohio Medicaid providers unpaid
• Students in protest aid tie-up amid dispute
• BC board discusses search options to replace superintendent
• Local residents feel tremors from Virginia earthquake
• Tour de Cause sets sights higher for 2012
• Fairfield Union opens new middle school with more open space
• Auditor: County sales tax receipts up about 3 percent
• Chrysler may invest $72M in factory
• Back to School for Lancaster - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Healthy update: How protected are you and your loved ones from pertussis?
• "The Artful Table"--Saturday, September 17. Designer tablescapes, delicious food...
• Saunders, others knocked off ballot
• Austria: Gridlock likely to continue
• Former Pleasantville Elementary School demolished
• Ohio victim of Indiana fair collapse to be organ donor
• Federal grant helps fund firefighters; long-term plan needed
• Lancaster man killed in Vinton County crash
• Billy Crickets closes over lease issue
• Dying woman watches daughter wed on computer
• Ohio jury deliberating 44-year-old murder case
• Mother questions fatal shooting by police
• You can see all of our class offerings on our website www.decartsohio.org
• Check it out our new class for the fall Writing Books for Children October 22,...
• Do you have your tickets yet?
• Dock-diving competition makes a splash in Lancaster
• Graduation rates might fall under new formula
• Construction of Jesus statue to go online
• Pataskala man hoping creation will help save areas from wildfire
• Court overturns $4.3M award to former inmate
• 10 years later, No Child Left Behind still controversial
• Ohio unlikely to get $176M for jobless benefits
• HEALTH INSPECTIONS
• Lancaster schools growing
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Card shower planned for 90th birthday
• Ballroom dancing classes available
• Local Grangers win state awards
• Cold-weather Cleveland to test no-furnace concept
• Kiwanis makes donation to local fire department
• Women's motorcycle club gives back to the community
• Locals join to clean up Utica area
• Program helps teens with work, life skills
• Lancaster tractor show features antique farm equipment
• Three charged after heroin tip
• Lightning sets Pickerington house on fire
• Grand jury indicts 3 for connection to meth labs
• Patrol moving dispatch to Lancaster post
• Ohio to require review of all executions
• Father, daughter deny roles in Knox County fatal shooting
• Ohio unemployment rises for 2nd time in 2 months
• State's weatherization jobs to be cut as funding ends
• Kasich, GOP leaders stage union law meeting
• Exciting silent auction items to be offered at "The Artful Table." Designer tabl...
• Issue 2 opponents want repeal before deal
• FMC president gives presentation at national summit
• More mosquitoes are found carrying West Nile
• County must find $88,000 to build two tornado shelters
• Friends from LHS days form business partnership
• Sugar Grove store evacuated when smoke detected
• Congress must pass budget before country can progress, Rep. says
• New jail at old site gets Fairfield County group's support
• 6 Fairfield County school districts 'excellent' or better
• Governor says state must focus on job creation
• Mace to lead Gallipolis schools
• Lancaster Jaycees might lose charter
• Gallery: First day at Amanda-Clearcreek schools
• Bus crash victim remembered as good, upbeat woman
• Boosters to host annual golf scramble
• Sweet Corn Festival to host car cruise-in
• Vendors wanted for Labor Day Festival
• Fairfield 33 takes recruiting effort on the road
• Kasich seeks to stop Issue 2 effort
• Lancaster-Fairfield chamber offices broken into again
• Dont miss our Fairfield County Economic Development Update today! 11:30 Liberty...
• 4 women to ride in Pelotonia in memory of friend
• Bloom-Carroll Superintendent Roger Mace resigns
• Baltimore seeks public aid for police
• School bus crashes decline steadily in Ohio
• Thurston using levy to gauge interest in police protection
• Lancaster superintendent reviews new building process at meeting
• Fairfield County officials approve SCI contract
• J.M. Smucker lowers U.S. coffee prices
• Psychologists say 11-year-old not competent to stand trial
• Port Clinton's massive rainfall called 500-year event
• Akron will turn curbside recyclables to crude oil
• Foundation establishes new scholarship fund
• Beer profitable at Richland County Fair, despite critics
• Check your mailbox for your invitation to "The Artful Table." It will be a fun e...
• MedFlight to buy property for crew quarters at county airport
• 4th festival baking contest a success
• Shots fired at crowd on Blacklick Road
• St. Mary pastor dedicates new statue, will leave to lead church in Columbus
• LHS reunion being slated for Saturday
• Applicants sought for grants
• Waste Management's Suburban Landfill opens gas-to-energy facility
• Windshield smashed by water balloon
• Engineer announces road projects
• Cars, house vandalized during weekend
• Wind sets sail blimp moored at airport
• Butter sculptures churn 100-year state fair legacy
• Pickerington man training for over-50 division boxing championship
• National Guard members return from Kuwait
• Funding limits testing for lake pollution
• Malta man dead in Ohio 60 crash
• Government jobs fuel earnings growth in Ohio metros
• The literary prisoners of East Mulberry Street
• MEETINGS
• Neighbors of Lancaster's Engine House 3 worry about proposed closure
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Ohio storyteller's tale spanned decades, oceans
• Lancaster police chief presents alternative proposal to laying off officers
• Frequently asked questions about Lancaster city budget
• Surprise! Slater's throws party for 43-year employee
• Croton woman, daughter expand equine ministry to Canal Winchester
• Shop's classical music seems to cut loitering
• Ohio chili joint fights for mural
• Chrysler might add space to Ohio plant
• Liske pleads guilty to killing 3 family members
• Life of Ohio boy born on 9/11 shows new normal
• Cool Cravings moving to Greenfield Township
• Jeff and Debbie Stacy return to Lancaster, join local Salvation Army
• Epiphany Lutheran Church celebrates 50 years
• Back to business: Former server opens own restaurant in Lancaster
• Private water system fees near passage
• Used books get new chapter
• City dedicates new wastewater treatment plant
• Six vie for Lancaster school board
• Climer joins AlternaCare
• Fairfield hospital receives leadership award for environmental practices
• Devoted Ohio State fan sculpts 'The Coach'
• Ohio flag stamp arrives
• Man on trial in 1967 death of Ohio schoolgirl
• Lots of questions, tax issues on fall ballot
• Lancaster Campground homes inspire art
• State awarded grant to clean up storm damage
• Chancellor seeks mandate relief for Ohio colleges
• Canal Winchester Labor Day Festival car show returns Sept. 4
• Millersport firefighters' Door-to-Door Fund Drive coming Saturday
• Carroll neighborhood yard sales set
• South American fish caught in Buckeye Lake
• Ohio Rep. Bob Portman among those chosen for debt panel
• Clearcreek Township fire service, EMS staying separate
• We still have space for a few designers at "The Artful Table." Promote your busi...
• Fantastic presentation about our own Young Professionals of Lancaster organizati...
• Lancaster firefighter layoffs might mean medic unit, fire house could go
• Jury weighs death sentence for Cleveland serial killer
• Sen. Sherrod Brown pushing for infrastructure bank
• Police identify 7th victim in Ohio shooting spree
• OSHA investigates Newark workplace injury
• Man charged with theft of car with child inside
• New jail budget reviewed; more numbers wanted
• Now hear this: Bloom-Carroll earns sound grant
• Man charged in July hit-skip
• For flash mobsters, crowd size a tempting cover
• Get your RSVP's in by Friday! Complete Fairfield County Economic Development Upd...
• Plan now to attend on September 17!
• Lancaster expects to make layoffs by October
• 71-year-old in court on marijuana cultivation charge
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Circleville man charged with possession of heroin
• Lottery sales continue climb in Ohio
• Cooking show to include VIP seats, experience
• Local business returns to complete renovation of 200-year-old church
• Lawsuit alleges police officers assaulted man
• Woman: Ohio killer of 7 was in estate dispute
• Senator open office hours at Pickerington and Lancaster libraries changed
• How to Manage Your LCS Email Updates
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio; gunman among dead
• Race benefits kids of woman found in septic tank
• Percentage of Ohioans drops at its private colleges
• Lake area fights to change image after algae plague
• Official: Operating new jail to cost just more than $1M
• Fairfield Medical Center strives to reduce readmissions
• More attend non-residential campuses
• Twins festival draws research subjects 2 by 2
• Family, friends laud longtime U.S. Rep. Clarence E. Miller
• Family raising awareness about cleft lip issues
• Satelitte TV worker injured in fall from roof
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Expert says he's found bigger Ohio serpent mound
• Despite water fear, Ohio woman granted canoe wish
• Ohio soybean farmers welcome free trade plans as sign of hope
• Burglaries, robberies up this year
• Balloon festival helps Knox County family deal with tragedy
• Canal Blues and Ribfest draws barbecue pit bosses
• Flags in Fairfield County ordered at half-staff today for Miller
• Crash sends two to the hospital
• Report: Cleveland serial killer had denied childhood abuse
• State agency says AEP is asking for too much in base rate increases
• Baltimore woman killed in Coshocton County crash
• P&G fourth quarter profit rises; plans for slowing U.S. sales
• U.S. loses AAA debt rating from Standard & Poor's
• Feds wrap up Ohio marijuana farm prosecution
• Don't forget to listen in at 11 to WFCO 90.9.
• Wendy's HQ coming back to Ohio
• Conservation corner: Black bears are on the rebound
• FMC conducts free mammogram clinic
• Police seek pair who robbed Baltimore business
• More than 600 marijuana plants found in Thornville home's basement
• Commissioner optimistic about passage of parks levy
• Sites, funding options considered for new jail
• $900K in marijuana discovered in Bloom Township
• Tune in to WFCO 90.0 fm tomorrow morning at 11:00 for updates on our exhibition...
• Repeat contestant wins Miss Baltimore crown
• Millersport: Theater to present 'The Great American Songbook'
• Canal Winchester: Large crowd expected at Blues and Ribfest
• Bloom-Carroll: Pope John church to host 24-week Bible study sessions
• Board: 'No' vote to count against union law
• Resident backs off request of meeting minutes
• B.B. King's daughter, Shirley, to play Friday in Lancaster
• Teacher suspended over alleged name-calling
• Beer sales at county fair in Ohio draw opponents
• Rare Kori Bustard chick hatched at zoo in Ohio
• Niece says Ohio serial killer sexually abused her
• Ohio plan would trade electric rate cuts for jobs
• Ohio's senators support debt deal
• July in Lancaster, mostly sunny and 89
• Pa. man accused of raping child pleads not guilty
• Ackinson trial delayed pending competency hearing
• A personal story: a former congressional page remembers Rep. Miller
• County engineer to resign post Dec. 31
• Bond issue for new elementary schools to appear on ballot
• Longtime Congressman Clarence E. Miller remembered for caring about constituents
• Applicants sought for Gannett grants
• Election law foes fail hurdle in repeal effort
• Survey calls Ohio U top party school in U.S.
• Baltimore: Liberty Union class of '71 meets Saturday
• Rescuers sue woman saved from burning truck
• Hazmat training starts soon for area firefighters
• Ohio lawmakers split votes on debt limit deal
• County EMA wants dome to protect from storms
• Ackison trial expected to be delayed
• One tax or two? Council still at odds
• Sheriff: Granville mom kills son, 8, then herself
• Medical marijuana ballot issue takes 1st step
• Ohio sheriff: Inmate garden program spreading
• Acting director asks commissioners for new health department building
• Coin collectors association coming to Lancaster
• Optometrist takes on father's business, boosts children's eye health services
• Beach Boys draw record-breaking audience at festival
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Circleville man dies after crash on U.S. 22
• Saturday crash sends one to hospital
• Cruise-In fundraising event
• Roses Store moving into old Value City site
• Students enjoy playing in youth band
• Danger lurking beneath Ohio's soil
• Ex-Lancaster Glass site development may take 5 years
• Senate kills House debt plan backed by Ohio Republicans
• After Midnight delights crowd; Howard rocks at Eagles
• Lancaster Church of Christ to have giveaway day
• Heat doesn't cool festival's ticket sales
• 211 director accepts new job
• Cocaine, cash found during raid; 5 arrested
• First Presbyterian Church welcomes the Rev. Matthew Richardson as new pastor
• Triumphant Quartet to be featured at Faith Memorial Church concert
• Group raised $7M to oppose Ohio union law changes
• Humane Society seeks public's help to get grant for dog park
• Musician helps teach kids to rock
• Homegrown talent provides homegrown fun
• 'Golden Girls' bring Festival home
• Kids ignore heat for Rising Park fun
• Goodyear 2Q earnings up 43 percent
• Error costs Planned Parenthood chapter about $5M
• Family of 3 missing boys says it backs police
• 'And the Winner is ... ' wins every category at Faith Memorial Church
• Agency: Family YMCA workers broke policy
• Lancaster man, 21, dies in U.S. 22 crash
• Helped 500 children make books at the Festival's Rising Park Day!
• U2 tribute band rocks Lancaster Festival stage
• Juggernaut Jug Band offers variety of music during afternoon concert
• Thurston post office may close
• John Boehner deficit plan faces test from fellow conservative
• CW requesting letters on 9/11 from community
• Fire causes water flow issue in Baltimore
• Lancaster native travels to Africa, films documentary
• 2010 Census: More same-sex couples living in Ohio
• Lions club to conduct blood drive Monday at clubhouse
• BC OHSAA open meeting scheduled
• Young artists create works from pop cans
• Ohio health care question cleared for November ballot
• Ohio man searches for kidney donor on Facebook
• Ohio police say 6-year-old tried to drown puppies
• Buttery space shuttle featured in state fair
• Ohio consumer advocate against AEP rate plan
• 1 adult, 2 juveniles arrested for overnight robbery
• Workers deal with baffling leak at Liberty Center
• FMC aims to readmit fewer patients
• Fairfield County magistrate to head Domestic Relations court
• Frazeysburg man's body pulled from Muskingum River
• U.S. Postal Service ponders closing 1 in 10 outlets
• The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio was awarded a PNC Arts Alive Grant for the th...
• PNC is announcing this years recipients for the Arts Alive grants. CAPA Carpe di...
• PNC is building a new audience for the arts today and ensuring that the arts is alive in ohio
• PNC arts alive is awarding 1.5 million dollars to arts organizations that work at enriching the communities they are from.
• Pro musica, Columbus children's choir and plein aire painters are just some of the exciting things here at the Columbus museum of art.
• We are at the Columbus museum if art awaiting breaking news on funding in the arts.
• We are heading to Columbus today. There'g going to be a big announcement. Cant wait!
• Authorities seize 388 marijuana plants
• Lancaster's Tiki Pool updating its security system
• Youth enjoy theatre, despite prior thoughts
• Thornville teen in serious condition after Friday crash
• Two taken to hospital after Lancaster crash
• Lancaster Festival: Trio impresses audience with musical riffs, tunes
• Democratic rep wants panel to review execution protocol
• State fair highlights hay as art
• Park National income down in second quarter
• Council moves closer to putting income tax levy on ballot
• Met Ballet, festival orchestra team up for performance at Fairfield Union
• Protecting your home, within the law
• County ready to build new utilities building
• Auction held at murdered couple's property
• Ohio league for special-needs kids hopes to expand
• 1 dead, 1 hurt, 1 in custody after shooting
• Proposal raises concerns about Ohioans' photo IDs
• Ohio's losses from 2011 storms top $500 million
• Celtic Fire, Lancaster Festival Orchestra take stage at OU-L
• Animal attractions abound at Lancaster Festival Fair Day
• Walnut Township Board of Education
• Berne Union Board of Education
• Bus safety program available for kindergartners
• County sheriff not happy with staffing level status quo
• City tax rates among lowest even if proposed increases are approved
• HealthFest set for Aug. 6
• Walnut Township Trustees
• Millersport Village Council
• ArtWalk takes visitors through life's journeys (plus zombies!)
• Government jobs decline in Ohio as private jobs gain
• Police calls
• Several school supply giveaways planned for August
• One person remains in the hospital after crash
• Drums kick off bandstand events
• Lancaster man arrested after kicking in door
• Fire investigators considering all submitted tips
• Commissioners looking to upgrade security at board of elections
• Hit-and-run crash victim seeks driver's details
• ArtWalk tonight! Jim Gerkin in the double parlors and David Hostetler in the second-floor galleries. Come in out of the heat!
• ARTWALK TONIGHT!! Stop by the Chamber! We are hosting: Donna Noice, Margaret Eriksen & Lea Barker. Also, enjoy treats from Giant Eagle, Bay Food Market & Coldstone Creamery!
• Festival begins with Opening Night concert, standing ovation
• Pickerington native returns to area as part of Celtic Fire dance group
• Letter sent to parents about Family Y incident
• POLICE BRIEFS
• INDICTMENTS
• Village to spray for mosquitoes
• Charity Newsies taking applications for clothing help
• Director of American Red Cross of Fairfield County moves on
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• Shoppers to see upgrades of River Valley Mall in fall
• Chalk artists brave heat for Lancaster Festival's annual Italian Street Painting
• Millersport: Boosters to host dinner, reverse raffle on Saturday
• Canal Winchester: Dates, hours set for new student registration
• Obama says manufacturing 'bright spot' in recovery
• Bloom-Carroll: Bay's IGA to close doors after decades of service
• Ohioans speak out on new Congressional lines
• Report released on crash that happened last week on Ohio 159
• Many sorry to see River Valley Mall bookstore close shop
• Parents: Kids told to disrobe at Family Y
• Gearing up for ArtWalk, 6-10 this Friday evening, July 22.
• Section of Ohio 37 to be closed again today to shore up road after landslide
• Lancaster Board of Education plans $88M in work
• Rep. Dennis Kucinich eyes Washington for new House seat
• Police interview kids present at home where Zanesville teen died
• Agency requires social worker retraining
• Defense calls no witnesses in 11 Cleveland deaths
• Handling the heat at the Perry County Fair
• Commission, OSU finish study of ways to promote local food
• County still wary of state cuts
• Volunteers are still needed for the Main Street Lancaster ArtWalk Beer garden. If you can volunteer for one two hour shift please call Kristy Burns 740-475-9092.
• Minor flooding reported after Monday's storm
• City planning cuts to deal with deficit
• JV Productions on board to set up city festival again
• County VVA looking for possible members
• Two arrested after Lancaster drug raid
• Man convicted of rape gets 15 to life
• Doctor, Sheriff stress importance of safety in high temperatures
• Classroom fire still under investigation
• Bicyclist recovering at home after being hit by truck
• ATV crash victim recovering at home
• Obama picks ex-Ohio AG to lead consumer agency
• Toledo judge to run again if Ohio raises age limit
• Lawmaker resigns after drunken driving charge
• Man flees police car, jumps off bridge, dies
• Troopers say 9 hurt after crash on I-71
• City: People who mow useless land can own it
• School Supply Giveaways
• Tour de Cause bridges funding gap
• Ohio bucks trend, shifts funds to home-based care
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Columbus Zoo volunteer divers help clean tanks
• Woman suffers burns when van catches fire
• 'Incense' becomes latest drug to be abused in Ohio
• Flashing-yellow arrows coming to Ohio intersections in 2012
• Lancaster City Council to weigh how to fill $1.2 million budget gap
• Light of God shines through in Lancaster artist's creations
• Ohio governor approves casino deal in racetrack bill
• Gov. John Kasich vetoes Great Lakes water bill
• Ohio governor signs bill banning 'bath salts'
• Lancaster seeks estimates to remove asbestos, demolish Mithoff
• Bremen man fires shots at trespassing intruder
• Ex-Hocking College president, wife plead in ethics probe
• S&P increases Ohio credit outlook to stable
• Congregation looking forward to new Refugee Road church building
• Units respond to fire at Berne Union School
• Lancaster church group lends hand to community
• Local Eagles group donates grant to FMC
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich urged to veto Ohio Great Lakes bill
• AEP puts West Virginia carbon capture project on hold
• Ohio driver's exam stations may close
• Study may lead to loan for Noble County solar project
• Smoking fines cost Ohio bar liquor permit renewal
• No downtown Lancaster businesses have bitten on local loan program
• Don't worry, Lancaster: Festival tickets abound
• Lancaster balloon festival idea takes flight
• Nashport daylily hobby blooms into business
• Buckeye Lake official: Yes, we're open
• Fairfield Medical Center hosting volunteer festival
• Bloom-Carrol boosters going door to door for donations
• Ohio lawmakers ax online voter registration plan
• Ohio Senate passes abortion limit bill
• Canal Winchester seventh-graders must be immunized
• Early test results look good for Fairfield County schools
• Lancaster Chevy dealer to debut new GM look
• Millersport Lions Club hosting Cruisin' on the Commons
• Thornville man rescued from overturned, submerged truck
• Bloom Township officials: Cliff diving a dangerous gamble
• School supplies to be given away
• More than 13,000 Fairfield County residents sign petition against health care law
• Ex-coroner testifies in Cleveland serial killing trial
• Ohio 'co-parent' loses bid for shared custody
• AEP working to restore power after Monday storm
• Armed Baltimore resident confronts man trying to steal truck tires
• Fairfield County sheriff: OK $1.2M or lose detectives
• Funding cuts force Ohio consumer agency to cut staff
• Garden club to tour governor's residence
• Road to close
• Applicants sought for grants
• Fairfield County judge will participate in national program
• Kasich names eight to nonprofit job-creation panel
• Heat index puts focus on staying cool, hydrated
• Father of four killed in motorcycle crash
• Lost racing pigeon now back home in Maryland
• Check out our latest exhibition press online with The Columbus Dispatch -
• Bremen man dies in Perry County motorcycle crash
• Detention center superintendent's experience gives smooth transition in promotion
• Board set to pick new schools chief
• Ice cream boat helping beat the Buckeye Lake heat
• Ohio owner of bear involved in fatal mauling found dead
• Pilot hurt in crash of ultralight aircraft
• Ohio police say enforcing texting ban may be tough
• Roseville man injured in crash released from hospital
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Maple Street United Methodist Church opens free store, plans grand opening July 20
• Applications accepted for school clothing help
• Police continue to investigate breakinig, entering
• Fairfield Union changes board meeting date
• State EPA to consider cost of projects under new law
• New law means misdemeanors, not felonies, for some thieves
• Millersport house fire contained
• Roof collapse at vacant building a problem in Thornville
• Four investigators assigned to fires
• Buckeye Lake Carp Fest helps clean local waters and fill wallets
• Touch Tours offered at museum
• Sen. Sherrod Brown talks debt ceiling, economic policy in visit to Lancaster
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Ohio woman pleads guilty in breast-milk spraying
• Judge delays Ohio killer's execution
• Playwright of Ohio's 'Tecumseh!' drama dies
• 'It kind of looked like a war zone'
• Hundreds gather to honor late Thornville teenager
• Court: Record seeker can't claim fee payout
• 2 suspected drug suppliers arrested after June 30 raid
• Settling in Ohio metros earns businesses millions
• Dunham's Sports at River Valley Mall to close today
• Festival, baseball tournament should draw many visitors to city
• Many questions for investigators in string of fires in Lancaster
• Local biker group to raise money for injured rider Saturday
• General fund tax may replace street levy
• Man accused of killing wife found dead near Lancaster
• Air Evac Lifeteam Ribbon Cutting. Today at 11:30!! Pleasant Twp. Fire Dept. Please join the staff of Air Evac Lifeteam as they celebrate the opening of their new location and their excitement to be a part of our community with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!
• Local pizza shop owner threatens legal action if county does not help him recoup losses
• Glenn, Armstrong, others say NASA lacks 'backup plan'
• Muskingum County woman charged with father's death
• Gee spreads Buckeye cheer in Perry County
• Park National adjusts loan loss provision from Vision Bank
• Ohio health care law opponents file petitions
• Man admits to stealing $1M in scrap metal
• Probation officer accused of firing weapon resigns
• Foreclosures drop in Fairfield County
• WWII plane restored in Lancaster heads back to New York
• Lancaster boy recovering from parade accident
• Board OKs plan for new Lancaster schools
• Lack of helmets links local motorcycle crashes
• Seniors, grad students earn degrees at OSU
• Commissioners consider awarding CDBG grants
• Woman: I was raped at home where bodies were
• Thornville teen killed in July Fourth crash
• Ohio limits fines for destroying public records
• Obamacare, SB5 repeals likely to stand out on ballot
• Touch Tours: During david hostetler unabridged, the Center will offer guided touch tours for groups of visually impaired visitors. Group tours are $3/person. (740)681-1423
• Hundreds attend Lancaster's Fourth of July Parade
• Portman leads effort to reduce recidivism
• GOP gov. pushes change in Ohio
• New VFW commander commits to being 'honorable'
• Public transit gaining riders, facing budget cuts
• Train in Ohio spills fuel into downtown river
• Southwest counties charge jail fees, had drawn lawsuit
• Ex-Olympic boxer Siler shot on Cincinnati street
• Mich. man's body found floating near Ohio island
• Baltimore man killed in motorcycle crash
• Akron mayoral candidate says she's been threatened
• Ohio agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• Ohio seeing likely boost in revenue during next few years
• Scouts taking over some of club's flag duties
• Navy woman delights Lancaster family with surprise visit home
• Sheriff: Ohio man rescued after kayak capsizes
• Ohio towns ban candy from being thrown at parades
• Hot in Toledo: 98 degrees breaks 100-year record
• Vacant home rate up across Lancaster area
• Sheriff: Ohio man rescued after kayak capsizes
• Rental rates, questions increase
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Kasich chats with school superintendent finalists
• Hydrants will be flushed west of Memorial Drive
• HEAP summer program now taking applications
• Lancaster company can help you store DNA
• Baltimore man dies following motorcycle crash on Stoudertown Road
• Ohio budget a big rule changer
• State warns against swimming at Brooks Beach
• Budget extends hospital franchise fee
• Farmers rebound from delay, plant record corn
• Crack cocaine found in Lancaster raid; 3 arrested
• Governor lashes out at Dems over partisanship
• Fairfield County unit keeps busy with 28 arrests
• Cancer survivor shares story, thanks FMC staff at banquet
• Board rejects mercy for condemned killer of 2
• 3-month-old Cincinnati Zoo giraffe euthanized
• Ohio Statehouse adds bar
• Lancaster man found guilty in child's rape
• Hamburg Fireworks ready to impress
• Tests finding 'bath salts' abuse Fairfield County
• Victims address court on how 2010 collisions have affected their lives; driver ordered to pay $900 in fines
• Fairfield County unit seizes $60,000 in drugs during first month
• Conservation Corner: Owls, the great horned
• Veteran receives medals after 43 years
• Ohio lawmaker faces charge of drunken driving
• Injured firefighter named Sugar Grove parade marshal
• Gov. Kasich signs sweeping $56B Ohio budget
• Groups putting final touches on Fourth floats
• Closing arguments in child rape trial expected today
• Nearly $56B Ohio budget heads to governor's desk
• CW schools close offices in July to save money
• Annual BLASST gala set for Friday
• Greenfield Twp. Fire hosts quarterly blood drive
• Union law opponents deliver repeal signatures
• Fairfield County library selling bookmobile
• Ex-Lancaster Glass site to get facelift
• Run For Independence. Sat, July 02, 2011 08:30 AM. Rising Park, Lancaster. "Day of" Registration from 7:15a-8:15a, race begins at 8:30a. Race course from Rising Park through Fairgrounds to Zane Square and return. Entry fee $10.00 9 and under fr
• Celebrate long holiday weekends. Fri, July 01, 2011 05:00, Art & Clay, 150 W. Main Street. Stop by and paint a star ornament or a star bowl! Sing the “Star Spangled Banner” (a cappella) and get your item free!
• Rush Creek General Store Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Thu, June 30, 2011 04:30, 342 Lincoln Avenue. There will be refreshments from 4-6 on Thursday and an OPEN HOUSE all weekend Fri, Sat, & Sun. July 1, 2 & 3rd with many sales 7 specials, many vendor
• New system will let Fairfield County prisoners, visitors talk every day
• Lancaster man charged in girl's rape on trial
• A-C alumni presents 50 scholarships
• A-C FFA chapter has annual awards banquet
• Students honored by SAR
• Amanda Masonic Lodge 509 awards scholarships
• Ohio Senate approves $56 billion budget
• Falling unemployment rate good news for county
• Maryland racing pigeon lands in Lancaster woman's yard
• Heartbeat bill clears Ohio House
• Fairfield County Fair 2011
• Buckeye Lake Fireworks-Friday 10pm, Sugar Grove Celebration-Saturday Parade 10am & Fireworks 10pm, Lancaster-Monday Parade 10am & Fireworks 10pm!!
• Hostetler's take on the female form on display at Decorative Arts Center
• Community Orchestra Music for ready to be picked up
• Doctor under review in inmate suicide resigns
• Jury begins 'disturbing journey' in 11 deaths
• Granville man facing aggravated robbery charges
• Summer Baltimore museum events set
• Man charged with burglary, discharging gun
• Officials urging holiday weekend caution
• Council asking levy revenue questions
• Storm knocks out power; no damage reported
• Woman pleads to charges linked to shootout
• Ohio public workers seeking retirement hit records
• 2 Ohio cities judge dogs on behavior, not breed
• State's decisions will mean much to some, little to others
• Property tax can be made in payments
• Retired teacher writes book on making lamps from wood
• College's addition includes solar roof
• Federal court open since '02 gets renovations
• Arson suspect, 20, arrested after 5 Columbus fires
• Survey: Gas prices often higher in Lancaster
• 15 of couple's 32 children still at home
• About 2,200 float down Ohio River for Paddlefest
• Family council event commemorates first Stand for Children day
• Webelos cubs become Boy Scouts
• Osborne wins this year's Y scholarship
• Tarhe Lions appoint new officers
• Wastewater plants seek mercury rule exception
• Pledges may reach $113,000 for Relay For Life
• Bike event raises more than $50,000
• Kids mix physics with fun at OU-L
• House Speaker John Boehner takes expense checks, but overall office spending is down
• 2 universities in Ohio approve tuition increases
• Ohio lawmakers eye final compromise on $56B budget
• Advisories continue for 2 beaches at Buckeye Lake
• Baltimore man injured in I-70 crash
• Manufacturing a drag on Ohio economy
• Lancaster man indicted on burglary charges
• Jury can't reach verdict in rape trial
• Man with 2 cancers joins in Fairfield County Relay For Life
• Bay Food Market - Beef Porterhouse or T-Bone Steaks $8.99 lb. Great for grilling out!
• David Hostetler Unabridged Sun, June 26, 12:00 PM. Decorative Arts Center of Ohio. David Hostetler is the creator of a series of original and captivating works in wood and bronze that honor and celebrate the female form. The exhibition will include sculp
• Coupes & Scoops Car Show Sat, June 25, 1:00 PM. The Inn at Fairfield Village 1834 Countryside Dr. Join us for some cool cars, cool treats, music and more... *Please pre-register by calling 740-689-9944. There is an entry fee of $5.00 per car. It will
• Street Eats Sat, June 25, 10:30 AM. The Cooking Studio at Shaw's. Explore this popular street food trend with us. Crispy Sesame Chicken Wraps with Mango slaw, Chickpea Fritters with Tahini dipper, Vietnamese Shrimp Spring Rolls with Sweet Chili Dipp
• Erickson Glass Seminar 25, 10:30 AM. Bremen Area Historical Society, 161 Carter St., Bremen. Bring in your Erickson glass and share your story or ask an expert about Erickson Glass.
• Lancaster Soap Box Derby June 25, 8:00 AM. Derby Downs, 3060 BIS Rd., Lancaster. This years competition will feature 55 boys and girls in the stock, super stock, masters and super kids divisions from surrounding counties. Gates open at 8:00am and officia
• Dinner Theater Fri, June 24, 2011 05:30 PM. Lancaster Camp Ground Activity Building. The Pickerington Community Theatre, Inc. Presents: Carol Burnett Show Sketches. Spaghetti Dinner & Show, Tickets $20 with limited seating. Tickets may be purchased a
• Lancaster weighs pros, cons of Gus Macker
• Lancaster concert series aiming for younger audience
• Conservation corner: The history and behavior of bats
• Nightly fireworks returning to Ohio State Fair
• FMC honors those who helped foundation
• Fun Bus reroutes itself to Lancaster for new headquarters
• Law officers carry Special Olympics torch through Lancaster
• Jury returning to mull rape charges
• Radio station offers chance to win tickets to NASCAR race
• Doctor performs first cardiac biopsy at FMC
• At camp, Cub Scouts having fun, helping community
• Middletown man transforms self for charity
• Swimming lesson signups coming up this weekend
• Lithopolis pastor to leave post
• CW board going back to voters in November
• Ohio House opts not to put health overhaul to vote
• Ohio woman sentenced in terror funds case
• Berne Union, Walnut Township hire joint superintendent
• Woman testifies man hit, raped her
• Bids accepted for BC middle school construction
• Summer Camp starts Monday, June 27 for grades 1-12. Have you registered yet?
• Gov. John Kasich signs pain clinic order
• Arguments begin in rape trial of Lancaster man
• OSU seeks 3.3 percent tuition increase
• Healthy update: Quality, family activities for summer available locally
• Fairfield, Hocking students earn scholarships
• BC Lions announces scholarship recipients
• Students graduate from the Lancaster Digital Academy
• Pair sentenced in Circle K robberies
• Plan could set up fight for funds
• Berne Union High School
• Opening Sunday, June 26: david hostetler unabridged. Come and enjoy David's unique "women" in sculpture. 1-4, free admission.
• Lancaster man faces first of 4 rape trials today
• Village using ODNR grant to remove ash trees
• Ohio State seeks 3.3 percent tuition increase
• Dog parks provide areas for people, animals to socialize
• Fire contained at old Sonoco plant
• Ex-student pleads guilty in OSU bomb threat
• Union, Ralston agree to new contract
• BW3's owner sells local Golden Corral in less than a year
• Bloom-Carroll school board listens to complaints
• Canoeists, kayakers hit Ohio River for Paddlefest
• Carroll youth coordinating golf outing, raising awareness of autism
• PUBLIC RECORD
• Ohio school workers agree on more contracts faster
• Ohio plane crash kills 2 New Jersey residents
• New Miss Ohio already preparing for Miss America
• Passports helps seniors stay in own homes
• States look to Internet taxes to close budget gaps
• Colleges might help train workers for Ohio casinos
• Lancaster police unit inspires county initiative
• Air ambulance companies compete for Fairfield County market
• Are you trapped in your own home? You're not alone
• Some AEP clients may see rate hike
• Miss Ohio crowned
• Antique Boats has second show in Millersport
• Former coach accused of phone harassment gets suspended sentence
• Oil message diverts N.Y.-bound flight to Cleveland
• Criticism of lottery plan, slots growing
• Unemployment in Ohio doesn't rise for 15 months
• Kasich, developer reach deal on remaining casinos
• Ohio amusement park Coney Island celebrates 125th birthday
• Advisories warn of drinking Buckeye Lake water
• Newly opened train facility might make Lancaster more attractive to businesses
• Effort to repeal union law gathers 714,000 signatures
• Bloom-Carroll Board of Education to look at changes to school construction project
• Jeremy VanMeter to attend presidential reception in D.C.
• Lancaster gets a greener dry cleaner
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich urges supporters to defend union law
• Dwayne R. Spence Funeral Home hires new director
• Local youth recognized as BEST winner
• Outdoor activity and play are part of a healthy lifestyle
• Fire that killed six likely caused by grill
• Millersport hosting boat event this weekend
• Advisory continues at Buckeye Lake's Brooks Beach
• Comedian bringing routine home to Lancaster
• The Lancaster Farmer's Market will be held at the Happy Penguin Cafe this Saturday, due to the Gus Macker Tournament. All of the regular vendors will be there, 8am-Noon. 1531 Granville Pike (St. Rt. 37), Across the road from OU-L.
• Dozens gather to pay their respects to soldier killed while serving in Iraq
• Gov. John Kasich OKs slots at tracks in deal
• Canal Winchester Food Pantry needs donations
• Bloom-Carroll Board of Education meets Monday
• Community raises more than $12,000 for woman with cancer
• Director: Ohio revenues beating estimates by $1.5B
• Two indicted for operating meth lab
• Reward offered for tips about missing Newark woman, son
• Police say they are looking into Heath man's disappearance but do not suspect foul play
• Mayors from across state coming to area
• We have the best volunteers ever! Thanks for everything you do!
• Lots to do again this weekend... Friday at 11:30 am - Downtown Sound (Free Lunchtime Concert) with the Grafton Street Three. Friday Night Bandstand with Velvet Vibration at 7:00 pm. Gus Macker 3 on 3 Basketball tournament all day Saturday and Sunday AND
• "david hostetler unabridged" collection arriving today. Exhibition opens Sunday, June 26. Mark your calendars!
• $4 gas in the past -- for now
• Tentative deal struck between electrical union, Ralston
• Gus Macker basketball tourney to draw thousands
• Lancaster schools earn transportation services award
• Dad in Ohio-Calif. custody case sentenced for theft
• State says boating, fishing at lakes OK despite algae
• Funeral procession for fallen Rockbridge soldier to be today
• Counties plan fees for sex offenders
• French student interns in father's hometown of Lancaster
• Berne Union hosts academic awards program
• Baltimore Senior Citizens to have road show
• Ohio gas prices dip, remain $1 more than last year
• Ohio police search for woman, boy missing for days
• Muskingum County farmer to be inducted into hall of fame
• Brown wants all U.S. flags bought by gov't to be made in America
• Carbon dioxide might boost Ohio oil production
• 1 injured in Monday morning crash
• Woman gets late dad's ID tag, found in Texas
• Former Fairfield County Sheriff Jim Peck Sr. dies at 71
• Council one step closer on tax hike
• County now has competing medical helicopters
• Court: Ohio did not violate federal privacy laws
• B-C school board meeting rescheduled
• Photos of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords posted on Facebook
• Liberty Union's top scholars give meaningful words at graduation
• LPD investigating vandalsim at pool
• Signatures being collected to fight union law
• Ohio workers in trouble got disability pensions
• New system at FMC to increase efficiency
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Official defends possible Turnpike lease deal
• Lancaster to disperse chemical to fight mosquitoes
• Air Force officer promoted at Sherman House
• Despite caution, Buckeye Lake remains open
• Regulators propose discipline for 5 Ohio doctors
• Stabbing reported on East Main Street
• Four injured in Ohio 188 crash
• Ohio farmers rush to plant crops after wet spring
• More Ohioans renting homes
• Council to introduce tax raise for November ballot
• Corrections
• Honored Lancaster officer says listening is key to job
• Make your bed: Unusual races at Thornville's bicentennial
• Hunterwood Park renovation lauded
• Unclaimed funds list coming Tuesday
• Future of Cpl. Klinger's beloved hot dogs in doubt
• Families in Cleveland bodies case want plea deal
• Cincinnati set to host Hispanic convention
• New rules might force AEP to cut jobs, close plants
• New Lexington building in disrepair
• Salmonella outbreak includes Licking County
• Zanesville community rallying for infant's cancer fight
• Hope of finding Muskingum County 2-year-old fading
• Carriage Court residents, friends both celebrate 101st birthday
• Hocking County soldier killed in Iraq
• Election House Road construction begins
• Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? The Decorative Arts Center offers summer camps for all ages, pre-K through high school. First one begins June 20 for our youngest campers (4 and 5-year-olds) who are not quite ready for a full da
• American Producers (formerly Nextool) Ribbon Cutting & Customer Appreciation Sale Days! Thu, June 09, 2011 10:30 AM. 752 S. Ewing Street. Join American Producers for their Customer Appreciation Sale and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony! Open House is from 9a
• Lancaster native coordinated walks on shuttle mission
• Gov. John Kasich spares condemned killer
• Ohio Senate, House differences shouldn't hinder state budget
• Canal Winchester's Relay for Life coming this weekend
• Annual Bloom Township fish fry a success
• Cruisin' on the Commons joins Boat Show on the Canal
• Improvement seen in early Ohio Graduation Test scores
• $1M bond for suspect in northeast Ohio slaying
• State's sports venues won't allow concealed weapons
• Construction begins to replace ruined Jesus statue
• Sculpture in the Kinder-Garden AGES 4-5 Monday – Friday, June 20 – 24, 4 to 5:30 p.m. $40 members / $50 non-members Get ready for an adventure! During our week of camp we will look at, touch, and talk about sculpture in the museum and aro
• Terrelle Pryor giving up senior year at OSU
• Fairfield County Sheriff's 2012 budget request gets cool reception
• Deal for county's 3rd jail one step closer
• Parks group now in 'do-or-die time,' intends 11th levy try
• One of Lancaster's oldest trees dies at 500-plus
• Ohio Senate budget bill limits abortions, cuts pay
• Fewer train crashes reported in the 2000s
• Search continues for missing boy in Muskingum County
• Prosecutor drops murder case against immigrant
• Man indicted after being involved in fatal October crash
• Saturday Studio GRADES K-8 10:00 a.m. to Noon June 11 - Printmaking June 25 - Clay $8 members / $10 non-members (per class) Instructors: Lisa Schorr, Laura McGuire
• Liberty Union celebrates 50 years in winning baseball championship
• Ohio club uses tandem bikes so blind can ride
• Neighbor helps in arrest of alleged burglar
• Walnut Township board votes to put renewal levy on ballot
• Why does Ohio pay more for gasoline?
• Laid-off firefighters set to return
• 'Voice' of county makes AP's broadcasters Hall
• Ohio senators consider abortion changes
• Hospital to close, prompts concern by Ohio cities
• Van rolls over, catches fire early Monday
• Firefighters battle two fires during weekend
• Nearly 3000 people saw "Equal in Goodness." The exhibition closed yesterday, after a wonderful Walk-A-Bout on Friday evening! Next up: david hostetler unabridged, opening June 26.
• LHS students reflect one last time at graduation ceremony
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Minor earthquake rattles county in Northeast Ohio
• Trial opens for Cleveland man accused in 11 deaths
• Ohio town hit by deadly tornado dedicates memorial
• Records link Republican, charter school lobby
• 2-year-old in Muskingum County remains missing
• Day of Action aims to fill area food pantries
• Lancaster veteran vividly remembers D-Day
• Softball: Lions fans looking forward to next season after state final appearance
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Fogging of mosquitoes to begin Monday
• Child found safe in Lancaster after abduction
• Change in airport management; selling fuel
• State's math doesn't add up easily in new budget
• With no state mandate, gifted children might see services cut
• About 20 students graduate from Crossroads Center for Youth
• Lancaster Eagle-Gazette to recognize fathers June 19
• Democrats host SB5 petition signing
• Hospice to host kids grief program
• Obama talks about economy during visit to Ohio Chrysler plant
• Teachers deluge Kasich with email protests
• Algae makes Buckeye Lake beach unsafe
• Students help others by building memory boxes
• Event raises funds for area residents with disabilities
• County corn farmers catching up after wet weather
• The reenactors at the walk-a-bout tonight! Come down and have some fun downtown!
• Lots to do.....
• Congratulations!!
• Join us tonight for the Walk-a-bout downtown. Lancaster's museums will be open with activities and refreshments for all. 5-8 pm free admission and lots of fun!
• Corrections
• One word shy: Nicholas Rushlow misses bee finals
• Liberty Union softball team on cusp of glory
• Searchers recover remains from Georgia plane crash
• RCD Sales Company separates motor homes from towable travel trailers, 5th Wheels
• Gotcha! Newark woman wins big lottery prize
• States consider: Is it legal to dissolve bodies?
• Man accused in car chase, crash pleads not guilty
• Where have the children gone?
• Smeck Farm hopes to keep living history
• Through this weekend, closing June 5: "Equal in Goodness: Ohio Decorative Arts 1788-1860." Curator Andrew Richmond: "A collection of this depth and breadth will not be available to our community again in the near future." Don't m
• Fairfield Area Humane Society tight on space
• Confident Nicholas Rushlow gets to National Spelling Bee semifinal
• Columbus man indicted after car chase, crash
• EPA study of Mithoff property: Another study needed
• One year after fatal bus crash, family's crusade lives on
• Injured baby giraffe should recover
• Women of Winchester breakfast is Friday
• Millersport Lions having blood drive
• Shalom UMC schedules annual yard sale
• Cancer-stricken inmate to have easier execution
• Ohio House leader takes issue with budget changes
• Flags out in Baltimore, Thurston
• Adams pleads not guilty to child endangerment
• Healthy Update: Fairfield Medical Center improving patient care through CPOE
• New Ohio budget plan strips union law wording
• Good lunches on the way to Lancaster this summer
• Lancaster woman says she was carjacking victim
• 3rd member of burglary ring sentenced to jail
• Cellphones a 'possible' carcinogen
• Burglary shocks Chamber of Commerce, nearby businesses
• Shift in weather patterns means more heat for Ohio
• Ohio state coach Jim Tressel steps down after 10 seasons
• Memorial Day marked by parades, flyovers, flags
• Dempsey to head Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Ecologists expect more algae trouble in Ohio lakes
• Pickerington motorcyclist killed in head-on collision
• Ohio, Pa. towns reflect on tornado anniversary
• Live Bait to film video in New Lexington
• New superintendent's former position prepares him for new job
• Hundreds watch Memorial Day parade
• Swimming pools dry up after draining city budgets
• Bloom-Carroll teachers honored during speeches
• Amanda-Clearcreek graduates, parents view commencement as joyous occasion
• Principal tells class to act on planning at Berne Union graduation
• 2 men arrested for attempting to mislead police
• Van hits, kills 2 pedestrians crossing Ohio street
• New head of Dayton VA center wants to improve care
• President Obama tours twister-ravaged Missouri town
• Tech mogul pays bright minds not to go to college
• Raid that killed bin Laden avenged CIA deaths
• Black soldiers' names to be added to Ohio monument
• Ohio county offers ethics training for contractors
• Thousands of Confederate soldiers lie buried in Ohio
• Bar owners coming up with ways to deter gun carriers
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Possible meth lab found at Lancaster motel
• Ohio teen sorry he led 50-mile chase in dump truck
• Ohio unemployment fraud increases, burdening fund
• Ohio's 'Fighting McCooks' gained fame in Civil War
• Running event raises funds for Wounded Warrior Project
• Ohio tornado total high for this year
• Summer is prime time for motorcycle crashes
• Japan comes to Sanderson Elementary School
• Fairfield County boy comes to mom's rescue -- 3 times
• Groups drop suit regarding locked Statehouse doors
• Ukrainians back Demjanjuk, convicted and stateless
• Kroger expands $1-per-gallon gas discount
• Retired Fairfield County judge being inducted into hall of fame
• Sketches of Fairfield County home invasion suspects released
• Cars take a beating in Ohio hailstorms
• Ohio sports festival steadfast with Schwarzenegger
• Join us at the New DARE Vehicle Ribbon Cutting and Buckeye Honda Open House today at Buckeye Honda, 2615 N. Memorial Drive. Open house from 3p-5p with Ribon cutting at 3:30p.
• Ohio State measures September tornado's damage to research center
• Bremen puts war artifacts on display
• Eagle-Gazette Media honored for work on opiates reporting
• Fallen tree damages roof of Fairfield County Fair Grandstand
• Breathe Easy hears presentation from 3 speakers at May meeting
• Clarification, corrections
• Ohio senators compose changes to state budget plan
• 4 tornadoes confirmed from latest Ohio storms
• Auditor gives tax budget to Lancaster City Council
• Ohio spellers ready for national bee
• Click on "Born Addicted"
• One Lancaster pool to open this weekend; Miller closed until June 6
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown presents bill to simplify student loan repayment process
• Bloom Township Memorial Fish Fry is Monday
• Millersport TWIG 13 having Spring Pie Sale
• Canal Winchester prepares for Farmers' Market
• Anticipating funding cuts, Ohio schools starting to trim jobs
• Grant helps Lancaster High School get college counselor
• Bremen native returns home as new administrator
• Holiday law enforcement blitz to center on Lancaster
• Feral felines overrun Bowling Green rest stop
• Medill Elementary students drawing their history
• Once a hero, mom charged with child endangerment
• Lancaster schools committee: 4 schools need built
• Lancaster mayor David Smith optimistic after cancer surgery
• Police seeking second man in Hamburg Road incident
• Rainy spring could make corn crop a lost cause
• Teacher pay changes complex, debated
• More than 500 kids participate in reading program
• State Senate OKs shorter period of early voting
• Man arrested in connection with 2007 Pickerington murder
• Man sentenced to 22 months for air conditioner thefts
• Storm leaves thousands without power in county
• Twister ravaged Joplin hospital when it was needed most
• AP sources: DNA matches Strauss-Kahn in sex attack
• Report: Ohio disabled work for under minimum wage
• BACC recognizes scholarship recipients
• Work starts on Internet upgrades
• Public split on funding infrastructure at city council meeting
• Committee starts campaign to restore Baltimore Theatre
• Sheriff's office probes pair of home invasions
• AAA: Ohio gas prices down 23 cents from a week ago
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ohio driver kills self in truck; wife found dead
• Missing work benchmark for welfare might cost Ohio
• Baby boomers fueling boom in knee, hip surgeries
• Ohio lawmakers might allow guns in stadiums, bars
• Cincinnati museum puts art restoration on display
• Where were you when the world didn't end?
• State bill proposes allowing ads on school buses to raise revenue
• Construction for Lancaster bike trail expansion set to begin this week
• Home on Bentley Drive robbed; $41,000 worth of jewelry reported stolen
• Fairfield County deputy of the year award winners announced
• Fairfield Christian Academy students thriving in outdoor classroom
• Lancaster City Council seeks public input about possible tax increase
• Controversial new bath salts pose issues for drug control agencies
• FC students wins DARE scholarship
• SAR honors Sheets with citizenship medal
• College graduates starting new life with debt
• I'm at the Lancaster greenhouse buying some gorgeous plants. 15% of what I buy today will benefit the decorative arts center. Buying plants at a local business to help my local museum. Awesome!
• The Bottle Cap Lady teaches students to recycle while making art
• Expert: Ohio ticks could stay later this year
• Group has 214K signatures in Ohio union law fight
• Gov. Kasich: Considerable doubt in death row case
• Lake Erie fish dying from natural events
• Newark man charged in crash that hurt Lancaster woman
• Several indicted on drug charges
• Ohio joblessness falls below U.S. rate
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• New Ohio law will fight 'pill mills'
• The sun is shining! Finally time to get out and plant. Don't forget to use your coupon at Lancaster Greenhouse. Choose from a wide selection of flowers, plants and decorative items, and benefit the Decorative Arts Center at the same time!
• Jeff Sauer promoted to new division at Anderson & Co. Realtors
• Old Sugar Grove jail restoration uncovers past
• Fairfield National Bank employees give back to community
• Oakland United Methodist Church celebrating 150th anniversary
• 7 receive diplomas at Fairfield Medical Center graduation
• Fairfield Medical Center celebrates Nurses Day with luncheon
• Ahh ... that new car (dealership) smell
• Report: Ohio nursing home chiefs highly paid
• Rep. Austria: Pakistan a key problem for U.S. gov't
• Soil has many components necessary for life
• Millersport mothers group raising money for member
• Gov. John Kasich not a fan of 'pink driver's license'
• No one injured in Lancaster school bus crash
• Liberty Union's teacher evaluations could become model for others
• Mom involved in Hocking River crash pleads not guilty
• Bloom-Carroll Drama Club to present 'Night of One Acts'
• Bill aims to put criminals on Blue Alert
• Canal Winchester High School graduation ceremony set for May 29
• Four indicted in Fairfield County Jail fire, riot
• Rare brain cancer claims South Elementary first-grader
• Lancaster Festival promotes 'Pinocchio' premiere
• FC students' kindness knows no boundaries
• Driver faces OVI charge after Hocking River crash
• No charges expected this month in woman's death
• DNA of alleged Ohio serial killer went missing
• Southwest Ohio man pleads not guilty to deputy death charges
• State executes man who said he didn't recall murders
• Wet weather costing Ohio farmers almost $1B
• Cranberry Bog a valuable learning experience
• Don't forget to register your team for our golf outing! May 19, Valley View!!
• Save the Date! Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
• Sugar Grove woman who crashed into river: I must have blacked out
• Police reports
• Scouts pack boxes to send to troops serving overseas
• U.S. outlines global plan for cyberspace
• U.S. hits credit limit, setting up 11-week fight
• Poll: Gas prices causing hardship
• Art & Clay receives shelves from LHS' Work Adjustment program
• Conservationists in Urbana work to save rare orchid
• Cleveland to lay off 81 police, 51 firefighters
• Kasich seeks $400k for bills left by Strickland
• Save the Date from The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio #constantcontact
• Residents look at Rushville school before August demolition
• Proposal would allow firearms on Corps property
• Banks hit customers with higher fees -- and more of them
• U.S. reducing mortgage debt at record pace
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• As water creeps closer, residents warned: Get out
• IMF chief's arrest won't stop Greek bailout debate
• Plan would cut inmate medical budget by $44M
• Man convicted of killing wife to be released
• Eagle-Gazette earns 9 awards
• Family remembers life of son at Special Olympics
• Students attending all-day kindergarten get better grades, test scores
• Lancaster Police investigating possible armed robbery
• Farm funds enter budget battle
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Student loan debt? Parents go to college? We want to talk to you
• More than 1,500 pay tribute to fallen Ohio deputy
• Shooting death of Wash. coach called avoidable
• La. floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Thousands of dead walleye being found in Lake Erie
• Man charged with murder in death of southwest Ohio deputy
• Lancaster man's death after motorcycle crash still a mystery
• Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine helps remember slain Fairfield County officers
• Bloom-Carroll senior speaks up about consequences of driving under the influence
• Man accused of faking as Army general in job hunt
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• Pilots, plane fans welcome at annual open house, fly-in
• Community Day to commemorate Fairfield Union schools before closing
• Highway patrol to set up OVI checkpoint in Pickaway County
• Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities' sensory trail making music
• Republicans choose Gregg Marx to replace retired prosecutor
• Earth Camp 2011 enrollment under way
• Jack Hanna touts attractions at Wilds
• Young designer to debut collection at fashion show tonight
• Casinos halt construction in Cincinnati, Cleveland
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' canceled at Ohio school over racial slurs
• Ohio man convicted in Nazi camp deaths
• Lancaster musician's new album cover to give nod to Hank Williams Sr.
• Lancaster resident dies in motorcycle crash in Hocking County
• It seems as if spring has FINALLY come to central Ohio! Enjoy the wonderful selection of flowers and plants at Lancaster Greenhouse and benefit the Decorative Arts Center at the same time. Use the attached coupon for your purchases on May 21 and 22, and
• Fairfield Union superintendent back on duty after military deployment to Kuwait, Afghanistan
• Police: Deception, other illegal activities increase with warmer weather
• Canal Winchester Area Historical Society to host golf outing
• Millersport Fire Department Association sponsoring dinner
• Bloom-Carroll Intermediate School carnival set for Friday
• Flash flooding strands Ohioans
• Ohio Secretary of State tells students importance of voting
• Ohio Fraternal Order of Police retracts endorsement of Senate Bill 5 sponsor
• Fairfield County residents older, less likely to be married
• Congratulations to the Lancaster Festival, winner of the Community Development & Participation Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio! Lovely recognition luncheon today in Columbus.
• The Chamber is a proud supporter of the Obesity Initiative!
• Country artist Jerrod Niemann to perform at Fairfield County Fair
• Millersport police getting new digs
• Cost of SCI jail plan might increase
• Baltimore police probing false press release
• Annual Swing 'n Scoops Concert returns
• Fairfield Union levy might return to ballot
• Heliport coming to Pleasant Township?
• EPA says county water plant is not in compliance
• GM to add, keep 4,000 jobs in U.S.
• Sherrod Brown's bill would target big oil companies
• Church to have meal May 21
• Lawsuit: Ohio collecting too much in child support
• H&R Block tumbles on fears regarding mortgages
• FCC and cellphone carriers team for nationwide emergency alerts
• Meth labs come to Amish country
• Some small businesses pushing to repeal SB5
• Web search leads granddaughter of WWII vet to claim Silver Star
• Council to hear input on tax hikes this month
• Committees ponder ballot options for school district
• Task force kicks off fight against obesity at FMC
• Youths attempt to snatch woman's hand bag
• Report: Foreclosures cost biggest cities
• School urges people to ignore protest
• Northwest Ohio standoff ends with suspect's death
• Deputies capture man after ambulance escape
• Lancaster High School senior recipient of 'Rising Up and Moving On' award
• TRAFFIC DISPOSITIONS FOR WEEK OF APRIL 11 TO 15
• Ohio police to honor the fallen, oppose union law
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• In the Delta, flooding brings back old fears
• Together, bullying victims alerted us to major crisis
• President: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks of raid
• Ohio company wants to open compressed gas station in area
• Bill would keep low-level felons out of prisons
• Municipal Court Judge David Trimmer returns to regular courtroom
• Lancaster weighs tax options for future projects
• Judge Richard Berens opposes sentencing guideline changes
• Man arrested in Ohio prosecutor stabbing
• Residents: Ohio's smallest village must live on
• Housing initiatives lead grant proposal
• Haunted Farm bags litter from road for service day
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Family gives donation to Ohio Glass Museum
• New Lancaster wastewater plant on track for summer opening
• Children accuse man of locking them in closet, stealing
• Major vendors have Ohio prisons up for sale
• Teachers to pay extra dues to fight Ohio union law
• State approves degrees for Antioch College
• Costa Rica finds body of Ohio student
• Bad-paying jobs push Ohio workers to welfare, report says
• Lancaster's The Artist Within hopes to land Pepsi grant
• Gas prices may drop to $3.50 by summer
• The Decorative Arts Center is hiring for two positions. For information visit:
• Fairfield County National Day of Prayer draws crowd
• Pond clinic scheduled for May 23
• Plying trade pays dividends for Amanda native
• It's always a busy day at Donut World
• John Demjanjuk attorney: Client suffered in World War II
• Gov. John Kasich proposes Holocaust memorial
• Carroll-area church group to help tornado victims
• Defense wants leniency in 9 Ohio arson deaths
• Ohio House approves $55.6B budget, sends to Senate
• Tax-increase proposals to be heard at special meeting
• Canal Winchester: Music & Art in the Park starting May 20
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown proposes changes to curb drug abuse
• The Mithoff Hotel named to preservation list
• Lancaster City Council committee to meet Saturday
• Bargain Boutique heads to East Main Street
• Bloom-Carroll: Bulldogs football jerseys for sale
• Grand jury hands down numerous drug indictments
• Will revised Ohio budget bring school, estate tax changes?
• Ohio death row inmate claims innocence
• Millersport Legion's Poppy Day coming Saturday
• Tim Welker wins primary, will face Wendy Garbrandt in November
• Singing Gales keeping tradition alive for Mom's day
• More rain could cause low yields for area farmers
• Defense assails case against John Demjanjuk
• Amanda-Clearcreek levy passes on fifth attempt
• B-C fundraiser aids breast cancer group
• AP: Ohio senator eyes $2.9B in university assets
• Ohio House plan keeps wording on tax to casinos
• Kids' stuff: Authors gather for children's prizes
• Trial starts for mom in microwaved baby case
• Bill would divert the nonviolent from prison
• Teens admit guilt in teen's hair fire on bus
• Locals urge caution, vigilance after death of bin Laden
• Polls open today
• Southwest closes $1B purchase of AirTran
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Ohio voters deciding 100-plus school tax issues
• City businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• 'Residential Cleanup Day' coming Saturday
• Dovenbarger gets five years in burglary, blames brother
• Drug raid nets 10; law enforcement still looking for more in Perry County
• Man accused of making creepy call, threatening to kill girl in Lancaster hotel
• U.S. kills bin Laden
• Arab-Americans talk about travel at Ohio meeting
• Shuttle won't launch before May 8
• Tornado victims seek comfort in church
• Pope beatifies John Paul II
• Rock Mill opens its doors to public
• Ohio motorcyclist dies after crashing into minivan
• Algae-plagued lake gets traditional cleanup
• Feds hope Asian wasp can stop stink bug in U.S.
• Grant allows for new Lancaster police unit
• JFS case workers deal with dangerous, hostile situations while on the job
• Public records
• E-G craft show features variety of unique events
• Tapas at Timbertop taking place May 14
• Cool temps don't deter farmers market customers
• Ohio invests $1.4B to get jobs
• Tour opens barn door on agricultural history
• Prosecutor files appeal in Caitlyn DeMastry court ruling
• Lancaster home raided by FBI agents
• 1800s documents signed by presidents sold in Fairfield County
• Ohio casino developers cry foul over tax
• Columbus hits April rain record
• Problem paperwork snags 6 Ohio pardons
• Special prom set for Ohio school hit by tornado
• Ohio budget changes include new union law language
• Fairfield County JFS has 10th annual candlelight walk
• Teen pitcher helps Goodwill celebrate work
• Drug collection, shredding event set for Saturday
• Fairfield Union music teacher might not survive budget cuts
• Businesses, citizens join for Glassco Park cleanup
• Coroner rules Millersport death accidental
• Fairfield County Business Expo provides experience, contacts
• Ohio program finds life insurance policies
• Bill seeks to change school calendar
• Health care amendment might be on November ballot
• Zanesville enterpreneur eager to open Norwich Flea Market
• State officials find fault in Bloom-Carroll program
• How to survive severe weather? The weather service can help
• Police probe Millersport woman's death
• Gov. John Kasich signs Teach for America bill
• OU-L employee is Chamber's Administrative Professional of the Year
• Millersport news: Walnut Township starting new EMS billing program
• Canal Winchester news: 'Bee Man' coming to city
• Bloom-Carroll news: Road to be closed for drainage project
• Records: 'General' charged in Ohio has crime past
• Don't forget the recognition event on Friday evening! Weather's supposed to be lovely. If you volunteer for any organization in Fairfield County, you are invited to this free evening at the Decorative Arts Center, 5-7 p.m. Please RSVP to brooko
• Requirements to graduate increasing
• Police add one to drug roundup total
• Ohio University-Lancaster offers advanced classes for youths
• Group plans event to save historic Fairfield County parks
• Gas prices frustrate, anger motorists
• Driver in 2010 Ohio 158 crashes pleads no contest
• Officials disagree about tax extension
• School board eyes policy to expand mobile device use
• $4 gas starts to appear in Ohio
• Lancaster Board of Education updates community on committee news
• Administrative Professional Day!!! Tomorrow the 27th, Cheers Chalet 11:30!!!! Reservations still available, call 740-653-8251!
• Plumber hurt in construction accident at Denison University
• Deputy: 2 men planned suicide after stand-off
• Residents flee as river overflows Missouri levee
• University of Akron auctioning train collection
• Basil Garden Club recognizes Coleman Main Street to get pedestrian-safe upgrade
• Supreme Court rejects quick review of health care law
• Legion looking to restore Amanda post
• Sheridan Drive to get sidewalk
• Baltimore to flush hydrants next week
• Sherman's Cannon comes to Pickerington
• Driver gets $500K bond in Ohio McDonald's crash
• Ohio native collecting items for memorial wall
• Lancaster woman pushing for ignition locks for drunken drivers
• Fairfield County Municipal Court
• ONE OF LANCASTER'S FIRST 100 HOMES
• Church offers 100 drivers free gas for Easter
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• In Easter message, Benedict XVI urges diplomacy in Libya
• Past House GOP tactic proves useless to Dems
• Teacher pay system could be 1st of its kind
• Ohio colleges say more students seek financial aid
• Ohio missing out on millions in natural gas taxes
• Owners at show say llamas are 'highly intelligent, agile'
• Streets are No. 1 issue for 5th Ward Democratic primary challengers
• Lancaster home to first Medal of Honor winner, eight others from Civil War
• 200 pounds of drugs, $800K seized in Morgan and Washington counties
• Jobless benefits, assistance blunted income losses in '09
• Sony chairman credited with developing CDs dies
• Once I was master of the known world
• Churches band together to commemorate Good Friday
• Fairfield County Chamber to host business expo
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Lancaster man found beaten in Chillicothe
• Three-vehicle crash on U.S. 22 sends one to hospital
• Somerset man in hospital after Thursday crash
• County jobless rate at 8 percent
• Partisan priorities could clash on Ohio ballot
• Local governments learn more about cuts
• All Fairfield County volunteers are invited to a recognition event at the Decorative Arts Center, Friday, April 29 from 5-7. Enjoy light refreshments, music, door prizes, and an opportunity for an after-hours look at the Reese-Peters House and the "
• Northern Fairfield County struck by another tornado
• Stewardship Week offers chance to help
• Rough either way: Memorial Drive to close
• Sweep nets 31 alleged drug dealers in Lancaster
• Original material makes Wyatt Henderson Liberty Union Star
• Heading overseas? Go to Passport Health first
• Fairfield Medical Center names employees of the spring quarter
• Man charged with murder 12 years after assault
• The Wilds asks public to name baby rhino
• States following Ohio's lead, switching execution drug
• Storms cause morning of destruction in Fairfield County
• Agencies go after drug traffickers
• Departments plant trees for child abuse awareness
• 'King Curly' Ackison pleads not guilty
• Steelworkers in Ohio, two other states get details of contract
• Port Clinton deaths caused by single gunshot wounds
• Millersport: Mother's Day celebration planned
• Bloom-Carroll: Students succeed at Invention Convention
• Canal Winchester: Tiny Tot Rummage Sale scheduled
• Ohio Supreme Court weighs greed vs. right to know
• April downpours wreaking havoc across area
• Lawmakers forward drilling memo
• Unemployment down in most places, including Ohio
• US aims at deadliest drug problem: painkillers
• Bullying speakers hope to make impact
• Carroll native leading window company
• Amanda-Clearcreek board OKs salary cuts
• Commissioners say sales tax increase might be permanent
• School voucher program gets 15,400 applicants
• Ohio native killed in Afghanistan blast
• Don't miss out on the Fairfield County Business Expo!!
• Lawsuit: Gov. John Kasich's jobs board unconstitutional
• Rep. Pat Tiberi tops Ohio Reps' fundraising with $473K
• Three indicted in multi-county theft 'crime wave'
• Fairfield County Educational Service Center Governing Board apologizes; reasons in dispute
• Drivers urged to give road workers a brake
• Amanda BOE to have special meeting today
• Park National reports income jump
• Report questions private prison savings
• Boat capsizes on northeast Ohio reservoir; 2 dead
• Neighbors news: Seniors turn out for Baltimore free pancake breakfast
• Elyria police investigate possible murder-suicide
• Man who killed 3 says he has 'evil thoughts'
• Davis hits ground running
• Head of cramped Ohio crime lab seeks more space
• Girl Scouts group will close, sell 5 camps
• Kasich's plan cuts child care payments
• Number of vacant, dilapidated Baltimore properties on the rise
• Increase in shale fracking raises concerns in Ohio
• Tea party group to meet Tuesday
• Symposium sheds light on Lancaster's Civil War heritage
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Northern Ohio man kills wife, 3 children, self
• Lancaster Eagle-Gazette, Media Network of Central Ohio win Gannett awards
• Amanda teachers reach tentative pay agreement with school board
• Ohio tries to increase interest in Civil War sites
• MEETINGS
• Owner reports dog stolen from home
• Supporters of Amanda-Clearcreek levy rally
• Prayer breakfast to be May 5
• Fairfield County Municipal Court is loaned temporary home
• Easter to be 'Bigger Than Life' at Olivedale Park
• Pedestrian hit on South Memorial Drive
• Women of Faith coming to Columbus
• Easter events in Fairfield County
• Mother-in-law changes plea in Logan woman's death
• Jobs, rising revenue could shrink Ohio budget gap
• Stepdaughter of Norman 'King Curly Ackison hopes he returns to prison
• Chocolate Walk gives visitors a taste of downtown Lancaster
• Fighting Geese soldiers give back to Blue Star Mothers
• Happy Penguin Cafe owner looking for awesome ideas
• Fairfield, Licking officials discuss crash scenario
• Accused meth lab operator wants help
• Inman mother changes plea to insanity
• Body found in Perry County identified
• Michelle Obama promotes military support in Ohio
• Senator wants local authorities to enforce immigration laws
• House, Senate pass funding measure, but few are happy
• Toledo company to build railway facility
• Police Briefs
• Tips, smells led agents to sophisticated North Columbus Street meth lab
• Canal Winchester: High school putting on production of 'Godspell'
• Hidden sinkhole throws Lancaster residents for a loop
• New Lexington becomes a village
• Millersport: TWIG 13 presenting 'Singin' in the Rain' Style Show
• Bloom-Carroll: Book sale scheduled for Wagnalls
• Analysis: Obama stakes out middle ground
• Ohio House votes to name bridge for ex-governor
• Demjanjuk defense asks for trial suspension
• Just sold the LAST Chocolate Walk ticket! Chocolate Walk is now officially SOLD OUT!!
• Spring and summer classes, Summer Camp and more!
• Who's the next Liberty Union Star?
• Longtime 4-H adviser wins Eagle-Gazette honor
• At Invention Convention, there's plenty of originality
• Berne Union, Walnut Township to share superintendent? Just maybe
• Family gets settlement in Ohio elevator death
• Man facing murder charges expected to plead guilty
• Ohio tax revenues exceed estimates again
• Fairfield County commissioners want to name acting prosecutor by May 2
• New sidewalks, curbs planned for Baltimore
• Liberty Union father accused of disorderly conduct
• Registered sex offender charged with stalking Lancaster woman
• School district treating seniors, groups to breakfast Saturday
• Bremen moving to fill pair of village vacancies after dispute
• Local ADAMH board will receive $514,500 state grant
• Baltimore man gets nine years for exposing himself, showing kids pornography
• Flint charged with raping child
• Man pleads guilty to series of burglaries
• Ceiling damage forces municipal court to move
• Lancaster City Council agrees to accept firefighter grant
• Liberty Union approves reduction of licensed teaching jobs
• Minors under investigation for counterfeiting
• Sunday morning fire claims Blue Valley Road home
• Lawmakers from Ohio preparing for battle
• Public records
• Items stolen from vehicle in Pickerington
• Budget deal ups the political ante
• Lancaster schools commission to finalize master plan, meet today
• Fairfield County Foundation provides support to community
• Zanesville woman killed in U.S. 40 crash
• Study: Young children may make parents less fit
• Volunteers install new playground equipment at West Elementary School
• Gov. John Kasich's plan for schools goes past basic cuts
• Ohio played a major role in Civil War
• Forest Recreation Permits and Passes Now Available
• We woke up to find our house was an antique mall
• Government agencies must deal with rising fuel prices
• Fairfield Federal Savings and Loan supports Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Public workers in county honored
• Algae control prompts optimism
• Opponents of new union law rally in Ohio's capital
• Fairfield County to fix clock on top of JFS building
• St. John's Episcopal's cooking classes gather community around the dinner table
• Proposed Fairfield County jail may feature drug, alcohol program
• Fairfield Medical Center's Mina Ubbing testifies to Ohio House panel
• Ohio insurers field $69M in claims from February storms
• Grant spares Ohio fugitive surrender program
• Ohio to tell federal EPA air is better in two state regions
• Ohioans have a stake in new union law, governor says
• Gov. Kasich: Head of JobsOhio has yet to be picked
• Vases worth nearly $14K swiped from Newark cemetery
• Chamber Members are invited to participate in the Ohio Mayor's Association exhibit. The Ohio Mayor's Convention will be held in Lancaster this year June 22-24th at Crossroads. Please call Cyndie Grant 614-221-4349 for more information.
• Lancaster Country Club is accepting new members! There is no initiation fee and no dining minimums. An entire family can join for as little as $250.00 per month. These dues include the unlimited use of our pool, tennis courts and golf course. We also off
• Fire the Cannon to kick off Lancaster's 4th of July Firework Show! Sponsored by the Save the Cannon Committee. Tickets are 5.00 each or 3 for 10.00 and are available at the Chamber of Commerce office, 109 N. Broad St. Must be 18 or older to particip
• Local authors have children's book translated
• Jimmy's Jawbreaker owners open new convenience store
• Area printer Cyril-Scott Co. gets $10 million investment from parent company
• Lancaster police to collect outdated, unused prescription drugs for disposal
• Common Pleas Court to post some decisions online
• Hocking Township looking at own EMS
• Fish and fishing part of Ohio culture
• Panel urges government to OK weapon against bedbugs
• Group: Ohio college's policy violates free speech rights
• Today is the 223 anniversary of the landing of the first 48 pioneers at what would become Marietta...as depicted in the Bosworth painting in the green gallery.
• Lancaster arts center in spotlight with New York Times article
• Four Reasons bakes up fundraiser for Fairfield County K-9 unit
• Fairfield County chase leads to capture of three illegal immigrants
• Doctor whose Lancaster office was raided is retiring
• Millersport Lions serving up pancake breakfast
• Easter Carnival set for Friday at Carroll church
• Canal Winchster giving away ornamental, shade trees
• Ohio high court to hear challenge to smoking ban
• Friend: Logan woman was in difficult breakup
• Federal government shutdown would affect thousands of workers in Ohio
• Vehicle thefts on rise in Fairfield County
• Walk MS Lancaster to be April 16
• Stricter dress code might be year away for Lancaster City Schools
• Stoutsville man sentenced for theft
• Fairfield Medical Center to focus on a healthier community
• Money coming to help opiate addicts find work
• Bloom-Carroll teachers 'training' for a cure
• Eastern Ohio highway reopens after landslide
• Official: 24 horses die in fire at Cincinnati-area breeding farm
• Fairfield County ready to sign jail contract
• Class teaches low-income students how to get ahead
• Holiday Road in Rushcreek Township to close
• Former Muskingum County student, parents file lawsuit over sexual harassment allegations
• OSU and county hope agricultural plan becomes a state model
• Former OU-L dean will be remembered for her love of teaching
• Faithful few rally against SB 5
• Police raid Kaplan Medical
• Q&A FORUMS FOR LEVY TO TAKE PLACE
• ANALYSIS: OHIO UNION LAW COULD SAVE STATE $191M
• Father daughter dance coming April 16
• Sunday morning armed robbery under investigation
• Consultant expected to analyze gambling scene in Ohio
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Zoo celebrates birth of giraffe
• Cincinnati area transforming 10 years after riots
• Pressure from dogs helps chase away geese
• GOP 2012 budget to make $4 trillion-plus in cuts
• Southwest Airlines: Cracks found in 2 more planes
• The faithful Beast rolls out of our lives tomorrow
• Reduced staffing could ease firefighter OT costs
• Group of 6 line up to fill Domestic Relations Court Judge position
• Chief justice seeks changes in how Ohio appoints, elects judges
• Obama: Shift from imported oil, new jobs will come
• Feds question supporters of Ohio Somali leader
• PICKERINGTON YOUTH WINS CONCERTO COMPETITION
• DIVORCE AND MARRIAGE RECORDS
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio Attorney General warns grandparents of money scams
• Ohio union law fight could influence 2011, 2012 election races
• Sherman House Museum's Civil War symposium to bring to conflict to life
• CANAL WINCHESTER SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TUESDAY
• Fairfield County dog warden, staff to undergo training after sexual remarks
• Ohio Parole Board won't free Ohio killer accused of standoff
• Correction
• Report says Logan woman's abduction involved Taser
• Crowds coming back to amusement parks
• "Equal in Goodness" made the NY Times!
• County prosecutor endorses Gregg Marx as replacement
• Owner has big plans for new Main Street art gallery
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich faced 2nd residency glitch
• New state law could could save city $700k
• Ralph Nader asks Gov. John Kasich to go after business subsidies
• Gov. John Kasich signs union bill
• Fairfield County DD board honors eight at celebration banquet
• House Speaker John Boehner signals compromise in budget talks
• FMC NAMES EMPLOYEES OF QUARTER
• FAIRFIELD FEDERAL SUPPORTS OU-L'S DROP-OFF DAY
• Study: Location factors into health outlook
• We're looking good: Fairfield County one of state's healthiest
• College fair all about discovering hidden gems
• Fairfield Beach United Methodist Church having spaghetti dinner
• Fairfield Medical Center CEO: Purchase of River View will benefit patients
• Ohio House, Senate approve SB5; Gov. John Kasich's signature next
• Logan woman's remains positively identified
• Ohio House panel OKs anti-abortion bill
• Senators pushing for bus safety bill after fatal crashes
• Bloom-Carroll Crisis Fund schedules golf outing
• More than six years after injury in Iraq, Lancaster man gets his Purple Heart
• Missing Logan woman might have been found off U.S. 33
• Lancaster City Schools seeking prominent role in digital future
• Heirs of slain officers, firefighters protected in Senate Bill 5 revision
• Changes made to SB5 crank up debate, rancor
• Fairfield County could house prisoners at SCI building
• Bloom-Carroll staging collection Saturday to replenish libraries
• State allots more money to treat algae-plagued Grand Lake
• ACLU to Mansfield schools: Censorship not productive
• School districts learn how deep cuts might go
• No one injured in garage blaze
• Baltimore man pleads guilty to pedophile charges
• Lancaster City Council seeks clarity on grant to bring back firefighters
• Papa Foti's Pizza slowly back after health department mistake
• Federal budget cuts would gut Ohio poison control centers, official says
• Man arrested is thought to be alleged recent Circle K robber
• Legislative panel prepares changes to Ohio union bill
• Authorities find clues leading to theft of AC units, man's arrest
• Moms, sons bowl together at Starlite Lanes
• Ohio district: No to speaker known to be anti-Islamic
• Running the Lancaster Festival is a year-round job
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Lancaster girl schooled in art of giving
• Ohio University alumni to celebrate spring reunion weekend
• Clerk of Courts hands down indictments
• Ohio attorney general supports regulating Internet cafe gaming
• Language barriers broken with help of speech pathologists
• Glimpses of the past: One of Lancaster's first 100 homes
• Growing community gardens help families, food pantries
• Relay For Life seeking corporate sponsors
• Temp work driving growth
• Some new home builders now make money buying and selling sheriff sale properties
• Pleasantville LaSertoma honors 11 area high school students at event
• Proposed ordinance would limit use of wood furnaces
• MEETINGS SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• Eagle-Gazette to continue economic coverage
• FUNERAL HELD FOR POLICE OFFICER
• Ohio uranium plant lawsuit dismissed
• Vendors gather for horse expo at Baltimore stables
• Horse expo today at Sugar Bear Stables in Baltimore
• Speakers: Tech-driven economy creates more need for college degrees
• Pickerington man remains in jail after raid
• House panel sets possible vote on union restriction bill
• Pickerington senior wins Columbus Symphony's 2011 music competition
• Local company gets $10.3 million contract to rehab Marion senior center
• Amanda Clearcreek students will not see lunch cut
• PAIR ACCUSED OF BURNING CROSS IN FAMILY'S YARD
• MISTAKE LEAVES MAN WITH $16M CABLE TV CHARGE
• Prisons look to share food costs with OSU
• Chocolate Walk Tickets are now on sale at the Chamber of Commerce office!
• Wavers brave weather to attract customers
• Shoes donated in memory of Youngstown State University student
• Cheery part of school funding picture released
• Schools get money details, still plan cuts
• Mural celebrating Americans with Disabilities Act stops in Lancaster
• School cuts raise doubts among some Wis. voters
• P&G, Teva team up to expand reach of over-the-counter drugs
• Pentagon orders work stopped on jet engine in Ohio
• Austria: Clear mission needed for benefit of soldiers, protesters
• MAN INDICTED IN OFFICER'S DEATH
• Canal Winchester to begin installing sewer pipe lining April 4
• House backs Teach for America plan, but educators have doubts
• School lunch elimination unpopular in Amanda
• Caitlin DeMastry gets four years in prison
• Police Briefs
• GET PUBLISHED
• CORRECTIONS
• State: Funeral home can't liquefy bodies
• Walnut Township School District accepts resolution, authorizes tax levies
• Lithopolis UMC hosting blood drive Saturday
• Fire truck overhaul saves Greenfield Township thousands
• Renowned chef brings love of healthy food to local students
• Opiate addiction problems costing Fairfield County thousands
• Fairfield County Commissioner: Major budget cuts not needed until 2012
• Former Mustangs band members remember unit's leader
• Bill would require Ohio voters to have photo IDs
• A year later, health care law still abstract
• 6 to change pleas in alleged Muskingum drug operation
• Judge rejects request for delay in fourth trial of convicted murderer
• Police: Cleveland dad had son join in beating, gang initiation
• Repairs to Fairfield County Fairgrounds grandstand continue
• Lunch debate pushes back Amanda-Clearcreek funding vote
• OHIO SOLDIER KILLED BY GUNFIRE IN AFGHANISTAN
• MERCY DENIED FOR MAN WHO KILLED FELLOW INMATE
• AAA: OHIO GAS SLIPS A PENNY TO AVERAGE $3.54
• New tornado sirens still unused in Cincy area
• Director: Prison sales to private owners helps avoid cuts
• Warmer weather means many upcoming events in Baltimore
• Prosecutor candidate endorsed by several officials
• Circle K robbed twice in three weeks
• Last day to make your reservations for the State of the County Address. Tuesday, March 22, 11:30. Liberty Center. $15/per. Lunch catered by Panera Bread.
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Law students offer residents foreclosure help
• Ex-governor turns 90, keeps strong opinions
• Ohio budget plan cuts air quality agency's funding
• Sandusky man charged with officer shooting
• Police say Columbus teenage runaway's helpers violated laws
• Democrats in Ohio see good signs for future
• Museum proves it has lost its marbles
• Cat games fascinate local couple, much to their peril
• More than a budget: Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Sandusky police officer Andrew Dunn dies in shooting; suspect hurt
• Battle against prescription abuse shifts focus
• Amanda-Clearcreek Board of Education prepares to mount fifth effort to pass school levy
• COUNTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP APPS AVAILABLE
• NAAYERS NAMED TO SPU DEAN'S LIST
• EDUCATION HONORS
• LOCALS HONORS FOR SERVING OUR COUNTRY
• Pressed to find jobs, many Ohio minorities create own
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich appoints questioned jobs chief
• Organization formed to help students go to college after graduation
• Seniors go back to school at Primrose Senior University
• Plans in progress for drug prevention bike tour
• House plans union bill hearings break
• Unemployment in Ohio decreases to 9.2 percent
• Nuclear crisis in Japan weighs on Ohioans
• Appeals court overturns Caitlin DeMastry sentence
• Four-year plan for city transit includes big plans, uncertain funding
• Gov. John Kasich seeks to halve utility watchdog funding
• Stix in Time offers guitars, drums and lessons
• Lancaster man arrested, charged with burglary
• Schools likely to have less cash in new budget
• Lack of progress in county frustrates official
• $2.25M bond for cab crash suspect
• Ohio to close 7 tax centers, lay off 99 employees
• Amanda-Clearcreek education board intends to keep recommended cuts in spending
• Ed Lentz to speak at Canal Winchester Area Historical Society meeting
• Lancaster businesses hope shoppers will putt around downtown on Friday
• Fairfield Medical Center CEO: Too soon to know extent of state budget cuts' effect
• Health department shuts down wrong Millersport restaurant
• Lancaster Festival singing an Irish tune
• Ohio budget director tells lawmakers cuts aren't surprising
• Walnut Township school payroll records hacked
• Millersport Elementary library hosting buy one get one free book fair
• House could pass Ohio union bill by early April
• Teen Opportunity Expo to put students in touch with colleges, potential employers
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich unveils 'reform-oriented' 2-year budget for Ohio
• No longer is a nurse just a nurse
• Fairfield County Commissioner Steve Davis wants 11th try at parks levy
• Curtis Dovenbarger pleads guilty to 6 counts of burglary, gets 8 years in prison
• Judge Richard Berens testifies against proposed sentencing changes
• Local superintendents wary despite increase in state education spending in Ohio budget
• Local governments brace for Kasich's proposed cuts
• Budget-trimming measures should be felt across state
• Fairfield County Municipal Court officer pleads not guilty to felonious assault
• Young Professionals of Lancaster-Networking Event! Thursday March 24th from 6-9pm at Tiki Bowling Lanes. Want to meet new people? Relieve stress from work? Get together with other professionals like you? Come and enjoy networking and bowling with YPL! Ne
• Putting Around Downtown! March 18th, 6:00. Register and get your score card at the Chamber office. Adults $5, Children $3. For more info visit www.facebook.com/mainstreet lancaster.
• Special judge appointed for probation officer's gun case
• Amanda-Clearcreek board lists possible cuts if levy fails
• Kasich prepares to unveil budget
• Many events noted at annual FFA banquet
• 2 arrested in connection with thefts
• Amanda family grateful to God despite losing home in fire
• Carroll man pleads not guilty to election fraud charge
• Lancaster City Council considers conditions of grant that could bring back laid-off firefighters
• AUDITOR TO REVIEW STATE'S PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS
• CUSTODY FIGHT ENDS, GIRL TO STAY IN CALIFORNIA
• Soldiers warn of tsunami threat in NE Japan
• Rally in oil stocks means it's time to rebalance
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• About to take the plunge
• Old Fairfield Union Academy
• Game of pool while waiting for the interurban?
• Spanking common in depressed fathers
• Ohio school districts brace for funding cuts
• Kasich's budget reveal to include drastic changes
• Local leaders take initiative, travel across country for businesses
• Fairfield County Municipal Court probation officer on leave after Friday shooting
• Fairfield County among fastest growing counties in Ohio
• Census data finds Canal Winchester ready to become a city
• Amanda-Clearcreek board works to trim future budget
• Traffic accident disturbs composure of local couple
• Ohio State band 1950 alum plays each opening day
• Business improves, but return of jobs still slow
• MARRIAGE LICENSE
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Area residents in Japan, Hawaii affected by earthquake
• SOFTWARE BLAMED FOR $200 MILLION REFUND PROMISE
• COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT PICKS ACTING DIRECTOR
• PICKERINGTON MAN ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF ENDANGERING CHILD
• Ohio sees heavy snow, flooding, landslide
• House panel works on union bill until early hours Friday
• Ohio county fires law firm because of labor legislation
• Female justice: Women should reach for dreams
• Workers ready for tough effort tearing up Bremen pavement
• Local photographer shares his craft with Fairfield DD artists
• Persistence leads to two arrests in gun theft
• Cristy's Pizza expands to east side
• Ex-Lancaster councilman finds 16 dead animals in his yard
• Ohio treasurer encouraged to run for Senate
• Ohio executes inmate with new death penalty drug
• 401K-style plans might be on way for state workers
• DeWine: Board not doing enough to fight abuse
• Man sought in Circleville WesBanco robbery
• PATHOLOGY LABS OPENING ON EAST MAIN STREET
• Annual State of the Schools, Friday, March 25. Representative Jerry Stebelton, and Local Educators. The Lancaster Schools’ Culinary Arts under direction of Chef Debbie Bates are catering. Also, former Lancaster graduate, Chef Mark Barrett from awar
• Fairfield County working to improve employee health
• Fairfield County's growth since 2000 almost unparalleled
• Millersport Post 637's monthly fish fry coming Friday
• Students came to America for work, and now largely are without means
• Manufacturing losses resonate in Ohio
• Back to brick for Bremen's Main Street
• Wagnalls Memorial Library to have arthritis seminar in April
• Canal Winchester Relay for Life seeking participants
• Junction City gets spray painted
• He kept it real: Longtime Ohio University branch professor ends career
• New Chamber Event: 2011 Fairfield County Business Expo! April 28, noon-8pm. Ed Sands and AAA Buildings. Make your reservation now for an 8', 10X10', 10X20' or 20X20 exhibition space. Open to ALL Businesses in Lancaster and Fairfield Count
• Aging agency asks Fairfield County commissioners for help in finding hall of famer
• Fairfield Union men strut their stuff
• John Kasich on Ohio changes: 'You ain't seen nothing yet'
• Ohio University Lancaster returns to the big stage
• OSU coach Jim Tressel suspended 2 games, fined $250K
• Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown's bill targets prescription drug theft
• State pension reform also will affect public workers
• Anger brews about government workers' benefits
• Chillicothe mom helping spread autism awareness
• Lawmakers want outside review of Dayton VA Medical Center
• Garrett Road fire leaves home heavily damaged
• Union protests preface Kasich's State of State
• Lancaster project set to lessen areas affected by flooding
• Revolutionary locomotive to run in Licking County
• Ohio abandons plans for camera network
• Development officials optimistic for 2011 hiring in county
• Lancaster fire houses get upgraded heating systems
• Helpers needed in celebration of Civil War anniversary
• Skyview Drive-in to use digital projection at theater
• ANTI-ABORTION ACTIVISTS RALLY OUTSIDE BOEHNER'S OHIO OFFICE
• Senate Bill 5 Omnibus Amendment Summary
• Catch up on the weekend's news, sports and opinions
• New concealed handgun licenses down, total approaches 250,000
• Judge wants Fairfield County to institute paperless filing
• Lancaster man, wife building solid business in gardentwist.com
• Central Ohio would save if union bill passes, newspaper says
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio higher ed chief touts charter universities
• After historic gains, are stocks nearing a bubble?
• Police investigating in aggravated robbery
• Ohio churches help immigrants communicate
• Spelling 'shoaly' easy to navigate for Pickerington 7th-grader
• Many road concerns expected to be addressed in 2011
• The milk shake is better if it is illicit
• Gov. John Kasich to share vision with Ohioans in speech
• Commutes for Ohio residents getting longer
• Commuters struggle with increasing gas prices
• TWO GOODWILL EMPLOYEES ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
• JUDGE DENIES BOND FOR TEEN IN BROTHER'S DEATH
• RAINS LEAD TO FEARS OF FLOODING
• USA TODAY investigation uncovers state test scores that might be too good to believe
• Community Watch program enlists residents as additional sets of eyes for police
• 3 sustain minor injuries in crash near career center
• GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• School apologizes for making black student 'slave' in activity
• Ohio January job growth best in years
• Unemployment rate falls, but some still are downbeat
• GOP moving too fast on union bill, some in Republican party say
• State Sen. Shannon Jones takes role as the force behind Ohio SB5
• Contest gives local woman chance at fulfilling her dream of bed and breakfast
• Ohio could be in for more flooding
• Ohio public union bill speeds toward passage
• Graduation rate changes mixed in county
• Union apprenticeship program offers a chance to learn a new trade
• ALTERNACARE SERVICES HONORS EMPLOYEES OF MONTH, YEAR
• 'AVENGERS' MOVIE TO BE FILMED IN CLEVELAND
• Kroger cautiously upbeat; 4Q profit up
• SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE BEND
• Vehicle crashes into house
• Study: Third-grade obesity rates remain steady at 30 percent
• Lancaster man faces charges of heroin trafficking
• Schaffer helps union bill pass Senate
• Fisher Catholic boys basketball coach faces misdemeanor charges
• Bloom-Carroll clears another hurdle, breaks ground for new middle school
• St. John's Lutheran youth having Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper
• Canal Winchester High School to co-sponsor regional college fair
• Walnut Township schools having kindergarten registration
• Search called off for missing Bellefontaine woman
• Suffield house explodes, killing woman and grandson
• Fairfield County Commissioners discuss upcoming retirements
• Fairfield County's first female judge announces retirement
• Six arrested in Lancaster heroin bust
• Senators delay vote, look at changes to Ohio union bill
• Possibility Award winner masters a positive attitude
• Be mindful March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Lancaster police still seeking Smoker's Emporium burglary suspects
• Vandervoort, Marx cast lots to be next Fairfield County prosecutor
• Fairfield County Community Health Center gets federal grant extension until May 31
• New Lancaster fire contract reduces minimum staffing
• Old enemy -- flooding -- revisits weary Findlay
• Meth lab cleanup money stuck in budget debate
• General Sherman student essays make national website
• High temps, moisture in air caused abnormal storm
• Winter tornado ravages Millersport properties
• Walhonding River pushes banks to their limits
• Man pleads guilty to murder charge in Morgan County
• Garden club has meeting, working on future projects
• Study: 700,000 visits to ER in a year for drug poisonings
• Assistant fire chief Douglas Barr dies at 51
• City approves fire contract
• UPWARD SOCCER REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
• AT&T ACTIVATES TWO NEW CELL TOWERS
• Chamber Cafe Series. New Member Lunch/Speed Networking. March 2nd, 11:30 Lancaster Community Church, $15/per. RSVP to 653-8251 or Alicia@lancoc.org. This luncheon is dedicated to our new Chamber members. We will have a speed networking session solely f
• Where has all their furniture gone?
• Students discuss, react to Ohio school choice case
• Ohio legislation targets prescription drug abuse
• $2B loan guarantee sought for uranium plant
• Q&A: Breaking down Senate Bill 5
• Ohio governor defends union-busting legislation
• Fairfield County auditor says his new role will benefit residents
• Firefighter's union, Lancaster approve contract
• LHS ensemble preparing for convention in New Orleans
• What debate about unions means to you
• Lake could get $5M in treatment
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Public employees in Fairfield County protest SB5
• As private pay plummets, public pay in Ohio increases
• Report: State, local tax percentage falls in Ohio in 2009
• Some in real estate skeptical of drop in home loss
• Sextuplets celebrate 7th birthday
• Collective bargaining 101
• Portman, Boehner respond to Obama's statements on extending federal budget
• New office opened by Ohio Christian University
• CHAMBER MUSIC GROUP TO PERFORM AT FAIRFIELD UNION
• CEO: Cuts could close Fairfield Community Health Center
• Ohio slaying victim's family knows suspect well
• Findlay-based Cooper Tire's fourth-quarter profit up on rising demand
• Severe winter storm wallops East with snow, rain, gusts
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• Democrats, union leaders say there's no fix for collective bargaining bill
• Eaton Hollow Road problems to be discussed
• FAIRFIELD FEDERAL DIRECTOR RETIRES
• Fairfield County prosecutor announces retirement
• Pleasant Township man donates $1,500 for remote EKG units
• Lancaster students in criminal justice and forensic program learn from police response team
• 5-year-old starts Wheeling Street house fire with lighter
• Gov. John Kasich touts 'charter universities' as way to reduce costs, regulations
• EMPLOYEES OF MONTH ANNOUNCED BY CRESTVIEW
• ELECTIONS BOARD TO MEET TUESDAY
• FALLING ICE CLOSES BUSY INTERSTATE BRIDGE
• FAIRHOPE DIRECTORS CERTIFIED IN HOSPICE, PALLIATIVE CARE
• Lancaster mayor: Triple-edged funding battle awaits city
• Impassable impasse: Residents, Madison Township at odds over rutted road
• Fairfield County auditor's supervisor suspended for grabbing employee
• Police Briefs
• CORRECTION
• Groundbreaking scheduled for new Bloom-Carroll Middle School
• Licking County house to be sold amid investigation of $35M Ponzi scheme
• More than 1,000 turn out to remember fallen Ross County teens
• State Senate to alter bill to allow wage bargaining
• Littleton captured in West Virginia; Bellefontaine couple still missing
• Join the Young Professionals of Lancaster Thursday February 24th from 5pm-7pm at Buffalo Wild Wings (1283 N. Memorial Drive Lancaster, Ohio 43130)on the 2nd floor for some awesome networking, socializing, door prizes and appetizers! The event is FREE! F
• Thousands against union bill not allowed in Ohio Statehouse
• MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION SET FOR MARCH 5
• Benefit changes expected to save Fairfield County millions
• Lancaster firefighter union says city owes money to firefighter serving in Afghanistan
• Sheriff Dave Phalen wants to reinstate PAW for $60k
• Lancaster man pleads no contest to assault charges
• Fairfield Union to host 9th annual Sweet Jazz Festival
• Mount Vernon girl kept captive speaks out
• Interim head named for Ohio public pension fund
• Lancaster school board looking for volunteers for special commission
• TARHE LIONS OFFERING 2011 SCHOLARSHIP
• Ohio Senate Bill 5
• Lancaster mom finds way to cope with losing infant through nonprofit photo group
• GAS LEAK SHUTS DOWN OHIO 256 TEMPORARILY
• MAIN STREET PROGRAMS SET TO GET PEOPLE DOWNTOWN
• HUNDREDS PROTEST OHIO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING BILL
• CREWS FIND HYDRANTS NOT WORKING DURING FIRE
• Protesters unhappy Kasich did not greet them
• Gas prices up, 55 cents more than year ago
• If Libya unrest spreads, gas might hit $5 per gallon
• Overcorrecting: How a crash goes from bad to worse
• Firefighters retire after combined 54 years of service
• Various groups recognized at Baltimore State of Village Address
• Berne Union superintendent leaving for Zane Trace
• BED CATCHES FIRE FROM CANDLELIGHT
• POLICE BEAT
• Lancaster doctor reaches milestone by delivering 3,000 newborns
• Heroin linked to prescription drug problems
• Is Boehner pushing Congress toward a government shutdown?
• Rural Ohio areas lack broadband
• Course steers teenagers toward safer driving
• Ohio soldier dies in Africa after noncombat injury
• Court going through major losing streak
• NEWSPAPER: OHIO COUNTY TAX BOARD ISSUES COST $21M
• State of the City Address, Wed, February 23, 2011 07:30 AM. Olivedale Senior Center. Join the Chamber of Commerce and City officials for the Annual State of the City Address. Cost of the breakfast is $15.00. RSVP to Alicia @ 740-653-8251 or alicia@lanco
• All Schools Operating on a 2-HOUR DELAY for Tuesday, February 8, 2011. Morning Pre-school classes are CANCELLED.
• Main Street Lancaster Wine Affair. Friday, February 25th from 6 pm to 9 pm. Main Street Lancaster is partnering with the Bicycle Corner at 201 W Main Street to offer a variety of wines from a private vineyard in Washington State. $15 per person, $25 per
• The State of the Village of Baltimore Address will be held on Feb. 21st at 9:00 am at the LU High School. A social time will take place from 8-9 am with free coffee being sponsored by FNB from 8-9 am. WFCO 90.9 FM will air the address live from 8-10 am a
• Here are some shots of the new show. We are open 10 - 4 Tuesday - Saturday and 1-4 on Sunday. Be sure to get in to see the show!
• Chamber Cafe Series "Business Safety" February 02, 11:30 AM, Lancaster Community Church. Come find out how to increase safety within your business, how to report safety concerns and find out who can help YOU and your Business! presented by Adam
• We just opened the show Equal in Goodness and it is a must see for all antique and decorative art lovers.
• Thank you everyone who volunteered, participated and attended our Annual Dinner/Trade Show! It truly was a great evening!
• Board of Education Meeting on Tuesday, January 25, 2011
• Www.clickprintsaveonline.com. Chamber members stop by our booth at the trade show Saturday night for a special offer on advertising rates.
• Police Briefs
• Snowstorm expected to hit this morning
• Lancaster man pleads guilty to roof break-in
• Filthy Newark house isn't so atypical, reports find
• Ohio appeals court rules in fake child porn case
• 'Crowtown' Coshocton truly goes to the birds
• State releases grant to upgrade Fairfield County's railroad tracks
• Renowned violinist to highlight weekend powwow
• Canal Winchester phone system reworked; check your listings
• Greenfield Township blood drive scheduled for Feb. 4
• Ohio University-Lancaster Campus students start group for nontraditional students
• Fairfield County might need help with communication tower repairs
• Alleged third member of Fairfield County theft ring caught
• Baltimore man named to state board of education
• Fairfield County parks to close until April 1
• FAIRFIELD DD SEEKING AWARD NOMINEES
• ALZHEIMER'S FOUNDATION OPENS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS
• NORTH SENIOR EARNS AWARD NOMINATION FROM AUSTRIA
• OU-L OFFERING PARAMEDIC CLASSES
• State justice calls for end of death penalty
• Lithopolis police recover $150,000 in suspected stolen goods
• Local mayors, community gather for annual event honoring MLK
• CIRCLEVILLE DOCTOR HAS LICENSE REVOKED
• Report: Many Ohio suspensions unrelated to driving
• Village Pharmacy named business of year
• Trade jobs expected to remain relevant
• Bloom-Carroll's gym reopens with new floor
• Nursing stays strong despite economic climate
• PART OF SOUTHEAST OHIO BYPASS COULD OPEN IN 2012
• DEVELOPERS ANNOUNCE PLAN FOR YOUNGSTOWN RACETRACK
• OHIO MOM GUILTY IN SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENCY CASE
• Public projects remembered throughout the years
• More than 80 skiers rescued after lift stalls
• Kasich given $1.6M to transition into office
• We are what we eat, I guess
• Time Warner Cable, Sinclair reach agreement in principle
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT TRAFFIC DISPOSITIONS
• Gov. John Kasich's comments on diversity upset group
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT CRIMINAL DISPOSITIONS
• Lack of jobs, not bad loans, leading to lost homes
• Proposal would wipe out many of Strickland's education plans
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged
• Fairfield Medical Center makes $8.5 million purchase of Riverview Surgery Center
• Schools struggle with snow day decisions
• CORRECTION
• KROGER OPENS ANOTHER GAS STATION IN TOWN
• TIME WARNER, SINCLAIR EXTEND DEADLINE FOR AGREEMENT
• Son charged in slaying of Ohio couple found dead in basement
• Hocking Hills plans winter hike for today
• Commission: Women should be allowed in military combat units
• GOP ousts Steele; Priebus to head party
• Shrunken county health board accepts retirement of health commissioner
• MLK Day events planned in area
• Gov. John Kasich plans to create office to update Medicaid
• Investigation into Ohio Highway Patrol leader concludes
• ID theft suspected after man discovers his arrest
• Hundreds attend meeting on condition of Lancaster school buildings
• Ohio tire company to expand Miss. plant
• Eye doctor moves to new office in Lancaster
• Condemned killer of 3 asks panel for mercy
• County superintendent to retire; education service seeks successor
• 1 dead, four hurt in University of Mount Union bus-ODOT crash
• Wagnals Memorial will teach class on adoption laws
• Former Lancaster trooper returning to lead local post
• Police Briefs
• Rising Park ice skating pond opens for first time in years
• Rep. Gerald Stebelton to chair Ohio House Education Committee
• Ohio's Ted Williams headed to rehab
• Millersport American Legion to host fish fry
• Procter & Gamble program partners with Red Cross
• Accused robbers heading to court
• In Ohio estate tax, GOP looks to cut source of government funding
• From north to south, work on Columbus Street
• AUSTRIA'S SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS CENTERS ON MILITARY, VETS
• MYERS NAMED INTERIM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ADAMH BOARD
• Kasich warns state Legislature of budget, probable rancor to come
• New Lexington Police lose one K-9, another steps in
• Mount Vernon school board fires teacher in crosses case
• Liberty Union student gets Capitol opportunity
• Long neutral, FDA helps states get drug needed for executions
• 2 Hour Delay for Wednesday, January 12, 2011, Morning Preschool is Cancelled
• Annual Dinner next weekend the 22nd!!! Please have your reservations for dinner made by Friday the 14th at 4:30!! Going to be a fun evening!
• Fire union, city far apart in negotiations
• Amanda school board still weighing levy options
• Ohio man gives curbside trash new life, new parts
• Trinity Church to have soup and sandwich dinner Jan. 20
• Ohio politicians weigh in on safety procedures
• 2 men indicted by county jury for operating Amanda meth lab
• Lancaster fire engine repair to take chunk from budget
• New commissioner named, clerk appointed at meeting
• Kasich sworn in, says state must stick together
• Bremen couple gets probation for illegitimate deer-meat sales
• Students to be dismissed early Jan. 11, 2011
• Recession changes shape of manufacturing in Ohio
• Ireland's Spa and Salon makes wigs for cancer patients
• The making of Lancaster bypass
• School district to reveal results of public input on building options
• REPORT: DAYTON ART INSTITUTE HAS $17 MILLION DEBT
• OHIOAN WHO FILMED HAITIAN QUAKE RETURNS ON MISSION
• Kasich's appointees mostly in GOP, holdovers from previous governors
• Kept alive by a woman of many talents
• House member Gabrielle Giffords shot, six killed in Arizona
• John Kasich era, and changes, coming Monday
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• UBBING TO CHAIR HOSPITAL BOARD
• REPORT: TEACHER SHOULD BE FIRED IN CROSS CASE
• Fairfield Christian Church to have men's breakfast
• Lancaster police officer reprimanded following OVI conviction
• Opiate Task Force recognized by Ohio Dept. of Health
• Woman pinned down by gunmen, police say
• New salt barn ready to go in Lancaster
• Venture capitalist to begin jobs panel for $1
• Report: Road salt contracts cost Ohio tens of millions of dollars
• Slow jobs growth still a challenge
• CROWD MOURNS SLAIN DEPUTY
• OHIO'S FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE SWORN IN
• Investor seeks Cedar Point shake-up
• Fairfield County couple get prison time for role in $1.3 million mortgage scheme
• Fairfield County man tapped to lead state drug abuse prevention, treatment services
• City signs transit contract with Ride Right
• Ken Culver: Council president work bars mayor run
• Bloom-Carroll Local Schools' special needs program reviewed
• People's bank puts focus on Fairfield County market
• Strickland orders ban on exotic pets
• Report cites cancer risks in 7 Ohio counties
• Man: Deaths resulted from burglary gone wrong
• Lancaster attorney Steve Davis picked by Fairfield County Republican Central Committee
• Columbus homeless man's golden voice prompts job offers
• Stay on track with your New Year's resolutions -- all year
• Amanda-Clearcreek Board of Education needs new member, might return to polls
• POLICE: 8 KIDS HOME AMID APPARENT MURDER-SUICIDE
• Walnut Township trustees wrap up 2010
• Canal Winchester Area Chamber of Commerce's monthly luncheon scheduled for next week
• Bloom-Carroll semester exams coming next week
• Charges might be filed soon in September Ross County killing
• Landfill owners oppose tightening Ohio EPA rules
• Longaberger lays off 95, mostly basketmakers
• Bob Gibbs, Rob Portman sworn into Congress
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day to include essay contest
• Event to mark 200th anniversary of Sherman House
• Lancaster mayor David Smith opts to seek third term
• Possible dog-napping averted as family pet returned
• Man charged in deaths of 3 found in Knox County tree
• Fairfield County Republicans will name new commissioner this week
• THURSTON UMC TO HOST BREAKFAST
• Police Briefs
• Ted Strickland grants clemency to 43
• Rob Portman no 'Mr. Smith' as he heads to Washington
• Boy, 10, charged with killing mom
• Reports of propane leak turn out to be rotten radishes
• Born faces tough road restoring patrol's integrity
• GEE READY TO FIGHT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
• OHIO SLOW TO GO WITH 'GREENER' HOME BUILDING CODES
• Judge considers Newark man's request for early release from prison
• Funeral home files tell the story of Ohio blacks
• Swearing-in begins Ohio lawmakers' new session
• Man who shot Clark County deputy had Morgan County connections
• Village leaders make new year's resolutions for local area
• Former ohio Highway Patrol commander demoted, reassigned
• Happy New Year from the Decorative Arts Center! We have a great year planned for you at the Center. We are busy packing up the Creative Spirit show and will be installing the Ohio decorative arts show in the upcoming weeks. More news on the opening will
• Muskingum County woman delivers homemade food to homeless
• Most have trouble making food stamps last
• Amanda yellow lab pups will be ready for adoption in February
• Fairfield Medical delivers first baby of 2011
• OFFICIALS: OHIO MAN DIES AFTER TASERED BY POLICE
• HUNDREDS START NEW YEAR WITH PLUNGE IN NORTHERN OHIO RIVER
• No matter where you looked, 2010 was about surviving crises
• Public workers vow to fight GOP efforts to change laws
• Number of fatal crashes decreasing in Fairfield County
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• OHIO SHERIFF: 1 DEPUTY KILLED IN STANDOFF
• HOMICIDES UP IN OHIO'S CAPITAL CITY FOR 2010
• OHIO TURNPIKE WORKERS SEE PAY FREEZES IN NEW PACT
• COLEMAN SAYS HE HAS NO INTEREST IN BEING GOVERNOR
• Antonio, persecuted beyond all tolerance, might yet forgive us
• Eleven members of Congress to watch in '11
• Family project becomes published book
• Year in review: Top 10 stories of 2010
• FIVE INJURED IN TWO-CAR CRASH AT CARROLL-EASTERN ROAD
• Fairfield County clerk Scott Zody to leave for state job
• Area woman credits pets, FairHoPe Hospice workers with improvement
• LOCAL VOLUNTEER AUTHORS BOOK ABOUT HOSPICE EXPERIENCES
• KASICH PICKS IND. OFFICIAL TO OVERSEE OHIO EPA
• Magnitude 3.8 quake hits Ind., felt in Ohio
• Time Warner, Sinclair still no closer to TV agreement
• Child cancers confound parents, investigators
• New year to bring raises for minimum wage earners in Ohio, six other states
• Two men arrested on charges of running meth lab in Amanda
• Happy New Year! Thank you to all our wonderful Chamber Members for a fantastic 2010. Looking forward to an even better 2011!!
• New tasks for Steve Austria
• So long, 43163: West Rushville losing ZIP code
• Police report
• Millersport TWIG 13 celebrates season with Christmas party
• Bloom-Carroll High school to host financial aid workshop
• Ohio group works to restore Georgia Civil War monument
• Another Circleville building catches fire
• Columbus man who killed ex-girlfriend dies after shooting self
• Court upholds law; Ohio able to set gun rules
• Canal Winchester reminds residents of snow-removal policy
• Rienschield's Meats closes in Bremen
• Donation to help renovate Art Hall
• As Ohio production fell during recession, so did industrial pollution
• PICKERINGTON STUDENT PARTICIPATES IN HONORS PROGRAM
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED BY XAVIER UNIVERSITY
• Middle-schoolers can learn about author C.S. Lewis at Geneva Hills' winter camp
• Ohio Boehner backers plan D.C. trip for swearing-in
• Ohio crime fighters to tap palm print database
• Police: Man killed ex-girlfriend in Licking County, shot himself
• Time Warner might drop Columbus' ABC, Fox
• Fire district's Secret Santa project a 'success'
• OHIO RECEIVES $12.4M BONUS FOR CHILDREN'S COVERAGE
• POLICE BEAT
• Lawmakers set record for legislative inaction
• Amputee crash victim training to pedal 700 miles
• AAA: Ohio gas rises 9 cents
• Arctic anglers enjoy early fishing season
• Health savings to change in 2011
• Asphalt already costing Lancaster $90,000
• FMC performs its first cornea transplant on Logan man
• Lancaster native shares his experience losing his voice
• Part II: The Snider House and Ross Vineyards, 1904-1960
• Communities struggle to fill big box stores
• TOLEDO DEMOLISHES RECORD NUMBER OF PROPERTIES
• NO LOVE FOR CINCINNATI NUISANCE LANDLORD LAW
• 'Short sales' house sales rising in northeast Ohio
• Presumably, Santa will find us anyway
• Lancaster woman regains income after being reported dead
• GOP looks to public employment for savings
• LEANING CLOCK TOWER STRAIGHTENS UP
• Ohio woman to become Legal Aid board's president
• Ohio budget unites partisan staff against red ink
• Postal carrier to retire after 40 years helping to make holidays bright
• Fourth annual event distributes book bags full of necessities to needy
• New tax law packed with goodies for businesses
• Banner shopping season ends
• WOMAN SAYS SON THREATENED BY HOLIDAY ROBBERS
• POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF VETERAN IN DAYTON AREA
• Ohio family celebrates Christmas with new quintuplets
• Museum to return item stolen during WWII
• Ohio senator says budget concerns could worsen
• INJURY CRASH REPORTED IN LANCASTER
• Terrelle Pryor fumbles chance to be Ohio State legend
• Area businesses stepping up to save Fairfield County's K-9
• Woodpeckers stay for the winter
• CANAL WINCHESTER MAN ELECTED TO LEADERSHIP POST IN OHIO ASSOCIATION
• Jo-Ann Stores to go private for $1.6 billion
• Plans unveiled to replace Ohio school hit by tornado
• Ohio committee approves new rules for livestock care, penalties
• Ohio ex-fugitive exec tells judge she's innocent
• Schools bring in more than $6,000 for food pantry
• Merry Christmas! The Chamber office will be closed today at noon and Friday the 24th. We will be back in the office Monday morning!!
• Rehearsals set for Millersport Community Theatre's 2011 Shamrock Minstrel
• Buyer found for former Lancaster Elks lodge
• Scioto County fights pill addiction problem
• Fairfield County SWAT team resumes holiday tradition
• Assistant Lancaster fire chief: Service won't suffer despite layoffs
• Canal Winchester-area churches announce holiday service schedules
• Prepare your vehicle now as winter arrives for real
• Several Carroll-area churches release Christmas service times
• Museum to move 10,000-year-old mastodon
• Ohio Supreme Court: Diversion of tobacco funds OK
• Former church treasurer indicted on theft charges
• Gas prices on the rise, sign of economic health
• Local man accused of raping minor
• Second-graders interview oldest living relative, friend for class assignment
• ANNUAL FINANCIAL AID NIGHT COMING JAN. 9
• SUPERINTENDENT SENDING OPEN INVITE TO COMMUNITY GATHERING
• Situational depression this time of year can be 'holiday blues'
• Senate Republicans throw out 78 Strickland appointees
• Couple killed in crash were making funeral arrangements for fire victims
• Ohio loses two seats in Congress due to census
• Fire marshals investigating if barn blaze was arson
• LPD uses 'bait car' to make arrests
• 4 Lancaster firefighters to lose jobs
• New governors, including Kasich, take office amid budget crisis
• Ohio teen driver law linked to drop in crashes
• Commission approves turnpike speed limit increase
• Strickland: Key success is fewer unemployed
• Baltimore town hall, firehouse restoration efforts started this year
• Pizzeria owner indicted on drug trafficking charges
• Ohio business groups offer state money saving ideas
• District Calendar Options
• Who says there is no such thing as a free lunch? Donate blood today at the American Red Cross of Fairfield County, 121 W. Mulberry Street, Lancaster and eat a Burrito Bowl when you finish donating. If that is not enough you leave with a $10 Chipotle Gift
• More men are unmarried than women in Ohio
• Military population significant in Ohio
• Lancaster grad brightens future with work on 'Tron: Legacy'
• Bitter Cold of the 1950s
• Benefits: The unemployed relieved life raft still afloat
• Fairfield County Sheriff disbands K-9 unit to save money
• TWO LANCASTER WOMEN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
• FIRE DISPLACES PICKERINGTON FAMILY
• OHIO MOBILE HOME FIRE KILLS 3 KIDS, HURTS 2 ADULTS
• Kasich, GOP say Ohio can make budget cuts in right places
• Area groups chime in with firefighters for toy drive
• Republicans, Democrats agree on some points, disagree on others
• Turnpike commission mulls 5-mph increase in speed limit
• Fateful week for state's congressional clout
• Local man arrested in Fairfield National Bank Baltimore branch robbery
• Chief Tarhe Elementary gives more than $1,200 to foundation
• Three police unions forgo merit raises
• Ohio studying Okla. use of new execution drug
• Ohio man tracks WWII massacre in which kin died
• Ohio woman to serve 1 year in trafficking case
• Most Ohio lawmakers vote to extend tax cuts
• Ring in the New Year at The Lodge in Hide-A-Way Hills! Restaurant and Microbrewery. DJ Mike Zeiglar will be spinning your dance favorites from 9 PM to 1 AM. Enjoy the champagne toast at midnight. We’ll be offering many different drink specials and
• Fairfield-Hocking Major Crimes Unit loses sheriff's detective
• Fairfield Union students, alumni donate cut wood for heat to family with ill father
• Lancaster police to get 3 more officers thanks to grant
• State money sought for bathtub drowning trial
• Pastor accused of trading child porn
• Report: Ohio worker used state time in tax scheme
• Head of Ohio Highway Patrol demoted
• Ohio pharmacist fights painkiller indictment
• Remote starters get Auto Restylers of Lancaster off and running
• No time to shop for that last minute gift? A gift of health and wellness from MASSAGE by Brianna. Gift certificates for Massage, Reiki, and Energy Sessions. A gift that keeps on giving with health and wellness, adding vitality to your day. Enjoy the magi
• Need a last minute gift idea? Visit TopHat Appraisals Antiques!
• Sens. George Voinovich, Sherrod Brown split votes on tax cuts extension
• Walnut Township, Millersport reach fire services deal
• Future Lancaster employees might feel pinch of present
• Fundraising scam all too typical for holidays
• Canal Winchester Schools superintendent schedules open office hours
• Millersport Lions Club having Breakfast with Santa
• Holiday activities in full swing for Carroll Community Seniors
• Ohio fires big political guns to attract 1,300 jobs
• Ted Strickland's farewell address mostly nostalgic, devoid of shots
• Buckeye Lake firefighter quit Heath, suspended by Thornville
• Mediterranean on Main Restaurant - Dec. 22,23,24 Dinner Specials - order 2 entrees & 2 drinks & get mediterranean combo (spread & dips) free! Print this offer and present when ordering.
• AND the Winners Are..... Business of the Year 25+ Employees-Porta-Kleen/Larry Ailes Business of the Year 1-25 Employees-Talk Radio WLOH /Mark Bohach Brett Markwood Award-Detective Nick Snyder/Lancaster Police Department! Congratulations!!
• Fairfield National Bank robber sought
• Fairfield Area Humane Society reminds pet owners to bring animals inside
• Although rescue failed, SCI guard honored for selfless actions
• Bloom-Carroll students sending butterflies to Holocaust museum
• Sheriff's office will acutely feel Fairfield County budget cuts
• More information about healthy holiday eating
• OHIO MOM FOUND GUILTY, ALLOWED ABUSE OF SLAIN BABY
• Companies: No proof of youth center charges
• Bloom-Carroll adds drama club to arts program
• Kasich to name watchdog to lead Ohio Public Safety
• Come in and check out our Christmas display on the main floor and then stop by the shop for some great holiday items.
• We had a great time during the Traditions Tour last Friday.
• Liberty Union lifts lockdown after bank robbery
• Nominations are in and the votes have been tallied............Annual Dinner Award Winners to be announced soon!!
• Amanda-Clearcreek board has until Feb. 2 to decide on new levy
• Lancaster fire union, councilman dispute $15,000 study
• BUFFALO WILD WINGS FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT BOY'S FAMILY
• HEALTH DEPT. OFFERING SAFE TOY TIPS
• FAIRFIELD DD SEEKING NOMINATIONS FOR ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM
• Ohio's top utility overseer: Give clean energy regs time
• Man with prison record sent back for 4 years
• County deputy starting second career with salon
• Vote on '11 budget slated for Monday
• Crews dig out after snowfall
• Jail idea scrapped for former Lancaster Glass site
• Former POW discusses experiences
• FEWER CRASHES INVOLVING OHIO'S YOUNGEST DRIVERS
• The Elegant Miesse Mansion
• Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, December 1899
• A House That Goes Unnoticed
• AEP Ohio announces new in-home energy programs
• Who's at risk for losing unemployment benefits?
• City considers Mithoff site for new municipal court
• Online survey to give insight on downtown revitalization
• 2-Hour Delay
• If you plant a Christmas bulb, do you get a pre-lit tree?
• Elizabeth Edwards' death accents Ohio efforts to overcome breast cancer
• Charity Newsies mark 75 years of organizing county fundraiser
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• CHOIR, ORCHESTRA CHRISTMAS SHOW PLANNED TONIGHT
• BERNE UNION CHANGES SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
• Final Ohio election results released
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
• Strickland picks running mate as Ohio Supreme Court justice
• Steve Austria to be on House spending committee
• Inmates' TV choices limited to educational programs
• Baltimore man accused of videotaping boys, exposing himself is indicted
• TROOPERS SERVING LUNCH AT MEIJER
• MILLERSPORT THEATER LEADERS BACK FOR 2011
• EX-AUDITOR'S SON SENTENCED IN CORRUPTION CASE
• Kasich raised, spent more in Ohio governor's race
• Grim numbers join December trend: 24 hours, six fire deaths in Ohio (video)
• The new Class Calendar is on our website- www.decartsohio.org- Check out our great lineup of classes and register today!
• Electrical fire blamed for at least $20K in damage
• Athens man wanted in kidnapping of parents hemmed in, arrested in Lancaster
• Newly renovated church to open doors to community events
• County workers to be given more personal days, no raises
• Federal appeals court overturns Toledo man's death sentence
• Kasich wants to relax Ohio wage, prison rules
• 'Dowtown Rotary' to focus on beautifying city's core
• New ODOT chief promises to keep politics out of road projects
• Ohio loses high-speed rail money
• Lancaster zoning inspector resigns after OVI
• Millersport nativity scene provides trip back in time
• South Broad Street neighbors ecstatic after demolition
• Rock Mill Christmas open houses begins Sunday
• Judge dismisses architect's suit against Ohio State University
• Attorney: Suspect in Knox County triple homicide off suicide watch
• Millersport Lions Club hosting year's last blood drive
• Woman crashes car into building, has minor injuries
• Canal Winchester's annual breakfast with Santa expanding to two sessions
• New tax deal: Incentives for those of all income levels
• Police Briefs
• Allegations against patrol commander occurred at Chillicothe post
• 'Hero' of John Kasich tapped to head veterans services
• What's next for Amanda in wake of failed levy?
• Lancaster cop guilty of misdemeanor OVI
• Ohio dad pleads guilty in death of infant son
• Judge: Juvenile center lawsuit unnecessary
• Ohio University-Lancaster program gets young ladies thinking scientifically
• Northwest Ohio mother gets new trial in infant's fatal overdose
• Licking County becomes a big-screen backdrop
• Last couple days to get nominations in for our Annual Dinner! Still taking nominations for Businesses of the Year, Floyd Wolfe and Brett Markwood Awards!
• Lancaster native putting himself in 'Jeopardy!' this week
• Realities of teen parenthood
• Struggling economy, smoking ban, skill games take bite out of profits
• Nonprofit groups seek video bingo
• Cleveland Clinic to cut charity care for some
• Service unites bereaved parents, honors children
• New Salvation Army shelter about to open
• Security flaw in some Web browsers bares all to nosy Internet sites
• Gauging the effects of the much-debated Bush tax cuts
• Candlelight vigil held Sunday for 3 missing Mich. boys
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
• A Christmas Carroll draws visitors
• Fairfield County Municipal Court traffic dispositions
• Fairfield County Municipal Court criminal dispositions
• CRASH SENDS SIX TO FAIRFIELD MEDICAL CENTER
• No answers after Ohio man kills estranged wife, self in trailer
• TEEN SURVIVES BEING HIT BY FREIGHT TRAIN
• MEETINGS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• Counties get funds to fight prescription drug abuse
• Police department hopes to add officer, cruiser despite city budget crunch
• Father honors late son, killed in Iraq, by getting into new sport
• SINGERS SOUGHT FOR STAGING OF HANDEL'S MESSIAH
• OHIO DEER HUNTER NETS BLACK BEAR, LEGAL QUESTIONS
• GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
• AGENCY ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS FOR HOME ENERGY AID
• Feds: Kasich's changes could affect Ohio's schools grant
• Lancaster's new salt barn finally nearing completion
• Bloom-Carroll to tear down 1910 building
• Church receives semitrailer full of bakery products to give to those in need
• Appellate court hears arguments in Caitlin DeMastry case
• Cleveland's 251-day streak without any snow snapped
• One lane of Memorial Drive could reopen today
• Meares defense argues sex abuse conviction should be overturned
• Child killed in Wednesday crash on U.S. 62
• Circleville businessman sentenced for theft, workers' comp fraud
• Kasich not optimistic about using rail cash for freight upgrades
• Christmas Warehouse keeps holiday spirit alive for close to whole year
• LHS Inducts National Honor Society Members
• Southeastern Correctional Institution inmates complete educational program, educate students
• GOP leader Steve Davis to run for Fairfield County commissioner
• Negotiations won't have bearing on other areas of city budget
• Lancaster employee charged with OVI after crash
• Late state budget report has many wondering
• Millersport Christmas Parade scheduled for Saturday
• Republican Hale edges three for Kuhn's at-large seat
• Canal Winchester gears up for weekend-long holiday affair
• Shalom UMC having fundraiser for Dominican family
• Lancaster patrol lieutenant reassigned pending an investigation
• FIRST FRIDAY THIS WEEK! Join us Friday, December 3 for evening hours at the museum- we will be open until 7pm, so bring friends and family to see the house decorated for the holidays, enjoy The Creative Spirit exhibition and find some unique holiday gif
• Suspect in Coshocton fatal hit and run left car in Fairfield County
• World AIDS Day rally tonight
• Lancaster students making gingerbread to benefit hospice
• Two-time escapee sentenced in burglaries, firearm theft
• Fairfield County District Library plans holiday break
• After recount, tie means failure for Amanda-Clearcreek levy
• Police Briefs
• Kasich names head of ODOT
• State senator decides not to take Ohio House seat
• Longtime optometrist had gentle way with jokes, patients
• Main Street Lancaster Winter Carnival. Saturday, December 11th from 12-4 pm. Carriage Rides around Downtown, Pictures with Santa, activities for kids, the Tour of Trees, Craft and Farmer's Market, shopping for adults. It will be a great day to be do
• Elusive Lancaster burglar gets 4 years in prison
• Did you know that the Victorian era was named for queen Victoria? She was the first person to bring a christmas tree into Windsor Palace and that started the traditions of having Christmas trees in our homes. Want to know more? Join us on December 10 for
• Mark your calendars now. December 10 is our Traditions of Christmas evening. Travel back to Lancaster in the 1800s and learn how the families of Lancaster celebrated Christmas. We will have costumed characters, traditional refreshiments, victorian crafts
• As part of our Christmas Traditions tour we will include something from all the time periods that the Reese-Peters house has experienced. Here is a teaser for the Magic Show representing current time.
• KiKi's Kafe Now Open Downtown for Lunch 11-4 Monday thru Friday. 111 N Columbus St. Check out their great deals ClickPrintSaveOnline.com
• Third rooftop burglary draws notice
• Prescription program assists hundreds
• Woman sentenced for taking more than $1,700 from elderly mother to supply bingo habit
• FIRE AGREEMENT ELUDES TOWNSHIP, FIRE DEPARTMENT
• CHURCH LOOKING FOR SINGERS TO TAKE PART IN HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH'
• Many help dedicate flag pole, flag
• Father of missing Mich. boys had lost job, custody
• U.S. says leaks are a crime, threatens charges
• 1 KILLED IN FIRE AT HOMELESS CAMP
• Fontanini Nativity display returns to First United Methodist Church
• State officials say child support payments need an increase
• Ballot shaping up for 2011 general election
• 'American Dream has been dented'
• Fifth-grader collects peanut butter for Haitians
• OHIO COMMUNITY RAISES MONEY FOR VICTIMS' FAMILIES
• CORONER: WOMAN, 2 KIDS DIED FROM STAB WOUNDS
• Other states looking at Ohio's high-speed rail funding
• Horse-drawn carriages to parade in southwest Ohio
• Search on for missing Michigan boys; father detained in Ohio
• More than 1,000 to loose unemployment benefits by year's end
• Toy drive concerts support JFS kinship program
• Funeral for former Lancaster fire chief will be Monday
• Fairfield County gears up for hunting season
• DONATION STATION APPLICATIONS DUE DEC. 10
• SUPPORTERS CAN ADD AN ANGEL TO THEIR CHRISTMAS LIST AT JCP.COM/ANGEL
• SUGAR GROVE SENIOR CITIZENS HAVE MEETING
• SERVING OUR COUNTRY
• Mystery marine identified in photo taken in WWII
• Boomer jaunts to rejuvenate
• Co-founder of National Libertarian Party David F. Nolan dies
• Bargain hunting on Black Friday
• Council troubled by more than $1 million fund gap
• POWER OUTAGE HITS OHIO MALL ON BLACK FRIDAY
• DEPUTIES NAB MAN WHO FAKED NEED TO VOMIT, ESCAPED
• Police: Mother, 2 children fatally stabbed
• Lesbian cadet who resigned from West Point seeks return
• Defiant North Korea fires artillery warning shots
• Fairfield National Bank branch inside Kroger to close
• STRICKLAND'S RUNNING MATE LOOKS AT COURT
• Trisha Clifford-Sprouse Mark your calendars now. December 10 is our Traditions of Christmas evening. Travel back to Lancaster in the 1800s and learn how the families of Lancaster celebrated Christmas. We will have costumed characters, traditional refresh
• Fairfield 33 Development Alliance presents marketing plan
• Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry program returns
• Event to help adults, children protect themselves using social sites
• Thanksgiving dinner hosted at First Baptist Church of Carroll
• FMC UNVEILS PROGRAM TO BOOST PRODUCTIVITY
• CREATURE COMFORTS LISTS HOMELESS PETS ON PETFINDER.COM
• SEDLACK EARNS AWARD
• ETAT ENTERPRISES NAMED DISTRIBUTOR FOR SECUREALERT IN OHIO
• FMC SIX SIGMA BLACK BELTS GET CERTIFICATION
• Newspaper asks Kasich to preserve state government jobs résumés as public records
• Police Briefs
• Longtime foster parent volunteers her time to work, cook for Foundation Dinners
• I-76 shut down by deadly wreck in northeast Ohio
• Ohio company's inflatables to be featured in Macy's parade
• Congressional threat case records show many calls
• First Drive-Thru Toy Drop this coming Saturday
• Assistance pouring into Maywood Mission after theft
• Toys for Tots drive coming to Canal Winchester
• Businessman gets another lease on livelihood
• Bloom-Carroll Music Boosters schedule fundraising events
• Our Annual Legislative Update was very informative! Thank you to our State Representative Jerry Stebelton, State Senator Tim Schaffer and Steve Austria, Congressman
• Amanda-Clearcreek levy heads to recount
• Larry Gandee sues Lancaster over zoning dispute
• Police blotter
• Wayne National Forest officials: coal fire contained, not out
• Kasich names state senator head of workers' comp bureau
• Businesses face potential for higher taxes, lawmakers say
• Four face charges related to breaking into pawn shop
• First Tour de Cause a resounding success
• Commissioners consider personal time in lieu of pay raises to trim budget
• Fairfield Union Spanish students paying their way to Puerto Rico
• 7th Annual Mocktail Competition - MockTAILgate! Tue, November 23, 2010 05:00 PM Fairfield County Library, Third Floor. Enjoy sampling non-alcoholic beverages then vote on your favorite football inspired drink.
• Man sent to prison for home invasion
• Firefighters split shifts to tutor students
• Lancaster City Council prepares for budget talks
• Walnut Township to vote on fire contract tonight
• ZONING DISPUTE FORCES CITY TO HIRE ATTORNEY
• DEATH SENTENCES RARE IN OHIO COUNTY WHERE 3 KILLED
• MILITARY SAYS OHIO SOLDIER KILLED
• Rabbi repairs Torah scrolls in Ohio
• Bad weather possible for Black Friday
• 'Live Nativity' set for Dec. 11 at New Zion United
• Join us on Friday for our Christmas display, cider and cookies and great gifts in the museum shop.
• 1st baby boomers to turn 65
• Mayor, council to trim $1 million from city budget
• Silent auction to raise funds for autism
• 100 years of Fairfield County Vineyards, Part I
• MORMON TEMPLE TO HAVE SERVICES IN SPANISH
• POLICE INVESTIGATING ROBBERY AT LANCASTER DOUGHNUT SHOP
• FMC to have seminar about substance-exposed infants
• POPE'S WORDS ON CONDOMS RECEIVED WELL BY SOME BELIEVERS
• Five Year Forecast Critical in Planning for the Future
• Community Engagement Update - November 2010
• Coroner: 2 Knox County women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• A dusty old traveler wants to retrace his steps
• Annual holiday parade 'always a tradition'
• CRIMINAL DISPOSITIONS
• TRAFFIC DISPOSITIONS
• SENTENCES
• STRETCH OF OHIO FOREST CLOSED DURING COAL FIRE
• QUIDDITCH CATCHES ON AT COLLEGE CAMPUSES IN OHIO
• Ohio man pleads guilty in sickly wife's death
• MARRIAGE LICENSE
• Toy, food drives begin as holiday season nears
• Slain woman's manager: I knew something was wrong at household
• City gets grant to rehab former battery plant site
• Firefighter, severely burned by downed power line, keeps flame of hope alive
• Police Briefs
• Ohio prosecutor: Killer given 120-year sentence
• Kasich names new state workforce director
• Five Ohio wildlife officers return to work as investigation continues
• Ohio jobless rate drops for 7th month in a row
• Join the Young Professional's Group of Lancaster!
• Spend the afternoon with Mark and Charlotte in the galleries. Tour the exhibition then enjoy a cup of coffee or hot cider, cookies and a discount in the museum shop.
• The Creative Spirit, our fall exhibition, recently received fanatastic press from the Columbus Dispatch! Come see this fun show, an ecletic array of folk and outsider art, and bring your friends and family!
• Stores, shoppers prepare for an early start Friday
• Restoration work completed on Civil War cannon
• Bodies of missing Knox County women, boy found inside hollow tree (video)
• Lancaster man found not guilty in barbell attack
• New rail facility planned for east side of Lancaster
• Neighbor stunned by discovery of bodies
• COUNCIL PRESENTS ANNUAL AWARDS FOR SERVICE
• SALVATION ARMY GIFT DRIVE PLANS TO HELP 700
• Turkeys return as part of Ohio's fauna
• Did you know that for every $100 spent at a local small business, $68 dollars stay right in our local economy? Mayor Dave Smith has proclaimed that Saturday, November 27th is Small Business Saturday in Lancaster. Check out www.mainstreetlancaster.com to
• Zanesville man back after helping Haitian amputees
• Police Briefs
• 50 years of loyalty nets honor for the Taylor Team of Dealerships
• To pass OU-L theatre class, students must perform on stage
• Lancaster city revenue continues annual decrease
• Athens man convicted of killing New Straitsville woman
• Licking County senior gets diploma -- 72 years later
• Mount Vernon consumed by search for missing people (video)
• Victim says he can't remember being attacked with barbell
• Indian Trail Elementary celebrating Children's Book Week
• Great Pillar of Ethics event at the Crossroads Center!
• Stepson defends hurting stepfather with barbell
• North Memorial Quizno's gone; what comes next?
• Carroll man caught suspect exiting his home, tails him until law arrives
• Sheriff eyes cutting seven jobs to balance Fairfield County budget
• Lawmaker pushes ban on synthetic marijuana
• Farmer, state rep to be next ag director
• Lancaster High School students hope profile of award-winner earns own accolades
• Neighbors: Knox County kidnap suspect was controlling (video)
• Man who lost leg urges leniency for driver
• Speaker reminds high schoolers to be careful with social media
• Police: Woman arrested after snorting pills with kids in car
• Shop owner celebrates success, doesn't plan on retiring soon
• OHIO'S BROWN EXPECTS TOUGH 2012 RACE FOR U.S. SENATE
• SENATORS PROD AGENCY IN OHIO MEETING ON DISABILITY
• POLICE BEAT
• Pastor spreading word of God downtown
• Ohio man who killed girl, 3, won't be executed
• Local church's cookie walk, bazaar coming in December
• Ohio Sheriff: Missing mom, two others might be dead
• Fashion & Vanity Cleaners wins Business Ethics Award
• Pillar of Ethics November 16, 2010 06:00 at Crossroads, 2095 W Fair Ave. Sponsored by the Chamber's Education Committee, Eastland-Fairfield Career Center, Lancaster Police Dept. DARE Program, Fairfield Medical Center, DeVry University and Ohio Chris
• Business Sytem Solutions November Newsletter!
• Ava Jeweler's Customer Appreciation Event~Black Friday weekend, includes Saturday. 10% discount on almost anything. This excludes Trollbeads, Kameleon, Gold, and services. 2 days only.
• Ava Jeweler's~November 19th and 20th, Friday and Saturday, Trunk Show for the Kameleon Jewelry line. Drawings and giveaways with purchase. Also taking donations of toys or food items for the local toy and food drives. Receive a gift for bringing
• Organizations see increase in requests for help as winter approaches
• Teen struck by vehicle no longer at hospital
• Pastor marks 'enjoyable' half-century behind pulpit
• Farming shaped Gibbs' experience, philosophies
• SOLDIER FROM OHIO DIES IN AFGHANISTAN
• PROSECUTORS, DEFENSE AT ODDS ABOUT LAW
• From Images of Our Lives
• Ohio homeowners using wood from dismantled barns in area
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Reminder - Prescription Drug & Heroin Addiction: A Lancaster Community Forum
• Reminder - 2 hour Late Start for Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010
• 3 arrested in Fairfield County scrap metal thefts
• Boy struck by vehicle in good condition
• Worn flags given ceremonial retirement
• Bill would force Ohio EPA to look at upgrades' cost
• Over-the-top is in for holiday decor this year
• NEW OFFICERS OF THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS
• Republicans planning to try to repeal health care overhaul
• False statements by politicians can be difficult to regulate
• Former Fairfield Couty deputy pleads guilty to child endangering
• Mountain bike trail planned at Chestnut Ridge Metro Park
• Lancaster Fire Department's ambulance is a new purchase on life
• Former Fairfield County Clerk of Courts worker files complaint
• FOOD DRIVE SET FOR TODAY AT CHURCH
• A-C TREASURER SEARCH CONTINUES
• Fund manager quits amid questions of side business
• Sheriff: Blood found in missing woman's home
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts unless Congress acts
• U.S. Army reservist from Lancaster awarded the Bronze Star for work with Iraqi prisons
• Bremen Elementary marks Veterans Day
• Kingy's Pizza co-owner faces drug charges
• Young Professionals networking group formed in Lancaster
• Ex-President George W. Bush honors vets in Ohio
• Soil testing conducted at former site of Lancaster Glass facility
• Tower tumbles wrong way during Ohio demolition
• GOP might block about 200 of Strickland's appointments
• Lancaster community wants more school-based anti-opiates teaching
• Veterans flock to opening ceremony for Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall
• Co-owner of Kingy's Pizza arrested on several counts of drug trafficking
• Career Technical Students Attend 2010 State Leadership Conference
• Man accused in Ohio marijunana transportation pleads guilty
• Fictional candidate focus of ads against debt
• TALLMADGE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS, STAFF GET 'PIED'
• Pair arrested near Buckeye Lake after carjacking, interstate chase
• Report: Ohio online college learning rises 29 percent
• State testing fish in Ohio's largest inland lake
• Health department building returned to Fairfield County
• Lancaster World War II flyer recounts experiences in Pacific Theater
• Train kills 20 cattle on Ohio tracks
• Cleveland casino proposes narrowing Cuyahoga River
• 3 accused of breaking into Canal Winchester Taco Bell
• Ohio gov.-elect Kasich launches inaugural committee
• Group: Upgrade smoking remedy coverage
• United Way aims for its biggest turnout at Saturday's 5K race
• Lancaster 4-H club saddles up for fundraiser
• Legion photographer killed Monday will be missed
• Marine reservist among 3 charged with burglary in Lancaster
• Ohio pump prices making pre-holiday push to $3 mark
• Eggs recalled after salmonella found at Ohio farm
• Trinity United Church of Christ to have auction
• Choral groups to combine for performance
• Man involved in triple crash won't be indicted
• A-C assist. coach tells players to head-butt teammate
• Humane Society rescues 100 cats
• Council decides to push discussion about budget to Nov. 22 meeting
• Veteran killed, another injured in crash
• PART OF RUSHVILLE ROAD CLOSED THURSDAY
• Ohio encouraging more people to start fish farming
• Gov.-elect seeks end to Ohio passenger rail deals
• Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to Pickerington on Wednesday
• Couple handing out Christmas gifts again
• Penn Alert Message Findings
• Officer in county gives personal account of experience in war
• In Ohio, Dems were doomed
• An Old Lady Pinches Herself at the Depot
• From Boys Industrial School to Park Avenue
• Wigwam Cottage on Buckeye Lake
• President Obama's fate in Ohio still rests on jobs in '12
• County infrastructure to improve during next 5 years
• Program's random drug testing keeps recovering addicts accountable
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS FAIRHOPE HOSPICE
• OU-L HAS LUNCHEON WITH KIWANIS CLUB
• CONGRESSMAN MILLER HONORED ON HIS BIRTHDAY
• State goes GOP. Now what?
• Ohio nun's green home to be made of straw bales
• Agent warns business about health care changes
• TRYING TO BREAK THROUGH IN THE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
• Forums on drugs planned at area schools
• Antique show plans five-day event in Lancaster
• City council discusses budget cut options
• Penn Alert Takes Responsibility for Message Mixup
• Penn Alert Message Saturday, November 6, 2010
• MAPLE STREET CHURCH TO HAVE FISH FRY TODAY
• Court reverses conviction in microwave death
• Burial planned for Marine missing 44 years in Vietnam
• Ohio NASA center lockdown spurred by test system glitch
• Businesses report string of counterfeit $100 bills
• October sees addition of 51,000 jobs, but economy still has long way to go
• Last night, local alum and Lancaster Bingo C.E.O. Mark Sells challenged fellow alumni and community members to join him in funding full scholarships to the Lancaster Campus. Said Sells, "I’m committed to helping OUL students to have the opport
• Ohio inmate gave away pancakes, wins early release
• FNB associates hit the streets for United Way
• Mickey's Bar and Grill investigated by paranormal group
• Contractor indicted with official: I'm guilty
• Ohio jail's stun-gun use is unconstitutional, feds say
• Ohio Gov.-elect Kasich cautions Statehouse lobbyists who don't join team
• BAND OF GOLD CONCERT SHOWCASES ITS 2010 SHOW 'DRIVEN'
• Lancaster Bingo CEO challenges fellow OU-L alums
• Rienschields gain support while facing felony charges
• Amanda-Clearcreek in limbo for two weeks or more
• Relay for Life craft bazaar scheduled for Nov. 13
• Wagnalls schedules family story time, pizza night
• Lancaster City Council likely to consider tax hike in 2011
• Now that Republicans are in charge, liberal groups have their concerns
• Sometimes a bookbag's all that's needed to help less fortunate
• John Kasich wastes no time getting to work
• A different cut: Ties snipped for United Way fundraiser
• Study: Heart attacks among young a problem in Fairfield County
• Lisa Kessler, Steve Davis interested in succeeding Myers
• Marching Lakers staging Highlights Concert
• Familiar face: Mike Kiger cruises to re-election
• All tied up: Amanda-Clearcreek levy still alive
• Republicans make it a red November
• Arson ruled cause of northeast Ohio playground fire
• Licking County students go airborne in play production
• Oh, deer: GPS in fake camera sparks arrest
• 'Determined' elementary choir prepares for patriotic performance
• Ohio teen finds 3 bodies, thought it was a prank
• New Jesus statue will rise along Ohio interstate
• Voter mood reflects split from 2008 sentiment
• BOND SET FOR MAN ACCUSED OF RASH OF ROBBERIES
• BLUE STAR MOTHERS PLAN DINNER SATURDAY
• ARTISTS SELECTED TO DESIGN NEW JESUS STATUE
• 2010 MIDTERM ELECTIONS
• Speaker hopeful Boehner blasts Obama in key Ohio
• Committee completes fourth season with fall fest
• Flood damage public hearings to start next week
• Man accused of exposing porn, himself to teen boys
• Lancaster updating cemetery databases
• Resident keeps friend's legacy alive
• Know the facts before you vote
• Everyone remembers the Studebaker, 1949
• Right or Wrong
• A divorcee's new name, 1949
• Committee aims to get more people into college
• A-C FFA picks up national award for livestock composting
• Do your research with our voter guide
• Voters head to polls Tuesday armed with information
• Despite deal, Walnut fire change still considered
• Get Fire-King Jade ware for subscribing to the E-G, 1949
• Blogging on the 1940s
• Local youth involvement high among Democrats, Republicans
• Do your research with our voter guide
• LAPTOP REPORTED STOLEN FROM LANCASTER HOME
• FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH TO SPEAK IN OHIO
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• New business name for Eagle-Gazette highlights growing advertising solutions
• Drug disposal, recycling day called success in Lancaster
• Local couple copes with tyrannical feline
• Craft show draws crowd, raises funds for newspaper program
• HUMANE SOCIETY DIRECTOR CAGED FOR A CAUSE
• Cleveland begins monitoring wind at proposed industrial turbine sites
• Brian Kuhn sworn in as new Fairfield County Treasurer
• FIRED UP ABOUT FAIRFIELD COUNTY HISTORY
• CHURCH HARVEST SALE PLANNED AT LANCASTER UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
• Man found guilty of felonious assault after attack on son with car
• Focus on change in 31st District contest
• Plot thwarted as U.S.-bound explosives seized
• Do your research with our voter guide
• New Horizons Youth & Family Center dealing with previous funding cuts, expecting more
• Dozens come together downtown for United Way event
• Picking up where the city left off
• Ohio burglary defendant's words get him 3 more years
• FIGHTING DRUGS WITH PINGPONG
• BRINGING OUT THE BEST FOR BEGGARS NIGHT
• Man testifies father hit him with car after fight
• Costume, decorating contests highlight Halloween
• Do your research with our voter guide
• Former employee files suit against Fairfield County
• Panel ends look at gun claim in gov. race
• Outside groups pour millions into contested Ohio races
• Thanks to all those that came last night to Open Mic Fright Night and to Halloween Bowling Night. More photos of Open Mic Fright Night to come! And if you're still in the Halloween mood, why not come to the "Nightmare on Campus" Halloween
• BALTIMORE MAN PICKED AS WINNER IN FARM PROGRAM
• High-schoolers hope to relate drug prevention to kids
• Witnesses: Father meant to drive at son
• Fairfield County's top political donors spend about $290,000
• Mom's words strike a chord with Fresh Start Drug Court Program
• Do your research with our voter guide
• Shalom UMC hosting Election Day lunch
• Canal Winchester's Beggar's Night is tonight
• At least 6 tornadoes struck Tuesday
• Police Briefs
• Big-name Democrats make final Ohio campaign push
• Court: School districts right to fire ex-cons
• Workshop to teach local kids about acting, theater
• Police Briefs
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS
• 2 treated in Dayton after chemical leak
• George Hallarn convicted of deer-meat violation
• Man stops in area amid nationwide walk for troops
• Plans for new Bloom-Carroll middle school coming to fruition
• Walnut Township residents keeping eye on leaders
• It's 'Trunk or Treat' at area churches
• Fairfield County commissioner Jon Myers to resign Dec. 31
• POLICE BEAT
• Head trauma killed Ohio soldier in parachute jump
• Vote and Vax program returns to Baltimore
• Police officer's wife steals ex-wife's ID
• Study: Teens say bullying is widespread
• Fairfield Area Humane Society head behind bars -- for a cause
• Lancaster mayor not seeking city worker pay raises in 2011 budget
• FMHA program seeks dress clothes for clients
• High wind warning in effect today
• Thornville man dies in tractor accident
• CONSTRUCTION NEAR POLLING STATIONS COULD SLOW VOTERS NOV. 2
• School Release DELAYED, Busses 15-30 Minutes late
• Theatre instructor Victor Jones took his students on a field trip to see the live production of “Legally Blonde.” Stay tuned for information about performances by OUL theatre students.
• We have more windows in The Zone and wow, do they make a difference! Our Physical Plant staff removed the shrubs from the patio area outside and replaced them with low plants so you’ll have a better view out the new windows. Carpet and floor tile w
• The ceiling fans in The Zone stirred a slight breeze as flooring contractors prepared to lay tile. Stop by for a look!
• Moon-picked sweet corn, 1952
• Vote on Sunday Sales of Milk, 1962
• Burger Chef, 1962
• Cold war 'hot spots,' 1962
• Worst name for beer, 1949
• Daylight TV, 1949
• Young voters not as sold on Dems in '10
• Family concerned about possible accidents after losing horse to gunfire
• The Lancaster Campus and community honored former dean John Furlow for his service and dedication and welcomed new dean Jim Smith during a reception this week. In his first month here Smith noted that the Campus is changing. "Change is necessary
• Lancaster Chorale has concert at St. Mary of the Assumption
• Associate Dean Paul Abraham hands out a cup of ice cream while Dean Jim Smith builds a dip of mint chocolate chip. With a high of 92 degrees, it was a great day for ice cream.
• Amanda-Clearcreek schools could face major reductions if levy fails
• The Advance Video class is prepping for their variety show in the Wagner Theatre.
• Thank you to OUL student Emily Berry and professors Daniel Kline, Shane Tilton, and Matt Wanat for their enlightening and entertaining discussion during the Graphic Novel Forum in the Hannah V. McCauley Library yesterday. The t-shirts that were handed ou
• Keith Wann: comedian, actor, radio producer, and advocate for the hearing impaired will perform at the Lancaster Campus on October 22nd. Stop by the Welcome Desk next week and enter to win free tickets to Keith’s show! For more information and tick
• Another group of student L.E.A.D.ers has formed and will meet throughout the year to develop their leadership skills in many areas and to undertake projects at the Campus and Center and in the community.
• MARRIAGE LICENSE
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohioan growing out hair for patients with cancer
• Besides that, our old alarm clock works just fine
• Dems struggle to reprise '08 ground game
• Portman, Fisher disagree on Ohio's job plight
• Group close to raising needed money for cannon
• ODOT to fund 80 percent of upcoming projects
• Services for Brian Sampson Announced, Board Meeting Rescheduled
• HOSPITAL WORKER DIES AFTER HIT IN OHIO PARKING LOT
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• Missionaries to present stories of time in Africa
• 'Hell Escape' presents dark side of hereafter
• TEEN CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH TO BE TRIED AS ADULT
• Sometimes a friend need say nothing
• Most area trick-or-treat nights set for Thursday, including Lancaster
• Ohio to give public transit $150 million infusion during the coming three years
• Police: Two killed at Ohio plant, suspect arrested
• Four accused of $3,300 shoplifting spree at River Valley
• Changes ahead for high-tech jobs plan
• Ohio unemployment falls for 6th straight month
• Election over for millions of voters
• Healthy Living: What you need to know about PAD
• DOT rejects Ohio River bridge grant request
• Ohio to target cosmetic contacts
• Dalai Lama challenged by Chinese student at Ohio event
• Kasich has edge in small donations in governor election
• Parties divided about charges' effect on race
• Retailers, job seekers are optimistic about stronger holiday season for 2010
• Carroll stylist to have fundraiser for area woman diagnosed with breast cancer
• Commissioner hopeful charged with illegal sale of deer meat
• Dalai Lama visits Ohio, urges Chinese to allow more freedom
• No one injured in Pleasant Township fire
• ODOT prepares winter equipment with dry run
• Poll: Candidates for Ohio governor about even
• City schools' culinary arts program earns key certification
• Fairfield Medical Center patients enjoy pet therapy program
• Parent teacher conferences set for Bloom-Carroll
• Ceremony planned for Friday's game
• Ohioan pleads not guilty in gunpoint abortion case
• Army official: 4 hurt in parachuting accident
• Freed Ohio slave finally given burial rites, 58 years later
• Butler County sheriff wants to sue Mexico
• Eastlake students scolded for anti-gay football cheer
• Power to appoint a big tool for governors
• Anti-abortion group challenging election law
• Even in liberal bastions, GOP sees election chance
• Home invasion, dog killing get man 19 years in jail
• Winning grant would help St. Mary fund math program
• Bremen couple accused of illegally selling deer meat
• Greener pastures ahead as SCI's recycling program progresses
• INVESTIGATION INTO FATAL CRASH CONTINUES
• MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING PURSE ARRAIGNED
• Baltimore reverend returns to be pastor of local church
• Pickerington man gets 9 years in prison for elderly attacks
• 3 arrested, arraigned in drug trafficking case
• Educational series to put focus on children with autism
• Strickland points to character contrast in campaign
• Chairman: City council seat not expected to be filled before Nov. 2 election
• Former church treasurer gets four years in prison for stealing funds
• National Cyber Security Awareness Month
• Pickaway County bicentennial continues with Circleville Pumpkin Show
• Again, independent voters crave change
• Renovations making Carroll learning center more kid-friendly
• Obama targets key groups in election's homestretch
• Lancaster police reports on crashes to be posted online
• Prescription Drug & Heroin Addiction: A Lancaster Community Forum
• This doctor isn't just clowning around
• U.S. Army Field Band vocalist a true road warrior
• New products to honor Bob Huggins' late mother
• Looking back at the Fairfield County Fair throughout the years ...
• Cincinnati area awaits Dalai Lama's arrival
• SPINAL HEALTH RECOGNITION
• Arson ruled in Columbus fire that killed 3, including baby
• Kiwans Club of Lancaster has installation of officers
• Judicial elections could be overhauled with new chief justice (video)
• Cameo League raises funds for festival music, arts
• After flying, couple reaches real goal of destination: their home
• Junction City teen dies in crash; authorities suspect alcohol
• Good reasons to play in the dirt
• Fraud allegations could slow foreclosures
• Showmanship skills in the spotlight at fair
• MUGGING FOR THE CAMERA
• Junior livestock auction rewarding for young participants
• Lancaster man faces felony charge in pistol-whipping
• Merchandise stolen from county fair tents
• Kasich promises jobs, help for small businesses at rally
• Bike race to raise money for Lancaster schools taking registrations
• Dick's Sporting Goods opens at River Valley Mall
• Pet, not processing, is fate of one goat at Junior Fair Livestock Show
• Fair's demolition derby highlighted in pink
• OHIO STATE BREAKS 64K ENROLLMENT
• Former Legion baseball player leads Beavers Field renovation
• Lancaster native to sing for pope Wednesday
• Banded together by the county fair
• Police Briefs
• Combine demolition derby draws enthusiastic crowd
• Friends use livestock auction for college cash
• Ohio court weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
• 2 counties account for half of Ohio's absentee ballots
• Obama adviser gathers consumer input in Ohio
• Lancaster man found with $4K in heroin, police say
• Community members invited to join Millersport PTO
• Truck and tractor pull remains as popular as ever
• Canal Winchester Middle School starts incentive program
• Low-flying balloon's landing captivates witnesses in Lancaster
• Main Street Lancaster offering tailgate for OSU-Wisconsin
• New Miss Baltimore Royalty Court Director named
• Weather's been bad: Fairfield County farmers eligible for disaster relief
• Wagnalls Memorial hosting upcoming various seminars
• Anchor Hocking, nine of 10 unions agree on new contract
• Couple's 71 years married sets new Fairfield County Fair record
• Sharp named Fairfield County's Mom of the Year
• Lee Fisher, Rob Portman split on ending ban on gays in military
• Columbus man to spend 10 days in jail for April boat collision
• Lancaster prepares to replace departing councilman
• At last, west side road work to begin
• Fairfield County studies day reporting center for jail
• Variety show captivates Fairfield County Fair audience
• Alternative lifestyle group pushing for gender-neutral housing
• Police Briefs
• Big apple: Cheesecake named Finest Food
• Anchor Hocking, unions reach tentative deal
• Country singer's 'hometown' sound entertains crowd at fair
• Did Gov. Strickland raise taxes?
• LHS Video Production Students Honored
• COUNTRY RESIDENTS SHOULD LOOK OUT FOR SOLICITORS
• BLOOM TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES MEETING SET FOR WEDNESDAY
• FUNDRAISER ALMOST REACHES $450
• LHS CLASS OF '57 TO HAVE REUNION SATURDAY
• Ohio jury hung on man charged in sons' fire deaths
• Some have first-time experience at fair's miniature horse show
• City councilman selected as new county treasurer
• POLICE BEAT
• MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN CRASH
• OHIO TEEN INJURED AFTER BUGGY CRASHES INTO CAR
• OHIO AGENCIES TO RETURN H1N1 FUNDS TO HEALTH DEPT.
• Ohio, Iowa gov candidates want firms to lure jobs
• Couple exchanges vows on fair's opening day
• Endangered incumbents stuff mailboxes
• Fisher Catholic's Kara Eversole crowned junior fair queen
• Candidates agree on most issues
• One Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead by own hand
• Ohio man pleads guilty in date-service scheme
• Avoid costly, unplanned expenses with insurance for pets
• Lancaster man became four-star general
• Local women express their journey of battles, triumphs against breast cancer
• ON SCENE: FAIRFIELD UNION HOMECOMING
• ON SCENE: AMANDA-CLEARCREEK HOMECOMING
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• GENERAL SHERMAN RECOGNIZED AS SCHOOL OF PROMISE
• SERVING OUR COUNTRY
• Medical procedure: Natalie wants me to go, so I'll just go
• Women's group targets Boehner
• Boehner tells Ohio rally jobs top issue in upcoming vote
• A NIGHT ON THE TOWN FOR LOCAL WOMEN
• Taxes, jobs take center stage once again in Ohio Senate race debate
• Pickerington man pleads guilty to theft of purses
• Work to begin Monday on second Kroger Fuel Center
• Mother of eight who scammed Job & Family Services gets probation
• Jobs crisis extends to unemployed, lawmakers
• Haunted farm enters 10th year of petrifying Halloween thrill-seekers in Pleasantville
• $2 ride program to move forward without funding from county
• BALTIMORE SETS LEAF PICK-UP DAYS
• ALTERNACARE NAMES EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH FOR JULY, AUG.
• 2-YEAR-OLD SENT TO COLUMBUS HOSPITAL AFTER HEAD INJURY
• Businesses prepare for Fairfield County Fair
• Ohio to get $55M in business aid
• Ohio prosecutor says three arrested in Ind. casino sting
• Ohio gov. candidates talk taxes, economy
• Vehicle-deer collisions up 2.3 percent in 2009
• Shining a light on domestic violence
• Rockies Express Pipeline challenges property tax bill
• Sheriff: Mom killed 2 children, herself
• Uncertainty surrounds U.S. plans as war enters 10th year
• Poll: Working class leaning to Republicans
• Tammi Jo's replaced by Kiki's on North Columbus
• The Center of Hope's art show could help recoveries
• Police Briefs
• Millersport Lions Club sponsors blood drive
• Canal Winchester leaf pickup will continue into December
• Carroll Kiwanis Club starting operations
• Baltimore VFW post sponsoring essay competition
• New online obituary features debut today
• Solar project to bring jobs to SE Ohio
• Short film nets Lancaster High School seniors regional honor
• Millersport fire department staying put
• Congratulations Marilyn Clark, our 2010 Athena recipient!
• Only 12 days untill Paul Hamilton's exhibition "Poetry of Place" opens at the Center!!!
• I think this is my favorite piece...come see the exhibition and tell me yours!!!
• This year's derby to splash mud again at Grandstand
• Come see us this evening during our extended evening hours!!! The museum will remain open until 7:00 p.m. Only one month left to view the Paul Hamilton: Poetry of Place exhibition...don't miss out! BONUS: Friday Night Bandstand begins at 7:30 p.m.
• Entertainment director: Expect the unexpected at this year's mule race
• As we say good bye to summer we send our Communications Intern, Morgan Dewey, off to college for her freshman year at Ohio University. Thank you for all your hard work Morgan! Study hard, have some fun, and remember all the wonderful things your hometown
• Shuttles to Fairfield County Fair will be free this year
• Fall art classes kick off this weekend! Visit www.decartsohio.org for a list of classes and registration form...there's still time!!!
• Beauty much more than skin deep for combine drivers
• AMANDA-CLEARCREEK STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR PUMPKIN SHOW CONTEST
• COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ANNOUNCES IMMUNIZATIONS
• SWCD VISITS CLASS AS PART OF GRANT
• Canadian promotes jousting at Renaissance Festival
• Blind woman, grandmother collaborating on book
• Ohio man who killed lover to get ATM card set to die
• This Friday really will be Ladies Night Out
• Zane's Trace at East Elementary
• ITEMS STOLEN FROM PARKED TRUCK
• Ewing Students Do Dramatic Presentations of Poems
• SOLAR ENERGY FIELD TO BE BUILT IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO, SPACE SAYS
• Community Engagement Update
• Several breast cancer survivors show up at local candlelight vigil
• West Elementary Feelin' Good Mileage Club
• AAA: OHIO GAS PRICES UP 4 CENTS FROM LAST WEEK
• Ohio's Lancaster High School Carpentry Program Students Earn Grand Prize by Building Toys for At-Risk Children
• Ohio U.S. Senate candidates debate about economy, taxes
• Lancaster High School Student Delegation for Arts Day 2010
• 5 dead, including baby, in rural Ohio house fire
• A Search for Children with Disabilities
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced to almost 5 years for April robbery
• Late Start Dates Announced
• Lancaster City Council unlikely to toughen underage-drinking law
• Fall Athletic Schedules
• Bloom-Carroll students, staff donate toward cancer research
• Lancaster City Schools Welcomes New Teachers
• West Students Visit Statehouse
• Congratulations Marilyn Clark, our 2010 Athena recipient!
• Superintendent's Update about the Community Engagement Process
• LHS Submit Winning Fire Department Designs
• Only 12 days untill Paul Hamilton's exhibition "Poetry of Place" opens at the Center!!!
• 17 LHS Students Earn AP Scholar Awards
• Ewing Participates in Ohio Energy Project
• I think this is my favorite piece...come see the exhibition and tell me yours!!!
• Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 Approved
• Third Graders Read with Little Buddies
• Come see us this evening during our extended evening hours!!! The museum will remain open until 7:00 p.m. Only one month left to view the Paul Hamilton: Poetry of Place exhibition...don't miss out! BONUS: Friday Night Bandstand begins at 7:30 p.m.
• AHA! for West Elementary
• As we say good bye to summer we send our Communications Intern, Morgan Dewey, off to college for her freshman year at Ohio University. Thank you for all your hard work Morgan! Study hard, have some fun, and remember all the wonderful things your hometown
• Tallmadge Students' Unique Mom's Day Gifts
• Fall art classes kick off this weekend! Visit www.decartsohio.org for a list of classes and registration form...there's still time!!!
• West Student Recognized for Fire Safety Poster Artwork
• MONEY, LOCKBOX STOLEN FROM THRIFT STORE
• Pot pops up in between rows of corn on farms
• Barber in northern Ohio cuts hair for 8 decades
• Library makes list of most-read books on shelf
• John Boehner: The man who would be Speaker of House
• Writing group gives chance of improving craft on friendly level
• Mom, son pair up to increase awareness about autism
• Downtown property tax payments mostly on schedule
• Getting ahead at the office, 1948
• The soundproof room at Lancaster National Bank, 1948
• First Crash on Memorial Drive, 1948
• Sheriff: Years of cuts leave no room for further trimming
• VEHICLE SCRATCHED ON FRIDAY
• FISHER CATHOLIC JUNIOR ATTENDS LEADERSHIP FORUM
• EDUCATION HONORS
• SUGAR GROVE SENIOR CITIZENS HAVE MEETING
• LHS CLASS OF '48 CELEBRATE REUNION
• Nonprofit environmental group completing projects, raising funds for causes
• Furry creatures who burrow their way into your heart
• Cordray, DeWine sharply differ on issues
• Annual October Trade Show will be Tuesday
• FAITH CALENDAR
• SLATER, JONES SWORN IN TO NEW COUNTY POSITIONS
• FIRE DEPARTMENT TO JOIN SMOKE ALARM CAMPAIGN
• Preserving a piece of history, faith
• Ohio's John Glenn reminded how time flies
• Ohio woman makes school for service dogs her mission
• Officials investigate after wheels stripped from cars on two auto lots
• Request for construction landfill on commission agenda again
• Walk-a-bout heats up downtown Lancaster
• Prescription drug report reaches Statehouse, but fate uncertain
• Interim treasurer selected by Fairfield County
• Sources: Emanuel to leave White House today, run for Chicago mayor
• Stocks up, but gains might be deceptive
• Pink is prominent at photography fundraiser to help fight breast cancer
• Teachers come with their own apples at fruit farm educational event
• WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN TODDLER SCALDING DEATH
• Be aware of hunting regulations before you go out this year
• Court strikes down parts of Ohio rule on milk labels
• Bremen entrepreneur uses a weed to fight pain
• Two Ohio public safety lawyers ousted after intercepting e-mails
• PAINTER LEADS LADIES AUXILIARY AT NATIONAL CONVENTION
• New Lexington hosting grand opening of new municipal building
• Canal Winchester having tire sweep and creek cleanup
• Huntington Bank to open in Lancaster Giant Eagle
• Ohio's biggest cities see rising health-care costs
• Coon Hunters Club opening Sundays for Turkey Shoot
• Millersport TWIG 13's annual pie sale set for Saturday
• Ohio gubernatorial candidates discuss plans to boost state
• At Liberty Union, Homecoming's for cheerleaders, too
• Fairfield County Sheriff, JFS seeking budget increases
• Berne Union students embrace helping military
• Police Briefs
• Soldier dad on leave surprises kids at school
• Perry County residents impacted by tornado could get assistance
• Body found in Buckeye Lake
• How bad was Ohio's recession? Census data offers answers
• Fairfield Medical Center gets new chief doctor
• 'Paper clip challenge' taking place through local organization
• Budget requests $2.3M more than Fairfield County has
• Cleveland-area parishioner killings prompt Cordray to call summit
• Lancaster school board wants residents for uniform focus group
• Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 Approved
• MURDER CASE OF 4-MONTH-OLD REMAINS ON SCHEDULE
• CANAL WOMAN HURT IN SUNDAY CRASH
• MCNABB APPOINTED TO SWAT TEAM
• TWO ARRESTED FOR HEROIN CHARGES
• Report: Weaker laws linked to spread of guns used in crimes
• Can't wait for November? Vote now
• City Council rejects zoning change
• OHIO CITY PLANS TO BAN EMPLOYEES' TOBACCO USE
• Who pays for pickups?
• Cussins-Fearn Stores in Lancaster
• Tracks in Dirt Led to Past, Future of Gaffney Trucks
• Lancaster's Early Institute for Inebriates
• Candidates spend millions on TV ads
• Online survey gives businesses insight to add, keep employees
• Bottle printer open for business here
• Great-grandmother skydives for first time
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Residents stay in tune with 1700s at frontier event
• Ohio universities say enrollments are up this fall
• Residents continue to be victims of phone scams
• Guilty pleasures and the truth about them
• Community unites for drug disposal day in three county locations
• Some county leaders get a better deal at retirement
• O'NEILL PERFORMS AT WITTENBERG FAMILY WEEKEND
• LOCAL HOCKING COLLEGE EMPLOYEES RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE
• EDUCATION HONORS
• Time continues its flow down East Mulberry
• ONE STABLE AFTER THURSDAY CRASH
• BLOOM-CARROLL ACCEPTS BID TO REPLACE GYM FLOOR
• Ohio releases faster passenger train schedule
• Pharmacist charged in fraud scheme
• Veteran from Perry County receives high military accolade
• Three injured in Friday crash on U.S. 22
• AEP leaves chamber board due to Kasich endorsement
• Central Ohio band to release new album
• Book of Lancaster photos on sale soon
• Lancaster Board of Education to discuss school uniforms
• CHAMPLIN EARNS FFA DEGREE
• Diabetes drug Avandia stays on market
• Bugs in baby formula?
• A SWEET TREAT
• Home sales rise in August -- will it continue?
• WINE TASTING BENEFITS FOUNDATION
• 10 percent price hikes for some Medicare drug plans
• GOP pledges to cut taxes, spending
• Group to raise funds to revamp cannon
• Fairfield Union graduate trains in the Yukon Territory to be a park ranger
• Ohio Democrats seek IRS audit of group tied to John Kasich
• School funding fodder for latest clash between Ohio gubernatorial candidates
• Blackwell acquitted of all charges in choking incident
• Lancaster Festival snares 'Pinocchio' debut
• Smoke feels forced out after property sold
• Police Briefs
• Walnut Township BOE has September meeting
• Drug Drop Off scheduled for Saturday in Pickerington
• Wagnalls Memorial hosting several classes this fall
• Fund chief: Ohio treasurer missing out on say-so
• Ohio Democratic Party chair Redfern uses expletive about tea party
• FOUNDATION TO HAVE SECOND FASHION FUNDRAISER
• Prescription drug policy advice headed to governor next week
• Ohio artist rescues statues from 104-year-old decommissioned church
• Police can't track guns in OSU shootings
• Authorities announce large pot bust
• Disposal of drugs, other items taking place Saturday
• Treasurer to take auditor position; officials consider non-county employee for interim job
• LHS senior reports on great-grandpa, former U.S. Congressman
• Abduction case involving Worthington man starts in county court
• High school leadership group discusses real issues concerning drugs, addiction
• PICKERINGTON NORTH TO HAVE DRUG SUMMIT
• POLICE BEAT
• Bus that crashed was on way to school in Newark
• Bobcat's goal: Take down Brutus Buckeye
• Ohio man, Washington sister reunited by Facebook
• Former Millersport pastor accused of having sex with teen
• Clinics ready for flu season
• Arts center celebrates 10 years
• Resource class helps addicts get well through education
• RC AIR VENTURE STARTS SATURDAY
• Remembering Main Street
• Local doctor: Physicians need to curb prescriptions
• Proposal could change driving rules on the job in Fairfield County
• Woman finally finding her way after battling addiction
• Millersport pastor accused of having sex with congregant, 16
• TOURISM GROUP CALLS FOR MORE FUNDING
• OHIO MAN DIES AFTER FALLING 50 FEET FROM SILO
• ITEMS STOLEN IN CARROLL VALUED AT $3,500
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Experts explain challenges, issues leading opiate addicts to recovery
• Caseworker says addicted pregnant moms in area at an alarming rate
• SHERIFF'S OFFICE, BUREAU PROMOTE $2,500 REWARD PROGRAM
• RESERVATIONS DUE FOR FU CLASS REUNION
• CVS GRANTS FUNDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATION
• DAR SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR OUTSTANDING TEACHER CONTEST
• LHS STUDENTS RECOGNIZED FOR HIGH TEST SCORES
• EDUCATION HONORS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• SKATE PARK USERS GIVE BACK
• Antique bathroom 2: Pouring a floor
• Liberty Union band wins invitational
• Face transplant patient promotes organ donation
• Two horses die in western Ohio from rare disease
• Kroger gas station opens downtown; second location might be added
• At least 7 tornadoes strike areas throughout the state
• Houses destroyed by tornado in Perry County
• Businesses to host fundraiser for Recovery Center
• POLICE REPORT
• MAN CHARGED IN FIRE AT MOSTLY BLACK CHURCH
• Storms wreak havoc in central Ohio
• 17 LHS Students Earn AP Scholar Awards
• DILEY RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER RECOGNIZED AS GREEN BUILDING
• Funnel clouds reported across Ohio as storms sweep in
• Businesses allow volunteering on the clock
• Lung Assn.: Double cigarette tax
• Buckeye Lake officer accidentally shot by colleague
• New local brewery planning open house, tasting Saturday
• Census data: U.S. poverty rate hits 14.3 percent, Ohio rate falls
• Librarians from Thailand visiting OU-L
• Elections complaint dismissed after letter of apology
• Congratulations Marilyn Clark, our 2010 Athena recipient!
• Ohio prisons chief: Cut number of inmates by 3,000
• Police Briefs
• Licking County has high hopes for old jailhouse
• Prescription drug bill would make drug database 'go live' (video)
• Day care worker jailed for slipping kids melatonin
• Attendance at Lancaster pools best in recent memory
• Geneva Hills fundraising on track
• Acquired land might house addition to Lancaster water plant
• Plethora of volunteers turn out for United Way's Community Care Day
• Addicts, families recover with Prevention Works
• County working on a smooth transition for auditor, treasurer
• No surprises as Strickland, Kasich face off in first gubernatorial debate
• New stores multiplying at River Valley Mall
• Ohio Elections Commission to hear 2008 donation-for-job complaint
• Taste of Home Cooking Show brings out flexibility in home chefs
• Officer memorialized with renamed highway
• Man accused in beating arrested in New York
• Court rejects bid to bar testimony on Demjanjuk
• Clinton urges state to keep Strickland
• Band of Gold Invitational coming this weekend
• TRAFFIC BLITZ ENDS WITH 148 CITATIONS, EIGHT FELONY ARRESTS
• FOOD-DRIVE CAMPAIGNS BEGIN NEXT WEEK
• JOB FAIR SET FOR FRIDAY
• POLICE BEAT
• Apartment blaze displaces 17 families
• City, DAC reach agreement on health services
• Man sentenced to four years for late-May drug possession
• Aging population, spending on health costs boost debt
• Lancaster City Council authorizes property purchase
• Pipeline leak brings higher gas prices to Ohio
• Boehner says he'd support a tax cut for middle-class
• A rising concern: Historically low taxes conflict with increasing debt
• Ohio couple assists migrating endangered monarch butterflies
• Floods wrecked Fairfield County in 1935
• Sleeping 'outdoors' for health
• Inside West Side Lumber
• Parade honors those lost during attacks
• Fairfield County Commissioners mull $15,000 for transit program
• Mom and son run, gear up for separate challenges
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• HART EARNS TWO CATHOLIC MUSIC AWARDS
• Wisdom gained in an antique bathroom
• Crowds swarm for Lithopolis HoneyFest
• Cry Out America event marks anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• BIKER GROUP'S POKER RUN BENEFITS HOSPICE
• Environmental group study finds Ohio second in coal pollution deaths
• Ohio remembers victims of 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Police look for answers after two infants die in same house
• SERVING OUR COUNTRY
• LANCASTER RESIDENT NAMED ASSISTANT RESIDENCE DIRECTOR AT ASHLAND
• MEETING SET FOR COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER
• FARMER FINDS 17 MARIJUANA PLANTS IN CORN FIELD
• CORRECTIONS
• Fairfield County prosecutor assigned Athens County case
• Last family member pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Officer Brett Markwood Memorial Highway dedication set
• Religious leaders fear idea of Quran burning sends wrong message about Christianity
• Luncheon recognizes area 911 dispatchers
• 21-year-old plans to open cafe in Lancaster
• Former insurance salesman gives up license after charges
• Seniors connected to police, community groups by organization
• Maywood Mission marks 100 years
• Officials scrutinized for checking 'Idol' star's files
• Superintendent's Update about the Community Engagement Process
• Reminder: 2-hr Late Arrival on Tuesday, September 14, 2010
• POLICE BRIEFS
• CORRECTIONS
• E-G sponsored cooking show coming Tuesday
• District investigates allegation of rape on bus
• Students enjoy revamped Liberty Union in first day
• County EOC up and running at its new location
• Local pilot fails procedures, met by deputies after landing
• Lancaster school board approves union contracts
• Only 12 days untill Paul Hamilton's exhibition "Poetry of Place" opens at the Center
• I think this is my favorite piece...come see the exhibition and tell me yours!!!
• Focusing exclusively on Ohio landscapes, this contemporary American painter is bringing back the tr
• What a fun night! Live music, great food and a silent auction tempted guests to stay long past clos
• Come see us this evening during our extended evening hours!!! The museum will remain open until 7:0
• As we say good bye to summer we send our Communications Intern, Morgan Dewey, off to college for he
• Fall art classes kick off this weekend! Visit www.decartsohio.org for a list of classes and registr
• POLICE BEAT
• CW schools has new parent notification system
• 9th annual Liebs Island Sept. 11 Memorial Parade set
• Shalom Church hosting clothing, toy extravaganza
• Fugitive missing for 30 years captured in Newark
• Lancaster man, Bible major spends internship in Greece
• Police reports
• Family says Ohio Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Lawsuit targets Ohio campaign giving limits
• Democratic Senate candidate Lee Fisher faces struggle with TV ad buys
• Bald eagle makes an appearance in Newark -- not on a quarter
• National prayer effort to honor 9/11 legacies
• Back taxes push downtown Lancaster buildings into sheriff's sale
• Former church leader arraigned on grand theft charges
• Former Bremen church leader arraigned on grand theft charges
• OHIO WOMAN FOUND DEAD; BOYFRIEND ARRESTED
• AMISH WOMAN DIES DAYS AFTER BUGGY CRASH
• 3 DIE IN HOUSE FIRE; CAUSE ACCIDENTAL
• Biden revs up Ohio Dems at Labor Day parade
• GOP gains could bring deals, or gridlock
• Residents enjoy Labor Day parade
• Health Department releases area restaurant inspections
• A look back at local advertisements
• Private college groups launch web loan tool
• 9-year-old gets help after grandmother's fall
• Volunteers, support needed for groups helping deployed military
• Lancaster school board to consider contracts
• Cruise-in featured at LaborFest
• A look at 4 hard workers
• TROOPER BLOSSER PROMOTED TO LIEUTENANT
• AMANDA-CLEARCREEK SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET SEP. 14
• BOARD OF ELECTIONS SCHEDULES SPECIAL MEETING
• MOM OF THE YEAR APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED
• DIVORCE RECORDS
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio opens 2 lakes in time for holiday weekend
• Losing touch with your teen? Parenting class might be answer
• CLEVELAND POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF 65-YEAR-OLD
• CRASH INVOLVING SEMI INJURES LANCASTER MAN
• LANCASTER MAN INDICTED FOR AUG. 29 STABBING
• OVERCOMING THE GRIDIRON GRIDDLE
• Tax relief will save Ohio hospitals $150 million
• Earl Bruce to speak at this year's United Way kickoff
• Former insurance agent accused of stealing from clients
• SPECIALISTS OFFER NEW PROCEDURE AT FAIRFIELD MEDICAL CENTER
• SOUTH CENTRAL POWER CHOOSES TRUSTEES
• FAIRFIELD NATIONAL BANK PROMOTES EMPLOYEES
• Forestry event helps landowners navigate timber harvest rules
• Training efforts earn man spot in sub shop's hall of fame
• Business owners, farmers mingle at event
• Officials plan info sessions on school facilities
• Lancaster lawyer celebrates 40 years
• Tammi Jo's to stay one of a kind
• One-way street plan getting some support
• Lancaster City Schools Welcomes New Teachers
• Lancaster school unions ratify contracts
• Different divisions, same date for OSU-Michigan
• There's more than corn at annual Sweet Corn Festival
• Lancaster woman died of meningitis, mother confirms
• Fall Athletic Schedules
• Killer aims to stop fellow inmate's execution
• Police Briefs
• Bear owner had no insurance for caretaker
• Columbus man charged in Buckeye Lake boat crash
• Marijuana seizures already surpass 2009 numbers
• City to help Locust Street neighborhood stem flooding
• How much money will Ohio get in census?
• Police Briefs
• Ohio University-Lancaster hopes college fair will offer options, answer questions
• Union threatens strike against teachers union
• Indictments for jail disturbance expected to come back this week
• Fire destroys Amanda home
• Officials await results of crash victim autopsy
• Second juvenile detainee admits to escape
• Fairfield County utilities department to build $3.3M facility
• Fairfield County schools earn high marks on state report card
• PYTHON TURNS UP IN OHIO PUBLIC PARK
• MENTAL TREATMENT ORDERED FOR KILLER BEAR'S OWNER
• PARENTS PLEAD GUILTY TO HOG-TYING SON
• Analysis shows fewer Ohio traffic tickets in 2010
• U.S. grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides in homes
• Minor plane crash at Fairfield County Airport closes runway
• Lancaster teen pleads guilty to felonious assault, sentenced to four years in prison
• Last act of charity saves dog's life
• Man faces 8 counts after Sunday stabbing
• POLL WORKERS NEEDED FOR GENERAL ELECTION
• Riders, horses bond through inaugural equestrian group
• Is immigration an Ohio problem? Numbers say no
• Two men arrested after bar stabbing
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• OHIO AUTHORITIES FIND 40,000 POT PLANTS THIS MONTH
• STUDENT, GRAD SPREAD GOODWILL IN AFRICA
• The City's Eateries
• Annual county agriculture update coming Thursday
• School helps migrant children move out of field, into college
• Far from home: Migrants still filling Ohio jobs
• Firefighters hoping generosity overflows during Fill-the-Boot campaign
• AAA: 1.4M OHIOANS TO TRAVEL FOR LABOR DAY
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Judge: Ohio inmate can fight 2nd execution attempt
• Coshocton County strippers-vs.-church protest attracts national attention
• Boating OK again at polluted Grand Lake St. Marys
• Ohio students settle into new home after June tornado
• Porcter & Gamble CEO receives $13.1M in first year
• Ohio graduation rate dips for second straight year
• One injured in school bus crash in Lancaster
• Lancaster improves on school report card but still drops in rating
• CHILDREN'S MUSEUM REDESIGNS TRAIN TABLE
• Senator knows problem is pressing
• Panel recommends Edison statue go in US Capitol
• Accused burglar incompetent to stand trial, at least for now
• Licking County man apparently kills self after home invasion
• Indiana man sentenced to life in prison for crimes against Fairfield County girls
• Fairfield County District Library computers on mend after virus attack
• New radio system needed for area police, fire
• Proposal: Make downtown Lancaster streets one-way
• Bremen-Rushcreek firefighters to honor late paramedic
• Grant might make money available for downtown business owners
• No students hurt in crash involving Lancaster school bus; car driver injured
• Bad news on homes, goods adds to air of recession
• Games, fun greet Lancaster, Fisher Catholic students
• Mail thefts drastically underestimated
• Perseverance, focus help Clark earn Athena Award
• Cincinnati police: Driver distracted by sex toy, adult video on laptop
• Driver in gruesome Dayton-area crash improving
• Police Briefs
• Indiana man, 23, charged in Pa. Facebook stalking case
• Scores seek appointment to regulate Ohio casinos
• Survey: 1 in 12 admit driving drunk once a year
• TWO HURT IN MONDAY CRASH
• John Boehner calls for ouster of Obama's financial advisors
• Miami University Greek groups adopt social event rules
• Schools, health department using green ribbons to promote safety
• Coshocton man arrested at Obama visit guilty on firearms charge
• Fairfield County Commissioners see unanswered questions in AG's report
• Home sales plummet to 15-year low
• Emergency mental health funding lacking for inmates
• Community Action Agency expands classes to Hocking College
• ODEA report cards give 3 Fairfield County districts excellent ratings
• August 22, 2010 Chalkmarks Now Online
• POLICE BEAT
• ELECTION WORKERS NEEDED
• Student tornado victims get shopping spree
• Biden tells Ohio auto workers industry will thrive
• City approves new system to collect unpaid taxes
• Prosecutors move into new digs
• New patrol commander brings care, experience to post
• Local center tests pavement at Ohio University Lancaster Campus
• AG: County responsible for housing health dept.
• OHIO GOVERNOR HOPEFUL'S PRIVATIZATION PLAN SNUBBED
• Late Start Dates Announced
• Community Engagement Update from Rob Walker
• STATE: SETTLEMENT IN WORKS OVER STINKY LANDFILL
• OHIO GRANDFATHER TRIES TO SMUGGLE POT INTO PRISON
• MOM OFFERS SWIM LESSONS TO LESS FORTUNATE KIDS
• Six Generations in the Shoes of the Walker Family
• Cristy's Pizza celebrates 25 years
• Liberty Union facelift to make building more green, cost almost $10 million
• Ohio school administrators must expect an uncertain future
• FAIRFIELD COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
• PELOTONIA RIDER STRUCK, KILLED IN HOCKING COUNTY
• TEEN GUILTY OF RAPING WOMAN, 64
• GLITCH MIGHT DELAY INSURANCE PAYMENTS FOR OHIOANS
• SHOT-AT OHIO DOG TO MOVE TO UTAH ANIMAL SHELTER
• Cincinnati bus rider, 96, wins free fare
• Captive bear that killed Ohio man euthanized
• NYC Mosque flap testing limits of Americans' tolerance
• Mud goes all over at Ethan Collins volleyball tournament
• Teamwork crucial to Major Crimes Unit
• Coshocton County strip club owner surprised protests will continue
• Time Warner Mid-Ohio, Disney face Sept. 2 deadline
• Police academy improved entering fourth year
• Fairfield County Fair e-mails legit, not sanctioned
• Second Lancaster school union reaches deal
• Alley Park tractor show boasts more than its namesake
• Chalkmarks
• Police Briefs
• Ministers are just regular people, too
• New ministry group invites those seeking unique worship outlet
• Chillicothe police eye suspect in gas theft, pursuit
• Josh Owen remembered as serious, helpful, mischievous
• Police Briefs
• Pastor says protests at Warsaw strip club will continue
• Steve Austria hears variety of concerns at business forum
• Arrests made in Ohio mail theft ring
• Panel unanimously rejects Kevin Keith's clemency request
• Sheriff: Canal Winchester texting ban will be enforced
• Goodbye, Iraq: Troops bid awaited farewell
• Sponsor e-mail might be a scam, Fairfield County Fair officials say
• Fairfield County Children's Home being placed on National Registry of Historic Places
• Fun at YMCA Day Camp
• Lancaster City Council won't crack down on burning
• Officials say expansion, opportunities give Fairfield County economic optimism
• Canal Winchester discusses proper sewer do's, don'ts
• Citizens' advisory group hopes proposals come to fruition
• Bloom-Carroll High School year starting Aug. 25
• Millersport High School Meet the Teachers night scheduled for tonight
• Fairfield County in need of more abuse treatment
• Amanda-Clearcreek leads local districts back into classroom
• Youth Behavior Survey provides disparate data on partying
• Muskingum County bus driver involved in crash put on leave
• Almost 20 percent of teens affected by premature hearing loss, study says
• Feedback positive for work release program
• Overcrowding led to Fairfield County Jail disturbance
• Lancaster faces $1.5M budget shortfall
• Clinical nurse leaders benefit patient care, quality
• Expert: Blood on crowbar from pregnant Marine
• John Kasich would take Ohio development agency private
• Muskingum County state park lakes still closed
• Licking County men anticipate softball nationals -- with a twist
• Rock hall foundation creates $5M endowment
• Bremen woman sentenced to prison for burglaries
• Program awards Thurston with grant worth $300K
• State court to allow judges to advertise after primaries
• Investigation of crashes to be settled soon
• Bloom-Carroll school board awards mercury cleanup to Zanesville company
• 4-H groups hoping to buy horse stalls for fairgrounds
• City board of education members take chance to question Stebelton
• Riot breaks out at Main Street Jail
• Soldier who died in crash remembered by family
• CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL, CIRCA 1908
• MORE OHIOANS ON WELFARE ARE SIGNING UP TO VOTE
• CONSERVATION CENTER TO REVITALIZE MINE LANDS
• Canton crash kills 4, including 2 children
• Understanding begins end of rivalry between church, strip club
• Big Band picnic conjures memories of past
• LHS welcomes freshmen for Frosh Fest
• Dean aims to keep Ohio University Lancaster top notch
• Contractor, Bloom-Carroll district accounts of mercury contamination differ
• EAST GRADE SCHOOL, 1950
• Festival gets kids ready for school with shots, supplies
• Sometimes there aren't any good choices
• Fairfield Community Health Center eyes expanding services
• GROUP DIRECTORS ELECT VICE PRESIDENT
• MCCRAY WINS THIS YEAR'S ARTWALK PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
• LHS CLASS OF 1960 TO CELEBRATE 50TH REUNION IN OCTOBER
• TARHE LIONS PRESENT SCHOLARSHIP
• Lancaster Rotary and Fisher Catholic High School students 'Interact'
• Stabbings suspect unlikely to return to Michigan soon
• Ohio girl, 2, dies in hot car; sister in hospital
• Supervisor praises ex-Marine charged with murder
• Police Briefs
• Accused serial killer to be sent to Michigan
• Fultons' message carries on at First Church of God
• Ferry rescues 4 from plane near Put-in-Bay
• Rabies, West Nile found in region
• Judges want to show parties on ballots
• Hungry? Pizza Challenge returning in September
• Lancaster, Pleasantville men die in separate crashes
• Lancaster City Schools teachers closer to contract
• Gambling giant Harrah's to run Cleveland, Cincinnati casinos
• Double trouble: First bacteria, now algae warnings at Lake Erie
• Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions
• National foreclosures surge in July; county bucks trend
• Walker's celebrates 50 years staying local
• Lancaster panel endorses zoning change
• Fairfield County must replace all road signs by 2018
• Troubled Baltimore-bound AirTran flight lands in Dayton
• Michigan man held in connection with serial stabbings
• Famed Toledo restaurant embroiled in family feud
• Lights back on after storm
• Police Briefs
• Canal Winchester to have public meeting Monday
• Millersport Fire Department having annual fund drive this weekend
• Gloryland Church to host Family Fun Day
• Tourism dollars at mercy of toxic algae in Muskingum County lake
• Man killed, deputy wounded after Union County police chase
• Convicted killer of 3 asks for mercy
• Baltimore teen crashes into home on Ohio 37
• School hopes to open on time after fire
• Ohio challenges condemned inmate's innocence claim
• Ohio executes man who killed 2 at warehouse
• Microburst caused Licking County roof collapse
• Lawsuit considered because of REX pipeline road repairs
• Recent tests show Buckeye Lake beaches free of harmful algae
• Lancaster schools, support union still at odds on contract
• Lancaster, Fairfield County discuss new contract on housing prisoners
• Christ's Army doing their 'duty'
• Thieves stealing from area mailboxes
• Thousands powerless after storms
• Tdap Booster Clinics
• Ewing Students Create Inventions
• Medill Explores Inventors
• Cedar Heights Principal Lobbies Capitol Hill Representatives for ESEA Policies that will Turn Around
• LHS Submit Winning Fire Department Designs
• Lancaster City Schools District Art Exhibit
• Ewing Participates in Ohio Energy Project
• Third Graders Read with Little Buddies
• AHA! for West Elementary
• Tallmadge Students' Unique Mom's Day Gifts
• West Student Recognized for Fire Safety Poster Artwork
• Zane's Trace at East Elementary
• Ewing Students Do Dramatic Presentations of Poems
• Community Engagement Update
• West Elementary Feelin' Good Mileage Club
• Ohio's Lancaster High School Carpentry Program Students Earn Grand Prize by Building Toys for A
• Lancaster High School Student Delegation for Arts Day 2010
• LHS Open House
• Community Healthfest
• Lancaster High School students volunteer to Make NOYS
• Salvation Army Visits West Elementary
• A Search for Children with Disabilities
• West Students Visit Statehouse
• Fairfield County Fair

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