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• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Almost half of new vets seek disability
• Re-created Civil War era village to reopen in Ohio
• Ohio teen who slept on park bench heads to Harvard
• LVIS hosts Relay Recess
• Local organization seeking funds for D-Day Memorial
• Veterans History Project collects first-hand stories told by war veterans
• Area cattleman has variety of uses for Texas Longhorn cattle
• Festival-goers choose their favorite ice cream flavors
• Newark fines property maintenance violators
• Teen supports family through couponing
• Rental registration committee seeking feedback from renters
• Highway patrol: no reports of major Ohio traffic tie-ups
• Adopt a furry friend
• Bowling Green Township crashes cause injuries
• Person flown after crash at racetrack
• Variation in state concealed carry laws creates confusion
• Failed drug tests hinder hiring at Ohio businesses
• Old-fashioned rain barrels -- with some new designs -- springing up around city
• Reward offered for information about Newark bar robbery
• Newark High School grad returns to roots to share love of music
• Concert series kicks off Monday at Denison
• Heath schools district, building leadership to change
• Licking County School Districts all pass Ohio Graduation Test
• Event honors people who saved lives
• Deal struck to reform Cleveland schools
• Grand jury indicts man accused of robbing two area businesses
• Teenager ordered to correctional facility for bomb threat
• Campus will be closed Monday May 28th in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy the h...
• Granville native Leslie Greene Bowman to receive Woodhull honor
• Granville school lunch program adds gluten-free option
• Quadruplets to graduate together from Lakewood
• Licking Memorial to open urgent care center
• Bike path from Heath to U.S. 40 to be completed
• Licking County Chamber of Commerce to close office during remodel
• Newark campus of OSU, COTC planning for future expansion
• Ohio teen to be tried as adult in school shooting
• Master Gardener: Fresh herbs can brighten your garden -- and your plate
• Fifth-graders design roller coasters
• The spring quarter theater production, "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind,"...
• Carson Elementary School students dress as figures from history for event
• Wilkin to step down from Davis-Shai House
• Gas leak closes North 21st Street
• Sparks fly over Ohio energy trade secrets measure
• Southwest Licking hires new superintendent
• GHS choir director retiring after 17-year run
• Granville terminates teacher over test issues
• Buckeye Lake man given probation for robbing former employer
• Concert planned to benefit family of man found dead under truck
• Ban on smoking upheld by Ohio Supreme Court
• ATTENTION: A helicopter will be flying/hovering over campus tomorrow morning (Th...
• OSU-Newark students receive degrees
• Licking County unemployment rate drops to 6.8 percent
• Man gets 15 years for rape of toddler
• LMH program spotlights new surgical technologies
• Pataskala considering water/sewer rate increases
• Family of late veteran presented with medal
• Group: Fracking chemical info proposal hinders public health
• Charter changes head to Newark ballot, but not the ones some Democrats wanted
• Ohio justice says she'll leave court at year's end
• Exotic animal bill headed to governor
• Share your thoughts on the Newark Campus Framework Plan:
• Town Hall Meetings: Newark Campus Framework Plan
• Town Hall Meetings: Newark Campus Framework Plan
• Human Services Club Self Defense Class
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Human Services Club Meeting
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Weekly Meeting
• The Recent Wave of Immigrants
• Stop by the Service Learning Showcase tomorrow from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the Warn...
• Cause of Franklin Township barn fire unknown
• Man found not guilty in dog dispute
• Johnstown company receives $100K grant
• Four RIFed Granville teachers reinstated Monday
• Lakewood grad living in England donates jewelry for art auction
• City charges property maintenance violators
• Utilities boss retires, keeps working
• Council OKs plan for contaminated site
• Newark man awarded for work honoring fallen veterans
• Clues sought in Newark robbery
• Good morning COTC! We have more babies at the Newark Campus.
• Study: Youth diabetes, pre-diabetes soaring
• Young golfer devoted to sport
• Ohio to track classroom money, student performance
• What's on voters' minds? It's all about the economy
• Health assessment finds community strengths, challenges
• Pet motel owner creates home-like atmosphere for four-legged boarders
• HONOR ROLL
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Energy gains can fuel your portfolio
• Photos: En garde!
• Dates, detours set for Heath road projects
• Two arrested during Pataskala OVI checkpoint
• Area National History Day competitors heading to D.C.
• McKean Township crash injures three
• Change of location doesn't stop annual ClownTown
• Poverty simulation raises awareness
• Reports of toxins in brine cause concern for some
• Needs strain Licking County resources
• Blessed Sacrament girl to get complex leg surgery
• No charges to result from fetus found in freezer
• Etna Township woman to serve 13 years for fatal shooting
• Woman flown after 3-vehicle rush-hour crash on North 21st
• Ohio 16 crash sends two to hospital
• Photos: Newark woman injured in Friday crash at West Main, North 22nd
• Pataskala store reopens after fire, water damages roof, interior
• Reports: Reynoldsburg woman fatally shot boyfriend in self-defense
• Students' stories shed light on diversity in Newark area
• Board: Licking Valley Middle School pep squad not continuing
• ATTENTION: Energy Co-Op will be closing the north entrance (Founders Hall) to th...
• ATTENTION: Energy Co-Op will be closing the north entrance (Founders Hall) to th...
• Correction
• Hollander Pool revamped, set to reopen after 2 years
• Licking Valley board denies Ryans' ceremony request for son
• Man gets 5 years for making meth in toilet
• Weaver Drive annexation takes first step
• Officials suspicious of Buckeye Lake pet deaths
• Waxing nostalgic: Historical replicas up for auction at Newark facility
• Teen admits to inducing panic with bomb threat note
• Mom gets 9 years in teen's malnutrition death
• Fire marshal reimburses two local fire deptartments for training
• Great Granville Picnic rescued for this year
• Heath officials seek law to block potentially dangerous patients
• Lawyers: Investigation targets former Ohio Fresh Eggs owner
• Marne-area man convicted of robbing local Speedway
• Detectives arrest man suspected of robbery
• Officials raise questions about proposed Granville Recreation District levy
• Medieval event to transform park Saturday
• Jim Watercutter receives Heath Difference Maker award for community contributions
• Ohio's Schaffer intent on drug testing measure
• Licking Valley Middle School pep squad hopes to keep cheering
• Licking County couple inducted into Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
• Tonight in the Reese auditorium @ 6 PM: Annual Cultural Fashion Show! Don't miss...
• COTC just passed the 1,300 mark in FB likes! Tell us what kind of posts you wan...
• Woman out of hospital after Ohio 310 crash
• Bond set at $150K for accomplice in two robberies
• Directors have big plans for Croton center
• Newark choral groups to perform at Midland
• Kirkersville School long gone, but memory still alive at 100th reunion
• Heath's loss of estate tax means less budget flexibility
• Bill would link welfare, drug tests in Ohio
• Heathwood Village hiring officers to curb vandalism
• More jobs coming to Licking-Franklin county line
• Man on lonely mission to stamp out plants invading Morris Woods
• Weekly CAB Meeting --- Discuss Officers for Next Year!
• Hypnotist Chris Jones
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Weekly Meeting
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Crowd implores board to 'let Cory walk' at graduation
• Payroll Accountant The Ohio State University at Newark and Central Ohio Technic...
• Enjoy the week!
• City raises $44K for vehicles, equipment
• Extreme weather text alerts set to begin
• Hundreds line up in Cleveland for debut of Ohio's first casino
• Reward offered for information about Dairy Isle break-ins
• Middle-schoolers compete in science competition
• Fire investigators: Gas explosion destroyed house
• Pataskala woman dies in collision with dump truck
• Time expires on missing dog signs as council rejects ordinance
• Garfield's Restaurant & Pub revamps space for sports bar vibe
• Was gay marriage declaration a game-changer?
• Cave system to open new areas to public
• Gas drillers wrangle over NY limitations, bans
• Patrol urges motorcycle safety, sober driving
• Obama honors Ohio officer who shot man who killed 7
• Report: Ohio casinos will hurt Detroit's budget
• Criminals turn crocheters in Ohio prison program
• Experts: Several factors contribute to premie rate
• Compost farmer alters animal manure into thriving business
• Licking Countians make a difference by becoming foster parents
• Pipelines common in Licking County, but not for ethane
• School construction causing traffic woes for Wright Street residents
• Parents blame Ohio college in son's suicide
• National Wild Turkey Federation event makes outdoors accessible
• Cleveland casino to mark Ohio gambling debut
• Adopt a furry friend
• Screen time: Ohioans hit with barrage of political ads
• Gains for gas could be losses for coal
• Newark man injured in Ohio 79 motorcycle crash
• Lakewood High School grad named as new OSU drum major
• Newark's Got Talent draws crowd for third year
• Vehicle collision on U.S. 40 causes oil spill
• Former Johnstown High School employee accused of sexually assaulting student
• Auditor wants Ohio surplus added to rainy day fund
• Ohio GOP leaders withdraw provisional ballot claim
• Marian Thompson stops foreclosure proceedings
• Vintage store offers furniture, more
• Etna Township woman pleads guilty to fatal shooting
• Pair of robberies reported in northern Licking County
• Happy Friday! Your last National Nurses Week COTC nursing program fact is: C...
• Home-schooled 'Rockin' Rockets' students ready for blastoff
• Retired Licking County Sheriff's Office dog dies
• Improvements planned for 30th Street crossing
• Newark man injured in Blacks Road crash
• Buckeye Lake food pantry now in former library site
• Potential fracking safety concerns prompt action from Licking County Commissioners
• Kirkersville police sergeant resigns from post
• Granville Township suspends use of brine
• Speed sensors to monitor traffic flow on I-70
• Midway Speedway restarting its engines
• Here's your National Nurses Week COTC nursing program fact of the day: Our nurs...
• 'Sound of Music' coming to high school
• Mother wants son to have chance to walk with class at Licking Valley graduation
• Church to host Friday night event
• Phantom money flowing at Ohio's soon-to-be casino
• Local Wounded Warrior brings home three medals from national event
• Newark man sentenced for sex crime, skipping trial
• Man hospitalized after Hanover Township crash
• Granville museum selling pavers from Statehouse
• Newark police investigate after miscarried fetus put into freezer
• City leaders: Grant from state will help clean site, retain jobs
• Happy Wednesday! Your COTC Nursing Program fact of the day for National Nurses...
• The art of recovery: Exhibit fights mental health misconceptions
• Newark man sentenced for meth sales
• Local Adornetto's to close; Red Oak Pub to replace it
• Man accused of threatening son with shovel
• Reward offered for information about thefts from vehicles
• Hotel renovation changes ClownTown plans for 2012
• Bill Cosby's return is highlight of Midland's 2012-13 schedule
• Newark-Heath Airport closed for runway improvements
• Bill Cosby's return is highlight of Midland's 2012-13 schedule
• Officials gather to fight opiate abuse in Ohio
• Northridge Music Boosters to host Jazz and Ribs event
• Here is your COTC Nursing Program fact of the day for National Nurses Week: Dur...
• ULTA beauty store, Famous Footwear coming to Heath
• $250K bond set for man who fled police
• Man shot in arm charged with violating protection order
• Ohio plans limit on ER painkiller prescriptions
• Pipeline dilemma: Fight it or negotiate
• New barber shop, program offer participants a fresh start
• DOD: U.S. Marine killed in Afghanistan from Ohio
• Changes proposed for Pataskala's sign code
• Heath mechanic sentenced to 11 months for theft
• Childhood cancer survivor learning about conservation, controlled burns
• Happy National Nurses Week! National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from M...
• Want to work at COTC? The college is hiring a Student Services Specialist for t...
• Family operates drive-in theater in backyard
• Valley graduate receives national recognition
• Report: Law on credit-reporting fails consumers
• Bomb plot suspect on Occupy warehouse lease
• The Advocate & NewarkAdvocate.com earn contest honors
• Man injured in 30th Street crash
• Online clinic transforming delivery of primary health care
• Poll shows virtual Obama-Romney tie
• Newark man has been working with sheep since childhood
• Volunteers needed for annual food drive
• Ancient Ohio Trail kickoff focuses on education
• Teachers use means, media to connect with students
• Behavioral Healthcare names new supervisor
• Advancements force new look at old policies
• Woman fleeing flooded car drowns
• Adopt a furry friend
• Sewer work to close Sharon Valley, Shields
• In Ohio, Obama adds progress to messages of hope, change
• Is early retirement option a good way for Licking County to save?
• Man flown after fight
• A musical love note, delivered by Licking County Players
• Man sentenced to four years for bank robbery
• Sheriff: Woman shoots ex-boyfriend who threatened her
• Woman draws from roots in Newark bakery venture
• Exotic animals in Zanesville, but what's next?
• 2 indicted after Johnstown drug raid
• Gunshot wounds kill 51-year-old Eden Township man Friday
• Officials: Water issues not caused by new construction
• Students spread love, suicide prevention message
• Rerouted pipeline plan upsets Hanover residents
• Lots of great events this weekend! Play reading tonight in the Black Box Theater...
• Annual Cultural Fashion Show
• Spring Quarter Pot Luck Dinner
• All together now -- TGIF!!
• Granville Township approves grant pact to preserve farms
• Buxton Inn begins sale
• Vegas success story has Newark area origin
• Zanesville animals might return to farm today
• Drainage issue puts damper on Heath homes
• First responders get practice; C-TEC students get glimpse of future
• EPA agreed to delay fracking information
• Man accused of armed robbery arrested
• Newark man accused of home invasion involving a hammer
• Kirkersville traffic citations down from fourth quarter
• Outside the Box Improv Troupe --- FREE pizza after the show!
• End of the Year Cookout
• Summer Break Bingo
• Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind
• Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind
• Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind
• Psychology Spring Reception
• Context, Lies, & Stereotypes: Studying Gender Differences in Sexuality"
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Weekly Meeting
• All classes, events, and offices in Reese, Adena & Warner are closed until noon...
• Great Circle prepares for busy 2012 summer
• Young foxes spotted in Union Township
• Does red-light arrow mean stop or go?
• Photo: Semi snarls traffic
• Granville group helps combat Haiti cholera crisis
• County seeks summer jobs for 150 youth
• Ohio's future oil, gas tax picture debated
• Johnstown denies age discrimination among dispatchers
• Granville approves utility director position
• Ohio's ban on texting while driving clears hurdle
• Powerful story!
• Accept the challenge! Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Reese, and the many community members,...
• Human Services Club Volunteer
• Accept the challenge! Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Reese, and the many community members,...
• Star-studded event dazzles 'Captain America' family
• Musician, historian performs at library
• Hanover family's dog found after three-week search
• Charges dropped against former Buckeye Lake officer
• Ex-cop accused of sex crimes released from jail
• Volunteers to 'Paint the Town Purple' this weekend
• Suspect arrested in Navy veterans fundraising scam
• Granville senior citizen scammed out of $8,400
• Reward offered for information about stolen church checkbooks
• Orange barrel season in full swing in Licking County
• 2012 Connections Fair
• 2012 Connections Fair
• Newark Earthworks Club Lecture and Reception
• Newark Earthworks Club Lecture and Reception
• Time running out on signs for missing dog
• NHS students plead 'deny' to bomb-threat charges
• Local musician gains courage to follow her dreams
• Granville art gallery, museum join forces
• Hudson Avenue kitchen fire causes $30K in damages
• ODOT plans new design for I-70 interchange
• Second Street Bridge closes today
• Utica man pleads guilty to stealing from businesses; faces up to 28 years in prison
• Community Sing! With Dr. Ysaye M. Barnwell (of Sweet Honey in the Rock) – FREE!
• New Play Reading: Winning submission of the First Annual Play Contest – FREE!
• Study Break BINGO
• Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• LICKING VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Student loan subject turns into showdown
• Elementary hosts ground-breaking ceremony for new park on Arbor Day
• Tourism chief: Funding plan makes Ohio competitive
• Southwest Ohio district's cuts show schools' woes
• Lawmakers could impose Internet café moratorium
• Granville woman teaches art classes for adults and children out of her home
• Larry Fugate: The new collie rule book of Dry Creek
• Numbers show economy improving
• Local housing market upturn may signal recovery
• Arbor Day Festival inspires tree lovers
• Adopt a furry friend
• Legislation targets wrong-way drivers
• Licking County Jail seeks solution to suicide jumps
• Power of local government is limited on gas development
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Girl chosen for campaign against brain disorder
• The Works dedicates historic canal recreation
• Wastewater fund to help pay for $464,000 in projects in Heath
• Bond set for second man in drug raid
• Newark prepares for Country Club Drive work
• Former police officer accused of 10-year sexual relationship with girl
• Authorities seek whereabouts of runaway Knox County teen
• Students face charges in bomb threat at high school
• Association challenges Ohio residents to get by on $4.60 per day for food
• GOP presidential hopeful Romney tells Otterbein students to take economic risks
• Jury split on alleged assault over dog dispute
• Attention 1st, 2nd or 3rd quarter COTC Students: Want a gift card to the Newark...
• Launch of "Ancient Ohio Trail"
• National Drug Take Back Day returns Saturday
• Outgoing United Way executive director honored
• Bond set at $500,000 for man accused of firing shots in drug raid
• Lemonade stand, yard sale event to benefit seventh-grader
• Fundraiser set for woman who had meningitis
• Boeing brings Navy work to Heath plant
• Awareness event brings breast cancer groups together
• John Glenn to be recipient of 2012 Presidential Medal of Honor
• Food Pantry continues to focus on hunger awareness
• Wounded Warrior headed to games with 'best-looking' bicycle
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Community Intercultural Relations Conference
• Shots fired during police raid in Johnstown; two people arrested
• Changes unveiled at Johnstown Kroger
• Performing cockatoo brings laughs, learning to children at St. Francis
• Man sentenced to more than 13 years for taking nude photos of teen
• Some C-TEC adult tuition fees increasing
• 'New concept' boutique opens in downtown Newark
• Proposed teachers' pension changes updated
• House approves budget bill absent tax plan
• Newark woman gets probation for forging judge's signature
• 2012 Pelotonia to pass through Licking County
• Month-long utility project to close Sharon Valley Road periodically
• Man given 2-year sentence for crash that killed brother
• Northridge Primary School kindergarten registration set for May 4
• Soldier on leave from Afghanistan visits pen pal
• My Place Childcare Center students conduct drive to help troops
• Newark Board of Education approves Apple contract
• Trial begins for man accused of photographing nude 14-year-old girl
• Licking Heights students propose drug testing for athletes
• Licking County unemployment rate falls
• Adopt a furry friend: Polar
• Parties face off in court over Ohio legislative maps
• Jop opening COTC Coshocton Campus -- Student Services Specialist. apply online
• Carry on.
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teenager
• Downtown hotel gets new look, new name, new ownership
• North Fork PRIDE earns honors at math competition
• Thompson animals declared healthy; quarantine-appeal hearing postponed
• Granville considers reinstituting utility director
• College fair anticipated to exceed last year's numbers
• Power outage knocks out traffic signals, causes jam
• New train carries adults, kids through Indian Mound Mall
• Newark man accused of stabbing brother during fight
• Fixed-route transit supporters lobby officials
• Cancellation for tonight: High School Options Recognition Ceremony scheduled at...
• Dear Monday, please stop sneaking up on me!
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Even coaching at OCC foe, Jeremy Johnson keeps eye on Newark athletics
• Hairdresser offers cancer patients encouragement, compassion
• Ohio highway construction delay carries own costs
• Reward offered for information about gun thefts
• Two injured in early morning crash on Ohio 310
• State laws allow drilling even where owners object
• Newark graduate Holland to appear on ESPN
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• First-grade teacher surprised with leadership award
• More older Ohioans heading back to school
• First 100 days: Mayor keeps hectic schedule
• Deputy suspended for taking pictures of topless women
• Reports: Newark officers punished for off-duty misconduct
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark toddler in fair condition after fall from roof
• Pataskala woman walks for MS cure
• Nonprofit group turns ill kids' bedrooms into special spaces
• Licking County Realtors honored
• YMCA expresses concern with concussion bill
• Captain America comes home to surprise sons
• Newark's Refuel founder dies after being pinned under truck
• Newark High School classes delayed by bomb threat
• Park National Corp. to repay government loan Wednesday
• Teenager, adult arrested on drug charges
• Man injured in Courthouse Square crash
• Child falls from two-story building
• Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District OKs fracking water deal
• Dor-Mar celebrates 50 years
• "The History of Soviet Film" and "Carnival Night"
• Human Services Club Bowling Fundraiser
• The Cheezies - Miami of Ohio Glee Club
• Faculty Lecture Series: Dana LaCourse Munteanu, Ph.D.
• Recycling NUTS Spring Meet & Greet
• Luck or skill? Dead Leprechaun Poker Club offers tournaments
• Segways save time for county's Port Authority
• Chocolate Fest promises to satisfy sweet tooth
• Woman helps sister, Heath store raise $1,800 for Licking County food pantry
• Suicides up in Licking County for 2011
• Newark High School to get iPads, laptops
• Witness: Girls used for prostitution in Nashville
• Casino reps defend finances to regulators
• Charges could be dismissed for girl who wrote hit list
• Bryn Du gardens concept fleshed out
• Group looks to improve Buckeye Lake water quality
• Reward offered for information about purse stolen at Heath Walmart
• Ohio considering workers' comp reform
• Dems blast effort to cut Planned Parenthood money
• Driver sustains minor injuries in South Sixth Street crash
• Miracles in Motion offers local help for local children
• Long-term unemployed keep hopes alive
• Some wary of fracking's effect on Licking County roads, resources
• AEP: New plan more fair for all customers
• Hanover event to help local cancer patient
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Human Services Club Meeting
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Intramural Co-ed Volleyball League
• Heisey Wind Ensemble Concert
• Human Services Club Volunteer
• Bond set at $200,000 for Newark man in teen sexual assault case
• Driver OK after semitrailer rollover
• Columbus man sentenced for role in Pataskala stabbing
• Barbershop chorus event this weekend to feature singing, comedy
• Man convicted in Denison student's death to be released
• New business blooms in downtown Newark
• Man approached Newark girl twice
• Park National Corp. reports income increase
• Newark native might soon get her statue
• Brine approved for use on Licking County roads
• Recycling NUTS General Meeting
• Entertain your Inner Child
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Walk n Wag Sign-up Day
• Walk n Wag Sign-up Day
• Q&A with Malian Actor and Activist Tiécoura Traoré
• Jop opening: Instructional Aids Associate. The Instructional Aides Associate as...
• Nursing home owner: Escapee was in a secured unit, blames media "hype"
• Licking County educators recognized for leadership, excellence
• Utica Elementary School PTO to host award-winning author
• Newark man pleads not guilty to assaulting gas station employee
• Neighbor rushes to aid of fire victim
• Water-sewer district urged to expand without increasing rates
• Gratiot residents to get Muskingum County water this year
• Partnership formed to promote economic development in Newark
• New downtown café open for business
• Budget tight, but Newark planning new fire station
• COTC Coshocton Campus -- looking resplendent with spring color!
• Cleveland mayor takes on teacher union over reform
• Biggers speaks about Trayvon Martin case
• Bike-a-thon to help buy supplies for Haiti school
• Play portrays child's view of Civil War experience
• Certified lactation consultant educates women about breast-feeding
• Energy companies: We need truckers
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Don't wait for Social Security check in the mail
• Newark fire chief: Staffing down, not service
• District mulling frack water deal
• Energy Cooperative election announced
• Scavenger hunt hosted in Granville
• Neighbors OK with Newark fire changes
• Adopt a furry friend
• County, state officials still bullish on $6M JRS investment
• Octagon Earthworks to be open today, Monday
• Fewer Ohio inmates being paroled
• Hopewell Federal helps food pantry
• Almost 400 attend egg hunt
• Heath man gets 4 years in prison for sexual assault
• Hat Day fundraiser helps with expenses for girl's surgery
• Heath officials seek to prevent future calamity
• Granville student arrested for possession of psilocybin mushrooms
• Ohio fires three prison guards over inmate suicide
• Pataskala library spending less, closing on summer Saturdays
• More eagles living in Licking County
• Club launched for women who want to give back
• Licking County preparing for fracking traffic
• Beautiful Friday -- weekend plans?
• Wind turbine goes up in Licking County
• 'Annie' set to premiere at Lakewood High School April 20
• Stroud caught after 17 hours
• Young farmers point out trials when starting out
• Newark family hoping son will get new heart
• Heath residents express questions, concerns about care center escapee
• Eyes on secured units after man's escape
• 300-foot buffer proposed for park drilling
• Granville outlines use of $1.9 million windfall
• Collision moves up cruiser purchase
• Locals 'geek' library week
• Student shares story at Jump Rope For Heart
• Residents discuss underage drinking
• Two gunmen rob Wehrle Avenue home
• Kirkersville house fire not intentionally set
• Man arrested for allegedly robbing 4 stores
• Sergeant promoted to Utica chief
• McGaughy receives Good Scout Award
• Report: Bowling Green Township resident punches would-be burglar
• School achievement tests to get tougher in 2014
• Photos: Airman Travis Lindner returns from Afghanistan
• Heath students coordinate 'One Day Without Shoes' event to raise awareness, funds
• Cancer survivor thanks daughter for being her champion
• New Orleans Saints receiver visits Newark classroom
• 5-vehicle crash closes part of Ohio 16 Tuesday
• Newark man sentenced for stolen check forgery
• Food pantry banking on Hunter's Night event to help rebuild supply
• Thorp appointed to be Licking County sheriff
• Area GOP members react to Santorum leaving contest
• Schools expected to receive portion of casino taxes
• Heath committee discusses block watch, safety levy with residents
• Missing dog sign controversy leads to council proposal
• 911 dispatcher "can't imagine doing anything else"
• LMH physician, team implement cutting-edge surgery locally
• Woman still in hospital after rollover crash
• Newark begins planning to replace two aging fire stations
• Underage alcohol use focus of Granville High School meeting
• Newark schools looking to give students laptops or iPads
• Licking Valley school board approves teachers' contract
• Recycling NUTS General Meeting
• Recycling NUTS General Meeting
• Intramural Co-ed Volleyball League
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Human Services Club Meeting
• Application deadline for the Autumn 2012 Ohio State Homecoming Court has been ex...
• Babies at the COTC Newark Campus!
• Update: Woman injured in Ohio 37 rollover crash
• Animals go virtual with popular webcam views
• Firefighters prepare for new challenge: burning oil wells
• Statewide texting-while-driving ban stalls in Senate
• Driver suspected of dragging Ohio police officer arrested
• After more than 50 years, local exterminating business going strong
• Remains of Ohio soldiers are brought back to U.S.
• Suspect in dismembering says he met woman online
• Judges chafe under new sentencing reforms
• Driver in serious condition after motorcycle crash
• Father's death, series of 'coincidences' changed sisters' lives
• Heath Lions Easter egg hunt a family tradition for many
• BMX riders concerned about upcoming changes at Flory Park
• Maxwell, Harris honored at Bionetics
• Quit line calls increase in Ohio, nation amid ads
• More dads leading PTA groups in Ohio, nationally
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio students save by starting college early
• Vandals plague section of Heath
• New Bake-n-Brew location caters to patrons in Utica
• Man helps others after struggles with drugs, crime
• Hebron on 3rd try in administrator hunt
• Officials dispute need for standard in hiring police
• Spaghetti dinner renamed to honor longtime director
• Licking Valley to vote on teachers' contract, raises
• Heath crash injures 3
• 11-year-old girl struck by vehicle released from hospital
• Investigators look for link between Delaware, Licking County fires
• How to Study and Prepare for Math Exams (for ALL Math Classes)
• Cultural Exhibit
• Heath pastor a late bloomer to work in ministry
• Mental Health America of Licking County delivers Easter baskets
• Three Ohio National Guard soldiers die in attack
• Hebron Area Business Association golf outing to help fund festival
• Master Gardener: Gardeners brace for battle with fungi
• Shale discovery could help to revive economy
• Census population report released; Ohio, area counties show slight increase
• Licking County fatal crashes down from 2011
• Newark, missing dog's owner seek sign deal
• Last chance! Nominate your favorite instructor for the Ohio State Newark Teachin...
• National Day of Silence
• Math Anxiety Workshop
• Great Performers Series presents Finnish-American Folk Duo Kaivama
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Find a job! Attend the Career Fair, Tuesday, April 10, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., in Aden...
• Hebron's 200-year event: 4.22 inches fell in 3 hours
• Benefit to help Newark boy who was hit by car
• Nonprofit group, volunteers getting facility ready to reopen Pataskala Municipal pool
• Hebron to expand fire station
• Granville addresses short-term EPA sludge issues
• Ohio justices debate legal consult for juveniles
• Perry County commissioner resigns
• Newark woman upset with lack of response to hotel fire
• Churches' Good Friday events to begin at the Square
• Federal judge rules in favor of execution
• Join us tonight at the COTC Knox Campus Open House, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. htt...
• Licking Sheriff Thorp set to 'double-dip'
• Mid-Ohio Food Bank begins plan to improve services
• Pataskala looks at creating project manager position
• Newark financial advisers aim to aid, inspire in new location
• New Ohio bill on Lake Erie water use considered
• Neighbor helps Newark woman out of smoky apartment
• Landlord found dismembered body in bathtub
• Heath school looks to new fence to keep playground clean, safe
• Dollar Tree coming to Deo Drive
• Church to host Easter services, breakfast event
• Adopt a furry friend: Lance
• Are you ready for semesters?? Don't wait! COTC's upcoming change to semesters...
• Newark dives into new activity at T.J. Evans Park
• Utica teen sentenced to probation for fatal crash
• Mayor, council honor hockey state champ Newark Generals
• Owner of missing Afghan hound upset with city about signs
• Police searching for two suspects in Kirkersville burglary
• Reward offered for information about stolen electronics
• Plans for proposed bicycle motocross track canceled
• Welsh Hills Cemetery backers seek contributions for marker
• Trio of road construction projects coming to a head this summer in Heath
• Second dispatcher sues Johnstown
• Welcome to Monday!
• LICCO employment specialist fills many roles for people she helps
• Police say road-rage incident led to shooting
• Geologists in Ohio map estimate of Utica Shale yields
• April fundraisers to be conducted for 2 Valley residents
• Skateboarder in fair condition Sunday night
• Fire destroys Kirkersville home
• Ohio schools switching from quarters to semesters
• Ship swallowed by Lake Erie, then by lake bottom
• March 2012 likely warmest March on record in the U.S.
• Cantata preview planned Sunday
• COTC, C-TEC work together to develop oil, gas training
• 5 arrested in death of dismembered woman
• More than 100 volunteers help clean South End of Newark during Spring Service Day
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Newark amends lease on house at T.J. Evans Family Park, charges renter for utilities
• Zoo's Reptile House gets upgrade
• Adopt a furry friend
• Injured teen returns to school shooting site
• $250K Mega Millions ticket sold in Newark
• Local wildlife group working to give back
• Congregation, community working to restore Hebron church after flooding
• Newark man hospitalized after accidental shooting
• Dog shot after killing puppy, charging officer
• Teen reports touching, conversation at job site made him uncomfortable
• Heath charter commission looks at mayoral succession, online records
• Brown and Mandel snagging big money for U.S. Senate race
• Man's police scanner habit leads to informative website
• Tornado touches down near St. Louisville; no damage
• Players bet close to $1.5B to win jackpot
• Happy Friday! Enjoy.
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Geology Club Organizational Meeting
• National Title Game
• Book Nook to close after almost 40 years
• Record lottery jackpot has many hoping for luck
• Spaghetti dinner on tap for Saturday in Hebron
• Ohio spent $96M on unused paid time off in 2010-11
• Planning is key if you win top prize
• Man hospitalized with gunshot wound
• Granville considers infrastructure financing mechanism for 2 areas
• Pataskala Chamber to host business visioning exercise
• Waste Away Systems to return to trash business April 1
• County not betting on windfall from casinos
• Ohio company provides this year's Final Four court floor
• Farmers consider modifying planting decisions
• Levy victory will help parks department plan ahead
• Township's fiscal officer closes out 28-year career
• Heath H.S. after prom 5K marks anniversary
• Woman sentenced for supplying pills for meth cooking
• Final Four floor makers courting perfection
• Johnstown wants issue that caused sinkhole to be fixed
• Warmer weather now isn't an indicator of a bad tornado season
• New executive director assumes post at United Way of Licking County
• Interested in applying for the 2012 OSU Homecoming Court? Check out this website...
• Flood-damaged Clay's Cafe set to reopen Thursday
• Ohio heroin abuse worsens; first-time users younger
• Cold snap unlikely to cause severe damage to Ohio fruit crops
• Tryouts for Newark's Got Talent competition to begin next week
• Man finds happiness, money through knapping hobby
• Newark man sentenced for pedestrian's death
• County, JRS owner still in dispute
• Many people still trying to get back on their feet after Hebron flooding
• Reward offered for information about Circle K robbery
• Licking County jobless rate unchanged
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Women's Volleyball Open Gym
• Golf Team Tryouts
• Golf Team Tryouts
• Golf Team Tryouts
• Golf Team Tryouts
• Eight companies to be in operation by end of year at New Albany business park
• Rhythm and Ribs to return June 16
• Ohio might pursue 'Stand Your Ground' legislation
• Reward offered for information about stolen tools
• Woman who fatally stabbed boyfriend seeks early release
• Downtown Newark garage catches fire
• Judge orders homicide suspect to pay $1M to family
• Johnstown company adding 29 jobs
• McClain excited about proposed Newark CIC
• Licking Valley school board president dies
• Titan Baseball vs Ashland University Club
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Lancaster
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio State University Club (9 innings)
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Baseball vs Miami University Hamilton
• Titan Baseball vs Lorain County Community College
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio State Mansfield
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Baseball vs Lorain County Community College
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Lancaster
• Titan University vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio State University Club (9 innings)
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio State Mansfield
• Titan Baseball vs Ohio University Chillicothe
• Welcome to spring quarter (Ohio State's last quarter ever)!
• Titan Softball vs Lorain County Community College
• Titan Softball vs Muskingum University JV
• Titan Softball vs Ohio University Lancaster
• Titan Softball vs Miami University Hamilton
• Titan Softball vs Clark State Community College
• Titan Softball vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Softball vs Ashland University Club
• Titan Softball vs Ohio University Chillicothe
• Titan Softball vs Lorain County Community College
• Titan Softball vs Muskingum University JV
• Titan Softball vs Miami University Middletown
• Titan Softball vs Clark State Community College
• Titan Softball vs Ohio University Zanesville
• Titan Softball vs Ohio Christian University
• We hope you enjoyed spring break! Have a great start to Spring Quarter.
• Gaming nights draw players from across region
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Runaway boys from Mount Vernon found in Newark
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Newark Circle K robbed at gunpoint
• Fifth-grader follows her dream
• Newspaper: Ohio has suspicious school test scores
• Section 8 bill roils housing reform debate
• Class taught by Licking Valley principal, superintendent recognized
• Kirkersville's paid officers fired from their past jobs
• Ill Newark toddler's bedroom gets extreme makeover
• Varied standards: Tracking poor cops challenging
• Kirkersville residents: Skyrocketing citations hurt community
• Pataskala resident joins Lepi & Associates
• Velvet Ice Cream president recognized as Women of Influence
• Thirty-One Gifts gets nomination for Employer Support Freedom Award
• Reese Ice Arena honors Hammer for contributions
• Birthday card shower requested for liver transplant recipient
• Exotic animal owners meet Saturday with state senator
• Newark attempted murder suspect can't stand trial
• Grand jury indicts Zanesville man accused of raping toddler
• Shakespeare given new spin in local comedy production
• 20th Century Flyer brings films to local stage
• Utica unites to help 11-year-old with cancer
• Audit: Gas lines tied to fracking lack oversight
• Call to police results in unrelated arrest
• Firefighters called for false reports of drowning
• Troopers, boss at odds about short sleeves
• Ohio adds jobs; unemployment dips
• Collegian makes transition from student to leader on GHS trip
• Council holds back on golf course protection recommendation
• Utica Shale issues not all easy to address
• Licking County officials mull plan for new cruisers
• Newark students take part in 'Hunger Games'
• Lakewood Area Ministerial Association helping Hebron flood victims
• Truck almost crashes into Hartford fire chief's house
• Crime Stoppers seek clues in jewelry theft
• Mount Vernon man charged for trying to sell fake pain pills
• Pataskala mayor asks ODOT to reroute oversized trucks
• WHIZ TV Zanesville on campus covering the Energy Summit. Watch for the segment o...
• Licking County Energy Summit being held today at the Reese Center.
• Duo working to establish new pizza business in Johnstown
• Northridge school district to buy modular units for fourth, fifth grades
• Buy a man at auction, help a wounded warrior
• Man admits causing fatal crash that killed brother
• Hebron pantry forced to move after flood
• Gen. McChrystal shares insights about campaigns
• Master Gardeners to present spring conference Saturday
• Granville taco restaurant wraps food in laid-back aura
• Truck's new hue another step in honoring Purple Heart recipients
• OSU expert: Warm winter may bring early insects
• Final Ohio 310 plan positions city, townships for grant funding
• Meet the Artist: Amanda Lewis (Young Artists Series)
• Panelists: Local action needed to rein in fracking
• Taste of Home brings fun to Granville
• Friends, family of 6-year-old raise money for playground
• Rangers, Holland agree on $28.5 million, 5-year deal
• Newark school district not renewing communications director's contract
• CVS robber drove a white truck
• City will not replace transit coordinator
• Ohio couple won settlement against soldier
• Pataskala sign code draws criticism
• Ohio tops states in metal theft claims
• We would like to thank all those who attended the Ariel Hall Dedication Ceremony...
• Intramural Bench Press Competition
• Outdoor Intramural 3 on 3 Basketball Tourny
• Intramural Mat Ball Tourny
• Denison student collecting school supplies for African village
• Zanesville man accused of raping 3-year-old girl in Licking County
• Relief fund to assist families affected by flooding in Hebron
• Home's enclosed patio catches fire
• Union Township man arrested after leading authorities on chase
• Granville school board to eliminate positions
• Reward offered for information about TVs, other items stolen from RVs
• Demand for green-friendly burials rising
• Chamber hires economic development director
• Commission to review changes to charter
• Human Services Club Meeting
• Job opening Payroll Department. The Ohio State University at Newark and Central...
• Ohio overhauls education with eye on college prep
• Stepping outside their realm
• Minor damage reported in fire at Roosters
• Jersey Twp. fiscal officer to step down after 34 years
• Funeral conducted for runaway found dead
• Winners, losers in Kasich's budget plan
• 4 GOP-appointed justices control health law's fate
• Ohio GOP in power struggle ahead of 2012 vote
• Cincinnati's 'Checkmate Bridge' draws all sorts
• Common Core Standards aim to transform education in Ohio
• Common Core setting a new education standard for Ohio
• House fire kills man, 3 boys
• Adopt a furry friend
• Two inducted Saturday into Licking County Agriculture Hall of Fame
• Annual Pathways to Quality Early Childhood Conference combines learning, fun
• Argument preferred form of combat for Democrat Jim Reese
• Officials: Cherry Valley interchange still top option; super street also being discussed
• Cub Scout siblings receive national award for rescuing half-brother
• Tree pest found in Granville
• Hollywood comes to Utica
• More voter awareness helps park levy pass
• Stop Mart robbed on Mount Vernon Road
• Four indicted in Wellington Avenue meth fire
• Columbus vocalist to be featured in Heisey Wind Ensemble Big Band concert
• YES Club mourns, remembers comrade
• Former county deputy recorder sentenced to three months in jail
• Volunteers come out in force to help at Hebron restaurant damaged by storm
• Newark man indicted on four counts of rape
• Join us on Tuesday, March 20 for the Ariel Hall Dedication Ceremony as we celebr...
• Spring break is here! Be safe and have lots of fun! :)
• Congrats!
• Hebron hammered by quick burst of rain, hail
• Woman freed from car stuck in foot of water
• New graduates celebrate self advocacy
• Spill leaves one lane closed on Interstate 70
• Granville High School band in Chicago St. Patrick's Day parade
• Rain floods Granville mobile home park
• Water receding, but damage remains behind
• Man shot by Ohio police charged with stabbing 4
• Aging Program plans move to new location in 40th year
• Licking County health department issues flood safety, clean-up tips
• Students -- see the reminder from the bookstore!
• To our tremendously hard-working students and faculty: A well deserved break is...
• Warmer weather now might result in problems later
• Changes coming to Longaberger Homestead for new season
• Parent posts threat on Facebook
• Man involved in crash released from hospital
• Township approves Comprehensive Plan
• Medical helicopter called for man who fell from horse
• Police: Man with 3 knives stabs 4 in Columbus
• Versus Bar and Grill in Johnstown opens today
• Newark man sentenced to almost 5 years for embezzling, tax fraud
• NCS discussing vacation day cash-out
• The Ohio State Newark/COTC bowling team is raising money for the Big Brothers Bi...
• Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate
• 2012 Career Fair The Office of Career Development & Experiential Learning Servic...
• Newark musician hopes to find a career in Nashville
• Effort under way to send Make-A-Wish recipient to Florida theme parks
• Adopt a furry friend: Tuesday
• Denison University's library houses rare literary works
• 'Pre-loved' furniture store opens in Newark
• Commissioners approve slight increase for 2012 county budget
• AP source: Kasich wants drilling tax hike
• Nail salon owner starts fresh after 2010 fire
• Johnstown-Monroe school board plans special meeting
• Book club for adults to meet Friday
• Only two more days of finals! What are your plans for spring break?
• Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
• Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
• Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
• Big Miracle/Wanderlust Double Feature
• Blood Mobile
• Student Leadership Awards Reception
• 2012 "Safe House" - Staring Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds
• OSU - COTC Golf Scramble
• The Vow
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Ebonye Horizons Presents: Showtime at the Reese (Talent Show)
• Family and Friends Day 2012
• Amir Eldan, faculty member at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music
• Joyful Noise
• Mission Impossible 4
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Blake's Poetry --- Free Reading
• Leadership Institute --- Campaign Management School
• Leadership Institute --- Campaign Management School
• Auditions: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
• Auditions: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Outside the Box --- Improv Troupe Performance
• Interested in a career in the health industry? Come to our Health Career Expo to...
• Spring Poetry Contest
• Fire investigator seeks details about Elmwood Avenue blaze
• Young canine following in dad's footsteps, serving Licking County Sheriff
• Reward offered for information about Hartford Township arsons
• Newark considers change in local rules for synthetic drugs
• Council: Newark committee debates raise for department head
• Newark man moves into house where eyesore once stood
• Granville Township first stop in comprehensive plan approval
• Event to focus on true Irish culture
• Care center residents help raise baby goats
• Licking County cities comply with records request
• Licking Valley athletes recognized for football, soccer
• Generals return to top for second title in four seasons
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Rock Hall in Cleveland almost done with renovation
• Ohio VA clinic paid $940K in cases over eight deaths
• Mild winter saves Ohio government millions
• Chefs plan to help shooting victims' families
• Men dominate in Ohio's legislative elections
• Aces of Trades: After 20 years, Heath salon going strong
• Western Licking employer focused on diversity
• Humane society prepares to launch fundraising campaign
• Crowd enjoys night of magic at Java & Jazz benefit fundraiser
• State Farm offering $25K grants to communities
• Caretaker worried proposed exotic animal ban would spark illegal sales throughout state
• BCI crime labs improve return time for evidence
• Several Licking County schools urged to file safety plans with AG
• Companies receive Clean Green Certification
• 12 local teachers receive grants
• Adopt a furry friend
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• Reward offered for information in Newark pharmacy robbery
• Heath man's woodcarving earns accolades
• Heath hotel fire likely electrical
• Pain pill doses down in parts of Ohio
• USDA offers rural areas grants for job creation
• Heath's Austin McDonald honored by LaSertoma
• Obama asked for disaster declaration in hard-hit areas of southern Ohio
• Medal of Honor recipient recounts military service
• Strong 3 months of hiring in U.S., unemployment still at 8.3 percent
• Newark man accused of robbing man of wallet
• Granville only 'A' school under new grading system
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• COTC students -- rock your finals!
• Granville Township considers open space acquisition
• County energy upgrades continuing
• Abandoned Newark house catches fire
• Missing Newark teen last seen Feb. 29
• Woman convicted of buying pills for meth cook
• Birthday balloons soar in memory of crash victim
• Mother forgives man who was sentenced for her daughter's death
• Norovirus confirmed in Pataskala nursing home illnesses
• Overdose deaths hit record in Ohio
• Electronic sign code raising questions in Newark
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• Pataskala mayor stepping in
• Heath man hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Blacklick man OK after rollover crash in Pataskala
• Sexual assault charges dismissed, expunged
• Teenager pleads not guilty in Watkins Memorial hit list incident
• Park report: Future bright, growth possible
• Licking County students recognize educators from districts, service center
• Kindergarteners celebrate World Read Aloud Day
• Romney win leaves questions about Ohio strength
• GOP's State Central Committee victory disputed
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Social Event
• Human Services Club Volunteer
• 8th time a charm for park issue
• Hit list found at Watkins Memorial; student arrested
• Flowers holds on for win in commissioner primary
• Police allege Newark man raped young girl
• Heath man in critical condition after Monday crash on Hebron Road
• Three released from hospitals after West Main Street crash
• Red Cross Hometown Heroes Breakfast honorees announced
• Northridge Power of the Pen students earn honors
• One-pot meth cooks gain popularity
• Romney edges Santorum in Ohio
• Intramural Bench Press Competition
• Attend our AutoCAD workshop on Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for a free,...
• Local Wounded Warrior dreaming big
• Romney targets Obama
• Decision on Northridge building coming soon
• Man flown to hospital after collision on Irving Wick Drive
• Moull-21st Street crash victims released from LMH
• Three injured in crash on West Main Street
• Five transported to LMH after crash
• Granville's historic Buxton Inn for sale
• Council approves jobless payments
• Wii Bowling Tournament Fundraiser
• Wii Bowling Tournament Fundraiser
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots Meeting
• Ohio's March 6th Primary Results
• The Human Services Committee Bake Sale
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Welcome to Monday. Have a good and productive week!
• History could repeat itself during GOP primary
• Concert planned to mark music month
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Licking Valley Middle School to perform musical comedy
• Kitchen fire damages Monroe Avenue home
• Licking County voters to decide several key issues
• Local school districts exploring using solar power energy
• Local MedFlight medic has enjoyed busy, challenging career
• Wind doesn't stop Ultimate tournament
• One year after fundraising began, 7-year-old recovering from surgery
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• House fire in northeast Ohio kills 4
• Adopt a furry friend
• Presidential hopefuls rally supporters in Ohio
• Library pitches in with Food for Fines
• Republicans facing off to challenge incumbent judge in fall election
• Tea partiers not as noisy, but still hope to be heard
• Space issues prompt Newark schools to end transfers
• Presidential hopefuls rally supporters in Ohio
• Republicans facing off to challenge incumbent judge in fall election
• Tea partiers not as noisy, but still hope to be heard
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• Coaches portrayed in 'Remember the Titans' tell tale at area event
• Boutique to bring beauty to cancer patients
• Man released from hospital after crash on U.S. 40
• Information sought about cash, cameras stolen from Subway
• Reward offered for information about Newark trailer theft
• Newark man accused of sexually assaulting 2 girls indicted
• Grand jury indicts woman accused of using daughter as designated driver
• Super PAC cash, ads reach Ohio
• Woman's emergency training helps save co-worker's life
• City questions unemployment for some former employees
• Meet the Coaches that inspired "Remember the Titans"
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• Friday!!
• 2012 Career Fair
• Buckeye Lake Brewery exceeds expectations
• Man injured in Newark assault
• Hebron narrows administrator search to 4
• High GOP turnout might hurt some ballot issues
• Sale of The Place Off The Square completed
• High GOP turnout might hurt some ballot issues
• Master Gardener: Garden learning opportunity coming March 24
• Reward offered for information about stolen Newark equipment
• Denison to host Chardon benefit
• Fallsbury Township crash causes minor injuries
• Teen charged as juvenile in Ohio school shooting
• Theatre Production: Play It Again, Sam
• Check out the new page for Ohio State Newark's Academic Advising office!
• Great article in today's Newark Advocate about the Legend Elementary diversity p...
• Taste of Home Cooking School coming to Granville
• Union Township fire ruled arson
• FFA sponsors farm-related relays
• Drunken-driving case imperils other cases across state
• Revitalization group plans South Newark cleanup
• Third-graders use art to celebrate diversity
• Kasich-DeWine dispute adds drama to central committee contests
• Newark man to serve 4 more days in jail for injuring child
• Former officer heads to arbitration with city concerning firing
• Food identified as source of one local norovirus outbreak
• Stop by the Warner Library today & tomorrow to see the work of Legend Elementary...
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• Stop by the Warner Library today & tomorrow to see the work of Legend Elementary...
• How's your leap day looking?
• Leap Day plans, anyone?
• Area woman accused of using daughter, 14, as designated driver
• Newark, Licking County work together for parking
• Four more years: Local residents mark Leap Day birthdays
• Play transports audience to the 1960s
• Northridge to present 'Oklahoma!'
• Heath police investigating Monday crash
• Questions remain in officer-related shooting
• Hospital breakfast touts 2011 accomplishments
• Woman sentenced for child endangering
• Prosecutor: School shooting suspect 'not well'
• Fresh off primary wins in Ariz., Mich., Romney takes on Ohio next
• Intramural Co-ed Volleyball Tourney
• Deputy-involved shooting sends 1 to hospital
• Newark hopes students will use school buses
• Panel at DU forum differs on safety of fracked wells
• 12th annual Arnold 5K Run/Walk planned
• Meet the candidates night planned Thursday
• Investigator confirms fire was meth-related
• Allman Brothers Band to headline music festival
• Reward offered for information about Newark burglary
• New pipeline route will avoid dense population
• Hopewell Drive bridge to be worked on in summer
• Hospital plans life-support class
• And the week begins!
• University Chorus presents Works of Haydn
• Bring your preschoolers to Hopewell 55 on Wed. 03/07, 1-2 pm, to celebrate World...
• Rule could cost child support debtors only income
• Country bluegrass concert planned
• Sports auction time changes
• 13-year-old in stable condition after bicycle-pickup truck collision
• Newark man out of hospital after house fire
• Today's fracking forum is first of three
• Ohio districts await Kasich's new school funding formula
• Library employee enjoys job's variety
• Local students meet STEMfest challenges
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Operation Feed fundraiser set
• Dinner to benefit fire department
• Spending, economy, jobs take center stage
• Newark residents OK after crash
• Newark man hospitalized after house fire
• U.S. college grads get older, shift workplace trends
• Operation Feed kicks off March 5
• Drug tests to get unemployment possible in Ohio
• Running over: Mild winter saves Heath, Newark salt, money
• Licking County, Pataskala landowner split over costs related to Job Ready Site
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Adopt a furry friend
• Midland director resigns, and search for replacement begins
• Report: Complaints against nurses are on rise
• National catalog uses Granville teen's art
• Fisher's Marina celebrates 100 years
• Sheriff's office, Utica EMS raising money for dispatcher's treatment
• From crime to coffee: Ex-detective starts business
• Heath couple raising three children from Ukraine
• Reward offered for information about Jacksontown break-in
• Fourth LMHS pediatrician recognized for exceptional immunization rate
• Ohio cities want to retain tax control
• Great article in today's Advocate about last night's campus Black Heritage event!
• Newark attorney suspended 6 months
• Attracting businesses key, county commissioner candidates say
• Developer dirt pile to move as plans progress
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• Feightner edges Flowers in campaign funds for county commissioner seat
• Spurgeon denies Hartless grievance
• Lakewood students encouraged to volunteer
• This round goes to customer: AEP rate increase reversed for now
• Norovirus likely cause of Granville illnesses
• Newark man among 4 indicted in Ponzi scheme
• Harlem Renaissance: Many Voices, One Sound!
• 9th Annual Black Heritage Dinner
• Student Research Forum
• OSU Newark Geology Club Meeting ft. Presentation on Burning Tree Mastodon
• Spring Break Bingo
• CAB (Campus Activities Board) Meeting
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Township to try money-saving resurfacing technique
• Local churches mark start of Lent
• Officer cited with traffic violation after crash
• Teenager injured in U.S. 62 crash
• Advocate owner announces growth strategy
• Newark to get jolt -- of caffeine
• Main Place awaits OK for apartment complex
• Power for Life lessons extend beyond assisting girls with homework
• World War II grenade causes stir in Newark
• Escaped prisoner caught in Fayette County
• FREE Movie: "Remember the Titans"
• Semester conversion is getting closer! The best thing you can do is create a pl...
• Applications now being accepted for the 2012-2013 Appalachian scholarship and th...
• Couple find love a second time
• Former Newark resident dies in motorcycle crash
• Newark students work together to help others
• Officials investigating illness after catered Bryn Du event
• Store owner speaks against Heath gift card proposal
• Newark's Hollander Pool reopening
• 2 Pataskala police officers crash responding to call
• Infant suffocates in parents' bed
• Man hospitalized after crashing into pole
• Couple sentenced for involuntary manslaughter, child endangering
• Intramural Mat Ball Tourney
• Mardi Gras
• Tonight- 6:30 P.M.- High School Options Information Night at the COTC Newark Ca...
• Pataskala Public Library trying again for voter support
• Altrusa donation assists local homeless shelter
• Utica native making film about challenges of eldercare
• Heath police warn residents about text message scam
• Former toxicologist denies wrongdoing in murder case
• Repeal of collective bargaining law draws contenders into Ohio primaries
• Analysis: Ohioans open their wallets for presidential contenders
• Heckman becomes 4th generation of Reese family at First Federal
• Girls make peace, now urge others to curb bullying
• Armstrong honors Glenn 50 years after his orbit
• Two job openings: Director of Development (Req # 366210) serves as the chief fu...
• Winegardner going strong as CEO of 4 companies
• Show offers wedding planning needs
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Police say baby, mother found dead
• Money woes might mean end for Ohio village
• Police find remains of Ohio girl missing in 1999
• Ohio looks up for grabs as GOP primary nears
• Annual celebration keyed to Harlem Renaissance
• More teens delay getting their driver's licenses
• Number of older drivers increasing because of aging population, better health
• Passersby save man from burning car
• Kids Conference plants seeds of learning
• Stimulus turns 3, provides help for the poor, less for construction
• Five 911 dispatchers disciplined in 2011
• Ohio father offers to pay for slashed tires
• Adopt a furry friend
• Second STEMfest! set for Feb. 26
• Local school districts make progress in Race to the Top
• 'Monique' opens at Licking County Players
• Dawes hopes to complete sustainable multi-use structure by mid-summer
• Jim Tressel among notables helping Million Dollar Dream
• Trooper arrested Friday for driving drunk, speeding
• Federal grant to help local 911 centers
• Superintendent: Renewal levy vital for Board of Developmental Disabilities
• Heath might ban pawn shops from buying, selling gift cards
• Union president: AFSCME lunch issue 'blown out of proportion'
• Springlike weather brings people to Buckeye Lake
• Have a great weekend!
• Rick Good and Shoefly
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots Meeting
• Meet Bill Yarbrough (Candidate for US Congress)
• Beat the winter blues at bluegrass concert
• Emergency crews respond to exploding target
• Granville open space backers still see land worth saving
• Lakewood grad opens chiropractic office
• Reward offered for information about New Year's Eve assault
• Cabela's plans first Ohio store in Columbus
• Knight saves the day by returning lost purse
• Meeting looks at owner groups, oil/gas drilling
• Newark Special Olympics athlete exhibits tenacity
• Park National completes sale of Florida-based Vision Bank
• FREE Movie: "The Muppets"
• Reminder! Muppet movie tonight @ 6:45 in Reese. Free for the whole family!
• Family adopts girl found wandering along road after earthquake in China
• County seeks leverage in pipeline location
• 85-minute lunches remain for some AFSCME workers in Newark
• Police: Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• Ohio could lose millions in federal highway funding under House bill
• Johnstown news: Boys basketball senior night is Friday
• Driver injured in Licking Township rollover crash
• Outville man, retired police officer remembered as 'a real good guy'
• Woman sentenced for buying meth chemicals
• Happy Wednesday -- halfway through the week!
• Winter weather still might loom
• $75,000 bond set for man accused of robbing former employer
• ODOT official: Cherry Valley/Ohio 16 safety still a concern
• Double wedding marks Valentine's Day at assisted living facility
• C-TEC staff members strive to be 'biggest loser'
• Pataskala Council clears path for road improvements
• NerkCon to bring local gamers together
• Book discussion stirs personal stories
• Heartland Bank loves new location
• Confused about the transition from quarters to semesters? Check out the My Switc...
• Golf Team Information Meeting
• Introspect Movie Night: What about Bob?
• Chat and Snack
• Weekly CAB (Campus Activities Board) Meeting
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Local florists log long hours readying for Valentine's Day
• Watts Restaurant celebrates 100 years
• Fired worker arrested in convenience store robbery
• As November vote approaches, provisional ballots still threaten trouble
• 83-year-old still a reliable volunteer for Salvation Army
• Granville schools might cut 18.5 positions
• Thornville man stable after crashing into parked vehicles
• Hollander Pool reopens, if council OKs deal
• Dismissed dispatcher reinstated after settlement
• Newark schools suspends pay-to-participate fees
• 12th District Congressional Debate
• Logarithims --- Math Workshop
• Muppet movie showing this Thursday! 6:45 p.m. in the Reese Center. Free family-...
• Ceramics business doubles as creative outlet
• Sweetheart dinner, auction planned
• A Night for Hearts set for Saturday
• Licking Valley girls team rewards its No. 1 fan
• A shrinking Cleveland aims to attract newcomers
• Ohio keeps eye on bridges missing extra support
• Pickup truck hits snow plow, killing teen
• Outside groups fund millions in TV ads in Ohio Senate race
• Arson, accidental blaze test church's faith
• Streamlining the state's work force development efforts easier said than done
• Art from the Heart makes learning about health fun
• Brucker & Kishler Funeral Home hosts grief recovery event
• Deadlines loom on health care law
• Park National Bank CEO pictured teaching career
• Most children aren't ready for kindergarten
• Reward offered in Heath credit card theft
• Thurston woman killed in crash
• U.S. 62 crash injures 5
• Awareness, action key to keeping heart strong
• Utica's Watts turns 100
• Etna Township officials withhold CIC funding
• Bond set at $20K for man accused of burglary while high
• Buckeye Lake man accused of stabbing relative in foot
• Local officer named state Trooper of the Year
• Driver in fatal crash given home stays for good behavior
• Millersburg man cited for Ohio 16 rollover
• Beer venture brewing in Heath
• Hartless seeks reinstatement to Newark Police Department
• Somali Meet and Greet Day
• TAPROOT DEADLINE EXTENDED! We are extending the deadline for submissions for Tap...
• Heisey Wind Ensemble Concert
• No Hate Poetry Contest
• Weekly CAB (Campus Activities Board) Meeting
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Snow on the way! Better makes sure there's an ice scraper in the car now!
• Illusionist uses magic to inspire wonder, touch lives
• Warrior Challenge pushes participants
• Woman OK after Ohio 16 rollover
• Downtown Newark hotel sale expected soon
• Newark teen critically injured when car strikes bike
• Bill would repeal new Ohio election law
• No one hurt in Hartford Township barn fire
• Union Township crash splits car in two
• Woman shares her 'heart truth' at Heart Truth event
• Several nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• Semesters are coming! Are you ready? Thanks to Professor Scott Wilson and his cl...
• Assistance, screenings offered for farmers with arthritis
• Public works committee seeks representatives
• Historical society presents Love Songs Concert
• 8-year-old Granville pianist wins international competition
• 2 girls report man asked them to perform oral sex
• Former service director seeks city records
• Ohio primary win critical for Santorum
• Newark man accused in burglary had used bath salts
• Sudden oil, gas activity surprises Licking County residents
• Cold, flu prevention 101: Wash your hands
• Make A Valentine!
• Newark campus of OSU/COTC prepares for semester conversion
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Reynoldsburg man charged in connection with high-speed chase
• Arrest made in scrap metal theft
• Ohio Gov. Kasich touts education, broadband in State of State
• Licking County residents concerned about planned ethane pipeline
• Adopt a furry friend: Timber
• Ohio bill to regulate exotic animals not yet ready
• Pataskala sets road improvement plan
• Park's Ohio banks post record income
• We have two events taking place tomorrow. Click the links below to find out more...
• Great Black Heritage event coming up on the 23rd! Music, dance, poetry of the H...
• Motorcyclist flees Heath police, crashes
• Emails help schools alert parents to presence of communicable diseases
• Grow Licking County elects officers, sets meetings
• Newark man sentenced to more than a year in prison for Circle K robbery
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information about Hanover arson
• Granville man arrested after brief chase through village early Sunday
• 2 treated at Licking Memorial after Ohio 16 westbound crashes
• Newark to amend lease of T.J. Evans Park house
• Longaberger showrooms boost company sales
• State Farm to add employees in Newark
• LICKING VALLEY SCHOOLS
• From relief to despair: Varying views of jobs data
• Hydraulic fracturing meeting planned
• Analysis: Romney win leaves rivals few options
• Flemming named Citizen of the Year
• Ohio prison wardens get raises amid reorganization
• Pros, cons for Kasich of speech outside Statehouse
• Schreckengost design museum in Cleveland on hold
• Park district supporters working for levy win
• Award-winning advertising and marketing firm thriving
• Leadership Institute --- Youth Leadership School
• Newark High students may get some busing back
• More changes to Ohio's school system likely
• Soldier returns from Afghanistan
• U.S.-owned foreclosed homes may be sold for rentals
• Newark schools to drop activity fees
• Adopt a furry friend
• Lawyer to Ohio justice: Skip death penalty cases
• Cleveland Clinic, school to study brain injuries
• Volunteer groups clean up Blackhand Gorge
• Derby days
• Leadership Institute --- Youth Leadership School
• Groundhog Breakfast speakers: Business mixed, education up
• Ohio moves to shut juvenile homes in 2 counties
• Newark man indicted in Speedway robbery
• Fire extinguished on McCoy Drive
• ODOT employee failed to get competitive bids, fire system inspections
• Licking Valley student aces the American Legion Americanism and Government Test
• City might remove light at Quentin, Mount Vernon
• Hudson Avenue residents concerned about speeding
• Locust Street improvements set to begin
• Johnstown, California men share story of World War II liberation
• COTC Board of Trustees Vice Chair John Hinderer, a.k.a. the Groundhog, at this m...
• Dr. Coe speaking as part of the economic forecast panel at this morning's Lickin...
• Lakewood after prom meeting planned
• Students celebrate creativity during Catholic Schools Week
• Pataskala officials concerned about lack of funding for roads
• Committee approves Granville Comprehensive Plan
• Newark man out of hospital after crash
• Man sentenced to 5 years for making meth near child
• Ohio Senate considers limiting smoking in cars
• Second attempted child enticement incident reported in Newark
• Thirty-One Gifts announces layoffs
• 'Too many strikes': Newark officials fire Hartless
• Faculty Lecture Series: Robert Hughes, Ph.D
• Beloved camp canine leaves behind memories
• Pinewood Derby winner sets track record
• Newark man sentenced for Pataskala stabbings
• Fourth quarter campaign finance reports released
• Southwest Licking utilities rate hike approved
• Girls report stranger offered ride on West National Drive
• Heath man sentenced for violating diversion in sex case
• Alexandria residents face water rate hike
• County leaders to look at fund requests
• Quick thinking saved lives, police say
• FREE Showing of "Footloose"
• Recycling NUTS General Meeting
• Welcome to February! We have many upcoming events this month, including tonight'...
• High winds propel grass fire at Newark Area Soccer Association complex
• State-owned aircraft grounded over safety concerns
• New astronomy club exploring the night sky
• Car crashes into Newark fire station
• Police say local man stabbed himself
• Advisory council backs delays in Ohio road projects
• Ohio looking to educate on dangers of prescription drugs
• Man gets 15 years for sexual assault of two girls
• Fields, roads, bats could be affected by pipeline project
• Man kills self outside bar
• Intramural Cornhole Tourney
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• How are you enjoying the spring-like weather?
• Local groups promote science, tech learning
• Residents, government work together, save money
• Police chase ends in driver's escape
• Exchange students enjoy change in culture, weather
• Northridge principals' salaries, duties increase
• Leopard euthanized after injury at zoo
• Information sought about fraternal break-ins
• Man who was stabbed listed as fair
• Grandparent scam resurges in county
• Financing district proposed in downtown
• Ohio 79 lane closures scheduled for Wednesday
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Recycling NUTS General Meeting
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Bake Sale
• Monday -- please be kind! And the week begins -- let us know how your week is be...
• Allee celebrated for helping local families for 14 years
• Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Invoices: Casino consultant billed Ohio for $1.5M
• Crash causes power outage
• Newark man hurt in crash
• State seeks to get more kids in food program
• Ohio Nature Education hopes to build animals new homes
• Ex-governor gets spring fellowship at Harvard
• Sixth-grader organizes charity fundraiser
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Freshman participation takes a hit at Newark
• Heath: Finding its identity
• Licking County reveals top books, picks
• Crews try to stabilize casino collapse site
• Ohio gets new software to better track emergencies
• Ohio to promote teamwork between local governments
• Newark police investigate stabbing
• Newark campus program focuses on gifted students
• Businesses oppose proposed Ohio fraud legislation
• Adopt a furry friend
• Central Ohio pawn shop buys Purple Heart, seeks out owner
• Ben Franklin event caps week focused on diversity
• Granville art show to showcase students' talents
• Ghosts -- yes, ghosts -- lead to conviction
• Franklin Township couple displaced by fire
• Local family determined to locate lost Afghan hound
• SWL board plans to borrow for new classrooms
• Licking County United Way pledges increase in 2011-12
• Hartless hearing tentatively set for Wednesday
• New contracts to aid Hebron's ArmorSource
• FREE Ice Skating
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots Meeting
• Plans for the weekend, anyone?
• Ensemble Les Delices
• Taproot seeks submissions! the annual Ohio State Newark journal of creative w...
• C-TEC students test skills at Zen Garden
• FedEx threats land Newark officer on desk duty
• Medical helicopter service adds St. Louisville location
• Break-ins reported at 3 fraternal organizations
• 3 charged in Buckeye Lake heroin activity
• Newark man accused of robbing local Speedway
• Most Newark crime down in past year
• Heath resident acquitted of allegations in injured baby case
• Strength of a family, support of a community
• County buys building to store records
• Tri County Strategic Meeting for 2012
• Dr. Coe speaking on 10TV news about COTC's educational partnership with casino.
• Students blasting off to Space Camp
• Bond set at $10K for man accused of robbing accomplice's girlfriend
• Newark man accused of fleeing authorities, hitting police car
• Bond increased for woman accused in fatal shooting
• Miller Library likely to get face-lift
• Newark plans to renew health district plan
• Detectives arrest 4 in Buckeye Lake heroin raid
• Hospital planning breastfeeding class
• Park board thanks longtime volunteer
• Newark man sentenced to 8 years for break-ins
• Weekly CAB (Campus Activities Board) Meeting
• In an announcement made today, COTC will provide non-gaming training for Hollywo...
• Fire damages Newark home
• Trial starts for Heath resident charged with injuring baby
• Car hits house after two-car crash
• Day Y Noche seeks liquor license once owned by Del Mar
• Study: Job growth follows growth in wireless broadband
• Adopt a furry friend: Joan
• Eastman to stay on elections board
• Granville police investigating possible rape
• Buckeye Lake officer placed on leave
• Licking County dispatcher dismissed; union files grievance
• Intramural 3 Point Shootout
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• "The Gifted Brain: New Discoveries in How Smart Kids Learn" - RESCHEDULED! Satur...
• Congratulations Joel!
• Boy, 11, inspires others to donate to Locks of Love
• Utica Community Bloodmobile planned Feb. 2
• 91-turbine wind farm approved for Ohio
• Heath exploring adding water service outside of city
• Fatal fire burned for half-hour before 911 call
• New director brings energy to Vintage Voices
• Ohio to be 'big prize' in Super Tuesday election
• County CIC secures funding, leaders
• Information sought on man wanted for drug trafficking
• Few Ohio lawmakers predicting significant legislative accomplishments this year
• Gov. Kasich outlines JobsOhio's next moves
• Denison's MLK Day outreach hits on empowerment theme
• Chat and Snack
• Interested in Digital Media Design? Attend the Free Expo tomorrow night at the C...
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Buckeye Visit Day today. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Fundraiser planned for man injured in ATV crash
• In video, Rep. Giffords gives firm, touching farewell
• Santas from Ohio, Michigan meet to recap holidays
• Leader wants to recognize college benchmarks
• Ohio prisons study link between violence, tobacco
• Highway project delays likely to cost drivers
• Ohio nuclear plant woes in middle of U.S. House race
• Strong winds on tap for today
• Class series to help diabetics
• Newark woman dies after residential fire
• Licking Memorial midwives keeping busy
• VA records absent from drug monitoring program
• Tradition, longevity of careers stand strong in Heath school district
• Legislators could provide ODOT with stability, but not more cash
• For some, school tax rates rise after home values fall
• Housing market stats leave plenty of questions
• Winter storm largely spares Licking County
• Workers dismantle Ohio barn to rebuild, restore it
• Carbone named to board
• Money offered to help save huge, old Ohio flagpole
• Senior centers around Ohio struggle for money
• Winter storm warning ends early
• Denison University to devote a day to Martin Luther King Jr.
• Leadership Institute --- Youth Leadership School
• Renewal levy would aid Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities, Heath offices
• Northridge to decide whether to lease or build new intermediate school
• Culverts under Marne Road replaced
• Granville police receive report of sexual assault on 13-year-old girl
• Fire destroys Newark house under renovation
• Unemployment falls as more workers end job searches
• Police: Two dead in Johnstown murder-suicide
• Wolf runs loose in Newark for hours, now out of city
• Applications are now being accepted for next year's Student Ambassador program!...
• Have you visited our events page? There are multiple events happening soon, incl...
• Poll: Voters divided about heartbeat bill
• Granville woman opens first Real Deals on Home Decor franchise in state
• Local high schoolers to participate in annual anti-abortion march
• Grill on Ohio 79 might open in spring
• Woman out of hospital after crash
• Newark police seek man who robbed Speedway
• Granville Public Library gets new logo, goals
• Excel founder, family sue board over bingo
• Police chase man on Newark's north side
• Woman sentenced for air-gun burglary
• Newark man gets 2 years in prison for assaulting friends
• Man sentenced to 4 years for meth lab
• Ohio takes two-track approach to health reform
• Woman sentenced to more than 8 years for Heath break room thefts
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Alpha Phi Alpha honored
• Delay shouldn't hinder nearby highway projects
• ODOT searching for project funding
• Businesses: Pataskala utility rate hike a burden
• Local temperatures make ice skating in Johnstown rink difficult
• Weekly CAB (Campus Activities Board) Meeting
• Musician --- Caleb McGinn
• 3rd Annual MLK Commemoration
• Learn more about COTC's Open House Event at the Pataskala Campus this Saturday f...
• Third annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration, tonight, 5:30 - 7 p.m.,...
• New section of Newark High School opens
• After three years, search continues for Dondi Hickman's killer
• Cherry Valley interchange likely delayed 2 decades
• 4 arrested in connection with Newark meth lab
• Newark to pursue federal grant
• Police: Woman who shot boyfriend acted in self-defense
• Firefighters quickly extinguish Kirkersville kitchen fire
• Investigation into Zanesville animal case complete
• U-turn triggers Heath crashes
• Licking Heights Central student accused of selling pills at school
• Bowling with the Buckeye Business Club
• Directions Gay/Straight Alliance Meeting
• Intramural 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney
• Back to class on this rainy day!
• Granville man helped form King holiday as 'day on'
• Farm coddles cows with waterbeds
• Local women start coat drive as competition; more than 1,000 collected
• Inaugural Feed the Dream initiative exceeds expectations
• ArmorSource CEO Dickson dies
• Reynoldsburg shooting ruled a homicide
• Fleek Avenue home damaged by fire
• Abortion issues in the spotlight in Ohio
• King legacy honored at annual breakfast
• LongHorn Steakhouse opens doors in Heath
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Ohio says less state park trash means less litter
• Bus carrying marching band catches fire in Ohio
• Community gathers for event in honor of Martin Luther King
• Jon Duck writes song to be featured in upcoming movie
• Armless teacher says he trusts his 'wings'
• Man electrocuted while checking crash site
• Kasich to announce job training initiative
• Foreclosure prevention changes could help Ohioans
• Terminally ill woman dies on day of son's funeral after shooting
• Voter registration drive created to honor civil rights leader
• Buddhism forum offers insight to religion, practices
• Bargain Advocate: Why you should budget, how to start
• Heath: Where people come to work
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Reynoldsburg
• Jackson surprised T.J. Evans house an issue
• Transportation consolidation leads to efficiency
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Boy Scouts compete in Klondike Derby
• Bionetics honors three employees
• Latest saga another episode in ongoing car trouble
• Pathways staffer uses facts, humor to reach out to Licking County youths
• Heath news: First-grader honored for acts of kindness
• Newark official: Response to 1st snow goes well
• Department of Energy offers help for Ohio uranium enrichment research
• Newark church plans King rally
• Players' ensemble doesn't stray
• Painter shines light on area landscapes
• Trustees fear perceived conflict of interest harming open space program
• Snow closes schools, causes car crashes
• Weathervane welcomes new managing artistic director
• Apply to be an RA (Resident Assistant)
• A Week of Community Service
• In order to ensure reliability of various critical systems, ITS will be performi...
• Campus will be closed Monday January 16th for MLK day.
• "The Gifted Brain: New Discoveries in How Smart Kids Learn" - Saturday, Jan. 21,...
• Woody Allen's Short Stories --- FREE Reading
• As a current COTC student or employee, your college email address is already inc...
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots Meeting
• Cars, liquor drive higher sales tax revenue in Licking County
• Newark 22-month-old undergoing cancer treatment
• Tobacco cessation program planned
• National Road yard sale nearing
• Morrow County detective 1st Ohio recipient of Congressional honor
• 3,000 littered panties will be used for cancer awareness
• Granville considers simplified sign code
• Newark Catholic students pull out all the stops with 'Les Mis'
• Newark man to serve time for stealing friend's property
• Interested in becoming a RA (Resident Assistant) for the 2012-2013 school year?...
• Schedule announced for Granville-hosted ecological farm group conference
• Rents heading higher for third year in a row
• Teen sentenced to probation for June chase
• Licking County Crime Stoppers rewards down in 2011
• Nude photos found on school-issued computer
• Pataskala man who struck bicyclist found guilty of traffic offense
• Newark mayor: Talks between city, school key to success
• Ohio representative's plan could quicken commute
• Frost to represent Newark's 5th Ward; Mercer is treasurer
• Granville groups turning day into community service project
• CAB Meeting
• Happy Ruby Tuesday Wednesday!
• Bridge on move in Eden Township
• Newark billboards highlight future high school graduates
• Introduction to Buddhism event to be offered
• Accounting error might lead to more cuts
• Licking County Foundation announces grants
• Coshocton woman treated, released after crash
• Bennington Township man accused of assaulting neighbor over dog
• Newark schools program aims to help at-risk kids
• Adopt a furry friend: Stumpie
• Man doesn't let cerebral palsy keep him from karate milestone
• 2012 Berlin Study Abroad info session: Wed. Jan. 11 @ 1 p.m. in the Warner Cente...
• Buckeye Business Club Meeting
• COTC job postings: Division secretary, academic affairs - associate degree in se...
• Campus Access Committee Meeting
• Four dead after shooting in Hocking County
• City offers house in exchange for work
• 140-year-old bridge getting new lease on life
• Feds reimburse Ohio for flooding repairs on roads
• Newark man accused of laundering drug funds
• Longaberger Co. workers put on furlough
• Longtime WCLT owner Robert Pricer dies
• Pataskala teenager says he's lucky to be alive
• Man fails to rob Utica store with toy gun
• Man sentenced to almost 5 years for making meth
• Woman treated after minor crash on Licking Valley Road
• Habitat for Humanity Meetings
• Introspect (Psychology Club) Meeting
• Heath's first six decades packed with change
• Library has new digs
• School tax collections increase
• Ohio county plans fund to fight injection wells
• 2011 crashes down, but fatalities up
• Keefe honored by Frank Frye Real Estate
• Snedden opens Heath chiropractic center
• Hopewell Federal adds part-time teller
• House incumbents face 'astounding' number of primary challenges in Ohio
• Ohio changes subsidized child care tracking system
• Ohio: Cincinnati can't administer STD grants
• Tiger cubs going on display at Toledo Zoo
• Pelotonia to shift away from southeast Ohio
• New year good time to get fit with Heath Recreation and Fitness Center
• Watkins grads working with Pacific island residents to save reefs
• Hebron baby was county's first of 2012
• Rep. Bill Hayes focused on education measures in 2011
• Woman sentenced to 9 years for Good Samaritan scams
• 2 Licking County Blockbuster locations closing
• Sheriff's office launches online crime-mapping tool
• Licking County road worker killed by falling tree
• Pataskala man cited with OVI after hitting bicyclist
• Echo is a 'terrier' on show circuit
• Well owner undertakes study after earthquakes
• Former Pataskala mayor Bruce Baird dies at 73
• Board rules against protest of Feightner candidacy
• Jobs are Pataskala mayor's top goal
• Adams won't seek Newark council appointment
• Granville woman honored for progress in eating disorder prevention, awareness
• Closing in on the end of the first week of classes -- how's it going?
• Ohio in spotlight as 2012 presidential race heats up
• Traffic light near John Clem Elementary may be removed
• Pataskala boy hit by car while riding bike
• Ice skating rink returns to town square
• Dog warden faces animal cruelty charges
• School board to allow homeschooled kids into activities
• Heath Panera Bread to open in spring
• Radon's link to lung cancer still uncertain
• Gun residue found on exotic animal owner's hand
• 10TV, Time Warner reach agreement
• Republicans prepare for Newark council appointment
• Every Wednesday through May 2012 is now RUBY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY! Either present...
• Students began winter quarter classes yesterday in the newly renovated Ariel Hal...
• 10TV-Time Warner dispute likely to raise cost for consumers
• Welcome Back Bingo
• Hayes, Lenzo lead Pataskala city council after split votes
• Granville Studio of Visual Arts features youth creativity
• Ellington challenges Feightner's residence
• Heath council hears updates on Thornwood, Ohio 13 projects
• Coroner wants Virginia LeFever's lawsuit dismissed
• Ohio quakes could incite shift in fracking policy
• Former Alexandria mayor fired from clerk of courts post
• New mayor puts focus on communication, teamwork as council talks of cooperation
• Madison Township aims to fill zoning posts
• Welcome to winter quarter!
• Winter quarter begins today! Welcome back students!
• Grandson's overdose launches man's crusade
• Local Humane Societies in need of donations
• Snow, ice make for slippery roads Monday
• A walk in the snow
• Book celebrates Thornville's 200-year history
• Newark family thankful for son's heart transplant
• Heavy lake effect snowfall expected in NE Ohio
• $1.4M grant for ash trees awarded to Ohio, Mich.
• Ohioan accused of stabbing another man's eyes
• Comedian takes office as mayor of Ohio town
• Repairs to closed Ohio River bridge speeding up
• Expert: Wastewater well in Ohio triggered quakes
• Muskingum Humane Society checks horses, dogs at Thompson farm
• Campus closed today (Mon Jan 2). Winter quarter begins Tue Jan 3!
• History museum exhibit to include '50s house
• Tiny town now a shadow of former active scene
• Lake Erie ports look to host tall ships in 2013
• Troopers report fewer Ohio traffic deaths in 2011
• Exotic animals on legislative to-do list
• Man killed in crash on Linnville Road
• Manna Market owner aims to lower prices, lift spirits
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• State reviewers praise Valley school district
• Games Slayter key figure in developing fiberglass as an insulating material
• Newark Jimmy John's opens
• 12 key issues for Ohio in 2012
• Union contracts, benefits dominated year's headlines
• New amusement park boss looks beyond big thrills
• Mom says baby worth legal fight with church
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohioan offers free cars if Browns blank Steelers
• Church, friends helping McKnight family
• Granville club helps cancer patients
• New Year's Eve event planned at church
• WBNS denies extension in Time Warner dispute
• Ohio's redistricting prompts dropped bid
• Anti-abortion group's amendment clears hurdle
• Crash sends Pataskala couple to hospital
• Newark putting in new meter readers
• Licking County sheriff may draw pension, serve
• Utica grad to bike 3,900 miles for purpose
• Current students: The University System of Ohio is hosting a Website Design Con...
• Beshear, Daniels reach agreement on bridges
• Licking County spared any Sears, Kmart store closings
• Fun with free throws
• Unions, county resolve contracts
• New state laws tackle variety of issues
• Time Warner, 10TV could affect CBS feed
• Licking County budget sees slight bump
• Hall takes oath, assumes office Sunday
• Fireworks disturb Price Road area
• Ohio woman charged with murdering her grandmother
• Science the focus of No Nog event at Works
• Newark budgets go 2 for 3
• Newark mayor-elect selects development director
• Kucinich opposing veteran Democrat in Ohio primary
• Park district approves interim budget
• Woman jailed, gets probation for stabbing boyfriend in back
• 16-year-old girl OK after crash into water-filled ditch
• Library circulates millionth item of the year
• Measure calling for drug testing of welfare recipients drew attention to Schaffer
• Out and in: Alexandria mayor resigns, accepts clerk of court post
• Ohio prisoners help make pound dogs more adoptable
• Man killed in plane crash was active in community
• Two apprehended after Township Road break-ins
• Female Denison student wants lawsuit over sexual assault dismissed
• Pataskala pushes for downtown revitalization
• Lawmaker's year included efforts for child protection, repeal of estate tax
• Report: Almost $439K spent on Ohio governor's mansion
• Newark man denied parole
• Newark man accused of distributing 36,000 pounds of pot
• Newark council to mull 2012 budget
• Blood donations needed in region that includes Licking County
• Police officers replace childrens' stolen gifts
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Celebrating Visit a Nursing Home Week can bring joy
• Ohio's Republican lawmakers not declaring allegiances
• Hebron firefighter to retire after 40 years
• Gas drilling boom good news for Ohio sand firms
• Police seek information about money stolen from local business
• Madison township trustees to have year-end meeting
• Pair sell alpacas after 1 is stolen, beaten to death
• Third person dies after plane crash
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead after Ohio house fire
• Cleveland gets first roll of dice in Ohio
• New law could be a boost for craft brewers
• One extricated, taken to hospital after crash
• Licking Valley High School students organize project for troops
• Political divisions about Iraq war remain
• Newark gets $50,000 brownfield grant
• Local dentist goes above and beyond
• Christmas party brings smiles
• After 42 years, Noble preaching last Christmas sermon
• Adopt a furry friend
• Man arrested after bag causes scare outside bookstore
• Cincinnati's American Sign Museum gets new home
• 1941 fruitcake in Ohio auctioned for $525
• A few more words on the year
• After year, Kasich's jobs record mixed
• Newark couple dedicated to annual Christmas light display
• Heath couple challenging property value increase
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Licking County 4-H band founder dies
• Man accused of abusing child released from jail
• Newark firefighters help make Christmas bright with annual toy assistance
• Survey helps sheds light on forest-damaging bug
• Local churches plan Christmas services
• Christmas in the Rockies: enchanting reality
• Granville district's State of Schools report mostly positive
• Police report possible sexual assault of Denison student
• Santa Claus is coming with help from NORAD
• Campus will be closed Mon Dec 26 - Tue Dec 27. Happy Holidays!
• Quiet on campus while the students are on break. Remember, all COTC campuses wi...
• Judge releases man convicted in drug overdose deaths
• Elks prepare annual Hoop Shoot event
• Christmas acts as showcase for antique dealer
• Financial aid information night planned
• Key Pataskala location dressing up more for Christmas
• AAA expects slight jump in holiday travel
• Gas tubing fires linked to lightning a concern
• Sheriff: Report won't end speculation in Zanesville's exotic animal tragedy
• Newark budget could be approved next week
• Klein won't get to play in bowl as OSU senior
• Students write letters to Santa
• Council advised to remove time element from temporary signs rule
• Church's Christmas Shop grows with demand for holiday help
• Ohio could profit from sending cattle to developing nations
• Granville opposes centralized collection of municipal income taxes
• Anemic population growth, low birth rate continue in Ohio
• Troopers work to keep Ohio road deaths to less than 1,000 for year
• Prospects for a white Christmas slim as central Ohio breaks precipitation records
• Electricity bills rise 33 percent in 5 years
• Local teams take part in Ohio Model U.N.
• Sheriff: Ohio Amish girl's death likely accidental
• Book gives ex-Ney staffer closure
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day to be focus of food drive
• Friday open house a popular attraction in Pataskala
• Officials step down after new Alexandria mayor's election
• County unemployment rate at 3-year low
• Families adjust after fire as Christmas approaches
• Drivers OK after Friday night Interstate 70 crashes
• Pataskala woman injured in crash
• Granville teachers appeal suspension of licenses
• Columbus couple accused of shoplifting arrested after two-mile police chase
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information about Newark burglary
• Newark board counters offer for North Elementary lot
• Hebron Road construction could be set back
• Family, community mourns loss of child to infection
• Democrats hope for campaign edge on tax issue
• Facebook page matches needs with donations
• Aces of Trades: State Farm manager attempts to make work enjoyable
• Drilling in 2012: Fewer leases; production up
• Kasich used plane more than predecessor
• Friends gather in memory of Terry Thompson
• Local woman to appear on 'The Price is Right'
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Licking Valley Local School District adopts families in need
• Utility regulations benefit companies
• Licking County roads ice up, causing crashes
• Pataskala residents injured in crash in Fairfield County
• Chain-reaction crashes on I-70 under investigation
• Timbuk Farms snow machine helps add to family-friendly atmosphere
• Newark Sunday school helps people in need
• Robots, Legos teach teamwork, problem solving
• Accidental deaths increase linked to overdoses
• Longtime Salvation Army board member honored
• Report: Payday lenders circumvent law
• Newark mayor's mixed legacy
• I-70 crashes send 4 to hospitals
• Eagle Scout fundraiser planned at City Barbeque
• Grand jury indicts man accused of abusing toddler
• Newark man accused of selling cocaine
• Newark man sentenced to 7 years for shootings
• Coshocton firm may open Granville location
• Inmates settle into Ohio's new death row
• Halliburton may bring 300 jobs to Zanesville area
• Ex-Licking County deputy recorder indicted in theft
• Student dies from strep bacteria
• Jobless rate drop comes with catch
• That's tomorrow, 1:45 - 3:45 p.m. in the Alford Performing Arts Hall to watch th...
• Come and learn what FIRSt LEGO League is all about by watching LEGO robots compe...
• Newark woman out of hospital after Tuesday crash
• Newark man in intensive care after North 21st Street crash
• Police search for Glenford girl who ran away
• Newark Mayor-elect Hall appoints human resources director
• Pataskala company aids 'Extreme Makeover' project
• Retiring Licking County Coroner Raker proud of progress
• Southwest Licking school superintendent to retire this summer
• Newark author gets 2nd story published in 'Chicken Soup for the Soul'
• Bob Evans finalizes New Albany land buy
• Licking County commissioners forgive most of rent owed on Moundview Center
• Ohio lawmakers OK March primary, end to map flap
• Granville Township finds solution to road levy problem
• Federal oversight spotty on the $40 billion spent on highways each year
• Opera House to host holiday concert
• Leaders form committee to help Licking Park District
• NHS students shine in comedy performance
• Teen found guilty in fatal Utica crash
• C-TEC announces new manufacturing program
• Commission hears that Panhandle Line critical
• ODOT fares better at oversight than others
• COTC Knox Campus open for business in the completely renovated Ariel Hall! Phot...
• To our hardworking students -- enjoy your break! See you in January 2012! Hope...
• Fire damages Newark duplex
• Northridge seeking Pepsi grant
• Granville eyes new way to measure schools' success
• Pataskala knows the drill for razing blighted structures
• Pataskala approves 2012 budget
• Board: No cellphones, no texting by drivers
• Two flown to hospitals after Tuesday crashes
• Retail sales rise for a sixth month
• Man struck, killed while checking mail
• Students taking action to help other youths, county healthier
• Local man sentenced to 3 years for stabbing
• Casino posts 750 more job openings
• Council discusses trash pickup changes
• Newark takes Roosevelt off list for demolition
• U.S. Supreme Court won't review statutory rape case
• Local gallery offers 'Affordable Art' for holidays
• Volunteers pack food for those in need
• Reward offered for information about stolen tools
• Tiberi chooses Pataskala landmark for Christmas card
• Detectives, city want LeFever lawsuit dismissed
• LV Middle School forms pep squad
• Ohio officer posing as pizza man shoots suspect
• Teachers worried about proposed rating system
• Workers along Lake Erie struggle through winter
• Teen charged in Craigslist scheme writes dad
• Gas drilling surges in Ohio
• Trustees might be subject to financial disclosure
• Ohio universities buy .xxx domain names to protect schools from adult websites
• Newark welder mixes art and practicality
• Ohio sled dog trainer likens it to preschool chaos
• Ohio colleges encourage 3-year students
• Campaign: 11 trucks for 11 charities
• Ohio legislators beat term limits
• Despite economy, some job openings go unfilled
• Workers are training for jobs that might not materialize
• Local agencies, churches offer range of help
• Woman runs own ministry to help homeless
• Advocate publications remain strong
• Licking County Historical Society event focuses on history, holiday
• Newark High School building could open in January
• Democrats absent from most county races
• Public worker retirement ages come under greater scrutiny
• Denison committee provides 43 children with gifts
• Granville grad performs at event in D.C.
• Nationally ranked terrier shows off many talents
• C-TEC study finds most correctly identify school
• Local man accused of abusing boy, 2
• Longaberger hotel might be purchased by Indiana group
• Newark man has slept in the woods and shelters, couch surfed to get by
• Casino buying hotel, office tower
• Election law repeal to be on ballot
• AG wants system-wide review of foster care
• Columbus zoo gets elephant from Ark. sanctuary
• Congrats to COTC's winter 2011 grads!
• Once-homeless veteran getting back on his feet with help of Salvation Army
• Some make too much to get help, too little to live on
• Local man arrested with large amount of cocaine
• Millersport Lions Club Breakfast with Santa is Saturday
• Discoverer of 'Lucy' speaks at Denison
• Granville projecting no spending increases for 2012
• Election results unchanged after recounts
• Deputies seek 2 men involved in Jacksontown robbery
• Newark gas leak prompts brief evacuations
• For church youth group, the shoes fit
• Last day of finals. Enjoy your winter break!
• For Utica woman, helping at Christmas Walk brings hope
• Santa house open for visitors in Johnstown
• Former employee sues West Licking Joint Fire District
• Driver cited with OVI after 'suspicious' car fire
• Mayor's Court serves outstanding warrants
• Pataskala man sentenced for money laundering
• Sewage overflow closes Pataskala day care
• Four hope to replace Tiberi in new district
• Building understanding between poor, middle class
• Six commissioner candidates file petitions to run for office
• Today is RUBY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY! Either present the attached flyer or program...
• Attention Winter 2011 grads! A reminder that COTC Commencement rehearsal will b...
• After years of steady career, Newark woman struggles amid job shortage
• Man arrested after car fire near Johnstown
• Flag presentation to mark Pearl Harbor anniversary
• They lost everything: Harris family goes from house, to shelter, to Michigan
• Former Ohio woman shoots kids, kills herself at welfare office
• Licking Memorial Health Systems aims for more in-county births
• Pearl Harbor memorial visits link veterans, students
• Man cited with DUI after hitting pedestrians
• Ohio nursing homes cutting staff after state Medicaid reductions
• Deputy recorder admits to taking $21,000
• Fire officials: Staffing levels didn't slow response time
• After struggles, mom sober, back on track
• Cross Town Line adds recreational dimension, officials say
• Newark man sentenced for abuse of young girls
• Young Newark woman works to rise above prison, poverty
• Mayor expects Heath to spend more in 2012
• Union leader: Staffing cut slowed fire response
• Pataskala council still debating 2012 budget
• Second student sues university for false allegations of sexual assault
• County CIC names formulating committee
• Postal service to close 200 processing centers
• Look for this story tonight @ 5:30 on NBC4!
• Habitat for Humanity City BBQ Fundraiser tonight (Monday December 5th). Be there!
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Teenager gives back to Children's Hospital
• AEP accord could raise small biz rates 30 percent
• Builders redo old homes in poor area of Cincinnati
• More tax income, less spending aids Ohio budget
• Reward offered for Welshview theft information
• Earthwork Recording offers songwriting, music recording, arranging, producing
• 2 primaries add uncertainty to Ohio congressional races
• Mental illnesses compound poverty issues
• Granville Candlelight Walking Tour features model trains, gingerbread houses, more
• Fire leaves Newark family of 7 homeless
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Facing poverty for the first time
• More Licking County kids getting lunch aid
• Body could be 3rd Craigslist scam victim
• Living life on the edge
• Many local kids still waiting to find Big sibling
• State: Sassen's conduct warrants concern
• Newark seeks moratorium on gaming parlors
• Santa visits Newark OSU-COTC campus
• Library to host gaming night
• One-pot meth production on rise in Licking County
• Johnstown teen indicted in fatal Sept. 2 crash
• Newark man faces charges of attempted murder, robbery
• Sherwood-Davidson House included in three decorating books
• Newark woman dies in North 21st Street crash
• Student numbers down at COTC
• Oswalt appeals case to high court
• Patrol seizes $36,000 worth of cocaine in Licking County
• Santa -- tonight -- Reese Center 6:30 -7:30. Caroling first from 6-6:30. Be there!
• Longaberger puts buildings on market
• Texas approved Craigslist suspect release from jail
• Speeding causes concern in Granville
• STEMfest! to include water-purification challenge
• Alcohol not cause of teen's death, coroner says
• Tractor collection part of holiday tour
• Details emerge about drug testing for welfare recipients
• Tour shows off holiday sights and sounds of Newark
• Heartland Bank plans to move to former Eatery site
• Granville man dies in Ohio 661 crash
• Meet Santa! Caroling on Campus this Friday!
• Officials working to help Etna Township family in flooded house
• Dawes to show off best features at annual tour
• Church to host live nativity scene
• Reference librarian learns, shares local Civil War history in new book
• Candlelight walk turns back the clock
• McFarland prepares to leave Hebron job
• Clerk wants false imprisonment case dismissed
• State agency rejected Brews employee's earlier discrimination case
• Kidney issues hinder Newark burn victim
• Public candlelight vigil - World AIDS Awareness Week. Tonight 6 - 9 p.m. Poetry...
• Salvation Army sees sharp increase in Christmas assistance requests
• Teen in Craigslist case in court
• Assistant chief to be Newark safety director
• Heath paving may be off till 2013
• Water, sewer provider could raise 2012 rates
• Licking County Players choose a Christmas tale to kick off campaign
• Cost Jr. officially wins Newark council seat
• Girl reported missing after leaving motel
• Local groups get more than $450K for housing, aid
• North Fork Music Boosters craft show planned Dec. 10
• Program IDs Ohio veterans' remains long unclaimed
• Screening features movie shot in Granville
• Home swamped by drainage issues
• Deal opens competition for AEP customers
• Employee accuses Brews Cafe of gender discrimination
• National Trail Raceway: Racing league is liable for 2009 crash
• Reward offered for information about west side burglary
• Attorney: Sheriff immune from lawsuit over wrongful incarceration
• Thanksgiving 'angel' donates food in honor of relative
• Ellington withdraws health insurance proposal
• Care Packages for the Marines
• LICKING VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
• Energy Cooperative CEO retires; replacement named
• Licking Valley junior crowned Miss All-American Cities Outstanding Teen
• Ohio man gets second chance to avoid death penalty
• Ohio shale drilling spurs job hopes in Rust Belt
• Casino jobseekers in Ohio learn craft of dealing
• Portman, key to supercommittee, couldn't break deadlock
• YES Club staff member is a role model, friend
• Open house to help local family
• Ohio Statehouse designer belatedly gets gravestone
• Big bucks bring big bucks
• Report: Ohio underreporting on gun sale background checks
• Adopt a furry friend
• Body ID'd as Ohio man who answered Craigslist ad
• Silver Bells fundraiser to benefit Salvation Army
• Cruise for Tots drive to collect toys for Salvation Army
• County leaders support proposed ethane pipeline
• Landowners hope to make profit from Utica Shale boom
• Task force calls for dangerous animals ban
• Shoppers get early start on Black Friday sales
• Firefighters gearing up for annual toy drive
• Two more bodies found Friday; might be linked to Craigslist case
• Church's repairs help prevent steeple collapse
• ODOT announces bridge replacement, temporary trail closure
• Newark man who was stabbed released from hospital
• Woman in fair condition after Thanksgiving crash
• Insurance agency revives Santa tradition
• Health coverage for Newark city council debated again
• Courthouse lighting remains family holiday tradition
• Newark woman injured when car crashes into county-owned building
• Group warns of dangerous kids toys
• Traditions stay even with staggered Black Friday openings
• Granville's Turkey Trot draws record participation
• Salvation Army Thanksgiving dinner serves a helping of home
• Redistricting fight causes campaign confusion
• Newark unveils updated website
• Heath police training new canine to replace seasoned 11-year-old
• Ohio ends plan to collect old welfare overpayments
• Amish concerned about haircut attacks
• Johnstown football team has much to be thankful for
• Detectives investigate juvenile sexting case
• Millersport man dies in Ohio 79 crash
• Granville furniture maker cultivates customers with hand-crafted work
• Man sentenced for alcohol-induced crash
• Former area resident pleads guilty to manslaughter, theft
• Newark man charged with attempted murder
• Giving back: Local men give thanks for Salvation Army
• Hall appoints Rhodes service director
• Area mother looking for positives after daughter's death in September crash
• Basketball game raises $200 for food pantry
• Local free Thanksgiving meals planned
• Newark detectives investigate stabbing
• County unemployment rate falls slightly
• Information sought on Newark man
• Kirkersville bank robber sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Woman dies from injuries sustained last week in crash
• Gearing up for Turkey (Trot)
• Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities to have renewal levy on ballot
• Newark Rotary Club honors Ohio State band director, retiring after 28 years
• Woman back in jail after suicide attempt
• Oklahoma escapee sentenced to 10 years for Buckeye Lake break-ins
• Newark council rejects proposed cable fee increase
• Business partners with Salvation Army to keep county warm
• Analysis: End to debt gridlock is not in sight
• Heath hires new law director
• Fundraiser planned Saturday to help paralyzed father of three
• After outbreak, egg mogul leaving the industry
• Jermaine Thaxton named post, district trooper of the year
• 74-year-old in serious condition after being pinned by tractor
• Our donors rock! Thank you to all who are supporting the Next Generation Challe...
• Granville business owner wants homes to have beautiful things
• Cincinnati clinic offers rehab for rich
• High school
• Middle school
• Intermediate school
• Ohio seeing more international students in schools
• Bluegrass show coming to Licking Valley
• Retailers bring back layaway to ease shoppers' burdens
• Licking Valley High School band caps successful year
• Locally-produced alcohol industry growing
• Family of veteran fulfills final wish
• Licking County conservation district considers options after levy failure
• Adopt a furry friend
• Man hospitalized after tractor mishap in Liberty Township
• Possible suicide attempt reported at county jail
• Newark man in fair condition after Saturday morning house fire
• Pataskala officials debate proposed police, roads spending
• Two restaurants using more eco-friendly products
• H.L. Art Jewelers marks 75 years
• Licking Park District celebrates volunteers
• Newark official: Salvage of fixtures at Lincoln Middle School too 'labor intensive'
• Garbage still a hot topic in Newark
• Newark school getting new lease on life?
• Free holiday meals planned
• Honor Flight fundraising continuing
• Newark man admits to embezzling $2.3 million
• Heartbeat bill backers to air TV anti-abortion ads in Ohio markets
• Newark adjusts staffing at fire stations
• Corrective action ordered after Morgan County pipeline explosion
• Pipeline to carry shale products to go through Licking County
• Reward offered for clues about tools stolen in Newark
• Granville artist's look back triggers creativity
• Newark's Night Club
• Have a great weekend -- any plans?
• Stevenson Elementary hosts anti-bullying assembly
• Support Our Soldiers Now sends a bit of home to troops
• Evidence seized in Frazeysburg case
• Animal control union receives 2 percent raise in contract
• Grant to fund parking audit for Newark
• Granville school participates in pilot program
• Utica-area man gets year in prison for selling marijuana
• Bomb threat reported at Licking Valley
• 'Birds' star touts bill for exotic animal limits
• Analyst: Park National sell-off 'strategic'
• Thanks to our partners at the Ohio Fire Academy for sharing this great photo of...
• A Girl's Guide to Chaos, tonight, Friday, & Saturday in the Black Box Theatre, L...
• Program shows Newark kids importance of college degree
• Ohio gas pipeline explosion destroys homes; no serious injuries reported
• Beat Michigan Week Blood Drive
• Denison University, former student resolve case about assault allegations
• Court to review juvenile sex offender registration
• Johnstown's football team to play in title game
• Police investigate attempted robbery
• Thief assaults Buckeye Lake resident with tire iron
• Appeals court rules in favor of Etna couple
• Teen unhurt in incident with deer
• Park National sells off Florida bank
• COTC students interested in finishing their Bachelor’s Degree can attend an Info...
• Buckeye Visit Day today. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Lightning-struck pipe ignited Newark fire
• Deadline for youth association basketball signups nearing
• LMH welcomes two 11/11/11 babies
• Woman gets 10 days in jail for standoff
• Works' Downes receives first Matthew Trombetta Award
• Broken pole knocks out power to 4,000
• New teacher evaluations coming in 2014
• Licking County planning director getting familiar with surroundings
• Granville School Board moves to dismiss 2 teachers
• Ben Franklin students take weather into their own hands
• Tonight: Learn more about a career in Law Enforcement. Attend the Basic Police...
• Morgan Grange gives gift of knowledge
• Flag dedication ceremony performed
• Teenager accused of causing fatal crash admits to selling stolen metal
• Newark police look into report of assault with bar stool
• Threat on wall triggers Watkins lockdown
• Family escapes burning house apparently struck by lightning
• Public-private partnership proposed for Newark
• Ohio 79 traffic pattern changing
• Jimmy John's to open Newark restaurant next month
• Discount on electric generation available
• and we're off and running ... another Monday. What are your priorities this week?
• Buckeye-Wolverine Challenge for Life Help us Beat Michigan by registering as an...
• Crime Stoppers seeks information about Lowes theft
• After 50 years in Newark, heating and cooling business going strong
• Therapy dog visits a rewarding endeavor for Pataskala woman
• Woman crashes car into downtown Newark building
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• A new week after the worst one ever for Penn State
• Church to host soup supper
• U.S. companies feel effect of European crisis
• Ohio city works on easing police-community tensions
• Man missing after house explosion is found dead
• Need to help deployed troops greater than ever
• Fifth Ward carries Hall to mayoral win
• Mayor-elect Jeff Hall puts focus on on cabinet appointees, 2012 budget
• Adopt a furry friend
• Report: Oil, gas companies spent $3M on lobbying, contributions
• Public workers get boost from sick time 'cash-out'
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information in Newark burglary
• Students win Gettysburg trip in essay contest
• Competition for Granville rec space can be intense
• Improper use of gun leads to suspension of deputy
• Electric choice becoming more prominent in central Ohio
• Reward offered for information about stolen credit card
• Volunteers dedicate restored F-4 jet
• Cherry Valley students learn through music on Veterans Day
• Students, other members of community recognize veterans at annual parade
• Denison students accused of disabling smoke detector
• Wellness coalition works to encourage health
• 'Nunsensational' lives up to its name
• Granville path backers determined to try again
• Southwest Ohio district must wait for levy tally
• Northeast Ohio receives up to 6 inches in 1st snow
• Proposed downtown 'alley' closing to be aired
• School celebrates Veterans Day with Purple Heart recipients
• Pediatrician honored for immunizations
• OSU facing more NCAA issues, self-imposes scholarship penalties
• Newark couple to marry today, 11/11/11
• Tiktok Bang seeks national Battle of the Bands title
• 'Stuff the boat' event returns to museum
• Local veterans get heroic homecoming on return from Washington, D.C., trip
• Toddler flown to hospital after near-drowning
• Newark man inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
• Campus closed Fri Nov 11 in observance of Veterans Day.
• COTC will honor veterans tomorrow by joining 170 colleges and universities acros...
• Pair of athletes battling colitis inspire local fundraiser for research into disease
• Man faces charges after teens held at gunpoint
• Switch from Diebold to Hall begins
• Parties look for positives after election
• Districts have little time to decide on spring vote
• Granville school officials work to keep bullying out of hallways
• Operation Evergreen to again send Christmas trees overseas
• 11-11 a precious day for Heath couple
• OSU-N/COTC to join remembrance effort
• Man convicted for not paying for workers' comp
• Basic Police Academy (BPA) information mtg tonight @ 6:30 p.m., COTC Knox Campus...
• Enjoying a Mall-oween treat
• Downtown Newark building razed
• Courthouse lighting fundraising deadline extended
• Zoo diligently monitoring exotic animals
• Utica man convicted of setting off Knox County fire tones
• Storm drops hail, rain on Newark
• Issue 2 would change rules for vacations, sick leave
• Newark fails to meet housing rehab deadline
• Licking Valley tax swap to result in increase
• Veterans to be honored in Utica
• Thanks to Melanie Bolender, Coshocton Campus administrator, for sharing this gre...
• ... and what's your favorite Halloween candy? Gotta be chocolate!
• Q&A: A look at Ohio's crackdown on wild animals
• LV resident continues Halloween tradition of making popcorn balls
• Children services in Cincinnati stretched
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Firefighters rally in opposition of Issue 2
• Ohio's Portman at center of budget talks
• Consultant helps businesses operate more efficiently
• Issue 2 would limit bargaining, payments for health insurance
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Portman says supercommittee secrecy needed to build trust, debate openly
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Issue 2 would limit who can join unions, make it easier to decertify
• Runners get in the Halloween spirit during cemetery race
• Newark mayoral candidates, short on experience, near end of cordial campaign
• More questions and answers with the candidates for Newark mayor
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Task force collects, destroys expired medications
• Cutting, self-harm appear to be on the rise
• Northridge asks voters to trade property tax for income tax
• Schools address use of social media
• Cincinnati-area man recalls 1972 Miami hijack incident
• Winter crisis funding through LEADS begins
• Divided Newark City Council ward map unites South End
• Man gets time in homeless beating, death of woman
• Bureau lowering workers' comp rates
• Legal action pending in exotic animal quarantine
• Ohio 37 crash sends 3 men to hospital
• 2 men indicted in Pataskala stabbing
• Knox County woman to testify against father accused of murder
• Longtime NC fan honored for his loyalty
• Restored 1800s canal lock scheduled for spring completion at The Works
• Congratulations to COTC President Bonnie L. Coe, Ph.D., for receiving the ACCT R...
• Issue 2 wouldn't affect big retirement payouts
• Da Vinci Lounge targets boomers above Bella
• Animals' return from Columbus Zoo blocked
• Max Sutton enjoys money edge on Jeff Hall
• Hottinger, Downes bring Issue 2 debate to Newark
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Bella
• Kids show off creativity during area Beggars Nights
• Pataskala library seeks tax renewal, upgrade
• Master gardener: Backyard observations
• Lancer Marching Band Hi-Lights Concerts nearing
• COTC 40th Anniversary FAQ – Founder’s Hall groundbreaking was held on October 27...
• Animal deaths stir memories of tiger mascot's escape in '76
• Johnstown Senior night to be Friday
• Issue 2 would end fees for non-union employees
• PETA protests exotic animal law
• Park district decides on March levy
• Panera Bread set to rise in Heath
• Newark attorney wrote the book on mechanical pencils
• Former county commissioner pleads not guilty
• Newark 9-year-old published in American Girl magazine
• OSU-N enrollment up 4.5 percent
• Issue 2 would allow troubled governments to alter contracts
• This Friday: High School Freshman and Sophomore visit day
• Ohio State President Gordon Gee speaks about OSU future, football, milking cows
• Tattoo parlor still taking donations for surviving exotic animals
• Romney steers clear of health care, union issues during Ohio visit
• Newark man takes part in Dempsey Challenge
• Local aviation mechanic awarded for service
• Marching Panthers headed to state band competition
• Man pleads insanity in mosquito-truck shooting
• Hockey association to host free clinic for beginners
• North Fork facing deficits, asks for levy approval to raise $1.36 million per year
• County jobless rate falls to 7.8 percent
• President Gee @ Ohio State Newark 10/25/11
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• Scared silly at Davis-Shai House
• Park National reports overall income down
• Man gets almost 6 years for home invasion, drug offense
• Report: Regular customer accused of robbing Circle K
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Issue 2 would end minimum staffing, allow outsourcing
• Dealers revved up for auto auctions
• Newark native Holland looks back on World Series success
• Newark native Holland looks back on World Series success
• Students PAVE way to nonviolent schools
• State superintendent Heffner visits Newark
• Central Ohio Technical College is accepting online applications for Assistant Bu...
• Newark watches Holland pitch on world stage
• Local machinist runs one-man shop
• Local bodies say state cuts leading to levies
• Licking Valley students raise money for European trip
• Police arrest 11 Occupy Cincinnati protesters
• Crack at Ohio nuclear plant spurs nuclear opponents
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Issue 2 would ban strikes by public workers in Ohio
• Man wanted in slaying kills self in Mich. hotel
• Smith Chapel Church sets Election Day meals
• Issue 2 would put end to binding arbitration for police, firefighters
• Pride of Newark Marching Band hosts competition, looks toward state finals
• Demolition a vast improvement for empty, tattered Newark homes
• Rigsby joins AmSpirit chapter
• Ohio judge OKs green cards to parents of sick teen
• Adopt-a-dog month
• New Fiberglas still pink, but greener
• Evaluation delayed again for inmate accused of killing local man
• Mattingly Foods store in Newark closes
• Muskingum County sheriff thrust into spotlight
• Identity theft reports increase in Newark area
• Ohio governor's order targets exotic animal owners
• Washington Township man indicted on rape charges
• Local Pegasus riding program helps children with autism
• No one injured in crash that closed Ohio 37
• Man indicted for Pataskala bank robbery
• Newark man arrested after Circle K robbery
• Website allows people to submit opposition to convict's release
• Newark voters to get final say in electricity program
• Auditor: Ex-Utica clerk owes $38K
• Research planned at Piketon plant
• Last chance to ride the barrel train and walk the corn maze to support COTC scho...
• Mount Perry woman treated for rollover crash injuries
• Happy Friday!!
• No motive known for Muskingum County man's actions; fate of monkey in doubt
• Exotic animal farm not only such facility
• Vehicle strikes 3 Newark High School students
• 2 Licking County schools named Schools of Promise
• Newark fire crews rack up extra hours
• Master Gardener: Garden kale adds interest to greens
• YES Club celebrates expansion
• County dept. reorganized; planner hired
• Athens man dies from injuries sustained in crash
• Quarter-to-semester changes for our community partners to think about! Longer cl...
• Muskingum County sheriff confirms man shot himself; officials kill 49 of 56 animals
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Paco
• Columbus2020! director lauds JRS site
• Heath crash sends 2 to hospitals
• Man convicted of selling drugs at Hookahville
• Men charged with aggravated robbery in stabbing case
• Oregon Elementary School students learn fire safety
• Social media focus world's attention on Zanesville
• Newark Catholic coach draws support from community, golf
• LeFever seeks damages from Newark, Licking County
• Stop by our Open House at the Newark Campus tonight from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m...
• Officials try to contain animals in Zanesville area
• Victim shot on Ohio 16 had sought protection
• Granville faces upgrades at water treatment plant
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Northridge Primary School Walk-A-Thon is Thursday
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Yoyo
• Talks conclude: Arbiter to decide new Newark firefighter contract
• PNB shows community it cares
• Two arrested in Pataskala stabbings
• Should Ohio board grant parole to man convicted of murder?
• Board of DD to hold public hearings
• Update: 2 dead in murder-suicide near Pataskala
• Free concert this Wednesday - Bill Lestock Trio. 7 p.m., Black Box Theatre, LeFe...
• 2 masked men break into home, attack man
• 2 teens reported missing from Heath
• Pataskala man, dog attacked by pit bulls
• Licking County goes pink for breast cancer awareness
• Council approves CDBG funding plans
• Newark City Council approves pursuit of loan for meter reading
• School bus safety key for passing drivers
• Pride of Newark qualifies for state event
• Man given probation for home invasion faces drug charge
• Occupy Wall Street raises $300K
• Mobile auto business pays attention to detail
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Hard-hit Obama donors still opening wallets
• Licking Valley Middle School gets $1,000 donation from Windstream
• Ohio man producing film about Norway massacre
• Ohio law: Girls seek protection from other girls
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Newark man released from hospital after fall
• Law that bans K2, bath salts goes into effect
• Occupation protests grow, spread
• Court ruling makes elections uncertain
• Adopt-a-Dog Month
• Analysis: Breaks on taxes good for Ohio jobs
• Newark man charged after Friday collision
• Heath Fire Department celebrates 60 years
• Heath firetruck to be part of giant VW bus
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• Unpaid taxes part of school budgets
• Push is on to reopen all of Blackhand Gorge to public
• Licking Township man charged with 2004 home invasion
• Denison photography show illuminates connection to where food comes from
• Teen accused of having knife near school indicted
• Salvation Army gears up for increased holiday needs
• Harvest late, but crops look OK
• 90-year-old Granville man to compete in 46th marathon
• Ohio district proposes shorter school week
• Bicyclist hit by car, treated and released
• Newark man accused of making meth in home
• Newark man accused of selling meth from apartment
• Free Ice Skating tongiht! sponsored by CAB Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm Location: Lou &...
• Hall, Sutton never at loss for words, ideas during Thursday night's mayoral debate
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Jack
• Master Gardener: Prepare houseplants for their indoor stay
• SW Licking staff won't receive raises
• Former Secretary of State James Baker optimistic about nation's future
• GOP presidential hopeful brings faith-based message to Ohio stop
• Hebron woman to receive canine companion
• Ohio 661/37 overpass to close for repairs Sunday
• Granville Inn facing money issues
• Getting closer to the end of the week. Hope your quarter is going well!
• Abortion foes to push fetal heartbeat bills in all 50 states
• Excel founder, family accepted into diversion for illegal bingo payments
• Denison University student assaulted outside dormitory
• Local girl heads to first Miss Ohio Teen USA pageant
• Jug'z Tavern owner admits to selling instant bingo without a license
• County officials scrutinize crash site
• Fireworks investigation connected to county
• Mount Vernon Road crash sends 2 to hospital
• Recreation center, pool proposed in Granville
• C-TEC shows off new burn building
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this day in 2005 - John L. and Christine Warner Library and S...
• Football team, player with cancer support each other
• Frazeysburg man in critical condition
• I-270 crash creates commuter chaos
• Granville man leads Ohio Civil Rights Commission
• FOP and sheriff's office reach new deal
• Locals make video for breast cancer awareness
• Police arrest man accused of robbing bank
• Newark man convicted of gas station robbery
• Police arrest man in Little Caesars robbery
• I -270 Emergency Closings update by ODOT. For anyone travelling to Columbus, be...
• Public Access to Octagon Earthworks: Sunday, October 16 The Newark Earthworks Ce...
• Autumn at Ohio State Newark!
• Springy autumn in Newark
• Job Opening: The Ohio State University at Newark and Central Ohio Technical Col...
• Granville's Porch House still going strong after more than 20 years
• Governor Kasich approves more than $240M for Ohio job retention
• Adopt a dog month
• Newark 3-year-old has wish granted
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• 'Supercommittee' struggles as time runs down
• Trash bids to be opened
• Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy 5K fundraiser benefit planned
• Ohio's union law opponents spending more on advertising
• Local 8-year-old bound to wheelchair bags first deer
• Adopt a dog month
• Former Newark Air Force Base successful as aerospace, technology center
• 'Occupy Wall Street' protest spreads to Ohio
• Ohio Issue 1: Amendment could add years to judges' service
• Issue 2: What else is in Senate Bill 5?
• Newark man recovering after crash
• College grad rates low, but leaders say tracking flawed
• Programs, science aid early detection of breast cancer
• Law protecting girls from girls
• Ohio's congressional map turns Democrats into foes
• Newark man sentenced to 6 years in prison for $3.23 million in tax violations
• Man flown to hospital after motorcycle crash
• Teen accused of causing fatal crash charged with separate offense
• Crisis goes beyond unemployed
• Newark council to consider two new ward maps
• Newark man killed in crash
• Hebron hatchery takes stock of stocking waters in central Ohio
• Rendezvous resurrects ways of mountain men
• It's finally Friday, COTC fans -- What are your plans for enjoying the spectacul...
• Motorcyclist killed in Thursday crash on Ohio 16
• Man sentenced to 23 years to life for fatal 2010 shooting
• Friends and family mourn former Newark police chief
• Adopt A Dog Month: Stella
• Grads prepare for oil and gas jobs
• Master Gardener: Looking at what you eat
• White Chapel United Methodist Church planning yard sale, bake sale
• Judge seals files in LeFever court case
• Granville gets tax boost
• Owner blames Granville business climate for Short Story Brasserie's failure
• Church to host open door clothes closet Oct. 15
• Woman accused of buying medication to make meth
• Lozier appointed county engineer
• Officials mull dispatch centers' consolidation
• Ash borer might be attacking local trees
• Police seek person who set off mortar round in Buckeye Lake
• Car driver killed, 12 students hurt in bus crash
• Expect increase in health costs for next year
• Newark car wash owners get $113,000 for property
• Very handy! Bookmark the student life calendar and stay current with campus acti...
• Professor to use quirky collection to highlight Huckleberry Finn lecture
• New incinerator will dispose of illegal, prescription drugs
• Northridge PTO Book Fair to begin Monday
• Sheeler case sent back to court
• Dick's opening soon; rue21 coming?
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Report: Dealers tap older Ohioans for pills
• Property reappraisal questions abound in Pataskala
• Heath bike path extension running long
• Learn more about COTC at our open house this Saturday, from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p....
• Family Friendly! Free movie showing of “Winnie the Pooh” on Thursday, October 6t...
• Passion for windmills propels new business endeavor
• Pataskala council OKs lawn legislation
• Newton to be county planning director
• Man arrested after crashing stolen car
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Public Utilities Commission orders AEP to reduce bills by $78 million
• Newark firefighters find meth lab while extinguishing blaze
• No bomb found at Granville High-Middle School campus
• Both sides in Issue 2 fight hit streets to canvass supporters
• New Grill restaurant coming to Heath
• Welcome to Monday!
• Check out the OrgSync calendar to see what's happening!
• Aces of Trades: Hard work turns hobby into business for Pataskala retiree
• Valley Schools
• Valley events
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Trustees change meeting time
• Bands marching into the Valley for annual festival
• Crime Stoppers: Authorities looking for information about burglary
• New sentencing law now in effect
• Doctors work to protect brain when treating near-drowning
• Newark native training for marathon as fundraiser for Children's Hospital
• Event urges community to stay vigilant of breast cancer
• Marchers in Newark strap on heels against domestic violence
• House demolitions begin Thursday in Newark
• Political interests complicate redistricting process
• Fifth Ward takes control in Newark
• October is Adopt-a-Dog Month
• Canal Road crash sends 2 to hospital
• Ohio bill seeks to change state seal to attract business
• Bryn Du Mansion event to advertise Granville businesses, organizations
• Newark woman transported from crash on Ohio 79
• Change in sexual assault story leads to perjury charge
• Florida man sentenced for role in Perry Township meth production
• Authorities seek man who robbed Pataskala bank
• Man indicted in thefts, attempted Licking County jail break
• Audit of Granville mosquito control district reveals lack of spending oversight
• Police: Man nabbed for stolen credit card after he used own gas loyalty card
• District map shift puts Schaffer back in Licking County
• Home repair delays frustrate resident as city faces federal grant deadline
• Check out the Taproot home page to learn more about our literary journal!
• COTC is 40 years old today! Here's to all of who have been a part of fantastic 4...
• Reading: Bob Dylan's lyrics Fri Sep 30 @ 7:30 PM @ Warner fireside lounge!
• Charity Fest to benefit 2 organizations
• Lancer Band to perform at football game
• Newark man sentenced for assault, home invasion
• Man arrested after briefly escaping probation officers
• Man convicted of ninth OVI for drunken tractor ride
• Reward offered for information about thief
• Ross County students honor late classmate as homecoming queen
• Officials don't expect problems with relaxed gun law
• Granville dancer finds freedom in ballet training
• Officers sweep county for probation violators
• Revised concealed-carry law takes effect Friday
• Park district moves toward May levy attempt
• 11 to be charged in Zanesville teen party
• Granville schools to be on alert after bomb threat
• Owens Corning marks 50 years
• Obama appeals health care setback
• Local man still doing his job 40 years later
• Historical society to host swing dance
• Reward offered in Newark gun theft
• Hey students, make sure to stop by "Taste of Newark” today from 11:00 a.m. unti...
• Stop by Warner patio today from 11 am -1 pm for Taste of Newark! Free food and d...
• Newark school enrollment up for first time in five years
• Pataskala councilman writes about past OVI
• Newark man acquitted of rape allegations after interview issues raised
• Event seeks to raise awareness of domestic violence
• Cousin of Croton murder-suicide victim kills family in Pa.
• Etna Township woman pleads not guilty to murder, other charges
• The Short Story Brasserie closes
• New Albany plans Licking County growth
• Oswalt: No prosecution of mayor for ethics violation
• More from the Titan Fair!
• Just stopped by the Titan Fair going on until 1 today in Warner, and 11 - 1 tomo...
• Just stopped by the Titan Fair going on until 1 today in Warner, and 11 - 1 tomo...
• Attention foodies! Culinary Science Showcase @ COTC on October 6.
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ohio to decide 3 issues after heated fall campaign
• Ohio panel approves video lottery contract
• Voter groups say Ohio legislative maps favor GOP
• Utica Homecoming planned this week
• Man denies sexual assault of 10-year-old girl
• 5 men convicted of aggravated burglary in connection with home invasion
• Newark falls behind on housing rehab projects
• Lynd's, food pantry team up to offer apples for the needy
• Spin overtaking facts in Marcellus Shale debate
• Changes to Ohio's child support laws arrive Wednesday
• 17 state attorney generals favor watershed divide
• Cemetery walk planned to honor Civil War anniversary
• Children injured in house fire
• Shift in theft sentencing won't bog down local courts
• Pediatric dentist uses the newest laser technology to better serve his patients
• Church to host concert, dinner
• Auction to benefit local church
• Retail gasoline prices falling
• Alexandria house fire sends two children to hospital
• Was Utica chase necessary?
• Hebron Music and Arts Festival spotlights local artists
• Road named for LeFevre, Reese
• Health department gets grant
• Adopt a furry friend
• Values drop as counties reappraise properties
• 2 in hospital after Ohio 310 crash
• Granville native raises funds for Thanksgiving horror spoof
• Data: Ohio incomes down $4,000 since '07
• Hundreds gather to celebrate Howard Siegrist's career
• Ohio minor league mascot gets missing head back
• Newark man accused of raping impaired teen indicted Thursday
• Police investigating student threat at GCA
• Westerville man indicted for crash that killed brother
• Licking County would see changes with Ohio's new district lines
• Newark teachers, board set contract
• Newark service director leaving for Buckeye Lake
• Etna Township woman indicted in fatal shooting
• Gift Card Bingo @ 11 am today in Warner -- You could win a gift card to Subway,...
• Old county jail parking lot to be home of Rock 'n' Car Show
• Vigil in Newark raises awareness of suicide prevention
• Fund to help with funeral expenses for Croton shooting victim
• Master gardener: Growing, harvesting and preserving herbs
• Hebron Music and Arts Festival to be Saturday
• Ohio bill would expand voucher system
• Car show to raise money for diabetes research
• Newark Digital Academy students schooled in rock
• Gov. John Kasich to sign Hottinger's 'off-label' bill
• Antique farm equipment highlight of power show
• Today 11:30 - 1, guitarist Jason LeVasseur performing live in the Warner Center!...
• Thanks to all of the new people liking our page!
• State Farm employees help local at-risk students prep for careers
• Man, woman argued before Croton shooting
• 8-year-old Granville pianist to perform on NPR
• Heartland Bank marks 100 years with history wall
• Granville chooses interchange features
• Johnstown High School homecoming Friday
• On-farm storage usually pays, but caution recommended this year
• Dentistry from the Heart returning to Newark
• Meeting focuses on downtown revitalization
• Inaugural 5K to raise money for fallen firefighters
• First day of autumn quarter and anything is possible!
• First day of fall quarter! Welcome back to campus!
• Man, woman dead in Croton shooting
• Teacher wins Dow Excellence award
• Ohio supplement company founder gets lesser prison term
• Licking County jobless rate down to 8.2 percent
• Coshocton man gets the goods for Google
• Cambodian killing fields survivor encourages students to value family
• Ohio Senate committee takes up congressional map
• 2 fundraisers planned for Heartbeats of Licking County
• Dow, ESC recognize 9 Licking County teachers
• Licking County reappraisals letters prompt big response
• September 22 & 23 – Auditions! "A Girl’s Guide to Chaos," 7 – 9:30 p.m., Black B...
• Check the Org Sync activities calendar for info on Welcome Week activities!
• Auditions for "A Girl's Guide to Chaos" are Thurs & Fri, 7 - 9:30 p.m., Black Bo...
• Delinquent tax payments piling up for Granville schools
• Security camera planned for park
• Newark resident finding, offering deals in Dresden
• Pataskala officials hoping for more funds
• Hearing scheduled next week for football lawsuit
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information about Newark burglary
• One sent to hospital after downtown crash
• Man poses as Heath police officer to question bicyclist
• Chiefs get no raises, professional days
• Newark woman's cacti keep her sharp at 97
• U.S. House speaker says no to 'class warfare' taxes
• Another notice to make us proud! COTC named to the 2012 G.I. Jobs list of Milit...
• Convocation Tue Sep 20 11 AM @ Reese. Dean/Director's picnic afterward!
• Countdown to COTC's final autumn quarter. Next year at this the semester will ha...
• Parade kicks off $2M United Way campaign
• Church to host dinner, concert
• Holly Bazaar set for Nov. 19
• Obama to offer his own deficit reduction package
• Licking Valley resident seeks donations for Operation ADAM
• Boehner says U.S. must be strong partner for Israel
• Local businessman welded to his work
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Congrats to A Call to College on 20 years of providing access to #highereducatio...
• More students identified as gifted in more affluent school districts, data show
• Volunteers drive 'Redskins, Rhythm and Ribs' in Croton
• Conflicts of interest can lead to issues for local politicians
• Ohio program reduces teen driver crash rate
• Adopt a furry friend
• Woman injured in ATV crash
• Fiberglas shirts donated, later spotted in Haiti
• Granville businesses Go Pink
• Ohio changes tactics in efforts to collect unpaid child support
• Firefighter overtime funds exhausted again after call offs
• OSU & COTC helps to feed needy families in licking co.- 9/17/11 Saturday
• Officials hope new road in Pataskala attracts developers
• Etna Township to stop paying light bills it says belong to county, state
• 90-year-old encourages others to stay healthy with regular workouts
• Minister pleads guilty in tax probe
• Newark man accused in Perry County beating is found
• East Main project to ensure ADA compliance
• Gold cross of Ohio soldier killed in Iraq stolen
• Realtors say they are busier than in recent years
• Zanesville football players win court decision, don't get into Friday's game
• New store specializes in green products
• Guardsmen prepare for year-long Operation Clear Skies
• Musician tackles challenge of teaching tykes
• Granville Historical Society gains key donations for new addition
• Food pantry to have fresh food giveaway
• Teen charged in fatal crash to remain in detention
• Cal Roebuck remembered as champion of education
• County to begin energy overhaul of 12 buildings
• Competency decision delayed in murder case
• Condemned Ohio killer requests mercy from board
• Ohio State Newark & COTC faculty, staff, and their children are volunteering on...
• Fee payment deadline extended to Sept 15th due to power outage.
• Must read article for college students! Great stuff. Show up at College Primed f...
• Rhonda Loomis chosen to represent Fourth Ward
• Almost 600 attend job fair
• Licking Township man sentenced to 16 years for sexual abuse
• State, county officials to help dedicate road
• Under plan, businesses get cost cut for jobs
• Design center seeks to improve Square based on community input
• Unlocked buildings a concern for schools, police
• Newark food pantry damaged by vandals
• Teen arrested in crash that killed Newark girl
• Do you like food? Interested in Culinary Science? Come check out our Culinary Sc...
• Obama in Ohio to talk jobs
• Local support impresses new shelter director
• Boy's family reacts to Kleins' arrest, charges
• Man robbed on North First Street
• Police seeking man who used stolen card
• Reward offered for information about stolen motorcycle
• Newark man sentenced to 4 years for arson, weapons violation
• Call to College program turns 20
• GOP district map released, criticized by Democrats
• Former Newark man accused of sexual crimes arrested in California
• Football this Saturday!
• Excel Academy starts new autism program
• Licking Valley plans to add netbooks
• North Fork news: Inaugural Redskins Rhythm & Ribs festival planned this weekend
• Man admits to drug offense, home invasion
• City council denies funds for building repairs
• Ohio lumps 2 GOP districts as it loses House seats
• Transit survey shows support, hesitation
• Family remembers 'wonderful' life by saving others
• Wilson Middle School students honor 9/11 fallen
• Fake 'general' seeks leniency in Ohio fraud case
• Three Eagle Scouts look to the future
• Newark firefighter wraps up 31 years of service
• Local churches focus attention on 9/11 anniversary
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Licking Valley counselor urges freshmen to think about requirements
• Ranch spends 50 years helping troubled youths
• Ohio's high-risk insurance pool sees higher costs
• Ohio to have new test to determine juvenile competency
• Newark boy dies after go-kart crash at Circleville Raceway
• Parents of first Licking County soldier to die in Iraq reflect on how Sept. 11 changed their lives
• Pataskala man dies after Monday crash
• Westerville man killed in Refugee Road crash
• OSU games, other events featuring beefed up security
• Lithopolis firefighter near Pentagon during attacks
• Homeland security grants help agencies prepare for disasters
• Ohio funeral director recalls 9/11 volunteer work
• Events altered meaning of safety on airplanes
• FBI employee was stationed in Washington, D.C., during attacks
• Red Cross worker returns to NYC
• Remembering Sept. 11: too young to recall, not to learn
• 60-gallon sundae celebrates new Velvet Ice Cream presence at The Works
• Mother, son taken to hospitals after crash
• Maryland woman indicted in Heath thefts
• Licking County piloting new, faster absentee ballot scanner
• Licking County, Newark key to funding deal
• Council president candidate withdraws
• Cleveland condemns house where 11 bodies found
• Man taken to Columbus hospital after crash into pole
• Police searching for man who used stolen credit card
• John Uible leaves council to focus on family
• Sen. Rob Portman hopes background will aid deficit committee
• Lake advisories may change in 2012
• Eatery owner confident patrons will support new location
• Fatal Utica crash came after slow chase
• 'Walk with a Doc' gets doctors, patients moving
• Generations stick together amid health troubles
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Lakewood Wall of Fame to induct fifth class
• Master Gardener: 'Sweet Autumn' clematis adds fall beauty
• New students! Win an iPod @ the Welcome Event 6 tonight @ Newark Campus. Free fo...
• What are you looking forward to the most about Welcome Week?
• Local gov't jobs dropped in 2010
• Lakewood Local Schools warn parents about candy-like drug
• Denison concert to mark 10th anniversary of terrorist attacks
• Prayer partners to present annual breakfast
• Woman who stole from bank employer for getaway accepted into diversion
• Business manager charged with theft, forgery accepted into diversion
• Police stop man with mental disability from driving
• Release denied: Westerville man to stay in prison
• Official: Driver broke laws before fatal crash
• Preliminary run on Licking River reveals array of submerged hazards
• Don't forget --- if you are interested in becoming an Ohio State Newark tour gui...
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Westerville man dead, Pataskala couple injured after I-70 crashes
• Pataskala council approves ordinances
• Ohio Farmers Union opposes union law, wants repeal
• Newark man found guilty of assault, intimidation
• Newark council, mayor argue about pay raises
• Local volunteers helping clean up after Irene
• Licking chamber takes lead to get development, new CIC under way
• Utica mourns loss of 'angel'
• Heath plans repaving projects
• Jessica Lynch, made famous by her 2003 ordeal in Iraq, spoke Tuesday to a crowd in Morgan County
• Couple sharing sprawling model train layout
• Parking area north of Founders Hall island closed Sep 6 - Sep 16 for renovation....
• Labor Day parade marches through town
• Reward offered for information about A/C unit thefts
• One dead after crashes on I-70
• Free dental clinic opens at Look Up Center
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Boy stuck with needle in Ohio movie theater
• Biden says labor under direct assault
• Storms causing Ohioans to pay more at the pump
• Federal report blames cities, farms for Lake Erie algae
• Four Vietnam War veterans reunite, share stories, memories
• Family of suspect shot by police speaks out
• Founders Hall lot North will be clsed from Tues 9/6 until Fri 9/16. Northern-mos...
• All COTC campuses closed today for Labor Day Holiday.
• Festival returns to middle school
• Auction to benefit Licking Valley Church of Christ
• Lazy River at Granville campground owners make job a lifestyle
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Labor unions adjusting to new reality
• For presidents, the Sept. 11 legacy has no end
• Seek and Find comes to Marne
• Labor Day celebrates workers, even in tough times
• Volunteers gardening for a good cause
• History of the Newark Earthworks, Native American culture shared during powwow
• Bionetics Corp. honors Jewell
• The Works receives two grants
• Adopt a furry friend
• Unions fighting dwindling numbers, Issue 2
• Survivor in fair condition after fatal crash
• Reservist, his family face their fair share of battles
• Budget cuts, levy failure force lead parks to turn to volunteers
• Five doctors join LMHS
• Go Bucks!
• Teen killed in crash after chase
• Honor Flight veterans tour ArmorSource facility, get chance to look at advances
• Advisories return at 2 Buckeye Lake beaches
• Area food pantries deal with greater demand
• Report of sexual assault on DU student not being investigated
• Car fire damages towing business
• Woman accused of stealing drugs from Good Samaritans
• 'Geek Your Library' campaign launching Tuesday
• Six file as write-ins for November ballot
• Mayor, councilman at odds about role in police union negotiations
• A #LaborDay toast to those who take care of business everyday! Enjoy the weekend...
• Don't miss this! #Cruise-in & #blues + seriously great stuff for all! First Frid...
• Westerville man sentenced to 10 years in prison for crash that killed 3, injured 1
• DivorceCare class planned at YMCA
• More local food to be served at Denison
• Master Gardener: How do birds stay cool during a hot summer?
• Association accepting music and arts festival parade applications
• Committee still not happy with proposed new Granville Comprehensive Plan
• Newark man hopes to inspire with 'Common Sense' book
• Newark man to try out weightless flight
• County, chamber join forces to form new economic partnership
• Great job Dr. Berry and Kathleen Kinney! Cool video of yesterday's appearance on...
• If you would like to volunteer to help with the Powwow at the Newark Earthworks...
• Campaign aims to keep teens in high school, decrease dropout rate
• Man sentenced to six and a half years for theft of metal worth $1 million
• Heath man sentenced to 12 years for rapes
• State: Neale should be sent to prison
• Hebron woman cited after rollover crash
• Farming column: Time for turf renovations
• Historic Swappers Day returns to Johnstown
• Newark teen sentenced to 4 years for assaults
• Public weighs in about Earthworks Transit study
• Bike path to move away from Cherry Valley Road
• Today on Daytime Columbus @nbc4i @ 11, Dr. John Berry and @kat_kinney talking ab...
• Motorcycle crash victims' conditions improve
• Study to examine traffic issues along Sharon Valley Road
• Newark Catholic breaks ground on renovations
• Four interview for county planning director
• Local man, 64, accused of running oil well scheme
• Board gets look at parks' financial status
• Hebron Road construction likely to force Super Cruise 2012 to move down street
• Woman accused of break-room thefts arrested at Heath mall
• Local ODOT projects to continue through November
• Tax administrator hired as treasurer
• Slideshow of COTC's cultural immersion program now posted!
• Man injured after tree limb rolls off truck
• Local McDonald's owners celebrate 10 years with gifts to local schools
• Clues sought in Newark robberies
• No one injured in boat fire
• Dispatcher did not report covered stop sign
• Heath teachers agree to freeze salaries for 2 years
• Council considers renaming section of road
• Chiefs upset with proposed contracts
• Fire damages roof of business in Pataskala
• Join our first annual Community Book Club!
• Congrats to COTC's Diagnostic Medical Sonography grads on receiving your pins on...
• Irene forecasts on track; not up to speed on wind
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Campaigns finding some truths to be inconvenient
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Cycle bar puts party on the road
• Fire department gets new tanker
• Ohio family's pet cat found 2 weeks after fire
• Ohio EPA proposes pollution limits for drilling
• Ohio increases algae advisory for Lake Erie beach
• Granville woodworker diverse in skills
• Futures unclear after 99 jobless weeks
• Farmers expect good crop, high prices despite wet spring
• Indian Mound Mall starts Earning for Learning
• After election, board could seat 7 from 2 subdivisions
• Residents raising money to honor aviation pioneer
• Supporters fill Wildflower Park to commemorate Hebron mom
• Panera Bread planning to open Licking County location
• Man improving after motorcycle crash
• Man injured in rappelling accident
• Adopt a furry friend
• Loved ones mourn Pataskala man who died in plan crash
• Irene evacuations, subway shutdown ordered in NYC
• Jury: Marengo man not guilty of rape
• Experimental Aircraft Association hosting pancake breakfast today
• Former principal found not guilty on all charges
• Newark man indicted in shooting
• Man sentenced in egg farm thefts
• Newark man indicted in mosquito-truck shooting
• Health care providers denied thousands in Medicaid funds
• Congrats to COTC's newest associate degree and practical #nursing grads! They wi...
• Pataskala man dies in plane crash
• Marijuana plants found near Frazeysburg
• Men accused of covering Pickaway County stop sign, causing fatal crash
• Crew's care of Blue Aces' field wins honor
• Former Mansfield principal testifies about bike
• Jury to deliberate today in rape trial
• Newark woman charged in home theft cases
• Officials annex land for New Albany business park
• Change slashes schools' graduation rates
• Rep. Gibbs visits Licking County armorer
• Rock your exams!
• NHS marching band falls in line behind new director
• 13-year-old hurt after horseplay at Camp Ohio escalates
• Former principal on trial in bike theft
• Health funds aiding Ohio firms
• Sewer fees halt plans for Grill
• Granville's Street Scenes adds new type of vendor
• Licking County Park District discusses gas drilling
• Public can meet Granville school treasurer finalists tonight
• Man faces charges after nude photos sent to Licking County teen
• Ohio schools see lower grad rates
• Enroll for college tonight! 5 - 10 COTC Newark. Your future is now!
• Back to School for Newark - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Chrysler may invest $72M in Ohio factory
• Raise support for your schools
• Glitches leave Ohio Medicaid providers unpaid
• Students protest aid tie-up amid dispute
• CTEC board OKs contract amendments
• Licking Valley staff learning best practices for teaching
• Newark City Schools shortens supply list
• Locals feel 5.8 Virginia earthquake
• Ohio 79 work spurs bus stop changes
• Jobless rate drops in county
• FYI
• Rock and Roll! Who felt the quake? Some folks in Newark did!
• Heath man serious after crash on Flint Ridge Road
• Driver thrown into Utica house
• Downtown restaurant to be demolished
• Newark man charged with felonious assault in double shooting
• Mother questions fatal shooting by police
• Pataskala City Council votes to ban bath salts
• Former Northridge principal's trial to begin Wednesday
• New technology greets Granville students, staff
• Marne flooding solution coming this fall
• Police call fire that destroyed Pataskala house 'suspicious'
• ArmorSource seeks site for expansion
• What can Italians learn from Ohioans? Central Ohio Technical College brings glob...
• Court overturns $4.3M award to former inmate
• Marne United Methodist welcomes new pastor
• Coroner: Teenager shot by police dies
• Dying woman watches daughter wed on computer
• Ohio oil, gas well drilling drops but may see boom
• Ohio unlikely to get $176M for unemployment benefits
• Newark native hoping one-of-a-kind creation will help save areas from wildfire
• Dogs enjoy a day at Heath City Water Park
• Knap-in scheduled at Flint Ridge
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Expelled student claims evidence proves Denison wrong
• Ute: 'Our student achievement is off the chart'
• Ohio patrol doubling sobriety checkpoints this year
• Seven Newark schools rated excellent
• Italian students visit COTC, tour Ohio
• Newark shooting victims out of hospitals
• Duck derby raises money for Licking County United Way
• Man in serious condition after motorcycle crash
• Diebold, Hall square off over tax filings
• 10 years later, No Child Left Behind still debated
• 19-year-old arrested in shooting
• Ohio unemployment rises for 2nd month in a row
• Kasich, GOP leaders stage union law meeting
• Investigators: 3 barn fires ruled arson
• Newark man indicted in theft of car containing sleeping child
• Thief takes advantage of Good Samaritans
• Highway Patrol consolidates dispatching to Lancaster
• Southwest Licking teachers agree to 3-year pay freeze
• ACT scores up in Ohio, county
• Group of local enthusiasts clean, paint historic airplane at Newark-Heath Airport
• Stop in the LeFevre Art Gallery to see "Elements 4," our latest display created...
• 3 barn fires lead to arson probe
• Zerger Hall hosts final ice cream social before aging program's move to new facility
• Local couple celebrates 70th wedding anniversary
• Man charged with felonious assault for shooting mosquito sprayer
• Teen who broke into business committed to correctional facility
• Pataskala woman sentenced to probation for bath-salts trip
• First-time teachers tame first-day jitters
• Newark service director says Hollander Pool vital to city
• Kasich: State, locals must focus on jobs
• Two flown after head-on collision
• Reward offered for information about house burglary
• Pataskala woman charged in bath salts case
• Some school districts move from Excel to Eagle Wings
• Arrest made in shooting of bug sprayer
• Newark schools rated excellent on annual district report cards
• Denison hosts Summit on Ohio Campus Safety and Security
• Granville gets savings on water line contract for commercial development
• Plant to benefit AEP, South Central clients
• Administration in place for Granville schools
• More to Pataskala Street Fair than just fun
• Sentencing for two convicted in pot farm case
• Young mother of five dies; benefit still planned
• Kasich seeks to stop Issue 2 effort
• Interested in COTC? Come to our Open House and Registration Event on August 24 f...
• Park National Bank focuses on Vision Bank's loan issues
• Newark house deemed unsafe by property maintenance inspector
• Three candidates rejected from November ballot
• AC airlift to top of Indian Mound Mall
• Newark receives $250K grant to rehab homes
• Newark man sentenced to 9 years for home invasion, violation
• Coyote sightings reported in area
• Heath council revises sweepstakes businesses rules
• Coughlin Automotive clears site for new car dealership in Heath
• Woman, 77, who survived battle with cancer, planning to ride in cycling fundraiser
• Attention current OSU students: do you like to meet people and have fun? Are you...
• Students explore renovated John Clem Elementary
• Construction forces 2012 Super Cruise elsewhere
• Benefit dinner planned at Utica Fire House
• Man charged in fatal shooting of cab driver
• Ex-wife says she saw girl before 1967 killing
• Pataskala Street Fair blasts off Wednesday
• Croton woman, daughter expand equine ministry
• Teenagers leave hospital after Aug. 11 rollover crash
• Police: Woman takes bath salts, claims family murdered
• Ketter sues city, seeks compensation
• Interested in volunteering for Campus Commitment Mon Sep 19? Contact Melissa at...
• Marne nurse chooses rare career path
• Meat tea set at tea house
• Madison Township Trustees set special meeting
• Tool repair, wholesale business going strong
• Wind sets sail blimp moored at airport
• Crime Stoppers seeking information about theft suspect
• Government jobs fuel earnings growth in metro areas
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Autism risks for siblings are higher than thought
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for select 12
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio 79 construction doesn't slow Mopar Super Cruise
• Crowd packs Music and Wings Festival
• Kayla Hansel hired in auditor's office
• Ohio town still on edge after shooting rampage
• Excel Academy sets open house
• Some Licking County school districts losing money; others seeing yearly financial gain
• Most economic indicators show improvement in Licking County
• Licking County home values falling, but tax impact likely small
• Insurance agency sets open house
• Drivers zoom, crash, jump for Hartford Fair rough truck fun
• 2 released, 2 fair after rollover crash on Ohio 37
• Man pleads guilty to murdering 3
• Mayor denies Earthworks Transit rumor
• 3 officers hurt in fight with suspect
• 2 Pataskala officers to patrol city on bikes
• 'The Good War' pays homage to World War II
• Program teaches positive parenting strategies
• Police seek man who shot at worker in north Newark
• Judge sentences Cleveland serial killer to death
• Welcome Week activities now posted on the Org Sync Student Activities calendar!
• National Trail Raceway sued over '09 crash
• Schools, others work to find ways to help poor overcome obstacles
• New, experienced Motocross riders prepare differently for Hartford Fair race
• New Albany seeks to annex land from Jersey Township
• Newark low on funds for firefighter overtime
• Maennerchor to mark 130th anniversary
• Final Weathervane show has ties to late artistic director
• Reality show to spotlight Granville charity group
• Dispatcher sues Johnstown over promotion
• Candidate additions create mayor's races in Utica, Hanover
• The Italian visitors in COTC's cultural exchange program arrive tonight!
• Granville man injured in fall at water treatment plant
• Hartford Fair crowd cheers for derby destruction
• Goat obstacle course exactly what it sounds like
• Signs say summertime is nearing its end
• Lakewood teachers' pay frozen, but there will be raises
• South American fish caught in Buckeye Lake
• Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra names new executive director
• Heath woman sets female skydiving record
• Expert: U.S., Licking County have edge on work force
• Newark school board will see familiar faces in 2012
• New student orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Newark mayoral candidate reveals past alcohol problem
• When fairs come to town, outrageous food comes too
• Three Licking County vehicles compete at Hartford Independent Fair's tractor pull
• Croton resident wins floral competitions
• OSHA investigates workplace injury at Sunfield Inc.
• New Granville Village Manager challenged from start
• Statues spray-painted black and white
• County chamber of commerce honors employees, employers
• Man charged with theft of car with child inside
• Rep. Pat Tiberi talks debt with tea party group
• Young hog showmen display their prowess
• Josh Thompson rocks out at Hartford Fair
• Licking County says need for more foster parents is urgent
• Lottery sales continue to climb in Ohio
• Mopar Super Cruise back this weekend
• Minor injuries result from Deo head-on crash
• Granville native takes gift of sight abroad
• Man gets five-plus years for second meth lab offense
• 20-year-old guilty of assault sentenced to 5 years
• Sunfield worker loses fingers in accident
• Check out the map to see what parking lot is being paved next!
• Hopewell lot in Newark closed for paving today.
• Hartford Independent Fair schedule
• Hartford Fair president ensures event is a family affair
• Community conducts vigil after 8 killed in shooting
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Economy, not debt rating, will send markets lower
• Ohio lake area fights to change image after algae
• Man faces trial in 1967 slaying of schoolgirl
• Licking Valley Schools to install solar panels
• Race benefits children of Ohioan found in septic tank
• Percentage of Ohioans drops at state's private colleges, universities
• Families prepare for week at the fair
• Despite loss of founder, L. Eileen Sannan Fravel Museum continues mission
• LMHS CEO Rob Montagnese balancing business, family, community
• New Indian Mound Mall manager ready for a challenge
• Report: Child poverty increasing in Ohio
• Expert says he's found bigger Ohio serpent mound
• Group of Newark area vets working to help next generation
• Newark Fire Department: Benefits boost low base wages
• Fire, mom's cancer battle can't kill Utica family's positive attitude
• Heath Sertoma donates $3,000 to Language Experience Center
• Newark district to pay incentive in lump sum
• Six cases of salmonella reported in Licking County
• PUCO staff opposes AEP proposed rate increase
• Kirkersville man charged in bank robbery
• U.S. loses AAA rating
• Safety director criticizes Newark fire department leadership
• Man arrested in shooting of 11-year-old Ohio girl
• Granville council finds it has no authority to appeal sign decision
• Time, rumors muddle Little Texas tale
• Granville council to discuss appeal of signage approval
• Not everyone on board with Day y Noche's hues
• Suspended Buckeye Lake firefighter receives treatment in drug theft case
• Kroger stores in Ohio, 25 other states yank bad turkey
• Perry County drug growing operation found
• State sends happy trails to NTR
• New business in New Albany would add 60 jobs
• State panel: No public review of redistricting map
• Two women transported after Buena Vista crash
• For local youths, preparation is as beneficial as fair
• Board: 'No' vote to count against union law
• Licking Valley doctor let go
• Youngsters honor veterans during event at The Works
• Murder charges filed in area woman's shooting
• Licking County judge criticizes Children Services
• 1 dead, 2 hurt as boat hits Lake Erie wall
• Driver dies after crash with stopped truck on Marne Road
• Midland Theatre receives PNC grant
• Johnstown Farmers Market returns weekly
• Park National Bank recently announced a million dollar scholarship gift to our c...
• Car, dump truck collide on Garfield Avenue
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Even brief lessons in CPR can raise survival rates
• Woman brings camels from Rushville ranch to help cheer up volunteer's ailing wife
• Are couples in county getting cold feet?
• Former Newark employee appeals 2009 Civil Service Commission ruling
• Longtime Rep. Clarence E. Miller remembered
• Ohio's senators support debt deal
• Outville Road shootings officially ruled homicide, suicide
• Pataskala police arrest nude man hitting car with tire iron
• It's official: July was a hot month
• The university mourns the loss of Dr. Frank W. Hale, Jr and thanks him for his c...
• 'That was not our Joyce'
• Elderly tenants upset by apartment manager's resignation
• Heath moves toward tax incentive
• Two boys threaten to rob girls at knifepoint
• Bond set at $100K for man accused of raping young girls
• Prosecutor: Damage to Del Mar restaurant not a criminal matter
• Reward offered for information about apartment burglary
• Ohio lawmakers split votes on debt limit deal
• Newark plans $1.1 million in street paving this year
• Thief took car with kid inside
• CNN reports community colleges + in-demand programs = skilled labor force
• St. Louisville woman's carriage business is for all occasions
• NEWARK CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
• With deal in sight, markets look to today
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Grants help with village ditch work
• Defense tries to spare life of Ohio serial killer
• Newark High School graduate's classmate search proves successful
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• LICKING VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Buckeye Visit Day Mon Aug 1st. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Harrison Township woman kills 8-year-old son, self
• Newark Catholic 5K raises funds in memory of Kayla Layton, Devin Reid
• Reward offered in string of break-ins
• Gov. Kasich gushes about new eastern Ohio natural gas find
• William C. Kraner Nature Center aims to teach people to give a hoot about nature
• Ohio's underground pipelines are vital, invisible, aging
• Prominent community members discuss where Newark stands, where it is headed in the future
• Lawmakers looking for last-minute debt ceiling deal to avoid default
• Life sentences rarely imposed for rape in Licking County
• Veterans Alliance provides soldiers with final honors
• Car fire sweeps through four condominiums
• 'Chicago' brings big-city glamor to Weathervane
• New algae advisory posted for southern Ohio lake
• Newark man accused of holding another's property for ransom
• Could GOP battle over debt ceiling cost Jordan his district?
• Newark man accused of breaking into 9 businesses
• House debt plan backed by Ohio Republicans, killed by Senate
• Historic building in Newark gets preservation tax credit
• City, firefighters resolve some issues in contract negotiations
• Check the website for updates on parking lot renovations!
• Sailors gather at Buckeye Lake for national regatta
• Sen. Sherrod Brown's flag bill passes Senate
• Agency: Lancaster Family YMCA counselors violated policy
• $75,000 bond for woman accused of murder
• Boehner, GOP put off debt limit vote
• Conservation district levy heads to fall ballot
• Ex-photojournalist takes up different instrument for upcoming show
• Robbins Hunter Museum marks 30 years
• More Ohio same-sex couples identified in 2010 Census
• Family of 3 missing boys disappointed by plea deal
• Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney visits Licking County company
• Granville Irish dancer finishes on high notes
• John Boehner plan faces challenge from fellow conservative
• Johnstown man sentenced for driving accomplices to home burglary
• Man accused in Kirkersville bank robbery arrested
• Engineering firm lowers price for Granville pedestrian bridge design
• Granville Township mulls steps to cope with fiscal officer's departure
• Brown, Gibbs throw backing behind different debt-ceiling plans
• Longaberger mansion up for sale - only $15 million!
• Woman charged with murder in fatal shooting
• Sarah Apple applies for diversion in Fiberglas theft case
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Rep. Pat Tiberi hopes for debt ceiling agreement before deadline
• Health care issue cleared for Ohio fall ballot
• Second Baptist Church readies weekend Summer Praise festival
• Granville campground attracts local vacationers
• Licking County engineer announces retirement
• Police: Pataskala man found out of control on bath salts
• County unemployment rate increases to 8.8 percent
• Repeat OVI offender accused of driving tractor into mailbox
• 'Manufacturing is alive in Licking County'
• Ticking noise prompts evacuations in downtown Newark
• Newark family in broken house unhappy with options
• Juvenile crime down in Licking County in 2010
• Utica High School Class of 1961 gathers for reunion
• Excel vote makes interim director permanent
• Park National income down in second quarter
• Thornville teen in serious condition after Friday crash
• Reward offered for information about stolen electronics
• Firefighter spins tales of fantasy in novel
• Newark Campus paving July 26, 27, & 28 in Adena and former CDC parking lots.
• Man shot in Cincinnati crashes into house, dies
• Ohioan dies after falling from tractor into creek
• Urban scavengers in constant search of trash worth cash
• Proposal raises concerns about Ohioans' photo IDs
• Report: Ohio got $493M from Homeland Security
• Ohio judges to test video cameras in court
• Bradley wants to make mark with Licking Valley music department
• Butternut Farms spreads the seeds of learning
• Licking County assistance initiative helps area youth earn needed money
• Granville patient's family forms bicycle brigade to aid Pelotonia
• Perspectives on Newark, part 3: Fighting the fat
• Frazeysburg's volunteer firefighting force adds two full-time paid positions
• Did grant project do home more harm than good?
• Former Advocate publisher Mark D. Richmond dies at 61
• Protect your home -- legally
• Newark, firefighters unlikely to agree
• Licking Countians battle extremes on the job
• Southwest Ohio man who barked at police dog might face trial
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark studio shares SPARK art
• Brief respite from heat on tap
• Public job losses in Ohio offset private gains
• Newark school board to vote on contract
• Man enters guilty plea in Knox County septic tank case
• Cleveland man convicted in deaths of women
• Pataskala cook on Pioneer Woman, Bush's sites
• Granville seeks protection for oil pipeline
• Hebron man, 71, accused of soliciting sex from undercover deputy
• Newark fire captain reprimanded for SB5 comments
• Bank robbery causes stir in quiet Kirkersville
• Excessive heat starts dogged eastward trek
• No one injured, firefighters tested in Harrison Township blaze
• Longaberger announces 18 new factory stores
• Newark man accused of sexually abusing 2 out on bail
• Preservation group based in Johnstown moves program to Taft center
• Ohio funeral home license suspended after cremation
• Granville buffered, not spared, from recession
• Ohio voters to get final say on union law
• Lawmaker not cheering proposed Statehouse pub
• Kasich postpones execution to 2012
• Buckeye Lake cruise to benefit men's homeless shelter
• Keep up to date with Newark Campus parking lot closures this summer!
• Good luck on finals!
• Next Generation Challenge scholarship campaign gets huge boost from Park National Bank.
• Imprisoned ex-title agent released early
• Granville man played role at Battle of First Bull Run
• Program introduces area youths to fishing
• Kendal at Granville breaks ground on expansion
• Hundreds say farewell to Zanesville teenager
• Successful camp starts Dufford's tenure
• Harrison Township fire ruled an arson
• Mayors hope to jump start blood drives
• Instinct prompts man to defend Newark home from intruder
• Newark campus fund gets $1M boost
• COTC and state Fire Academy partner, in today's Dispatch.
• New student orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• 911 call: Struggle preceded fatal Etna Township shooting
• Accel opens door to development
• Man sentenced to 5 years of probation for forging checks
• Woman who helped man who shot his sister-in-law gets 3 years of probation
• COTC partners with Ohio Fire Academy
• Newark man defends east side house from intruder
• Family sues driver in November fatal crash
• Suicide prevention conference in Newark targets at-risk groups
• Defense calls no witnesses in Sowell murder trial
• Etna Township property goes back to agricultural zoning status
• Final exams for first term summer classes Thursday and Friday!
• Heat exhaustion rising with mercury
• Firefighter call-offs cost city $6,000 in OT
• Police investigating death of Zanesville teen
• Patakala closer to possessing Etna Parkway extension
• Dog Paddle event could come to Heath pool
• Area siblings represent Ohio at Children's Congress 2011
• Northridge to ask for income tax in November
• Reward offered for information about $2,000 copper theft
• Teen admits to one, denies second theft of synthetic marijuana
• Inspired by former athlete, Newark woman donates life-saving gift
• Website offers resources for senior citizens
• Licking Valley students attend Buckeye Boys, Girls State
• Man's fatal shooting in Etna Township thought to be accidental
• After more than 30 years at Heath City Water Park, managers prepare to retire together
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Lawmaker resigns after drunken driving charge
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark Municipal Building conditions causing concerns for city
• Dress code vouchers going away for Newark City Schools
• Bionetics honors pair of employees
• Ballet Academy sets scholarship auditions
• Churches work to try to fill gaps for Newark residents in need of a hand
• Zoo's volunteer divers help keep tanks clean
• Solar power station coming to Newark brownfield
• Newark woman searching for classmates
• Flashing-yellow arrows coming to Ohio intersections in 2012
• County, sheriff far apart on 2012 budget
• Steve Neale found guilty of causing crash that killed three
• Joe Jonas performs at Newark restaurant
• Black Hawk arrives to honor veteran
• Gov. John Kasich vetoes bill on Great Lakes water use
• Heath man indicted in rape of sleeping woman
• 'Sound of Music' alive at Weathervane
• Ohio treasurer release reveals U.S. Senate bid
• Newark woman sentenced to 3 years for intimidating woman with her sons
• Archaeologists survey ground near Great Circle Mound in preparation for powwow
• Northridge principal layoff prompts board member resignation
• Help us Roll for a Cure to cancer!
• Man with Parkinson's challenges himself with Lego creations
• Newark man sentenced to 4 years for threatening Realtors
• Fairfield County balloon festival to benefit victims of violent crime
• Smoking fines cost Ohio bar liquor permit renewal
• Newark woman loves her rubber ducks
• Junior high gathering is no average reunion
• Restaurateurs bringing Steak Escape to Newark
• Neale: Other vehicle ran red light in deadly crash
• Council accepts contract; firefighters union says no
• Ohio Supreme Court will not delay sealing area juvenile's case
• State's new election law spurs ballot repeal effort
• Late Buckeye fan's photo gets national attention
• Muskingum County woman indicted in father's death
• Man thrown from car testifies of little memory
• Inmate jumps to his death
• Buckeye Lake 'open for business' as locals work to combat algae and attract visitors
• Ohio lawmakers axe online voter registration plan
• Reward offered for Newark man accused of making meth
• Jonas brother Joe to perform in Newark
• Port Authority unveils new building
• Two Denison University students die overseas
• Sign up for campus emergency alerts today!!
• Campus is closed Wed July 13 until 12 NOON due to power outage.
• Toledo man charged in Heath burglary
• Granville students learning to nurture
• Fatal crash trial begins
• Frazeysburg bans abusable bath salts
• Man sentenced to 3 years in prison for making meth
• Two escape Newark house fire
• Local author shares important lesson
• City rail yard to get upgrade
• Man accused of stabbing woman turns himself in to deputies
• Debt talks put Social Security checks in doubt
• Think you might want to be a Buckeye? High school students and their families are invited to check us out at our next Buckeye Visit Day on Monday August 1st. Hope to see you there!
• Campus is open again!
• Pataskala teenager indicted in high-speed chase
• Newark City Schools hires media arts instructor
• Newark man convicted of assaulting man with chair
• Kennedy backs off Newark street levy proposal
• Franklin Township man sentenced for standoff
• Heath man accused of raping woman as she slept next to children
• Ice cream boat now serving Buckeye Lake
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for robbery information
• Apple charged with one count of theft
• Decision time on firefighters contract
• All day and evening classes after 3 PM cancelled due to power outage.
• Gov. John Kasich names 8 members of JobsOhio panel
• Ohio gas prices down a penny from last week
• Hard work pays off for rental center owner
• Heath median project begins today
• Japanese tea house opens in Licking Valley area
• Tanzania trip prompts Ohio woman to work in Africa
• Police: enforcing texting ban may be tough
• Board set to pick new Ohio schools superintendent
• Two injured in two-car crash in Newton Township
• Pleasant Chapel yard sale set
• Report: End minimum staffing for Newark firefighters
• 10 central Ohio rib vendors wow crowd's taste buds while benefiting Humane Society
• Bicyclists pedal for good cause during Land of Legend Bike Tour
• Air quality alert issued today for central Ohio
• Bill would limit public students' school year
• Man injured after falling about 15 feet
• West Licking firefighters pull man from sinking vehicle
• New law means more thieves will go to jails, not prisons
• Fatal crash trial to start Tuesday
• Newark grapples with abandoned houses, businesses and their effect on city's image
• Roof collapse at vacant building a problem in Thornville
• Fire reported in vacant house near Millersport
• Newark's Shenanigans revives favorite dishes from bygone restaurants
• Jury in 11 Ohio deaths trial sees graphic photos
• Judge delays condemned Ohio killer's execution
• Plan to reduce sewage flow into waterways approved
• Historian Allan Eckert dies in sleep at age 80
• Carp Fest to help fight Buckeye Lake algae
• Contractor hopes to recover costs on Granville home
• Early test results look good for Licking County schools
• What is your favorite spot on campus?
• String of possible arsons shocks Lancaster residents
• Hundreds gather to honor late Thornville teenager
• 3 NHS grads learn, help others during experiences abroad
• Licking County budget requests increase 4 percent
• Heath ordinance restricts sweepstakes businesses
• Ohio 79 median project at ready
• Officer: Sowell alluded to having more victims
• Vacation Bible School season kicking into high gear
• Bluegrass festival has lofty goals, loyal fans
• Fire temporarily closes Heath's Donatos Pizza
• Locals join list of names filed to fight health care law
• Beetles released at Wilds
• Midland Theatre gets a new marquee
• Coshocton woman injured in rollover crash on U.S. 40
• Park National adjusts loan loss provision from Vision Bank
• Johnstown's Fireman's Festival starts tonight
• Newark fire department seeks accreditation
• One injured in crash at Chestnut Hills Road, Ohio 657
• Water office employee alerts Newark family to fire
• Johnstown man admits to stealing $1M in scrap
• Buckeye Visit Day Thu July 7th. Welcome to our future Buckeyes!
• COTC winter 2011 grads! Help us out by taking the online grad survey!
• Beetles invasion: Struggling bugs released at the Wilds
• AEP says work on Ohio solar farm to start in 2012
• Co-workers, friends remember woman killed by gunfire
• Chase, gunfire preceded fatal shooting
• Shriners, tournament assisting family with child's medical needs
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• School year coming quickly; start planning
• Licking County Crime Stoppers: Reward offered for information about unsolved 1989 homicide
• Obamacare, Senate Bill 5 repeals likely to stand out on ballot
• Repeat offender sentenced to almost 5 years for cooking methamphetamine
• Bed races part of Thornville bicentennial celebration
• Newark City Council delays decision on salt shed
• Heath mulls income tax incentive for new businesses
• Fri July 8 is last day to drop classes without a "W."
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this day in 2006 COTC's Pataskala Campus opened.
• More than 500 compete Monday in Granville's Firecracker Five
• Granville's Mile-Long Parade highlights Civil War heritage
• Space shuttle's legacy: Soaring in orbit and costs
• Frazeysburg man remains critical after shooting
• Weekend revival planned at First Baptist Church of Utica
• Longtime Ohio rock critic dies at age 92
• SW Ohio counties charge jail fees, had drawn lawsuit
• Kasich pushes change in Ohio
• Local festivities abound in honor of nation's birthday
• Licking Valley graduate entering college as a sophomore
• Homer native bound to history, books
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• Agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• Frazeysburg man in critical condition after shooting
• Hot in Toledo: 98 degrees breaks 100-year record
• Cincinnati wet weather means costly road damage
• Ohio seeing likely boost in revenue
• Campus closed Mon July 4th. Happy Independence Day!
• Heath all red, white and blue for the Fourth (gallery)
• Adopt a furry friend
• Legality of using OVI test device being questioned
• Chickens aplenty, but changes too at Ohio Fresh Eggs
• Man released from hospital after accidental shooting
• Teen leaves hospital after one-car crash
• Portman leads effort to reduce prison recidivism
• Granville parade marshal has many ties to Civil War
• Ohio budget is a big rule-changer
• St. Louisville woman dies in shooting
• Police investigating report of sexual assault
• State warns against swimming at Brooks Beach
• Villager Barber under new ownership
• Newark school district hires new employees
• Gov. Kasich lashes out at Democrats, decrying partisanship
• Crackdown promised on July Fourth drunken drivers
• Veterans pleased with new Newark VA clinic
• Ute's, Anderson's Newark contracts extended
• Buckeye Lake man leaves hospital after crash
• Bowling Green Township family loses home in fire
• Independence Day Concert and Fireworks Sun July 3rd!
• Fireworks and free concerts on Sunday, July 3. Thanks to our wonderful sponsor, the Reese Family!
• Licking County Sheriff's Office's 'Cookie Lady' retiring after 16 years
• Heath police chief's car getting die-cast do-over
• Ohio Fresh Eggs under new management
• Drugs, alcohol not involved in April fatal crash
• Runners, vehicles increasingly at odds about Granville race
• Warm weather prompts air quality alert for today
• Suspicious box leads to road closure, bomb squad response
• New-look Ohio budget becomes state law
• Licking County farmers get federal assistance
• Budget cuts claim Newark child care center
• Newark Kroger employee wins company bag-off
• Newark man convicted of killing father
• Newark wins ruling in layoff case
• Kasich prepares to sign sweeping Ohio budget
• Senate Bill 5 opponents deliver repeal signatures to statehouse
• Expression is focus of annual bereavement camp
• C-TEC cuts struggling program, vows to open new one in 2012
• Licking Park District seeks plan, then levy
• Granville won't take action on urban chickens -- for now
• Charges filed in pursuit that hit 100 mph
• Detective: Richards said he wouldn't purposely kill dad
• Bell tower placement called a success
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Region in dire need of blood donations
• Granville Historical Society building addition approved
• Bread men come through for Joplin
• Pothole-reporting application keeping Newark Service Department busy
• Bills calling for strictest abortion limits pass Ohio House
• More than 300 jobs might come to Licking County
• Two hospitalized after Johnstown-area crashes
• Woman flown to Grant after Heath-area crash
• COTC 40th FAQ -- on this day in 1971 COTC's first print ad appeared.
• Newark considers street levy for paving
• Prosecutor: Man used brick, knife to kill father
• Coffman: Williams Street is best salt shed site
• Mower rider struck from behind on Ohio 79
• Report: Owner comes forward Saturday after dog bites boy
• Granville man facing aggravated robbery charges
• Thomas Fry Jr. hired by Granville school district
• Granville Fellowship unveils spacious new digs
• North Fork board takes step toward November levy
• Man transported after motorcycle crash on ramp to Ohio 16
• Ohio budget bill sent to floor vote
• New freshmen: what are you looking forward to about college this fall?
• 15 of couple's 32 children still at home
• Man hospitalized after accidental shooting
• College's addition includes solar roof
• Effort on to convert former clubhouse into veterans museum
• Shay finds niche in public policy arena
• Federal court open since '02 gets renovations
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Drumming, singing set at Flint Ridge
• Ice cream social slated at church
• Fish fries taking summer off
• Pastor Gus leaving Valley
• 2 Ohio cities judge dogs on behavior, not breed
• Police seek info on theft of cell phone
• Scouts dedicate new lodge at Camp Falling Rock
• Vacant homes force response from Newark community
• Licking County's growing aging program on move
• Group working across state to aid vacancies
• 10 changes coming to Ohio elections
• Bra craft provides therapy for cancer patients, survivors
• State budget critical issue to some, minor one to others
• Trial to begin for Newark man accused of killing father
• Kleins answer troubling questions
• Credit union marks youth week
• Gov. John Kasich announces New Albany business' plan
• Store knits designer to Granville
• Newark intersection stripes to be permanent
• Ohio economy shrinks during decade
• Law enforcement officials take part in Special Olympics Torch Run
• Schools blame federal mandate for higher lunch prices
• Police look for owners of dog that bit boy
• Ohio lawmakers eye final compromise on $56B budget
• OSU, Miami University approve tuition hikes
• Renovations at Buffalo Wild Wings to bring outdoor patio for football season
• City plans to move center line on West Church near Apple Tree
• House Speaker John Boehner takes expense checks, but overall office spending is down
• Attorneys: Continue lethal-injection lawsuit
• New Walnut Township superintendent to split duties
• Attorney's Ohio Supreme Court filing against Stansbury to be dismissed
• LEADS again offering summer cooling assistance
• Bail bonds company wants right to post bond in certain cases
• Ohio Senate postpones action on voter photo ID bill
• Special Olympics ambassador biking for a cause
• Ohio law against fireworks tough to enforce
• Local amateur radio club members preparing for nationwide competition Saturday
• Teen ordered to sex-offender probation for assault of boy, 9
• Licking County Prosecutor Ken Oswalt to appeal rape decision
• Etna Township man accused of taking nude pictures of teen
• Motorcycle crash victim in fair condition
• Proposed cuts to fire grant programs bring concern
• Vineyard Church plans weekend block party
• Newark tests new traffic stripes at Church/Fourth intersection
• North Fork, Northridge school districts approve fees for extracurriculars
• Levy proposed for street paving, improvements to blighted areas
• Summer quarter students: Fri Jun 24 is last day to drop classes with full refund!
• Good morning Coshocton Campus!
• New Student Orientation. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Ohio budget plan may pit cities against counties
• Prayer circle celebrates longest day, summer in Heath
• Gov. John Kasich signs order to regulate pain clinics
• Benefit fund set up for family of missing man
• COTC tuition to rise
• Granville dad, daughter enjoy special college graduation
• Report: $4,000 stolen from Apple's employer
• Newark couple, Westerville man pledge $1 million to cancer research
• Three injured in one-car crash outside Heath
• Man still hospitalized after crash
• COTC 40th FAQ: on this date in 2010, COTC's permanent Pataskala Campus location opened.
• Truck crash closes down I-70
• Heath to spend $252,400 more on Ohio 79 median
• Walmart eyeing Ohio 161 corridor
• Sara, Max Apple return to Newark Monday evening
• Disagreement remains on AFSCME deal
• Police seek information about theft
• Missing Heath man spotted in Las Vegas
• Entrapment, fire result from two-vehicle crash
• Newark woman who covered up son's robbery ordered to treatment
• Newark City Council delays salt shed, maintenance projects
• Welcome to summer quarter!
• New: Submit an investigative story tip
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Shepler, Hunt win at Legion
• What banks don't tell you about automatic bill pay
• Colleges might help train workers for Ohio casinos
• Inaugural 'Valley Idol' planned at Red, White and Blue Kaboom
• No explosives found aboard plane after bomb threat
• Fewer older Ohioans get Medicaid care in nursing homes
• Sheriff's office mulls charging sex offenders to register
• Update: Car trouble led to discovery of Apple, son
• Ashery Farms owners pride themselves with offering good products at a good price
• Welcome to summer quarter!
• Upkeep of Licking County Courthouse proves challenging
• Community, mothers club comes together to help mom
• Luncheon shines light on Civil War-era woman
• Johnstown man one of three Ohio veterans honored for D-Day service
• Visitors crowd docks for Antique Boats on the Canal
• Law restricts work of former members of Ohio casino panel
• Inspectors find tree-killing beetle
• Higher rates sought for AEP residential customers
• Homes become traps during slump
• Newark motorcyclist injured after crashing into deputy's cruiser
• Volunteers tackle chores across Licking County
• Newark firefighters low on OT funds
• SB5 opponents say they have ample signatures to get repeal on fall ballot
• Unemployment in Ohio below U.S. average for 2nd straight month
• Kentucky man indicted on felony drug possession charges
• Ohio Supreme Court motion filed to bar Judge Stansbury from hearing
• Johnstown names new athletic director
• Heath police seek information about stolen wallet
• Advisories warn of drinking Buckeye Lake water
• Stop by tomorrow night at 8 p.m. for free family movie night, sponsored by Licking Memorial Health Systems. Come watch "The Wizard of Oz" outside the John Gilbert Reese Center. Popcorn and beverages will be provided.
• The Works to host physics/sports camp
• MHA hosting free weekly support group
• Study says state's farmland overloaded with phosphorous
• Lakewood seniors earn Lions Club scholarships
• Kroger first-quarter profit, revenue jump raises outlook
• Fatal fire in Warren that killed 6 likely caused by grill
• More than 100 organizations in Licking County lose IRS exemption
• Antique Boats on Canal offers peek at past
• 'Everything's new' at Granville Mexican restaurant
• Heisey Collectors of America celebrate 40th birthday, convention
• Advisory continues at Brooks Beach
• Newark Catholic work may be done for 2012-13 year
• Where are Fred Calhoun and Sara Apple?
• Gov. John Kasich OKs slots at tracks in deal
• Hebron woman's family wants to say thanks
• Granville names Steven Stilwell new village manager
• Garden tour aims to bring needed peace
• Johnstown Farmers Market open Saturdays
• Earthworks Transit needs public input for survey
• Licking Park district board delays levy decisions
• Push begins for funding of Ohio 16-Cherry Valley interchange
• State revenues beating estimates by $1.5B
• Ohio Fresh Eggs plans big expansion
• $4 gas a thing of the past, for now
• Replacements sought for Jerry Brems, Jim Mickey
• Newark Catholic to unveil renovation plans
• Newark police stop investigation after determining woman left voluntarily
• Heath girl not horsing around
• Former employee sues Excel Academy for $15K in back pay
• Newark officer's suspension reduced in settlement
• Amputation hazards cost Hebron company
• AFSCME accepts Newark contract
• Summer quarter begins next week! Are you ready?
• Few new clues in search for Newark mother, son
• Nelson's Glass Service opens 8 months after fire
• Newark school board rejects Eagle Wings lease
• Crash reduces I-70 to one lane for hours
• No violations found at Manna Market
• Newark man found guilty of setting Maholm Street fire
• Competency evaluation under way in connection with Licking County man's death
• WomenShare combines fellowship with giving
• Union Township clerks foil robbery
• Newark City Council approves AFSCME contract
• Garrett celebrating 60 years of dance instruction
• Licking Valley Heritage Society plans open house
• Official defends possible Ohio Turnpike lease deal
• Nonprofits fear casinos will hurt fundraising
• Boehner speaks to record class of Ohio State grads
• Ohio workers in trouble got disability pensions
• Q&A: Gibbs speaks on deficit, farms, redistricting
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Ben Franklin Elementary School to get roof repaired
• History comes alive at 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Encampment
• First flights of the Young Eagles program thrill its passengers
• Despite Brooks Beach health advisory, Buckeye Lake available for summer fun
• CSAs keep locals from having to guess where dinner came from
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Adopt a furry friend
• Missing Newark woman last seen picking up son from babysitter
• Johnstown child fighting an array of mysterious health issues
• More Ohioans renting homes
• Stocks drop for 6 consecutive weeks
• Mom, son graduate from COTC together
• Man gets life in prison for raping child in 1993
• Heath man indicted on child rape, sexual abuse charges
• 69-year-old man accused of raping family friend
• Police investigating woman's whereabouts
• Newark seeks input for new band director
• Man found guilty in connection with standoff with law enforcement
• Almost 1,000 lose power during storm
• Wellness center brings hands-on experience to C-TEC students
• Newark, AFSCME reach tentative agreement
• Summer break is here! See you in the fall!
• Congratulations COTC Spring 2011 grads!
• Lights back on along Ohio 16 in Newark
• Fourth Street traffic changes surprise police chief, public
• Newark garden centers raising funds for breast cancer research
• Sandra Holling gets 10 years in prison for her role in 2007 murder
• Joe Bowman resigns from Lakewood board
• Federal agency advises Granville on sustainability
• Licking Park District board discusses levy try
• Salmonella infection reported in Licking County
• Licking County gets early start on mosquito spraying
• 20 jobs on the line at Conesville AEP plant
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this day in 2006 COTC reached 7,000 graduates
• Ken Oswalt: Ruling on statutory rape may be hurdle
• Newark turns off Ohio 16 lights
• Fund set up to help Plaza Garden Apartments burn victim
• Newark Mayor Bob Diebold's ethics decision remains on hold
• Early data: More students passed graduation tests
• Ohio Senate passes $55.7 billion budget
• City, Park unveil small-business loan program
• Downtown Newark Farmers Market set for Friday opening
• Convicted murderer on death row seeks new trial
• OMCA Book Drive ends June 9th!
• COTC 40th FAQ - on this day in 1973 COTC held its first commencement ceremony
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich spares condemned killer of 2
• Powerful pictures from around the world
• Forecasters caution about extreme heat in Ohio
• Reward offered for information about Newark vandalism
• Terrelle Pryor says he won't play for OSU in fall, might try for supplemental draft
• Souper Sammies to be featured on show
• Commencement rehearsal today @ 5 pm Adena Gym
• Three teenagers treated for injuries from crash
• Ohio Senate budget limits abortions, widens charters
• Granville commission approves two new downtown homes
• Pataskala property upkeep measures tabled by council
• Family shaken again after man who lost grandson to drunken driving also hit
• Coughlin to add dealership in Heath
• Newark High School construction bogged down by wet weather
• Improv by Outside the Box, 8 pm tonight, Black Box Theatre, FREE
• Improv by Outside the Box Wed June 8 @ 7:30 PM @ Black Box Theatre!
• Local Special Olympian inspires own father to compete for the team
• Newark Council sets some salaries, delays others
• Council considers authorizing electricity aggregation program
• City to issue bonds for landfill cleanup
• NFCF raising money for extracurriculars
• 5K walk to raise money for Buckeye Lake Library building
• Transportation agencies aim for efficiency
• YES Club begins major expansion
• Midwestern states paying more for gas
• Pataskala man to serve six months for death of passenger
• Good luck on finals!
• Despite economic hardships, Brasseur's Building Supply owners stand by siding
• State's budget math doesn't easily add up
• Newark High School graduates urged to dream big
• Fundraiser pushes Licking Valley Athletic Boosters closer to goal
• Heath man leads police on chase
• Parties maneuvering on debt and Medicare
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Fire department fundraiser set
• Newark Strawberry Festival benefits Camp O'Bannon, Licking County Sports Association
• Adopt a furry friend
• Rod Vedder named to new department
• Brandie Davisson named advertising director of Newark Advocate Media
• Contract with single hauler might save Newark residents money
• Planned budget change would cut lawmakers' salaries
• Stay local for fun this summer
• A variety of appeals in Midland's 2011-12 season
• Gifted children may see service cutbacks
• Newark police frequently called to Eastgate Apartments
• Finals week Mon June 6 - Thu June 9th. Good luck!
• 'Dramatic leap' in corn plantings expected
• Relay for Life honors local cancer survivors
• Licking County seeks replacement for Jerry Brems
• Newark lawyer home after 7-month deployment in Afghanistan
• NEWARK STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
• Swimmers advised to avoid Brooks Beach
• Sheriff's office arrests man accused of assaulting 14-year-old
• Longtime Licking County deputy, police dog retire together
• Licking County homeless numbers spike
• Man accused of 11 killings meets jury pool
• "Art" by playwright Yasmina Reza, Black Box Theatre, 8 p.m. $3 student, $4 general public.
• Former Monroe Township couple admits to growing marijuana
• Heath man accused of raping two young girls
• Chief: Newark officers justified in animal shootings
• Searchers recover bodies from Georgia plane crash
• Former Licking-Muskingum Community Correction Center could be used for jail overflow
• Heath man carves block 'O' from stump behind Southgate Shopping Center
• Licking County facilities ready to make a splash this summer
• Newark woman wins $2M in Ohio Lottery
• Fire damages Pataskala home
• Census shows 95 percent of U.S. counties have seen decline in those younger than 18
• Spring theatre production "Art" this weekend at the Black Box! (LeFevre Hall)
• Movie: Just Go With It tonight @ 8 PM @ Warner Dining Area!
• No survivors found at crash site of Pataskala man's plane
• End of the year cookout! Today @Warner patio 6-9 pm. Thanks to Titan intramurals & athletics, and student activities.
• Madison Township man accused of raping family acquaintance
• Licking Valley addresses Facebook 'hit list'
• Health department: Save on gas, ride a bike this weekend
• Families question shooting of animals by police
• Granville council backs front location for path at commercial development
• Newark woman accused of entering home, demanding money with BB gun
• Longaberger Homestead ready for new season
• 18 graduate from self-advocacy program
• Woman pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit aggravated murder
• End of the Year Cookout Thu June 2 @ 6 PM outside Warner!
• Student Government General Body mtg., today @ 4, Warner Platform
• Crash kills Granville man
• One hospitalized after five-car crash Monday
• Two remain in hospital after motorcycle crash
• Granville Dental, Chamber plan grand openings of offices
• Libraries, churches offer summer options for kids
• Man sentenced to three years for crack cocaine sales
• Smoking, diabetes, weight control targeted by fair
• Rotary honors organizer of troop care package effort
• Trash haulers oppose bidding for Newark pickup
• Stu Govt meeting Wed June 1st @ 4 PM @ Warner 126!
• Heath police seek information on theft
• Intramural Bench Press competition tonight @ 4:30 PM @ Adena gym!
• Newark remembers veterans on Memorial Day
• Group presented with $10,000 check
• Adult day center hosting yard sale
• Infant CPR classes planned
• Homeless mom's death leads children to family
• New head of Dayton VA center wants to improve health care
• Ohio, Pa. towns reflect on tornado anniversary
• Car crashes into Heath Pizza Hut after chase
• Crash shuts down U.S. 62
• Rain garden installation dates set
• Local woodcarver specializes in a little bit of everything
• Motorcyclist flown after crash
• Obama tours twister-ravaged Joplin
• Information sought on medication theft
• WWII vet: 'Make sure your thoughts are always with the ones who died'
• Hanover-Toboso Alumni plan banquet
• VA infection issues lead to 13,000 veterans' tests
• READY! finishes first year, looks forward to another
• Visit from a doctor cures Ohio boy's bullying woes
• Black soldiers' names to be added to monument
• Area students take different paths on way to adulthood
• Utica Ice Cream Festival a 37-year-old tradition
• The Vineyard of Licking County Preschool raises money for hospital
• Dr. David A. Bartnick joins Licking Memorial
• Denison professor receives $35K grant
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark High School grad experiencing success through her art, story
• Investigation: Newark police sergeant exploited Extra Pay program
• Ohio tornado total high this year; peak season still ahead
• District strives to increase number of graduates
• Family, friends of Cayden Wince-Prior play baseball to remember
• Man accused of making meth in Perry Township
• Cars -- and insurance companies -- take a beating from hailstorms
• Concerts on the Green start with 'invasion'
• Gas tanks draining family budgets
• Police investigating damage to Del Mar building
• Heath veteran home after injury
• Tax relief offered for storm-damaged buildings
• Ohio man charged with 44 child sex offenses
• Ukrainians back Demjanjuk, convicted and stateless
• Spring theatre production "Art" this weekend and next!
• CollegeASPIRE still enrolling! COTC's free week-long summer program for students 10-18. Robotics, fire science, digital art, and more.
• Enjoy the Memorial Day holiday!
• Suspect sought in teen girl's beating
• Snapshots lounge owner hopes to let creativity loose
• Harrison Township man dies after backhoe incident
• Parent group meets to save North Fork extracurriculars
• AG: Excel Academy, board won't be charged in bingo case
• Ohio senators prep changes to budget plan
• Country Club Drive work rescheduled
• Police dog dies in traffic when car door opens
• Public officials, employees speak out against state budget, SB5
• University Chorus FREE Concert Fri May 27 @ 8 PM!
• County Diversion program for sex offenses rarely used
• Pastor at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church to retire in December
• Newark, police union approve contract
• Memorial Day events
• City of Newark announces pair of street closures
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown presents bill to simplify student loan repayment process
• No one injured in overnight house fire on National Road SW
• Media arts class staying on the air at Newark High School
• Diversion granted in case involving sex with teen boy
• Bullied teen's mom urges action on bill
• Flat Johnny program works to make learning fun
• Northridge to allow self-funded sports
• Intramural Mat Ball Tourny Thu May 26 @ 7 PM @ Adena gym!
• Fact-finder report on Newark police issues favors city
• Lou and Gib Reese Ice Arena getting new ceiling to help regulate temperature
• Newark police probe armed home invasion
• Some C-TEC staff to get step raises
• Newark woman charged with selling Adderall near child
• Newark man admits to sexually threatening real estate agents
• Fire damages Newark apartment
• Oklahoma escapee arrested in Buckeye Lake break-in
• Proposal would allow ads on school buses
• Corn crop could be lost cause
• Recycling N.U.T.S. event night Wed May 25 @ Warner 126 from 6 -8 pm!
• "Getting it Right: Positive Solutions to Challenging Behavior" - Free talk by child behavior experts. Tuesday, 05/24, 6:30 pm, Performance Platform, Warner Center. www.newark.osu.edu for details
• Introspect Movie Night: Temple Grandin tonight @ 7:30 PM @ Reese 149!
• Outdoor 3-on-3 bball tourny tonight, 6 p.m., sign-ups @ 5:30, court behind residence halls.
• Storms in Licking County knock out power
• Tornado ravaged Joplin hospital when it was needed most
• Work starts on 'Connecting Appalachia'
• Mary E. Babcock Foundation turns 25
• Ohio 16 closed by gas leak after crash
• Heath council seeks input on water taps
• Police investigating baby's broken leg
• Newark homicide trial continued
• Purple Heart veterans to be part of parade
• Police contract to be voted on Wednesday
• Psychology Spring Reception Tue May 24 1 -3 pm @ Warner 126!
• Newark Tea Campus Patriots meeting today, Warner 209, 2-3 pm.
• Paul 'Hoss' Starr remembered as 'great man'
• Severe storms possible today
• Licking Valley schools recognizes partnership with bank
• Lawmakers in Ohio seek to ban "bath salt"
• Bob's Outdoor Supply lures customers in with everything fishing
• Apocalypse not now -- and how we saw it
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Lawmakers might allow guns in stadiums, bars
• Indian Mound Mall showing signs of renewal after difficult few years
• More than 50 clowns from across the Midwest attend 23rd ClownTown event
• Breakfast honors Johnny Clem
• Adopt a furry friend
• Fire leaves boy dead, girl severely burned
• Garfield Avenue residents say storm sewer not a solution
• College students taking more loans, more likely to default
• Utica couple to celebrate 70 years of marriage
• Trial for Newark man accused of killing father to begin Tuesday
• Donations to Bibs for Babies accepted through May 23rd!
• Young filmmakers plan followup to turkey horror flick
• Licking County officers to focus on 'Click it or Ticket'
• North Fork residents scramble to save activities
• Gaming site helps reunite mother, daughter
• Bill would allow concealed weapons on corps properties
• Granville school district, union cut off talks
• Prescription drug abuse legislation nixes 'pill mills'
• Joblessness in Ohio still falling
• Newark woman accused of forging judge's name
• Flags to again fly over Pataskala
• Spaghetti dinner raises money for Jazmyn's Cause
• Silver Club senior citizen group enjoys socializing, helping others
• Newark police investigating student information included in letters sent to school
• Rob Klinger, Licking County agree on retirement
• Men barred from promoting tax-fraud scheme
• U.S. job creation rate remains slow
• Data: Nursing homes in Ohio spending big on administrators
• FBI: Suspect lowers hood when told during PNC Bank robbery
• Family and Friends day Sat May 21 11 am - 1 pm!
• Are you prepared for a disaster? Attend one of COTC's FREE citizen preparedness seminars.
• Newark choir travels 'Back to the '80s'
• Police Week ceremony marks service of those serving and those killed
• Walk to raise money for facility that supports families affected by Alzheimer's disease
• Jobless workshop set for Saturday
• Boeing to lay off 62 in Heath
• Granville agrees to further study of joint fire-police facility
• Law enforcement will collect unwanted meds in Johnstown, Newark
• NHS students organize Japan fundraiser
• Woman seeking information about shooting of cat
• County, Pataskala at odds over utilities
• Intramural Co-Ed Volleyball League Thu May 18 @ 7 PM @ Adena!
• Math workshop (Logarithms) today @ 3 PM @ Reese 223!
• Student government general body mtg today @ 4 Warner cafeteria
• Dawes StoryTrail leads kids on literary adventure
• Rep. Pat Tiberi brings sobering message to business leaders
• Hebron man found guilty of stabbing outside bar
• U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs critical of EPA during visit
• Denison sexual offense allegations don't meet investigation standard, prosecutor says
• Driver faces OVI charge after Hocking River crash
• Area corn farmers lower predictions because of ongoing wet conditions
• OSU-N students recognized at celebration
• Johnstown teachers, board agree on three-year contract
• Newark plans spring and fall paving
• Study Abroad @ Home Wed May 18 11 am - 1 pm in Warner lobby!
• Game night! Warner Platform 7 - 9. Free pize and prizes!
• Man convicted of mortgage scam out of prison
• 13-year-old boy faces 6 theft, trespassing charges
• Pataskala teen admits to assaulting boy
• Mom rescues kids after SUV plunges into river
• Poll: Gas prices hurting many
• Newark Council OKs lease-purchase of vehicles
• Cause of Newark house fire unknown
• Crime Stoppers seeks clues in home, business thefts
• Pataskala council tables scavenging ordinance
• Event to commemorate Police Week on Wednesday
• Northridge affirms job, extracurricular cuts after school levy failure
• Buckeye Business Club Game Night & Meeting Tue May 17 @ 7 PM!
• Aces of Trades: Pup photographer blazes trail through a lens
• Denison grads welcomed into adulthood
• Licking Valley schools
• 1848 panorama of Cincinnati to go on display
• Ohio man convicted of killing wife to be released
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Advocate, MNCO staffers honored
• Local Elvis impersonator selected for competition
• Plan would cut Ohio inmate medical budget by $44M
• Timbuk Farms owners expanding for the future
• Former Excel Academy director founds new school
• Energy Cooperative names Todd Ware VP, CFO
• Tim A. Cox joins Ohio Heritage Bank board
• Despite burns, Newark man shut off gas, saved families
• ClownTown returning to Newark this week
• Bionetics Corp. honors Dale Parker
• Adopt a furry friend
• More than 1,500 pay tribute to fallen deputy
• Local 3-year-old defying expectations
• Newark, Licking County weigh further mergers
• Farm funds enter budget battle
• 2 men face additional charges in Perry Township meth lab
• Newark graduate visits while on leave from Afghanistan
• Man charged with murder in southwest Ohio deputy's death
• Morel hunters enjoy successful April harvest this year as wild mushrooms abound
• Licking Township man charged with rape of girl
• Licking County commissioners consider uses for old county jail
• Area man indicted after 97 pounds of marijuana found
• Fund distribution to be recalculated for Pataskala
• Finances worsen for Medicare, Social Security
• Student Leadership Awards Mon May 16 @ 6 PM!
• Lakewood High School students perform tests at Cranberry Bog
• Kasey Rathburn hired as Watkins Middle School principal
• Newark teen admits to sexually abusing 9-year-old
• John Demjanjuk convicted in Nazi camp deaths
• Newark-Granville Youth Symphony lauded for D.C. performance
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' canceled at Ohio school over racial slurs
• Dog rescued from Newark apartment fire
• Granville High School eyes tougher substance abuse policy
• Newark boy shows improvement despite rare genetic disorder
• Newark police seek man accused of stabbing woman in vehicle
• Assistance for Vets Fri May 13 9 am - 3 pm @ Hopewell Mall!
• DIRECTIONS GSA meeting today @ 4:30 PM @ Warner cafeteria!
• Trustees: Ag work not exempt from development tax
• Four generations tap dance together to mark woman's 80th birthday
• Reward offered for info about stolen debit card
• Motorcyclist collides with deer
• Newark man denies he tried to entice child into home
• Heath graduate participates in campaign to fight sex trafficking
• Area students urge global thinking
• Heath man who shot sister-in-law gets 10 years in prison
• Helen's Family Restaurant ends 10-year run
• Data: Licking County residents older, less likely to be married
• Are you an incoming freshman to Ohio State Newark from the Newark area? Apply for the Alethea Sleight Scholarship! Application deadline has been extended to June 10th!
• Looking for an apartment this fall? Need a roommate? Check out the Off Campus Housing page!
• Club Football meetings Wed May 11 and Thu May 12 @ 4:30 PM!
• Stop by the Cultural Fair today in Warner, 11:30 - 1!
• Man pleads not guilty to sex offenses in Licking County
• City to pay for sewage damage to Allston Avenue home
• Sen. Sherrod Brown backs bill to cut oil tax breaks
• High school harder than it used to be
• Northridge adds two school days to June
• NHS grad to debut fashion collection at CCAD show
• Businessman pleads not guilty to stealing almost $1.7 million
• Volunteer with Licking County Red Cross helps in Ala.
• Elderly man dies after First Street crash
• Newark police unveil newest recruit
• Civil lawsuit seeks to block execution
• Cultural Fair tomorrow, 11:30 - 1. Warner Center
• Bridging the Gap Wed May 11 @ 4 PM @ Warner 126!
• Texas man sentenced to 40 years to life for shooting
• '16 to life is nothing compared to what you've done'
• Licking County building code department may pick up Zanesville jobs
• United Way seeking new director
• Some small businesses pushing to repeal SB5
• Heath safety committee discusses storm damage, firefighter shifts
• Newark presents capital improvements plan
• ArmorSource survives recall, secures contract
• Stabilized enrollment, retirements could keep Granville schools budget balanced
• Spaghetti dinner fundraiser planned Saturday
• Cultural Fair Exhibit Wed May 11 @ 11:30 AM @ Warner!
• Hey COTC grads -- please help us out by taking the grad survey! Thanks!
• Cavani String Quartet tonight @ 7 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• Davenport marking 30 years with Licking County Family YMCA
• Local woman makes dressmaking her mission
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• U.S. wants access to bin Laden widows
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Low-paying jobs push workers into welfare
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Boys soccer meeting planned
• Two-thirds of smoking ban fines are unpaid
• Is Newark's GOP split by area?
• Bill would keep low-level felons out of prisons, but could add to overcrowded county jails
• Hospice of Central Ohio group helps women cope with loss of moms
• Adopt a furry friend
• Pataskala soldier returns home from Afghanistan to share special day with mom
• Granville amputee hopes to inspire others
• Families raise $30K to send girl to Mayo Clinic
• Ohio deputies search for man in ambulance escape
• No one injured in fire in Etna Township
• Local Big Brother receives national award
• Pataskala library returning to Vine Street May 16
• Study reveals Granville's recreational priorities
• Students get first hand lesson about Civil War
• Licking County educator to retire after more than 50 years
• DNA test leads to arrest in Newark robbery
• Knox County man accused of stealing almost $1.7 million
• Woman wants Newark to pay cost of sewage seepage into home
• Task force arrests five men after finding meth lab
• Local barbershop quartet spreads Mother's Day cheer
• Elections chief reaches out to youngsters
• Student Cultural Council Mon May 9 @ 5 PM @ Cyber Cafe!
• Hike to Flint Ridge Sat May 7 @ 10 AM!
• Newark native Graham Holmberg signs with Reebok, stars in commercial
• Informant: George Gaona said to threaten witness, burn evidence
• Licking Township man charged with rape of girl
• Bob Diebold expects to run for office again
• Bryn Du antiques show put on hold indefinitely
• Another crash reported at Ohio 37, Castle Road
• Ohio House OKs $55.6B budget, sends it to Senate
• 2 Ohio students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• Newark, unions seek agreement
• Excel Academy interim director 'fully invested'
• IMANI Scholars meeting Fri May 6 @ Warner 126 4-5 PM!
• Licking Valley children line funeral procession route for fallen soldier
• Newark-Heath Rotary marks 25 years
• Lottery winner: $250,000 reply to prayers
• Co-defendant: Suspect killed Etna Township man with three shots
• Budget changes would boost school aid, end estate tax
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown: One doctor, one pharmacy for 'high-risk' Medicaid prescription users
• National Road commemoration caravan stops in Licking County
• Granville council shoots down 'deduct' meter proposal
• Ohio school tax measures get mixed voter response
• Incentive expected to save Newark schools $7M
• Buckeye Visit Day Thu May 5. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Check out the Tutoring Center's Facebook page!
• Bake Sale for Ebonye Horizons Thu May 5 @ Warner!
• Bob Diebold defeated: City Treasurer Jeff Hall wins GOP primary
• Yoga class encourages a healthy laugh
• Trial begins for suspect in '07 slaying
• Man sentenced for rape of 2 girls
• Man accused of raping girl denies misconduct
• Defense lawyer assails case against John Demjanjuk
• Colorscapes to beautify Square
• AP: Ohio senator eyes $2.9B in university assets
• Pataskala, Etna Township to seek new fund distribution
• Newark, Licking Heights school issues get OK
• Morning voters brave the elements for schools, mayor
• International Fashion Show Wed May 4 @ 6:30 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• Granville writer, producer to host new geographical History Channel series
• Locals react to news of bin Laden's death
• Questions on Ohio 79 project raised in Heath
• Cause of Hollar Lane fire still undetermined
• Newark police seek information about stolen four-wheeler
• Drug raid nets 10 in Perry County
• Hollander Pool reopening on hold until 2012
• Harry & David to reopen call center, hire 1,000
• Ohioans celebrate beatification of John Paul II
• Man arrested for running naked
• Columbus Campus Connections Fair Wed May 4 11 am - 1 pm @ Warner!
• Six departments called to fire at vacant building
• Arab-Americans talk about travel at meeting
• Director of youth group stepping down to be a grandmother
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Summer reading program seeks financial support
• Reunion planned for Class of 1971
• Concert, dinner set at church
• Lake gets traditional cleanup
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into minivan
• 4 slain in Ohio; suspect dies in police shootout
• Costs claim campus child care center
• Feds hope Asian wasp can stop stink bug in US
• Foundation makes record $105M gift to OU
• Mexican cuisine gaining foothold in Granville
• Licking County's need for foster care growing
• Knights of Columbus organizes prom for students with physical, developmental disabilities
• Four local residents pass Ohio bar exam
• Ohio invests $1.4 billion to get jobs
• Trial for suspect in 2007 homicide to begin Tuesday
• Economy improving, but housing, building, fuel costs lag behind
• Red Cross worker returns from Alabama
• Local woman hopes to raise awareness about rare disease
• Autistic students to show off talents at expo
• 73-year-old country singer to release second album
• Casino developers cry foul over House tax
• Main Hardware bought by Cambridge-based chain
• Newark man pleads guilty to defrauding IRS of more than $3 million
• Newark soldier to receive Purple Heart
• Ohio pair indicted on charges linked to shootout
• Information sought about stolen electronics
• Still time to sign up for the Intramural Golf Scramble!
• Newark Republican mayoral candidates sound off
• Newark High School alumni organize massive reunion using Facebook
• Young harpist builds local following at Heath's Davis-Shai House
• Mother of 5 battling rare form of lung cancer
• LongHorn plans Heath location
• English transplants in Newark excited about royal wedding
• $100K bond set for man accused of sexually abusing girl
• Anger over SB5, health care law might be pitted
• Search under way for missing Newark teen
• Local gas reaches $4 per gallon
• Merlin's Magic Circles (free lecture on Stonehenge) Fri Apr 29 @ 7 PM @ Founders Auditorium!
• Student Government intent to run forms due Friday in Student Life
• Economic Development Manager Rob Klinger remains on leave pending decision
• Johnstown man dies in rollover crash
• Licking Heights Board votes to cut school spending early
• Licking Park District board takes step toward interim admin pick
• Man given 4 years for breaking infant's leg
• Local families team up to combat pediatric cancer
• Licking County gets 'D' grade in smog report
• 2-year-old girl falls from window in Newark
• Law enforcement to collect unwanted medicine for disposal
• Bill would alter school schedules
• DIRECTIONS GSA meeting Thu Apr 28 @ 4 PM @ Warner Cafeteria!
• Karaoke starts at 11:30 today in Warner! Come on!
• Rotarian outlines club's push to eradicate polio
• Newark soldier who died in Afghanistan called 'a true American'
• Explosion injures two at Plaza Garden Apartments
• Commuting at $4 per gallon expected to strain budgets
• Art aims to help heal Haiti
• Granville man gets probation for stolen bicycles
• C-TEC collision repair program reinstated
• Man involved in Tuesday Mink Street crash died this morning
• Franklin Township man gets 3-plus years for standoff
• Farmers look for break in rainy weather
• FREE concert by Joel Harrison Wed Apr 27 @ 7 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• NCAA to Tressel: You lie
• Family of organ donor thanks BMV employees, encourages others to give Gift of Life
• Supreme Court rejects request to hear health care case
• Deputy: 2 men planned suicide after stand-off
• Newark proposes motocross racetrack
• Saturday concert will be D.C. warmup for 40 NGYS instrumentalists
• Information sought about Elmwood Avenue robberies
• Newark police seek info about break-ins
• Hollander Pool may open in June
• Plumber hurt in lab accident at Denison
• FRESH IMAGE reunion Wed Apr 27 @ 5 PM @ Warner 126!
• Karaoke Wed Apr 27 11 am - 1 pm @ Warner cafeteria!
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots mtg today 2 - 3, Warner 209
• Author/illustrator to visit Licking Valley Elementary
• 6 students chosen for special honor during Licking Valley class trip
• Newark personal trainer stresses feeling good
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio missing out on millions in natural gas taxes
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Girls soccer meeting to be May 24
• Colleges in Ohio say more students seeking financial aid
• Ohio's teacher pay system could be 1st of its kind
• In Easter message, Benedict XVI urges diplomacy in Libya
• Two crashes send five to hospitals
• LMH radiologist reflects on trip to Honduras
• Reese Adult Day Center extends hours
• More than 250 run, walk in third annual LICCO 5K
• Mitchell's opens Heath location
• Mayor Bob Diebold foes cite failure to communicate
• Local woman, good Samaritan unexpectedly reunited after wrenching encounter
• Davis-Shai House to reopen despite storm damage
• Park National Bank gets caring award
• Round Up grants announced
• Jobless benefits blunted income losses in 2009
• Stu Govt Intent to Run forms accepted now through Fri Apr 29 @ 5 PM!
• 14 local teachers earn leadership award
• Lack of profit might not shield Mayor Bob Diebold
• Local woman credits God for surviving critical health issues
• Dick's Sporting Goods coming to Indian Mound Mall
• Kendal accepts financial responsibility for pathway project
• Granville Library Director Nadine Robson retiring after 29 years
• Raises for Granville non-union employees increase from 2010
• Partisan priorities could clash this fall on Ohio ballot
• Calif.-to-Ohio pot case winding up with plea deals
• Heisey Wind Ensemble concert Sat Apr 23 @ 8 PM @ Warner!
• So many events! Karaoke, jazz concert, sports! Check out the link to learn more.
• Old Newark City School District items to be auctioned Saturday
• Virginia LeFever murder case dismissed
• Easter Series: Licking County resident escapes environment of drugs, gangs to find success
• Granville hears pros, cons on allowing chickens in yards
• Bob Diebold outspent again in mayor's race
• 2 tornadoes confirmed in Licking County
• Monroe Township crash injures 2
• Jurors find man guilty of selling meth, but not of cooking it
• I-70, state routes among ODOT's planned road projects
• Buckeye Visit Day Fri Apr 22. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Titan Men's Baseball home game today vs OSU Mansfield @ 4:30 PM!
• Storm downs trees, damages buildings; no injuries reported
• Residents cope with storm's aftermath
• Program to mark SpankOut Day
• Musician to perform at Senior Day
• Newark campus child care to close
• Department of Health: H1N1 vaccine prevented flu deaths
• Licking Park District board discusses parks, nature center
• Ohio State Fair, dry since 1880s, to allow alcohol
• Ohio court weighs greed vs. public right to know
• Local governments get more details on cuts
• Intramural Co-ed volleyball league Thursdays @ 7 PM @ Adena gym!
• Peoples Choice Forum tonight @ 7 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• Who's the best COTC teacher? Nominate your favorite for the Teaching Excellence Award!
• Police find body in trunk, arrest 3 men
• Northridge Class of '76 to have reunion July 23
• Suspect in Fredonia homicide pleads not guilty
• Panel discussion about income tax draws more than 170
• Licking County Red Cross director takes interim post with Coshocton area chapter
• North Fork, teachers finalize contract
• County jobless rate falls to 8.4 percent
• Commissioners consider discipline for development manager
• Mayor under investigation
• Denison University bluegrass ensemble members play for Newark second-graders
• The baseball game is cancelled -- thanks for the update!
• Men's baseball today @ 2 vs OU Zanesville, Titan field
• Songs of Freedom: Music of Civil Rights Movement Wed Apr 20 @ 6:30 PM @ Warner!
• Rep. Pat Tiberi raises more than $470K in first quarter
• Civil War event planned in Utica
• Pataskala considers measure that would limit scavenging
• Report calls for closer look at private prison savings
• Excel Academy fires director Marlene Jacob
• COTC students' personal information left unsecured
• Newton Township residents: Freedom Recycling broke promises
• C-TEC students, others combine efforts for Camp O'Bannon electrical project
• Ohio troopers say marijuana worth $312K seized
• Information sought about stolen TV
• History Club meeting Tue Apr 19 @ 6:30 PM @ Warner Cafeteria!
• Merritt's love of trees began with a poem and lingered through life
• Ohio man who killed 3 says he has 'evil thoughts'
• Kasich's plan cuts state child care payments
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• NC gets worst of storms that ravaged US
• Super rich seeing drop in federal taxes
• Twins open businesses: Places they can call home
• Supporters of Licking County Humane Society looking forward to bigger shelter
• Police: Oak Harbor man kills wife, three children
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Adopt a furry friend
• Boats collide on Ohio River after 1 breaks free
• Stinky 8-foot 'corpse flower' set to bloom in Ohio
• MNCO, Advocate win national honors
• Bicyclist fair after being struck by car
• Newark treasurer, former candidate to oppose Diebold
• Newark Earthworks Public Access Days Sun Apr 17 - Mon Apr 18!
• Grand jury indicts 2 men accused of burglary at gunpoint
• Vehicle strikes bicyclist; driver leaves crash scene
• St. Louisville man retires from Holophane at 95
• Shift in pension burden could save millions across Licking County
• Ohio jobs, rising revenue may shrink budget gap
• Man accused of sending nude photos to Licking County teen
• 17-year-old boy accused of sexually abusing 9-year-old
• 16-year-old accused of wielding ax on Wilson Middle School property
• Park National income increases
• Ohio unemployment drops to 8.9 percent in March
• Spring training Sat Apr 16 9 am - 1 pm. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• National Day of Silence Info Table today 11 am - 1 PM @ Warner!
• Rick Demuth Memorial Quiz Bowl lets students 'shine'
• Licking Township Fire Department schedules pair of egg hunts
• Madeleine Albright promotes listening, respect in Denison discussion
• Local candidate debates to take place at OSU-Newark/COTC
• Licking Valley defends discipline of coaches
• Heath sisters raise money to fight MS
• Madeleine Albright shares wisdom with Denison students
• Senator's plan would give officers part in immigration enforcement, not more power
• Licking, Fairfield officials discuss plane crash scenario
• 12-year-old admits stealing PT Cruiser
• Hundreds attend Licking County College Fair
• Japan crisis hits local company
• Job fair attracts more than 250 looking for work
• Former Newark High School principal admits relationship with student at different school
• Crews respond to hazmat spill at Flying J Travel Plaza
• Athletic fees proposed for Lakewood schools
• Granville gains 333 residents
• Reward offered for information about stolen gun
• Two Licking Heights students sustain minor injuries in bus crash
• Fund started to help injured 4-month-old
• Titan Club Football spring workout Thu Apr 14 @ 4:30 PM!
• Movie: Yogi Bear tonight @ 7 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• Community marks Oregon Elementary's 60th anniversary
• Patrol: Garbage truck driver injured after hit by vehicle
• Newark Police seek identity of man using stolen card
• Alexandria man in critical condition after crash
• Ohio 16 exit ramp to remain open
• Johnstown woman, church donate Easter baskets to those in need
• Distant relative of man hanged by mob in 1910 visits Newark
• North Fork group hoping for levy to PASS
• Ohio tax revenue exceeds estimates again
• Police: Man attempted to entice girl, 13, into truck
• $1 million bond set for man accused of fatally shooting cousin in July
• Math workshop Wed Apr 13 @ 3 PM!
• Licking County fourth in state for felony arrests by patrol
• Tiberi: Interim budget likely to be adopted
• Four indicted in Newark apartment burglary
• McKean Township man gets 2 years for high-speed chase that injured child
• Newark Township man admits to raping 13-year-old girl
• Ind. man accused in fatal shooting returns to face charges
• Graduates of 'Getting Ahead' program set sights on the future
• Hottinger hears Granville schools' concerns
• Parents raise concerns about discipline in Licking Valley basketball program
• Building behind Newark City Hall headed for demolition
• 2011 Career Fair 11 am - 1 PM @ Adena gym Tue Apr 12!
• Job creation director hurt in motocross crash
• Licking Valley Intermediate School news
• Licking Valley Middle School news
• Licking Valley primary school news
• Plane with landing gear problem gets down safely; Newark pilot not injured
• Primary school staff helping to protect kids with food allergies
• Conesville man builds vehicle that gets 200 mpg
• After 45 years, Vogelmeier Hardwood Floors remains a mainstay in the community
• Ohio tornado memorial has 7 pillars for 7 killed
• Property tax appeals hit record level in Franklin County
• Ohio EPA wants land around former nuclear plant
• Reward offered for home burglary information
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Kasich's schools plan goes beyond cuts
• Newark salon encourages Wigs for Kids, Locks of Love donations
• A century and a half ago, Ohio played a major role in the Civil War
• Longaberger Golf Club climbs in rank
• Licking County calculating meltdown's impact
• Mansfield school district sued for blocking event
• Adopt a furry friend
• Hundreds flock to Midland for screening of 'Gone With the Wind'
• Newark native retiring after long Air Force career
• Ohio delegation splits vote over budget proposal
• Stop by the Stu Govt Info Table Monday @ Warner!
• Spring Fling raises funds for travel to conventions, training
• Spaghetti fundraiser to benefit Center for the Visually Impaired
• Newark City School District seeking alternative funding for media arts program
• Community center offering used prom dresses at low prices
• National Poetry Month, Denison University event aim to expose more people to genre
• SB 5 may appear on Nov. 8 ballot
• Group reports paranormal activity at Bryn Du Mansion
• Grant spares fugitive surrender program in Ohio
• Voters in Ohio to get ponchos to cover school gear
• Newark man charged with fleeing police
• Reading: selected poems of Lewis Carrol, tonight in Warner, 7:30 FREE
• Titan Baseball and Titan Softball Saturday @ 1 PM!
• New management changing face of former Heritage Green Apartments
• Promgoers will have bevy of choices in this season's dress selection
• Police chase ends in crash
• Ohio Fresh Eggs to pay $625K fine to settle state complaints
• Local officials encourage awareness during Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Licking County experiences spike in fatal crashes
• Crime Stoppers seeks clues in thefts from gravestones
• Newark Freedom School to host housing forum
• Momentive begins $5 million expansion
• Ohio elections chief disagrees with voter ID bill
• Reading: Selected Poems of Lewis Carroll Fri Apr 8 @ 7:30 PM @ Warner!
• Newark man accused of stealing money at gunpoint
• Good morning Pataskala Campus!
• Man realizing dream of restoring hidden log cabin in Eden Township
• Couple sentenced to 4 years for making methamphetamine
• Liquor back at Cherry Valley Lodge
• Pataskala 16-year-old ordered to treatment after admitting to sexual assaults
• Granville officials take first look at proposal for safety complex
• Boy, 12, charged in unauthorized joyride
• Schools treasurer: income tax, budget should allow positive balance until 2016
• Shutdown would affect thousands of federal workers in Ohio
• 1st quarter income tax collections surge
• Comedian Michael Palascak Thu Apr 7 @ 7:30 PM @ Reese auditorium!
• Great article about COTC President Bonnie Coe in the Advocate.
• Man seriously injured in St. Albans crash
• Family questions handling of slur, assault incident
• Businesses, residents combat gas prices
• 12-year-old takes drive in stolen PT Cruiser
• $500,000 bond continued for man accused of child abuse
• Increase in 'snow days' for schools hits snag
• Newark man pleads not guilty to assault, intimidation charges
• Police: Man, property struck with paintballs, BBs
• Weak tornado, but no injuries, reported in Licking County
• Almost $36 million pledged to joint career, substance abuse counseling
• Psych Lab Open House Thurs Apr 7 @ 1 PM @ Founders 118!
• Info Session for Office of Diversity and Inclusion Wed Apr 6 @ noon @ Warner 126!
• Marine comes home from Afghanistan, meets son for first time
• Celebrate spring with fresh Shiitake Mushrooms
• 2 Heath police dispatchers moved to full time
• Union supporters in Ohio rally invoke MLK memory
• Analysis: Union law could save Ohio $191M
• Volunteers begin clearing downtown for Pataskala Farmers Market
• Class teaches low-income students how to get ahead
• City Council split over funds for Newark's Courthouse Square
• Digital Academy plans multi-year renovation
• Reward offered for information about stolen tools
• Pataskala pool getting one more chance
• Panhandler accused of firing gun at stranger at Cedar Grill
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this date in 1993 LeFevre Hall was dedicated.
• Free Income Tax Prep Tue Apr 5 @ 2 PM!
• Sign ups for intramural volleyball, Adena gym desk.
• First-person accounts kick off Civil War commemoration
• Reward offered for arrest in Russell Avenue theft
• White Cottage partners, friends pride themselves on artsy eye
• Consultant expected to analyze gambling scene
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with Republicans alone
• Licking Valley High School to present 'Honk!'
• Licking Valley alumni volleyball tournament legacy lives on
• Shots fired at Cedar Grill
• One injured in ATV crash
• Tea Party Patriots meet Mondays @ 2 PM @ Warner 209!
• Health and Fitness Fest focuses on educating residents about wellness
• Velvet to introduce four new flavors
• Man slips on bike path, falls down 20 foot bank
• Exhibit explores 'hundred languages of children'
• Improved Hollander Pool may open open Aug. 1 for short season
• Basketball helps homeless on road to recovery
• Ohio Turnpike increases speed limit to 70 mph
• Union law fight likely will influence 2011, 2012 races
• Chief justice seeks changes in how Ohio appoints, elects judges
• Newark City schools seeking tax renewal
• Petty biases, noble causes vie in '12 Angry Women'
• Ollie's Bargain Outlet coming to north Newark
• Heath man indicted in suspected abuse of 4-month-old
• Denison students, staff participate in Books2Eat contest
• Conference focuses on technology, engineering
• Bonds set Friday for 2 more in Pineview Trail apartment burglary
• Unemployment fell to 2-year low after hiring surge
• Northridge voters seek alternative to tax renewal
• Tiny Paws Kitten Rescue takes in 33 cats rescued from local apartment
• Newark man accused of threatening five Westerville real estate agents
• Lots of Titan sports action this Saturday and Sunday!
• Veteran's assistance - Hopewell mall 9 - 3 today. Free counseling by veteran's commission.
• Community Involvement Seminar Sat Apr 2 @ 1 PM!
• 5 arrested in connection with Newark apartment burglary
• Ralph Nader asks Ohio governor to go after business subsidies
• Gov. John Kasich signs union bill into law
• Gov. John Kasich faced second residency glitch
• Jerry Brems to retire this year as Licking County Planning Director
• Cherry Valley Lodge dries up amid liquor license delay
• Craft for adults with developmental disabilities turns into major jewelry line
• Reports: Obese Ohio man cut out of home, dies
• Official: Federal budget cuts would gut Ohio poison control centers
• Former Granville office manager indicted for grand theft, forgery
• Recycling event night Thu Mar 31 @ 6 PM @ Warner 126!
• Legislature passes union bill
• Device available at library allows homeowners to check energy use
• Four safe after rollover crash on Ohio 13
• Study: Obesity, smoking still problems for Ohio counties
• Organizations join for Health and Fitness Fest on Saturday
• Newark couple lose $14,000 in 'grandparent scam'
• Former councilman David 'Porky' Forgrave known for sports, politics, laughter
• 6 Licking County parks to reopen
• Newark police investigate apartment burglary report
• Kids practice creativity at The Works competition
• Auditions for "Art" Thu and Fri @ Black Box Theatre!
• Welcome back! It's going to be a great quarter!
• Found body might be that of Logan woman
• Budget could cut $5.6M from Newark City Schools
• Woman seeks help paying for fiancé's funeral
• Two men accused of assaulting teens on West National Drive
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill along party lines
• File reveals details of William Michael 'Mike' Carter's 2008 case
• Hebron resident shares story of 1920s women's rights activist
• Denison grant launches drug task force
• Probe of drug broadcast might lead to charges
• Newark, public employee union to resume negotiations
• Titan Club Football Spring Workouts this week!
• Companies may bring 300 jobs to Licking County
• Heath man accused of critically injuring infant
• Campus leaders raising money for scholarships
• Planning begins for widening Mount Vernon Road, Hudson Avenue
• Newark programs to assist small businesses, downtown
• House panel prepares changes to Ohio union bill
• Granville restaurant's return brings back faithful customers
• Newark police, caller stop attempted suicide
• Rehabilitation facility to close June 30
• ODOT plans repaving projects for Ohio 13
• Buckeye Visit Day Tue March 29th. Welcome to our future Buckeyes!
• Welcome to spring quarter!
• Newark archaeologist lectures about holy stones
• Licking Valley, Mathews Ford join forces for Cruise For Your School fundraiser
• UK professor discusses pre-Civil War Republican Party
• Alexandria furniture restoration business offers framing, stripping, caning and upholstery services
• Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold in Libya
• SIXTH-GRADER QUALIFIES FOR NATIONAL EVENT
• Investigation finds more trouble at VA clinic
• Ohio AG supports regulating Internet cafe gaming
• Ohio activists sing, dance to get people to listen
• Japan nuclear plant downplayed tsunami risk
• About 50 people attend 'Kayla's Favorite Foods for Kayla's Favorite Cause' to raise money for Jazmyn's Cause
• Short-term jobs let employers try out workers, test economic waters
• Nonprofit group readying reinvented nature center
• Newark graduation rate: Longevity in system leading to success
• C-TEC culinary program serving healthier, local food
• Historical reenactors bring Civil War to life at Davis-Shai House
• Advocate to continue economic, jobs coverage
• After year, Midland director pleased with progress, feedback
• Uranium plant contamination lawsuit dismissed
• DIVORCES ASKED FOR
• Hanover teens cited for driving without license, crashing vehicle
• Toxicologist's lie gets Heath woman out of prison after 16 years
• More than 50 cats removed from Newark apartment
• Licking County Board asks community to 'Get to Know Us'
• Police seek info about Heath business break-in
• Traditions still remain strong as local church music evolves
• Newark no longer required to repay grant money
• Report: Licking County official violated policies
• Unemployment rate falls in Licking County
• Maintenance worker helps nab burglary suspect
• Flying Colors Public Preschool ends Literacy Week like royalty
• Flying Colors Public Preschool director earns leadership award
• Gov. John Kasich's team releases cheery part of grim school-aid picture
• Newark police seeking 2 missing teens
• Licking County school officials skeptical of Ohio funding increases
• Gratiot Road rollover sends teens to hospital
• Banjo-bass-tabla experiment comes to Denison University
• Ohio funeral home sues, wants to liquefy bodies
• Procter & Gamble, Teva team up on over-the-counter drugs
• Licking County budget balanced -- for now
• Supporters offer aid at Licking Park District meeting
• Newark man sentenced to 7 years for cooking meth
• Reduced Main Street Pataskala speed limit not a done deal
• Renovation of Newark Salvation Army kitchen will expand meal program
• Newark man denies involvement in Ponzi scheme
• Granville teens choose career less traveled
• Vote on Ohio 'heartbeat' abortion bill delayed
• Ohio House OKs voter ID bill
• Granville Township trustee criticized for questioning pricing of ag lease
• Ohio House backs Teach for America plan
• Springtime dishes mark Taste of Home event
• Newark man accused of assault, home invasion arrested in Florida
• Heath man gets 7 years for Utica burglary
• Bill would require Ohio voters to have photo IDs
• Meningitis case confirmed at OSU-Newark
• Pataskala man gets 9 years for sexual assault
• Diebold: Initiative would help Newark save energy, promote healthy lifestyles
• Spring quarter begins March 28th. Are you ready?
• Nashport man dies after Dana Road crash
• Prosecutors: Evidence shows Demjanjuk was at Nazi death camp
• Reward offered for info about Pataskala break-in
• Want to see what we're all about? Schedule a campus visit!
• Carter out as athletic director for Johnstown
• Girl, 13, hurt in fall out of window in Licking Township
• Newark City Council rejects union contract
• Pataskala council OKs eminent domain use for sewer project
• Granville seeks full-day kindergarten waivers for 2 more years
• Pataskala man struck by train committed suicide, police say
• Heath council approves police contracts
• Granville teachers testify regarding test violation allegations
• Convicted firehouse arsonist arrested on weapons charge
• Arensberg Pharmacy opens in former furniture store
• Congrats to the winners of the 2011 Student Research Forum!
• Very quiet on campus! What are you doing during break?
• Home stager taking her passion up the property ladder
• BIRTHS
• Valley schools
• PIZZA SHOP TAKES SECOND PLACE
• Licking Valley graduate resumes cheering career at Xavier
• Man charged in officer's fatal shooting
• 1 taken to hospital after ATV crash
• Fire reignites, damages garage, equipment
• AP: Police say Columbus runaway's helpers broke laws
• Libya bombing called successful
• Ohio Democrats feeling revived
• Free Income Tax Prep by VITA Tue Mar 22 @ Warner!
• Teachers organize rally in Newark to protest Senate Bill 5
• Nashport man flown to hospital after crash
• Coordinator has high hopes for Licking County Special Olympics team
• Legend Elementary School PTA event raises money for playground equipment
• Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Battle against prescription abuse shifts focus
• 'Father' of Heath leaves behind legacy of public service
• Hard-pressed to find jobs, Ohio minorities often create their own
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Adopt a furry friend
• Licking County health officials applaud efforts to battle whooping cough
• Licking County budget might need mid-year adjustment
• Critic: Pataskala speed limit harms law-abiders
• St. Francis de Sales Elementary School hosts blood drive
• Southwest Licking school board to cut administrator pension benefits
• Libya cease-fire aims to outflank no-fly zone
• Newark Air Force Base got its start 50 years ago
• Vocational program helps people with disabilities get jobs
• Rotary seeks to revive Flags over Pataskala observance
• Spring break is here!
• Assistance for Vets today in Hopewell Hall mall!
• Licking County United Way 5-year plan includes tackling high school dropout rate, obesity
• Stablemates 4-H Club tack swap set for Saturday
• Gov. John Kasich seeks to halve utility watchdog funding
• Licking County United Way campaign raises 2 percent more than in 2009-10
• 7 regional taxpayer service centers to close
• Pataskala agrees to provide water to Beechwood Trails
• No one injured in Granville barn fire
• Grant to again send Licking County teachers abroad
• Licking County libraries react to proposed state cuts
• Ohio school districts likely to have less cash
• 909 people like COTC Central Ohio Technical College -- help us top 1000!
• Last day of finals!
• Gov. John Kasich wants to open Ohio's parks to oil and gas drilling
• Local heroes recognized at Red Cross breakfast
• THK says facilities, families of employees are safe
• Newark Civil Service Commission continues appeal hearing for laid-off maintenance inspector
• Budget director: Cuts aren't surprising
• Johnstown concert to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Meeting brings county boards together again
• Granville hires interim manager, restarts search
• Worries about nuclear crisis in Japan weigh on Ohioans
• Spring break is oh so close! Who's ready for some fun?
• New Student Orientation today. Welcome to our newest Buckeyes!
• Residents encouraged to walk for better health
• News from home good, so far, for Japanese Denison University students
• New director takes over at Pataskala's library
• Gov. John Kasich cuts may force leaner local budgets
• Governor John Kasich unveils 'reform-oriented' 2-year budget
• Downsizing tips for seniors offered at annual event
• Advocate accepting contributions for Operation Feed through April 8
• School leaders encouraged by budget
• State budget, SB5 targeted at Newark protest
• Convicted bank robber gets 6 more years in prison
• Improv by Outside the Box Wed Mar 16 @ 7:30 PM @ Black Box Theatre!
• Newark City Council committee approves AFSCME contract
• Former Newark Mayor William Moore dies at 79
• ITEC program gives special-needs students real work experience
• Newark residents urged to 'Spring into Action' for Coalition of Care
• Special judge appointed for probation officer's gun case
• Semi pulls down wires, causes brief power outage
• Newark man accused of transporting crack-cocaine
• Pataskala man gets 3 years of probation for growing marijuana
• Bookstore returns to familiar home in Arcade
• Students urge Newark Schools board to save media arts
• Baseball Team Meeting Tue Mar 15 @ 5:30 PM @ Adena 130!
• Softball team meeting Mon Mar 14 @ 7 PM @ Adena 130!
• COTC students rock! You'll do great on finals!
• Valley basketball teams make their marks
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Valley schools
• Kentucky restaurant gone adrift back to shore
• Newark motorcyclist released from hospital
• Kasich's upcoming budget expected to include big changes
• Old Chamber of Commerce film shows bustling, vibrant Newark of 1948
• 10 local women serve with 'Open Hearts'
• Newark man is third generation of family-owned disposal service
• Vintage clothing show takes audience back to Civil War days
• Singer Anthony Brown performs in Newark to honor former teacher
• Police: Two men dead in murder-suicide in Middletown
• Number of juveniles charged with crimes declining in Licking County
• Newark woman's generosity lives on as family members raise money to help 6-year-old girl with neurological disease
• Despite population gains, Granville remains a village
• Newark man flown to hospital after crash
• Business improves, but job recovery remains slow
• SENTENCES
• INDICTMENTS
• HWE Big Band Concert Sun Mar 13 @ 6 PM @ Reese Auditorium!
• 8.9 quake triggers fires, tsunami, killing hundreds
• Artists undergo 'metamorphosis' in work for show
• Second judge declares area man a 'vexatious litigator'
• Utica man charged with setting off fire tones
• Census underscores boom in western Licking County
• Author: Small towns can thrive
• OSU-N professor awarded for distinguished teaching
• LICKING COUNTY DEPARTMENT ASKED TO PERFORM WORK FOR ZANESVILLE
• BLACK APPOINTED TO VISITORS BUREAU
• Judge to decide whether to exclude man's statements in Heath motel shooting
• Congratulations! End of winter quarter is in sight -- you've made it!
• Afropop Ensemble concert Sat Mar 12 @ 7 PM @ Reese Auditorium!
• Rich's Shorts, Black Box Theatre, 8 pm, tonight and tomorrow
• DeWine: Ohio med board must fight prescription-drug abuse harder
• Granville woman offering free koi from overstuffed pond
• Susan Scott, Nancy Utz named new Licking Park District commissioners
• Republican mayoral candidates discuss Newark's future in public forum
• Newark grows, but residents flee some areas
• Licking County economic development manager's future in limbo
• Columbus man gets 3 years for tossing meth while fleeing police
• Tami Longaberger is featured speaker at breast cancer awareness event
• 401(k)-style retirement plans for Ohio workers on the table, GOP leaders say
• Granville Chamber pushes local buying to boost economy
• Correction -- Human Services Info Session tonight in Pataskala. Sorry for the confusion!
• Human Resources Info Session tonight, 6 - 8 COTC Pataskala Campus.
• "Rich's Shorts" running now through Saturday night @ the Black Box theatre!
• Teachers recognized at annual You Made a Difference awards
• Grant allows Midland to bring programming to classrooms
• Licking County 5th-fastest growing county in Ohio
• Census shows manufacturing losses resonate in Ohio
• Ohio to give condemned better attorney access
• Granville Township trying to make most out of low paving bid
• 3 women accused of running skill-game businesses
• Licking County unemployment rate jumps to 9.6 percent
• Two Licking Park District commissioners turn in resignations
• Check out the Student Research Forum this week!
• Intramural 3 on 3 Basketball league playoffs Thu Mar 10 @ 8 PM @ Adena Gym!
• University Chorus concert Thu Mar 10 @ 8 PM @ Founders Auditorium!
• Pension reform also to affect public workers
• T.J. Maxx coming to Heath
• Sherrod Brown bill targets prescription drug theft
• OSU coach Jim Tressel suspended 2 games, fined $250K for not reporting NCAA violations
• Newark police investigate Saturday assault of 2 teens
• Gov. John Kasich pledges in State of State address that big changes still to come
• Couple gets caught up in national immigration scheme
• Columbus man sentenced to 7 years for robbery, kidnapping
• Newark fourth-graders off to see the wizard
• Heath police seek information about Sears shoplifter
• IMANI Focusing On You! Part Two Wed Mar 9 @ 5:30 PM @ Warner 175!
• Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots, today, 3 - 4, Warner
• Heath council approves fire, nonuniform employee union contracts
• Newark City Council debates proposed AFSCME contract
• Protests preface Kasich's State of State speech
• Newark Service Department to utilize application for pothole reporting, repair
• Central Ohio workers play part in future of railroad technology
• Newark man, family accused of invading home of assault victim
• Pataskala council approves contracts with 3 employee unions
• Licking Valley focuses on students' preparation for college
• Jay Hottinger praises Ohio's decision to abandon plans for security camera network
• ODOT files lawsuit to take Southgate land
• Intramural Bench Press competition Tue Mar 8 @ 5 PM in Adena Gym!
• Introspect Bake Sale, today, 11 - 3 in Warner. Satisfy your sweet tooth!
• Group working to produce dresses for young girls around the world
• New auto service business opens
• DIVORCES ASKED FOR
• CHURCH TO HOST PANCAKE BREAKFAST
• COALITION OF CARE FUNDRAISER SET
• Valley schools
• Emergency crews investigate calls reporting explosion
• Winter snows bring spring flooding risk in heartland
• OSU-N students walk to raise funds for Bolivia orphanage construction
• New concealed handgun licenses down, total approaches 250,000
• Buckeye Visit Day Mon Mar 7. Welcome to our campus guests/future Buckeyes!
• Java and Jazz raises funds for support groups
• One arrested after Saturday chase on Ohio 310
• Gov. John Kasich to share vision with Ohioans in speech
• Commuting time for many Ohioans getting longer
• Adopt a furry friend
• Licking Heights schools unveils cost-cutting measures
• Zanesville woman crowned Miss Muskingum Valley
• GOP moving too fast on union bill, some Republicans complain
• Troopers focus on drunken driving despite decreases
• To help students and schools make the grade, some educators might be crossing the line
• Licking Park District discloses Edgington's severance package
• Man who drove van with pipe bomb into church gets 10 years in prison
• Islamic forum founder M. Zuhdi Jasser speaks at Denison
• Taylor Carmer in Miss Muskingum Valley Teen competition tonight
• Basement fire damages home on Sleepy Hollow Road
• School apologizes for making black student 'slave' in activity
• Newark man, 19, accused of raping 15-year-old girl
• Allen Correctional guards fired after investigation into suicide of Newark prisoner
• Indiana man charged with aggravated murder in summer shooting
• Newark officials in talks for BMX facility
• Good morning Newark Campus!
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• Newark schools' graduation rate falls 1 percentage point
• Ohio cuts Licking-Muskingum Community Correction Center's $1.8M budget
• GRANVILLE'S SHORT STORY BRASSERIE SETS FUNDRAISER
• LONGABERGER GOLF CLUB TO HOST FUNDRAISER TO HELP GIRL SCOUTS
• Lakewood Little League registration set for this weekend at Evans Park
• Kroger cautiously upbeat; company says 4Q profit up
• Developer wants to double up on proposed home plan in downtown Granville
• Red Cross Month puts focus on agency's efforts
• Denison recognized for combining learning, community service
• Study: Third-grade obesity rates stay steady in Ohio
• County's Opportunity Links helps job hunters make connections
• Assistance for Vets Fri Mar 4 @ Hopewell Mall Area 9 am - 3 pm!
• Prospective August 2011 grads -- petition to graduate forms due in the Student Records Office tomorrow!
• Disney's "Tangled" showing tonight @ Reese Auditorium @ 6:30 PM!
• Newark artist to be recognized Friday
• Schaffer helps union bill pass Ohio Senate
• A Seuss celebration: Newark day care center marks famous author's birthday
• Anti-abortion groups adopt in-your-face tactics
• Pataskala woman's ultrasound included during hearing on abortion bill in Columbus
• Granville backs away from Burg Street sidewalk plan
• Social Security Administration workers protest cuts
• Granville might hire interim manager during search
• Heath prepares for Hebron Road construction
• Licking Park District director resigns
• Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate Thu Mar 3 @ 5:30 PM in Warner 126!
• Alexandria man killed in crash at Castle Road and Ohio 37
• Newark, Licking County seek $5,000 answer for business
• Mount Gilead men drive 1,400 miles to return Newark couple's stolen car
• Ohio panel considers union bill as critics rally outside
• Newark police, fire budgets shrink
• Ohio Supreme Court sets 3 execution dates
• Man given 7-year sentence for pistol-whipping
• Art space adds dimension to River Road Coffeehouse
• Body of elderly Ohio man found in Tennessee
• Former Johnstown manager pleads guilty to OVI
• Expanded board tackles Excel Academy disputes
• Applications now being accepted for the Student Ambassador program! This is a great leadership opportunity---and it pays well, too! =)
• Student Govt Meeting Wed Mar 2 @ 4 PM in Warner 126!
• COTC Health Career Expo, Pataskala Campus, March 2, 5:30-8:30.
• Man gets 10 years for rape of woman, 79
• 90 mph wind leads to major damage in county
• Newark City Council concerned with budget, union contract
• Newton Elementary art auction is Friday
• Newark City Council seeks answers on HUD penalty
• Rare tornado damages Millersport properties
• All Licking County districts have exceeded allotted calamity days
• Study: 700,000 visits to ER in year were for drug poisonings
• Heath mayor proposes firefighter, nonuniform union contracts
• AUDUBON SOCIETY TO LEARN MORE OF ALGAE BLOOMS
• UNITED WAY ANNUAL PROGRAM REGISTRATION DEADLINE MARCH 10
• SCC "Bowl for Kids" Bake Sale Wed Mar 2 @ Warner from 12-2 PM!
• La Table Ronde today 4-5 PM @ Reese 141!
• Campus closed until noon today due to power outage.
• Kasich defends union-busting legislation
• Reward offered for information about stolen galvanized steel
• Licking Valley Athletic Boosters gearing up for 12th All-Sport Dinner and Auction
• Teacher includes Black History all year
• Report: Taxes down in Ohio in 2009
• Competitive cheerleading coaches put sisterly devotion into team's work
• Cleveland has new plan to fight blight
• Ohio legislation targets prescription drug abuse
• Women document nature with photos from Ohio trail
• Bicyclist taken to LMH after striking truck
• Sing up now for campus alert system!
• Dawes demonstrates maple syrup production
• Catalina Tempering uses old Holophane building, hires locally
• Hottinger: Voters will get say on collective bargaining bill
• DIVORCES GRANTED
• DISSOLUTIONS GRANTED
• Adopt a furry friend
• PARK BOARD SETS SPECIAL MEETING
• Outville Presbyterian Church serves first dinner for the community
• Teams compete, raise money in kickoff for Operation Feed
• Local prosthetist's focus: To change patients' lives one limb at a time
• Spencer House gets new owner
• Review: Licking County Players' 'Opal's Husband' full of folksy fun
• World War II veteran sings to cutomers at local restaurant
• Democrats, union leaders say no fix for Ohio bill
• Corridor group meets, keeps pushing for roadway improvements
• ¿Hablas Español? At Licking County Library, you can learn how
• Underground Railroad museum site gets no bids at sheriff sale
• Ohio Lt. Gov. Taylor: Time is now to fix government
• Newark residents have to seek out city tax forms
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• Check out this article in the Newark Advocate about the recent Black Heritage Dinner!
• Still time to apply for spring quarter! Call admissions at (740) 366-9333 for details.
• Electricity is back on at the Knox Campus.
• Little Rock Nine member spoke at last night's Black Heritage Dinner - great article in today's Newark Advocate.
• Newark woman sentenced to treatment, probation for assaulting man with chair
• Fire marshal investigates explosion in Homer
• Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority seeks new buildings, tenants
• Member of Little Rock Nine speaks at Newark campus of OSU/COTC
• Gov. John Kasich touts 'charter universities'
• Ohio high court: Man can be penalized for using gun in shooting
• Newark man gets 3 years of community control for stabbing
• Licking County-area leaders lobby for HUB Zone
• Diebold: Newark budget balanced without layoffs
• Man charged in deaths of Ohio couple found in car
• Sign up for new campus alert system.
• RSVP to Jeffrey Gaines here to win TWO free tix to his Thursday or Friday night show!
• Jeffrey Gaines, singer/songwriter, FREE @ Warner Center, Fri. 2/25, 11 am. WIN concert tix @ Ohio State Newark's FB page!
• Buckeye Business Club trip Fri Feb 25 @ 2:30 PM!
• Senate Bill 5 to be altered to allow wage bargaining
• Newark woman charged with assault of boyfriend after grabbing his groin
• Newark boy, a cancer survivor, to participate in Blue Jackets Style Show
• Pataskala girl ready to hit runway for Blue Jackets Style Show
• Newark man sentenced to 10 years for rape, sexual assault
• Granville's selection for village manager withdraws
• Expensive house to be sold amid investigation of $35M Ponzi scheme
• Ohio Department of Agriculture seeks dismissal of chemical tank injunction
• AFSCME votes to accept contract
• Reaction mixed to proposed sidewalk on 'rural' Granville street
• Wilson Middle club finds recipe for fun with food
• 8th annual Black Heritage Dinner Thu Feb 24 @ 5 PM in Warner!
• Good morning Knox Campus!
• Granville Kiwanis Club, students head out for annual maple syrup project
• Protesters stand against Senate Bill 5
• Licking County United Way executive director resigns
• Missing Ohio couple's abandoned car found in West Virginia
• C-TEC board OKs closure of program at Johnstown
• Mount Vernon girl kept captive by killer speaks out on 'Today'
• Licking County foreclosure task force plans to disband
• Newark City Council amends, passes complete streets policy
• Homicide suspect sentenced to 2 years for weapons charge
• NORTH FORK BOARD OKS CONTRACT
• Titan Golf Info Meeting Thu Feb 24 @ 5 PM in Adena 130!
• The return of winter! Be careful out there!
• Student Cultural Council Meeting Wed Feb 23 @ 3 PM!
• Kasich pledges $100,000 to combat addiction
• Protesters not happy Kasich did not meet them
• Libya unrest could push gas to $5 per gallon
• Newark woman on mission to help others in Afghanistan
• Charity bowl-a-thon coming March 5
• U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struggles with 15 straight decisions thrown out
• Reward offered for information about break-in at area law office
• 5-year-old boy helps save grandmother
• North Fork, Licking Valley get head start on making up calamity days
• Overcorrecting: How a crash goes from bad to worse
• Licking County school officials uncertain of collective bargaining bill effects
• Math Center workshop Wed Feb 23 @ 2:30 PM in Reese 224!
• Relevancy Check: How to fit into today's workplace. Still time to register! stuact04@cotc.edu
• Here come the brides
• Auto parts repair a longtime family tradition for Brennan
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Licking Valley musician takes alternative spin on music
• Heroin linked to Ohio's prescription drug problems
• Money runs out for advanced energy grants
• Is Boehner pushing Congress toward a government shutdown?
• Valley schools
• Rural Ohio communities live without broadband
• Buckeye Visit Day Mon Feb 21. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Some schools face challenge in maintaining cafeteria funds
• What debate about unions means to you
• Licking County Players demystify Civil War at Licking County Historical Society event
• Granville High School graduate to intern at White House
• As private pay plummets, public pay in Ohio increases
• South Koreans celebrate central Ohio missionary
• Search on for missing elderly Ohio couple, murder suspect
• State budget fights fire up unions; Obama involved
• Report: Inactivity highest in Southern, Appalachian states
• WIGGINGTON ELECTED GROUP'S SECRETARY
• ORCC Women's Basketball Tourny Sun Feb 20 @ Adena Gym!
• Mrs. Ohio offers lesson on leadership to Licking County class
• Ohio Supreme Court Chief justice Maureen O'Connor visits Licking County
• Newark man sentenced for sexual abuse of 4-year-old
• Family, friends mourn loss, celebrate Newark Catholic grad's life
• Man charged with killing of Ohio woman whose body was found in basement
• Zanesville bus driver pleads no contest in death of boy
• Gov. Kasich signs JobsOhio into law
• Newark man sentenced to 9 years for drug sales, possession
• Newark mom gets probation for covering up son's robbery
• HUD: Newark violated federal regulations with demolition bids
• Heisey Wind Ensemble winter concert Sat Feb 18 @ 8 PM in Reese!
• Weekly Veteran's Support Group today 1 - 2:30, Warner 209. Stop by.
• Winning bid for Cherry Valley Lodge: $4.97M
• Rwandan humanitarian educates Denison students about genocide
• Mansfield firefighter lauded for actions at Easton shooting, but still losing job
• Johnstown woman, others sentenced for defrauding IRS
• Cornell Clothing exterior returning to Civil War-era look
• Granville Township braces for possible state funding cuts
• Ohio executes neo-Nazi who killed 3 in Cleveland
• Warsaw reaches out to boy whose mother died awaiting transplant
• Ohio bill seeks statewide ban on texting while driving
• Newark man, others accused of Ponzi scheme
• Wisconsin Dems flee Capitol to block vote on unions as Ohioans protest same issue
• Veterans Support Group Fridays @ 1 PM in Warner 209!
• Good morning Coshocton Campus!
• Introspect (Psychology Club) meeting and social @ Park Lanes Bowling Center tonight!
• Newark cupcake business to appear on CBS Evening News with Katie Couric
• Newark police warn of multiple scams
• Sexually transmitted diseases up in Licking County
• Lawmakers pass JobsOhio bill in victory for Gov. John Kasich
• More local students receive free, reduced-price school lunches
• Johnstown police say infant's death 'suspicious'
• Former Millersport pastor gets 6 years in prison for sex with minor
• Granville bowhunting program stays about even with last season
• Granville hopes to be in federal environmental program
• Meetings aim to zero in on Granville recreational needs
• CAB Coffeehouse Concert Series presents Jared Mahone Thu Feb 17 @ 7:30 PM in Warner!
• Learn the ins and outs of professional networking, tonight! Free workshop, 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Warner Platform.
• Lakewood graduate returns to Licking County to open Flying Horse Veterinary Practice
• Assault charges from Denison University couple's fight dismissed
• Jury convicts man in Ohio tub drowning trial
• Granville board turns its attention to school sweets
• 1,000 coming to Granville for ecological event
• Licking County braces for grant cuts
• Heath auto repair owner accused of stealing from customer
• Newark gets time on game show as machine's win puts human intellect in 'Jeopardy!'
• Letter mailings expose Social Security numbers of more than 8,000
• Cherry Valley Lodge auction begins
• Student Government meeting Wed Feb 16 @ 4 PM in Warner 126!
• CAB Coffeehouse, Thursday, Jared Mahone performing. Warner stage, 7:30 p.m. Free
• Newark City Council debates buying 8 police cars
• Reviews: Jail deputies followed policy in two inmate suicides
• Crash victim in critical condition
• Local judge helps five couples tie the knot on Valentine's Day
• Panel to study, recommend Southwest Licking schools staffing plan
• Newark man sentenced to 9 years for funding drug trafficking
• Newark police seek information about stolen jewelry
• Newark Board of Education unveils new retirement plan to save money
• Upgrades considered for Pataskala Town Hall
• Johnstown group working to recall two board of education members
• Networking Workshop, Wed., 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Warner Performance Platform. Learn how to make the most of professional networking
• 3 point shootout Tue Feb 15 @ 8 PM in Adena gym!
• Granville couple: Secret to long marriage is tolerance, forgiveness
• Public records
• Chili cookoff to raise money for Haitian school
• Hebron Road Skyline Chili closing Feb. 23
• Accountability measures in JobsOhio bill raises questions
• Hyperactivity goes long undiagnosed in some adults
• Valley schools
• Croton woman in fair condition after Friday crash
• Obama official: New budget won't be pain-free
• Students show off scientific know-how at Works event
• La Table Ronde (French Discussion Group) meets Mondays @ 4 PM!
• Kids create art while learning heart health during Art from the Heart program
• Pataskala Farmers Market might move back downtown
• Newark pursues studies of transit needs
• Goodwill GoodGuides Program celebrates anniversary, looks to future
• BIRTHS
• Ohio arts groups track federal funding debate
• Advocate media campaign targets digital audiences
• A kiss is just a kiss? Not so, one author says
• Private-sector unions are slipping into irrelevance
• Licking Valley class uses laptops, Google to teach about global connections
• Tim Schaffer introduces bill to drug test public assistance recipients
• OSU-N students making do after fire
• Pataskala dentist set to travel to Haiti
• Car hits Granville school bus; no injuries
• Etna gets $2.7M for Taylor Road upgrade
• Granville Thrift Shop closes, to reopen in Newark
• Excel Academy students get to 'Rock Out and Read' all week long
• Newark man sentenced for assault on 2-year-old who interrupted video game
• Ohio Parole Board rejects mercy plea
• Crash outside home leads to alleged assault of homeowner
• Introspect Bake Sale Mon Feb 14 @ Warner 10 am - 2 PM!
• Free Ice Skating - 7 - 9 p.m. tonight, Newark Ice Arena. Two free admissions with OSU or COTC student ID.
• Ice skating tonight @ 7 PM!
• Empowerment workshop targets poverty, other Licking County woes
• Newark bar owner gets 6-plus years after massive drug arrest
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich: Privatizing OH turnpike could yield $2.5B
• Newark attorney Bob Handelman earns annual honor for work with scouts, volunteering
• Boom of boomers has Licking County senior groups scrambling to offer more active activities
• Newark, AFSCME reach tentative contract agreement
• New Life Baby Pantry seeks diapers, other goods
• County commissioners OK bond consolidation to save money
• Cold snap has sparked recent surge in Licking County chimney fires
• Critics lash out at public pension reform
• Sigma Tau Delta meeting Fri Feb 11 @ 4 PM in Writer's Studio!
• One-stop, drop in enrollment event! Tonight 5 - 10, Reese Center, COTC Newark Campus.
• Dr. Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University, visited our campus February 4th and met with students, faculty, and staff. Here's a picture showing their Buckeye pride!
• Welcome to our Call to College and Buckeye Visit Day guests!
• 7th-grader gives i-n-c-e-n-d-i-a-r-y effort to win Heath spelling bee
• Fire does $50K in damage to Hudson Avenue home
• Newark prepares budget with pay raises unknown
• GOP-led Ohio Senate looks to stump union clout
• Licking County Jail Ministry organizers hope event will shine light on community
• Apartments not ready for Newark campus students to return after fire
• Granville village and township to collaborate on repaving bids
• Pataskala mother optimistic after cancer treatments
• Former Newark residents share recent Egypt experience
• Licking County stresses growth potential to Moody's for bond rating
• Relevancy Check: How to Fit ino Today's Workplace
• Networking workshop Thu Feb 10 @ 12 in Warner 126!
• No injuries reported in Jersey Township house fire
• Teen musical '13' set for weekend at Weathervane Playhouse
• Paranormal group investigates old Licking County Jail
• Newark transplants left searching for options after theft of money, car
• Licking Park District discusses levy attempt
• Fire displaces Newark campus students
• Charge dismissed in teen rape case
• Reward offered for information about Pataskala home burglary
• Visiting author makes words come alive for St. Francis de Sales students
• Southwest Licking Local Schools parents question calamity day use
• Heath prepares for lots of roadwork
• Student Cultural Council meets Wed Feb 9 @ 3 PM in Warner 209!
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this date in 2008, first Fireside Chat with the President was held.
• Titan Women's and Men's BBall, tonight. 5:30 & 7:30, Adena gym, free w/BuckID
• Teen girls testify in rape trial
• COURT REPORTS
• Hervey Memorial Library story time resumes Wednesday
• Driver won't serve jail time in Pelotonia cyclist's death
• Dispute over girl might be factor in fatal shooting at Youngstown State University
• Retired Newark detective keeps mending race relations
• Knox County killer says house was random target
• Etna Township taking steps to help protect safety of water supply
• Home invasion in southern Ohio leaves 1 suspect dead
• Schoedinger buys Boring-Sheridan funeral homes
• Award named for late board member of Spencer House
• Licking County Humane Society sets sights on bigger facility, saving animals
• Math Center Workshop Wed Feb 9 @ 2:30 PM!
• Enhance your education: apply for the Student Research Grant!
• A networking workshop will be held later this week to help you prepare for this event. Sign up today!
• Tea Party Patriots meet Tue Feb 8 @ 3 PM in Warner 209!
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Stained glass project almost complete
• Ohio atheists attend church for social reasons
• Licking Valley Middle School
• LICKING VALLEY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
• LICKING VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL
• Shooting at Ohio frat house kills 1, hurts 11
• Injured Mount Vernon teen out of hospital
• Newark man released from hospital after fall
• Magnum Opus Intervention Center provides one-on-one learning environment
• Newark woman savors the sweetness of home-based cupcake business
• Ohio fights brain drain
• Licking County grads leave Ohio for jobs, different lifestyles
• Cocktails by the Fire warms up Works attendees
• Mount Vernon teens injured in 2-car crash
• People with developmental disabilities seek inclusion
• Bee puts brains to the test at Denison University
• Fire destroys empty barn at Ohio Fresh Eggs near Croton
• What are legislators who represent Licking County working on?
• Licking Memorial Health System's screening guards athletes against concussions' consequences
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• Afropop Ensemble Concert Mon Feb 7 @ 7 PM in Founders Auditorium!
• Speakers offer possible, positive glimpse of future at Licking County Chamber of Commerce Groundhog Breakfast
• Many Ohio colleges report jump in donations
• Granville Historical Society expansion aims for new level of engagement
• Polymera company occupies former Diebold plant in Hebron
• Newark man charged with raping two girls
• Harry & David plans restructuring
• Website available for Heath High School graduates
• Ohio jail agrees to limit stun gun use
• California woman pleads guilty in Ohio drug-smuggling case
• Alford Award comes as a surprise to Southgate Corp. founder O'Neill
• Mon Feb 7 deadline for Taproot submissions!
• Weekly veteran's support group, 1 - 2:30 p.m., Warner
• Students bringing 'Charlotte's Web' message to Granville theater
• The Heart Truth event in Granville focuses on healthy eating for women
• Part-time Buckeye Lake firefighter suspended after charges filed in Perry County
• Perks are at issue for Gov. John Kasich's JobsOhio board
• Gov. John Kasich's meeting with Ohio EPA estimated at $5,000
• Ohio Supreme Court won't hear Ohio 161/37 lawsuit
• Elderly Licking Township man gets prison term for sexual assault
• Excel Academy founder seeks board expansion
• Licking County commissioners allocate senior levy funds
• Audit alleges violations in Johnstown
• Dr. Gee visits our campus Fri Feb 4th!
• Back to class today!
• CAB Coffeehouse series presents Chinua Hawk tonight @ 7:30 in Reese auditorium!
• Newark police seek suspect in robbery outside West Main Street gas station
• Newark High School grad in Chicago experiences historic blizzard
• Newark Mayor Bob Diebold files, creates three-way primary
• Newark man accused of asking 7-year-old girl to touch him
• Granville to talk contract terms with manager designee
• Licking County districts not changing calamity day plans despite Ohio bill
• Newark man gets 5 years for selling crack cocaine
• Six seek four spots on Heath council
• Report: Changes to Ohio's probation system can save $62 million
• Licking County candidate, issue filings
• Campus closed Wed Feb 2. All classes and events are cancelled.
• Group presents evidence of what it says are ghosts in old Licking County jail
• YES Club works to stop cyberbullying
• Vail Series violinist, orchestra to play Thursday at Denison
• Newark man accused of breaking infant's leg pleads not guilty
• Licking County Sheriff requests independent review after inmate deaths
• Highland County dad gets 20 years for fire that killed kids
• Ohio House votes to create nonprofit JobsOhio
• Licking County schools calamity day update
• Study puts spotlight on red-light cameras
• 'Town & Country' star Robinson retires from broadcasting
• Find out why this video has gotten almost 2,000 hits!
• Campus closed Tue Feb 1. All classes and events cancelled.
• Northridge board approves list of potential cuts
• Buckeye Lake firefighter indicted in suspected thefts of drugs
• Adopt a furry friend
• Reward offered for information about theft of commercial air conditioner from Subway
• Newark woman found guilty of assaulting ex-boyfriend with chair
• Catalina Tempering-Ohio, Momentive Performance Materials get tax credits
• Democrats file for Newark mayor, council
• Newark inmate hangs self at Licking County Justice Center
• Newark wants hotel tax money for recreation, arts
• Dodgeball tourny Tue Feb 1 @ 8 PM in Adena Gym!
• A reminder- weather-related campus closing will be posted on the web site.
• More people are clicking to find out what is in the box!
• Watch COTC's 40th anniversary video on YouTube! Pass it on!
• La Table Ronde today @ 4 PM in Reese 141!
• Licking Valley school briefs
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Newark woman's budding business sells purses, diaper totes
• Couple plans event, park to honor son
• Area students show creativity, promise at The Works science fair
• Area parents concerned for daughter in Egypt
• Ohio students learn Chinese with help of nonprofit grants
• Zoo job includes penguin parade
• Lawmakers seek comp time for Ohio small businesses
• COTC hits big 4-0 College celebrates growth through the years
• Higher education key to job prosperity
• BIRTHS
• GOP effort to repeal Ohio estate tax raises debate
• Reward offered in cigarette theft from St. Louisville store
• Johnstown mother to use February to raise awareness of ectodermal dysplasias
• Licking County organizations gathering items to send care packages to troops
• Licking Valley career education prepares students for postsecondary options
• Education looks different for everybody
• Licking County economy better -- but how much better?
• Licking County United Way short of goal, still optimistic
• Sen. Tim Schaffer named chairman of economic committee
• Newark attorney Max Sutton declares candidacy for mayor
• Licking County Sheriff's office investigating report of sexual assault on school bus
• Physician at Licking Memorial's Pataskala Health Campus honored for immunization success
• Faced with state cuts, governments urged to consolidate
• Copper thieves strike several Pataskala-area locations
• 16-year-old admits to sexual assault of three teen girls
• Tamarack Farms Dairy replaces 72-foot silo with stainless-steel one
• Electrical connection source of James Road fire
• Chinese New Year celebration Mon Jan 31 @ noon in Warner!
• COTC set to celebrate its 40th anniversary -- the Development Office staff is in the groove.
• Titan Men's and Women's Basketball vs Wright State Lake Saturday in Adena gym!
• Trial begins for 16-year-old boy accused of rape, other charges
• Local member of Teacher in Space was, still is an ambassador for space exploration
• Licking County Health Department urges caution amid local spike in flu cases
• Crash kills Newark man in Franklin Township
• Challenger: 25 years later, still a painful wound
• Mary Ann Township 69-year-old sentenced for sending sexual images
• Newark man accused of sexually assaulting 2 girls
• Black lawmakers urge Gov. John Kasich to hire minorities
• Rep. Bob Gibbs to open only 1 district office
• Woman gets 5 years for robbery in Newark parking lot
• Pataskala aims to open multipurpose path in fall
• COTC in today's Newark Advocate.
• NUTS about recycling meeting Fri Jan 28 @ Warner 205B 12:30 PM.
• Granville Township asked for easement for Columbia gas line cleaning
• COTC launches work force development center
• Licking Park District board opts against May levy attempt
• No one injured in Burlington Twp. fire
• Man found guilty of sexually abusing woman with dementia
• Licking County's Job and Family Services getting behind new online application
• Lt. Gen. David Fridovich's story a warning of painkiller addiction
• New Heath mamma and papa eateries in tough spots
• Ohio lethal injection opponent gets life in prison
• Granville Township gives OK to move forward on pedestrian bridge
• North Fork releases cuts list, hopes academics can be saved
• Gaming Club 101 Thu Jan 27 5-6 PM!
• Basic Police Academy info session, tonight at Pataskala Campus, 6:30 pm.
• Always dream of being published? Check out Taproot!
• 3rd annual Casino Night tonight @ Warner starting at 6:30 PM!
• Marc Guthrie to run for at-large Newark council seat
• Fire destroys former Newark safety director's home
• Heroin, prescription pain-killer deaths still up in 2009
• Former Heath bus driver gets 4 years for raping passenger
• Analysis: Obama calls for 'shared responsibility'
• Doctors differ on whether elderly Pataskala woman could give consent
• Nashport man to receive scouting award for work with Camp Falling Rock
• Licking County Red Cross urgently needs blood donations
• Ohio lawmakers respond to Obama's speech
• Licking County jobless rate down to 8.6 percent
• Math Center Graphing Calculator workshop Wed Jan 26 @ 2:30 PM in Reese 224.
• COTC in Business First - great article about the WDIC.
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this date in 2007, the first Knox Campus Advisory Board meeting was held.
• Buckeye Business Club tonight @ 7 PM in Reese 218!
• Trial begins for man accused of raping 79-year-old woman with dementia
• North Fork Local Schools plan updates to save on utility costs
• Reward offered for tips about stolen sweatshirts
• Testimony under way in second trial of Greenfield man
• Officials resolve 'blighted' structure debate
• Park National Corp.'s 2010 income matches 2009
• Dog at funeral home surprise to some, comfort to most
• Heath might sell water to nonresidents
• North Fork school board plans cuts list
• Newark Junior ROTC ranks swell in the program's second year
• Submissions are due soon!
• Advsing Info Session for Psychology Majors Tue Jan 25 @ Founders 1162 5-6 PM!
• COTC 40th FAQ: On this date in 1985, Hopewell Hall South opened
• Creation, innovation keys to job growth
• Licking Valley schools
• Police: Family held hostage in brief standoff
• Cleveland to get furnace-free home
• Lions gearing up for annual sweetheart dinner/auction
• Denison students, staff take part in Martin Luther King 48-hour challenge
• Word-of-mouth advertising keeps upholstery business operating
• Age doesn't stop older Ohio hoops players
• IMANI meeting Mon Jan 24 @ Warner 250 5-6 PM!
• County workers racing clock to save precious records from being destroyed
• Auctioneer evaluates heirlooms at Antique Treasure Hunt fundraiser
• Zack Space goes against the grain
• Genoa woman gets 105th birthday wishes on Facebook
• Central Ohio Technical College celebrates 40 years
• BIONETICS HONORS 3 EMPLOYEES
• Cincinnati police: 1 hurt in I-75 crash, overpass fall
• Adopt a furry friend
• More than 100 volunteers pack up meals to be sent to Haiti
• Comp time: Budget saver or budget buster?
• SNOW: A SHOVEL-READY PROJECT
• Ohio police dog shot; suspect in custody
• Soldier reflects on 20th anniversary of Persian Gulf War
• Chesrown property bought at sheriff's sale
• Pataskala-based Licking Parks District commissioner mulls challenges
• Reynoldsburg man sentenced to jail, community control for child porn
• Newark man indicted, accused of breaking infant's leg
• Fluoride-in-water debate again shows its teeth
• State lawmakers want to add calamity days for schools
• Cherry Valley Lodge set for auction in February
• Wonder of Learning: 100 Languages of Children exhibit opens Monday Jan 24!
• Veteran's Support Group weekly meeting, every Friday 1 - 2:30 p.m., Warner Center
• Club football team meeting today 5-6 PM in Adena 310.
• Icy temperatures to follow Thursday snow thumping
• Paco's Tacos owner enjoying rewards from big risk, months of hard work
• DEMENTIA CLASS COMING WEDNESDAY
• Gov. John Kasich unveils details of new Ohio jobs panel
• Public invited to view the past at Hebron Historical Society
• C-TEC Foundation begins setting fundraising, spending goals
• AEP spurring Dresden plant; 25 permanent jobs expected
• Wal-Mart groceries are going on a diet
• LEADS addressing need for heating help rises as temps plummet
• Bill could nix all-day kindergarten requirement in Ohio
• Newark woman gets second chance at life
• ODOT won't bend on removing Granville Road ramp
• Somali Connection meeting Fri Jan 21 12-2 PM @ Warner 250.
• Winter storm expected today
• Filthy houses not uncommon in Newark, police say
• Newark teen thankful for lessons learned, after his mentor's death
• Licking County's Mental Health America director says Arizona shootings prompted many calls
• Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation offers scholarship opportunities
• Pataskala officials field sign code questions
• Newark man gets almost 5 years in prison for 2 escapes
• Pictures released of suspect in Domino's robbery in Pataskala
• Simulated Civil Rights March and Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration, today @ 4 p.m. Hopewell 64
• Intramural 3 on 3 basketball league Thu Jan 20 @ 8 PM!
• MLK March today 4 PM leaving from Hopewell 64.
• 'The living conditions were absolutely deplorable'
• Licking Heights board to put 10-year, 11.92-mill levy on May ballot
• Freezing rain advisory in effect until 10 a.m.; winter weather advisory for Thursday, Friday
• Teens tackle bluegrass beats in Linnville Pike band
• Sheriff's office investigates Domino's robbery in Pataskala
• Pataskala expands snow removal policy to include subdivisions, secondary roads
• Newark man found guilty of April stabbing
• C-SPAN crew films OSU-Newark professor's lecture about Progressive Movement
• Lawsuit filed to stop use of anhydrous ammonia storage tank in Medina County
• Licking Park District moves toward levy try in May
• Read about The Next Generation Challenge at the Development Spotlight!
• Karaoke Wed Jan 19 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM in Warner Dining Area.
• Civil Rights Bingo Tue Jan 18 from 12-1 PM in Warner.
• Newark man goes from unemployed to nurse
• Threshold Audio and Video Plus offers variety of entertainment systems
• Trade jobs expected to remain relevant
• Now at its 25th anniversary, Martin Luther King holiday continues to see change
• Cleveland art museum to auction European paintings
• Columbus man builds Lego replica of Ohio State stadium
• Radon specialist takes harmful gas out of homes
• Two taken from West Broad Street crash
• No one injured in South Fourth Street house fire
• Kasich given $1.6 million to transition into office
• Campus closed Mon Jan 17 in honor of MLK Day. Classes resume Tuesday.
• Local owners call for regulations, reversal of dangerous-animal ban
• Scouts practice winter survival at Klondike Derby
• Utica teen Ashton Cannon out of hospital after crash
• Time Warner Cable, Sinclair reach deal
• Family mourning fatal crash victim, grandson
• BIRTHS
• Parole approved for Ohio murderer, suspect in hostage case
• Granville narrows village manager search to two
• Foreclosure trends provide clues for Ohio's 2011 housing market
• SENTENCES
• Johnstown woman and grandson killed after collision on Ohio 37
• Reward offered in Hopewell Township burglary
• Time Warner, Sinclair extend deadline
• Peace Corps celebrates 50 years of promoting the cause of peace throughout developing countries
• Local Salvation Army kettle collections up
• CRIME REPORTS
• BIRTHS
• Columbus man accused of having child pornography
• Granville Township grants 1.75 percent employee pay raises
• C-TEC board approves teachers' contract
• Lots of Titan basketball action this weekend!
• COTC will be closed on Monday, Jan. 17, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• 3 guards placed on leave after probe into suicide of inmate from Newark
• Pataskala scoutmaster to receive Silver Beaver
• Newark man accused of breaking 10-month-old's leg
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events, closings in Licking County
• Gov. John Kasich plans to modernize Ohio's Medicaid
• Expert teaches Northridge students, staff how to deal with bullies
• Effect of new lunch rules on Licking County schools unclear
• 'Joint use' of water pact trips up Pataskala officials
• Some Licking County schools have exhausted calamity days
• North Fork superintendent's contract approved
• Reading: Dave Barry humor columns Fri Jan 14 @ 7:30 in Warner Fireside Lounge.
• Kentucky woman dies after rollover crash on York Road
• Ohio 13 rollover sends man to Grant Medical Center
• Quality Inn, now Heath Inn, reopens
• COTC set to celebrate 40th year
• C-TEC applies for $90K grant for training program
• Granville superintendent does orientation, Q&A
• Granville Township considers request to do testing for oil, gas
• Scott Ryan named Licking County treasurer
• Drunken driver gets 4 years in prison for April crash
• ODOT seeks compensation ruling; properties needed for Hebron Road project
• Buckeye Visit Day Thu Jan 13. Welcome to our campus guests!
• Bring your ideas to life! Sign up for the New Play Contest!
• Snow blasts area, Ohio, U.S.
• Volunteers remain committed to helping, healing in Haiti
• Licking Memorial Hospital to pay family $175,000 in wrongful-death settlement
• Verizon faithful finally get iPhone
• Newark elementary students not adopting uniforms
• GOP looks to end Ohio estate tax; local governments stand to lose most
• Granville landscaper goes global
• Newark police investigate home invasion, branding
• Pataskala council reviews proposed charter amendments
• ODOT releases summary of public comments on Cherry Valley Road interchange
• Comedian Josh Sneed Thu Jan 13 @ 7:30 PM in Reese auditorium. This event is free!
• Dr. Marilee Martens, assistant professor of psychology at The Ohio State University at Newark, presented her research on Williams syndrome as part of the Faculty Lecture Series. To read more about Dr. Martens' ongoing research in this area, check ou
• Blueprint College was held in May 2010 on the campus of The Ohio State University at Newark. Modeled after a similar program at the Columbus campus, Blueprint College invited families from the Newark City School district to come on campus for a series of
• COTC 40th anniversary kick-off celebration!
• Rob Montagnese (guest speaker) for Buckeye Business Club tonight @ 7 PM in Reese 220!
• Johnstown community pours in support for coach Mike Carter
• Winter weather advisory in effect
• Licking County robotics teams excel at regional competition
• John Kasich sworn in as Ohio governor, says state must stick together
• America's Freedom Lodge aims to take disabled veterans hunting, fishing
• Former Johnstown village manager accused of drunken driving, damaging wall
• Heath firefighters' overtime passes record $300,000
• Newark council committee looks to encourage noncar transportation
• Newark police raid gaming business
• Ohio politicians review security after shooting
• 2 arrested after drugs found in Granville home
• CAB (Campus Activities Board) meeting Tue Jan 11 @ 4 PM!
• Git-R-Gun event to benefit Licking Valley Sports Complex
• Kasich's appointees holdovers, rehires from previous administrations
• Program helps needy get new knees, hips
• Monet's water lilies to reunite in Missouri
• Report: Ohio deputy had previous force complaint
• Arizona shooting suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• Doug's Far Side Catering savors variety
• The Works, Time Warner team up for Industry Day
• Bake Sale for Newark Campus Tea Party Patriots Mon Jan 10 @ Warner 11 am - 1 PM.
• John Kasich era and changes coming Monday
• Foster grandparents volunteer with a passion in Licking County
• BIRTHS
• Report: Dayton Art Institute has $17 million debt
• Report: Ohio teacher should be fired in cross case
• Guns in kids' bedrooms? Ohio hunting town approves
• Works event to challenge students in math, science, engineering
• Heath fitness center generates unusual number of complaints
• Longtime Heath barber Wayne Wright honored
• Officials: Newark infrastructure reaching critical mass
• Heath man sentenced to 10 years for sexual abuse of young girl
• Out-of-state couple tie the knot at Mathews Ford
• Struck pedestrian, 71, treated and released; lack of communication delayed investigation
• Beckner's House of Rides builds ultimate bike to help kids
• Heath snow plow drivers facing radio communication problems
• Pataskala income tax collection not known until after filing deadline
• Granville manager candidate bows out; 3 candidates remain
• Newark Earthworks seeking World Heritage designation
• Miller's Essenplatz owner convicted for not paying sales tax
• Newark, Heath, Granville saw income tax collections drop slightly in 2010
• The OSU Math Center is a great place to build your math skills. Peer and professional tutoring staff are available to help you. Many students choose to do their homework in the Math Center so they can ask questions as needed. For more information about
• Titan Men's Basketball Sun Jan 9 @ 1 PM in Adena Gym. FREE with BuckID!
• International exhibit coming to Newark
• Former Newark resident to appear on 'Say Yes to the Dress'
• Licking County Foundation OKs more than $200,000 in local grants
• Licking County links up with U.S. immigration fingerprint database
• Granville board OKs single-family home in downtown
• Rush-hour snowfall sends county drivers into chaos
• Crash knocks over pole, knocks out power in Newark
• Newark musician with distinctive blend of influences hopes to bring exposure to local talent
• Killer says Knox County deaths resulted from burglary gone wrong
• Interest in natural gas, oil drilling grows in county
• Aladdin chef, operator dies 6 days after retiring
• Homeless man's deep voice prompts job offers
• Theatre auditions Thu and Fri @ 7 PM in Black Box Theatre, LeFevre Hall.
• Sisters hope billboards will help solve Heath homicide
• Former pastor, Daniel L. Monk, found guilty of sexual abuse
• Johnstown rallies for football coach, athletic director Mike Carter
• Students use LEGOs, robotics to solve real-life problems
• Pataskala still faces questions about sign code changes
• Granville Village Council approves amended stormwater ordinance
• Now hear this: Tower puts WNKO deeper in Columbus
• Newark police: Girl was with mother's body for at least a week
• Grand jury to consider charges in stabbing of Licking County prisoner
• Longaberger lays off 95; work force now 886
• Rough Draft club meeting Thu Jan 6 @ 3 PM in Warner 210.
• Congrats to our Buckeyes! Sugar Bowl champions!
• Ride the bus to the Pataskala Campus! Expanded COTA schedule has 7 stops at Pataskala eastbound from Columbus.
• Newark police find child in home with body of woman
• Uncle: Argument about firewood came before Big Prairie mom was killed
• Rep. Bill Hayes sworn in as state representative
• Man charged in deaths of 3 found in Knox County tree in November
• Cyclists mourn fellow rider, former resident of Granville
• Licking County fatal crashes up in 2010; most deaths last year occurred on Ohio 79
• Newark man transported by helicopter after Beech Road crash
• WORK ON PICKUP TRUCK LEADS TO GARAGE FIRE
• John Kasich hails new corrections director for private, public experience
• Licking County Park District seeks grant to continue operations
• Go Bucks! Good luck in the Sugar Bowl!
• There is a week to get the petition signed for World Heritage status for the Newark Earthworks - please sign!
• Registration for Intramural 3 on 3 Basketball league now through Jan 19th!
• Express yourself! Theatre auditions for "Rich's Shorts" Thurs & Fri, 7 - 9:30 pm LeFevre Hall, Newark Campus. All are welcome!
• Newark Mayor Bob Diebold sets goals for 2011
• Pataskala, Oaks residents reach deal on sewer project
• Newark man indicted on charges of rape, sexual battery
• Johnstown man indicted on charges of assisting robbery
• Heath expects stronger year for development
• Northridge moves toward levy, cuts in spending
• Judge considers Blausey request for early release from prison
• North Fork News: Event to help with financial aid information
• New Ohio Highway Patrol leader faces challenges
• Winter quarter has begun! Welcome back students!
• Happy New Year & welcome to winter quarter! Love seeing students on campus today.
• Licking Memorial Hospital welcomes first baby of 2011
• More qualify for food aid, but few make it last
• Lakewood grad Eric Peterson designs high-end jewelry in London
• Licking Valley graduate home for the holidays
• White Castle workers mark 25 years with company
• Hundreds start new year with plunge in Ohio river
• Ohio lottery
• Man dies after being stunned by Taser
• Pataskala's new Jobs Ready Site road opening delayed
• Licking Valley graduate Ginny Andrews finds niche in Haiti
• Commissioners appeal to Bill Hayes for shift to flexible spending
• Miller's Essenplatz begins final month of service
• Hospital's 'street med' team serves homeless
• Columbus mayor has no interest in being governor
• Homicides up in Ohio's capital city for 2010
• Adopt a furry friend
• Deputy, suspect dead in trailer park standoff
• Sinclair, Time Warner agree on extension
• State budget to have profound effects in 2011
• Study helped determine salary, benefits of Granville superintendent
• Runners prepare for new year at Granville 5K
• Neighbors rescue residents from Morris Street house fire
• Retiring Licking County Auditor Terry Evans gets surprise limo ride
• HOSPITAL SETS CPR CLASS
• Youths take their shot at Elks Hoop Shoot
• Minimum-wage earners in 7 states, including Ohio, set to receive raises
• Granville land swap idea doesn't pan out as solution to golf ball hazard
• Time Warner, Sinclair no closer to agreement
• Opposing sides ready to battle over Ohio collective bargaining
• Newark safety director orders fire department to maintain minimum staffing level
• Hebron family gets Christmas wish -- a home -- after staying in motel
• Congratulations to John Merrin, director of enrollment management, who is retiring after 35 years of service to COTC!
• Campus will be closed Fri Dec 31st. Happy New Year!
• St. Louisville killer who shot himself dies
• Newark Fire Department cuts off overtime; department below minimum staffing
• Aladdin Restaurant chef Don Snelling retiring after 45 years
• No Nog Nationals at The Works sees kids' cars ready to roll
• CLASS TO FOCUS ON BREASTFEEDING
• OIL AND GAS LEASING PROGRAM
• Johnstown ready to ring in New Year
• Court upholds law allowing Ohio, not its cities, to set gun rules
• Newark neighbor treated after going into burning house to look for residents
• Licking County YMCA plans adaptive gymnastics class for youths
• Winter quarter begins Monday! Are you ready?
• Domestic relations guru Carson retires
• Shooting victim Katherine Russ was 'a beautiful woman'
• Buckeye Lake police seek man in burglary
• 1,000 meals served to shut-ins, those in need
• Northridge News: Animal-rescue groups still need your support
• Ohio top court rules for Bluffton crash families, survivors
• Ohio crime fighters to use palm print database
• Hearing planned on revised Pataskala sign code
• Granville Township mulls covering pedestrian bridge costs
• Licking County parks to close for winter months
• Looking for something fun this quarter? Why not take a CAB?
• Winter quarter begins January 3rd! Are you ready?
• Suspect in St. Louisville woman's slaying shoots himself, deputies say
• Dragoo Road fire results in no injuries
• Pataskala driver indicted in fatal crash
• Newark woman accused of helping boyfriend evade police after shooting
• Arrests occur over Christmas holiday
• Newark mayor: Final budget ready by mid-February
• Granville school district, officials want lawsuit with teachers dismissed
• Time Warner might drop Columbus' ABC, Fox
• Harrison Township Trustees reject zoning proposal
• Heath moves around money to cover 2010 budget
• Dine to Donate @ Applebee's Tue Dec 28th!
• Update: Fire destroys home on Dixon Road
• Assistant pastor at St. Francis de Sales dies
• Early closing time for one county office sparks debate
• Local shoppers cash in gift cards, exchanges
• A.S.A.P. lives up to its name
• Licking Valley National Honor Society members play elf at Salvation Army
• Feds taking more Ohio illegal immigrant arrestees
• Retailers roll out sales as snow hits East Coast
• Illegal immigrant debate to heat up in Congress
• Crime Stoppers disburses $5,750 to solve crime in 2010
• Volunteers bring cheer to Licking County jail inmates
• Johnstown teen is passionate about Pokemon
• Granville man recalls small-town Christmases past
• Hebron family flooded with community support in wake of house fire
• C-TEC OFFERS INFO ON FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
• Ohio Lottery
• Heath resident receives NARFE Award
• Roles reverse as staff chorus greets students at Granville Christian Academy
• Two longtime Granville restaurants closing
• Ohio industrial pollution declines along with production
• Ohio State fans disappointed, suffer through 'just a sad day'
• The Undeserving brightens Heath church's Christmas celebration
• Texas Rangers' Derek Holland scores points for Newark's Million Dollar Dream
• Heath man convicted of mortgage fraud released after 1 year in prison
• Excel Academy founder, board reach some agreements
• Jackson Intermediate School students give back
• Lawsuit filed over Ohio anti-slots campaign probe
• Columbus man dies in Perry County crash
• Gov. Ted Strickland signs human trafficking bill
• Pan Family Center to serve boxed Christmas Day meals
• Newark Fire Department's toy drive offers merrier Christmas to children, families
• Family gets early house call from Santa as contest winners
• Catalytic converter thefts spark warning
• Boost in local sales brings green Christmas
• Scioto County fights pill addiction problem
• Newark man charged with rape of 10-year-old
• Water/sewer board OKs Ohio 161/37 deal
• Deicing salts helpful for people, not plants
• Christmas is a time to believe
• Washington Square comes together for Christmas party
• Campus will be closed Dec 23 and 24. Happy Holidays!
• A volunteer group in Pataskala organized a fundraising event to help raise money for the renovation of the Sterling Theater in the old City Town Hall in downtown Pataskala. The event included dinner, followed by the showing of “It’s a Wonder
• Heath Tax Commissioner Anne Gilbert set to retire
• Senate GOP throws out 78 Strickland appointees
• Couple die in crash while traveling to make funeral arrangements for fire victims
• Newark man in fair condition after crashing truck into tree
• Columbus man sentenced to 4 years for kidnapping, other crimes
• Census shows Ohio will lose 2 seats in Congress
• Licking County unemployment rate unchanged; 200 more employed in November
• Granville's new superintendent, Jeff Brown, called 'a great fit'
• AAA: Gas might creep toward $4 in 2011; higher prices often signal improving economy
• House fire puts family in hotel room for Christmas
• Check out the website for the Ohio State Newark geology club! It includes photos from some of their recent events.
• Salvation Army to help record number of those in need this Christmas
• Granville stormwater rule passage delayed by plan issue
• Reward offered for information in Newark credit card theft
• Reward offered for information about scam in Heath
• Granville village manager search narrowed to 4
• Heath council passes 2011 budget
• Snow possible Friday
• Business groups offer Ohio budget ideas, including cut prison costs
• Woman convicted of killing wants a new trial
• Newark City Council approves interim budget
• Woman convicted of poisoning boyfriend seeks new trial
• Kroger recalling select pet foods
• Check out current job openings for winter quarter on our website!
• Quiet day on campus -- we miss our students!
• Update: Woman released after Ohio 16 crash
• Benefits: The unemployed relieved life raft still afloat
• Census estimates fewest veterans living in Ohio since World War II
• Mobile home fire kills 3 kids, injures 2 adults
• DREAM will have to wait for teen, others
• Martin brings recycling interests to Licking Valley board position
• Auditions for "Rich's Shorts" Jan 6th and 7th. Lots of students needed!
• New Heritage Middle School unveiled
• Schools, universities, social services and prisons are prime places where state budget might be trimmed
• Ohio businessman granted clemency after 11 years
• Local Meetings
• Republicans, Democrats agree on some points, disagree on others (video)
• Fire damages garage on Crawford Road
• Local donations make holidays bright for veterans
• Licking County baby food pantries' goal is to meet the needs of families who can't afford food
• Heath council considers mayor's budget
• City salaries can rise, even when raises off the table
• Author uses Licking County as inspiration for historical novel
• Ohio studying execution drug used in Oklahoma
• Columbus woman to serve 1 year in human trafficking case
• New Cleveland bridge to be named for Voinovich
• Granville students raise money to send Christmas presents to soldiers
• What will the big new tax law mean for you?
• Knowlton Development Corporation commits to Ohio 161/Beech Road
• Northridge considering cuts, May ballot issue
• 214 deer taken so far by sanctioned bowmen
• Titan Basketball vs Miami Sunday Dec 19 in Adena Gym!
• COTC signs first dual admission agreement.
• Newark High School actors deliver criminal plights in 'Juvie'
• Man found after crashing into Longaberger pond
• Buddhist temple could break ground in Pataskala in spring
• Licking County finishes 2011 interim budget
• 3 treated, released after 2 vehicles collide on Cherry Valley Road
• Bob Gibbs to serve on House agriculture, transportation committees
• Ohio pharmacist fights painkiller indictment
• Reward offered for information about stolen credit card
• Granville Post trooper, dispatcher honored
• Water/sewer deal reached for Ohio 161/37 corridor
• Take a look at the bookstore website to see what you need for class this quarter!
• Granville to let budget play out before cuts
• Fire damages Franklin Township home
• Update: Man found alive hours after icy plunge into Longaberger pond
• George Voinovich, Sherrod Brown split votes on tax cuts extension
• Statehouse Museum selling Longaberger basket
• New trial ordered for man convicted of raping 78-year-old woman
• Licking County commissioners set to approve interim budget
• Excel Academy founder files lawsuit against board of directors
• Firefighter quits Heath, suspended by Thornville
• Check out the first ever New Play Contest. Start writing now!
• Owens Corning workers assemble donated bicycles for Bikes for Kids
• Burlington Township man sentenced to 15 years for rape of preteen girl
• 61-year-old man receives 17 years in prison for raping young girls
• Learn about health careers at COTC! Come to the Health Career Expo, Wed., Dec 15, 5:30-8, Reese Center, Newark Campus.
• Have a great holiday break! See you in January!
• Heath Police seek end to Crown Victoria repair bills
• Newark committee rejects Diebold's interim budget
• North Fork teachers want to see list of cuts
• Red Cross hit with decrease in donations
• Bonnie Buchanan selected for COTC Transitions Award.
• Hafe a safe and restful break! See you in January!
• Wreaths Across America ceremony honors local vets
• Davis-Shai House celebrates 10th Victorian Christmas Open House
• Elizabeth Edwards' death shines spotlight on Ohio's efforts to beat breast cancer
• Service director: Data could save Newark money
• Ultra Sounds jazz group entertains Licking Memorial Health Systems employees
• Final election results released in Ohio
• INDICTMENTS
• Utica man crashes into Velvet Ice Cream garage
• Who's at risk for losing unemployment benefits?
• Titan Men's Basketball Mon Dec 13 @ 6 PM in Adena Gym!
• Donations still being accepted for the Josiah Steward memorial fund. Contact the Office of Student Life for details.
• 272 COTC students eligible to walk in tonight's commencement. Congrats!
• Congrats assoc. degree nursing grads! Ceremony in Mount Vernon last Sunday and tonight in Newark. We're very proud of you!
• Heisey Wind Ensemble Christmas concert Sat Dec 11!
• Frosty the Snowman gets married at Utica Christmas Walk
• Newark woman with lymphoma to benefit from fundraiser dinner, auction
• Hebron Road businesses face changes
• Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales speaks at Denison
• Newark High School students hear A Call to College
• Drug raids uncover $120K of marijuana
• Reward offered for information on stolen chain saws in Newark
• Park National Corp. sells stock to raise $5 million
• Man tries to lure Newark teen into truck
• Gov. Ted Strickland continues dedication tradition at Dawes Arboretum
• Good luck with finals!
• Soon-to-be COTC graduates! Be in the Reese Center for commencement rehearsal @ 5 tonight.
• Bake Sale in memory of Josiah Steward today in Warner 11 AM to 1 PM.
• Independent film being shot in Licking County
• Reward offered for information on Duke and Duchess robber
• Man pleads guilty to growing marijuana, distributing it in Newark
• Internet game business to open in Heath
• New era for Pataskala theater begins
• Gibbs goes $50K in debt to win House seat
• Former pastor denied shorter sentence in rape case
• Local historian shares WWII soldiers' letters to loved ones
• Buckeye Lake man dies; benefit to celebrate his life
• Attempt to fire Excel director leads to police call
• Still time to participate in on campus donations drives!
• Good luck on finals!
• Finals begin Monday December 6th. Good luck!
• Take a photo with Santa–enjoy cookies & hot chocolate! Tonight 6-7:15. University chorus holiday concert 7:30-8. Free. Reese Center, COTC Newark Campus.
• Buckeye Visit Day Sat Dec 4. Welcome campus guests/future Buckeyes!
• Want a career in law enforcement? Basic Police Academy Info Session tonight, Coshocton Campus, 6:30pm
• Afropop Ensemble Concert Sat Dec 4 @ 7 PM in Founders Auditorium!
• Flurries come first; accumulation expected soon
• Union Township building damaged by fire
• Licking County trio arrested in burglary, theft case
• Icy evening leads to minor crashes in Licking County
• Christmas tree farms offer variety
• GOP waits for Dems on state budget report edits
• Inside-Out program gives look into US criminal justice system
• Lancaster employee charged with OVI
• Newark man sentenced to 9 years for assaults, threats
• Businesses react to proposed Ohio 16-Cherry Valley interchange
• Holiday Celebration Friday December 3rd @ 6 PM!
• World AIDS Day "Caught You Red-Handed" skit, Warner Platform, 5:30 today
• World AIDS day "Caught you red handed" skit tonight @ 5:30 PM on Warner platform!
• Sociology Fair this week in LeFevre Gallery!
• Many donation drives on campus this holiday season! Check events tab for details.
• Benefit Night for Bolivian Orphanage Project tonight @ Texas Roadhouse!
• 'Nutcracker' dancers delight crowds
• McClain gives peek into plans for multi-use development in Newark
• DIVORCES GRANTED
• Indiana, Kentucky to break ground on new bridge
• Volunteers to explore old log house in Columbus
• Ohio lottery
• Adopt a furry friend
• OSU-N professor honored by American Folklore Society
• Thousands of area jobless face loss of benefits
• Another great Buckeye victory. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
• Go Bucks! Beat Michigan!
• Courthouse lighting about family tradition
• Bargain hunters flock to their favorite stores on Black Friday
• Holiday Traditions lets children learn about games abroad
• OSU alum attending 39th consecutive OSU-Michigan game
• 3C supporters lobbying for John Kasich to reconsider rail line
• Friday morning fire destroys house in Granville Township
• 'American Dream has been dented'
• United Way on track to meeting funding goal
• Cincinnati Public Schools says utility overbilled $500K
• Nursing home roommate suspected in death
• Many focus on family in Granville's Turkey Trot
• Salvation Army serves Thanksgiving meal
• OHIO LOTTERY
• Support Lakewood Athletic Boosters at horse race event
• Thanksgiving sales bring shoppers; but some grumble
• Happy Thanksgiving! Classes resume on Monday. Enjoy the holiday weekend!
• Ebonye Horizons meeting, today @ 4, Warner 209. Anyone interested in joining should attend
• Lots of Titan sports action tonight. Check the athletics website for details.
• Ebonye Horizons meeting Wed Nov 24 @ 4 PM!
• TBDBITL - performing at the Newark Campus at 2 p.m. today -- Warner
• Update: Granville narrows applicants for superintendent
• The Ohio State Newark Afropop Ensemble will perform on Saturday December 4th at 7 PM in Founders Auditorium. This quarter we will feature a mix of Nigerian 1970's psychedelic, Afro-Caribbean, jazz-influenced, and soukous (Congo) tunes. Everyone is
• Beat Michigan pep rally today at 2:30 PM in Warner!
• Heath considers water sales outside limits
• Fundraiser to benefit family of woman killed in Knox County
• Hebron Road crash sends 2 to hospital
• Cherry Valley Road Interchange: ODOT receives residents' feedback
• Virginia LeFever gets new trial in 20-year-old murder case
• Company's discharge violates Heath city permit
• New Ohio agriculture director to review animal care deal
• Wet weather on way for Thanksgiving
• Salvation Army to offer Thanksgiving dinner
• AIDS awareness info table this week in Warner 11:30 AM - 1 PM.
• Know someone interested in a law enforcement career? Tell them about the Basic Police Academy info session, Thurs. December 2, 6:30 pm, COTC Coshocton Campus
• Service director: New leaf collection plan working
• Aging America: First baby boomers about to reach 65
• Military pilot organizes surprise party for mom
• Family-owned chimney business focuses on tip-top service
• Bingo dispute divides Excel Academy founder, board
• Program prepares kids, parents for kindergarten
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Mormon temple to have Spanish services
• Cadmium, lead found in drinking glasses
• Plans for Ohio 16/Cherry Valley revealed
• 93-year-old volunteers with Salvation Army in gratitude for earlier help
• Man pleads guilty in wife's death
• HAMILTON JOINS AMSPIRIT BUSINESS CONNECTIONS
• HARVEST FEDERAL MAKES DONATIONS TO FOOD PANTRY
• Granville soldier returns home from second Afghan tour
• Coroner: Two Knox County women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Denison University student killed in crash
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio lottery
• Beat Michigan Week activities start Monday! Check the events tab for more details.
• Licking Park District Board could seat more members
• Newark woman visiting Honduras to help distribute Christmas gifts to children
• Mount Vernon University hopes to expand presence along with location
• Johnstown Village Council suspends manager
• Sheriff testifies he didn't lie about death
• Slain Ohio woman's boss knew something was wrong
• Granville Township protecting prime farmland in northwest sector
• Enrollment increases at Newark campus of OSU/COTC
• Ohio unemployment rate drops for seventh month in a row
• Commissioners consider lower building code fees
• The Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs and Miss Africollege of the African Youth League are asking for donations to sponsor the Note Karacel Uganda organization. Program will run November 19th through December 10th. Requested items include Tylenol, Pepto B
• If you are interested in joining this group, please attend the meeting! For more information please contact Talisha at moore.2160@osu.edu.
• Get your free AIDS Awareness Ribbon to wear representing hope for a cure. Show your support! Sponsored by the Gateway, Ebonye Horizons, and Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs.
• Everyone loves bingo and the prizes at this highly attended event are ALL BUCKEYE RELATED! Sponsored by CAB (Campus Activities Board). For more information please contact Casey at ray.315@osu.edu.
• Sponsored by the Gateway, Ebonye Horizons, and the Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs.
• Please join members from The Best Damn Band in the Land in playing/singing all of The Ohio State University favorites as we anticipate the BIG WIN against Michigan. In addition to the music, we will once again "bring the Shoe to you" in cake fo
• Get your free AIDS Awareness Ribbon to wear representing hope for a cure. Show your support! Sponsored by the Gateway, Ebonye Horizons, and Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs.
• If you are interested in exploring various cultural histories, food, music, education, government, art, and religion from around the world, then SCC (Student Cultural Council) is looking for you. The theme for 2010-2011 is Study Abroad @ Home for those w
• Get your free AIDS Awareness Ribbon to wear representing hope for a cure. Show your support! Sponsored by the Gateway, Ebonye Horizons, and Office of Multi-Cultural Affairs.
• We will be selling the annual Beat Michigan Week t-shirts. First come, first serve! This year our shirts are black with Beat Michigan on the front (red & white lettering) with a giant Brutus head on the back in full color. Shirts are for sale at $5 e
• The award-winning drama "Proof" runs again this weekend, 8 pm in LeFevre Hall on the Newark Campus.
• Buckeye Visit Day Sat Nov 20th in Reese. Welcome future Buckeyes!
• Jersey Township man guilty of killing sister, neighbor
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 Knox County bodies found in hollow tree
• Ghana derived its name from the 10th century Empire of Ghana which was actually located closer to the Sahara than on the coast as the country of Ghana is today. Tourists love visiting Ghana because it supplies most of the world's cocoa! For more i
• COTC Open House One-Stop Registration event. Tonight - 5 - 10 pm, Reese Center, Newark Campus. Go from prospect to registered student in one evening.
• "Proof" runs Thursday through Saturday nights at 8 PM in the Black Box Theatre!
• Detective: Marcum admitted to shooting both victims
• Lakewood High School to perform 'Get Smart'
• 91-year-old Licking County man receives high school diploma
• Granville puts kibosh on multifamily housing proposal
• Northridge looks at options after school levy failure
• Close to 1,000 jobs possible in New Albany
• Utica mayor: Village working to respond to Ohio auditor
• Johnstown woman sentenced for lying about robbery
• Granville wants 2011 budget to be trimmed
• Mount Vernon consumed by search for missing people
• Movie "A Beautiful Mind" showing Thurs Nov 18 @ 5:30 PM in Reese 149.
• Gaming 101 tonight at 5 PM in Warner 126!
• Student Government Bake Sale 10 - 2 today @ Warner. Portion of sales to help "Families Helping Families" program - eat some sweets!
• There's still time to apply for winter quarter!
• Calling all COTC 2009-10 grads! Take our grad survey online by Dec 17 and be entered to win a $50 gift certificate to a local restaurant.
• Bench Press competition Tues Nov 16 @ 5 PM in Adena.
• Running Club Monday mornings at 7:30 AM (meet outside of housing office).
• Local woman helping to raise awareness of heart disease
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio lottery
• 'Robin Hood bandit' sentenced
• Heath man upgraded to fair after crash
• Sheriff: Blood in home a factor in 4 missing
• Expo gives shoppers a jump on holiday purchases
• False claims by politicians difficult to regulate
• Internal police investigations: Buckeye Lake leads small departments in misconduct reports
• Trial of suspect in double homicide to begin Tuesday
• Sheriff: Blood found in missing Knox County woman's home
• Newark man accused of raping girls gets $1M bond
• Longtime Newark resident receives 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award
• Newark man sentenced to 4 years for escape
• Chinese restaurant opens in downtown Granville
• Star moments endear in Players' 'Greetings!'
• Owens Corning worker saves life of fellow employee
• Residents feeling sticker shock at pump
• Lakewood levy result dependent on provisional ballots
• Opening of 21st Street delayed
• 21st Street opening delayed to Saturday
• Support the Ohio State Newark Bolivian Orphanage project by dining at Texas Roadhouse. Ten percent of the total food purchases will be donated to the cause. Invitation must be presented. Invitations available on campus. Questions contact Texas Roadhouse
• Pizza and beverages will be provided at intermission during this FREE event open to all students. Sponsored by Introspect, the Psychology Club. Questions? Email the President of Introspect, Ashleigh, at mizer.36@osu.edu.
• Do you like playing video games? Join this student organization. For more information please contact Nicholas at brown.4023@osu.edu.
• If you are interested in joining this group, please attend the meeting! For more information please contact Talisha at moore.2160@osu.edu.
• If you are interested in joining Student Government or just have concerns to share, please stop by! For more information please contact President Laraine Tumblin at tumblin.13@osu.edu.
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• Those students interested in business or other related issues/topics should attend this student organization meeting. It's a great way to get involved and network! For additional information please contact Diane King at king.152@osu.edu.
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• Come to the play "Proof" at the Newark Campus. Fri & Sat. 8, Black Box Theatre, LeFevre Hall
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• "Thanks to our Troops" Christmas card drive now through December 9th!
• Purple Heart memorial dedicated in Newark to honor soldiers' sacrifice
• Spaghetti dinner, auction set to help ailing infant
• Flagpole honors Licking County veterans
• Pataskala celebrates veterans' contributions
• GOP senators could block Strickland's appointments
• Veterans hit a local fairway on their special day
• Northridge students sample green energy
• Mental health volunteers put in the spotlight
• Resident causes stir over levy at SWL meeting
• "Proof" now running at the Black Box Theatre through November 20th!
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall stops in Pickerington
• Licking County deputies practice pursuit at National Trail Raceway
• Cunningham inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
• Licking County Sheriff must cut 5 percent of budget for 2011
• Two men arrested after carjacking
• Overnight Beech Road fire remains under investigation
• Tanker overturns at Cherry Valley Road, Ohio 16
• Newark man dies after fall from tree stand
• Licking County veterans reflect on meaning of Veterans Day
• Comedian hopes to bring monthly laughs to Licking County
• Licking Park District board seeks money from county
• Miller Oak furniture store plans January move
• Shoes on the Square shines light on homelessness
• Reynoldsburg home suffers $100,000 in damages
• Buckeye Lake man makes life of music
• FDA flags 120 dozen more eggs from Croton's Ohio Fresh Eggs
• Bill Albrecht becomes president, publisher of Newark Advocate Media
• Newark pipe-bomb suspect appears in court
• Licking, Muskingum county police dogs train together
• Charity, fundraising scams crop up in Newark
• Etna Township land-use plan to be discussed at Tuesday meeting
• Granville's Washka earns MS achievement accolade
• Newark council committee approves 2 tax changes
• Newark closes in on pair of major construction projects
• Reynoldsburg man faces drunken driving, hit-skip charges
• Newark Board of Education rejects Miller Elementary bid
• Pataskala man charged in death of 83-year-old man
• Salmonella detected in eggs from Ohio Fresh Eggs in Croton
• Leaders back ODOT's choice for Cherry Valley Road interchange alignment
• Newark group, The Monday Talks, keeps going strong
• Besides seats, GOP wins sway in 2010 redistricting
• In Ohio, Democrats were doomed
• Aging program might buy Miller's Essenplatz
• Pride of Newark earns superior rating at state
• Owner/operator of New Phase Auto Detailing takes pride in every last detail
• Parks levy support greater near attractions
• Hundreds of motorcyclists ride to donate toys to area children
• East Canton man learns to fix cars without sight
• Ohio lottery
• Ohio fugitive worked as caregiver in Mexico
• Heath couple stresses need for organ donors
• Obama's fate in Ohio still hinges on jobs in 2012
• State goes GOP. Now what?
• More than 100 Run for God to raise money for YMCA program
• Families learn about scouting at Apple Butter Festival
• Roye had long road from Newark to becoming president of Liberia
• 21 Toledo members visit birthplace of Newark-born former president of Liberia
• Black Box Theater director plays more than just one role
• Kasich might seek new ways to save taxpayer money
• Aging program might buy Miller's Essenplatz
• BIRTHS
• Franklin Township house fire quickly contained
• Pipe-bomb suspect indicted on 6 felony counts
• Treasurer Hall joins Newark mayoral race
• Deadlines loom to ship Christmas gifts to overseas troops
• Elms Pizza owner shares artifacts with the world
• Newark man wins 2-year lease on new car for hole-in-one
• Deer's rampage leaves Denison building a mess
• Firefighters spend more than four hours fighting blaze that consumed vacant house
• Mayor Diebold's comment about opponent raises eyebrows
• Suspect in Wal-Mart shooting arrested in Cincinnati
• 4Troops bringing its musical mission of encouragement to Midland Theatre
• Newark antiques event will recall Christmases past
• Former Lincoln Middle School alumni visit before December closing
• Unsafe Fourth Street building evacuated, closed
• Feds: Ohio jail's stun-gun use is unconstitutional
• Kasich cautions those who don't join team
• Park National Corp.'s McConnell honored as pioneer
• Licking County citizens academy grads form alumni association
• Hayes lands on winning formula in third try
• State seeks input on Cherry Valley Road-Ohio 16 interchange alignment
• Man gets 11 years for robbing man lured to Granville Township
• Licking Park District faces closures after levy failure
• GOP sweep raises concern among liberal groups
• John Kasich starts naming key aides
• Police: Pipe-bomb suspect had second device, threatened courthouse
• Newark man who was sexually abused appears on Oprah's TV show
• Lakewood levy's fate won't be known until at least Nov. 23
• Bill Queen -- author, retired policeman -- dies
• Fundraiser to benefit Frazeysburg man, 27, with colon cancer
• Election: Northridge library levy fails
• Election: Pat Tiberi prevails in U.S. House 12th District
• Election: Licking County Commissioner Doug Smith re-elected
• Election: Some Licking County parks face closure after voters reject levy
• Election: Voters' mood teeters between showing patience, frustration
• Election: Bob Gibbs upsets Zack Space in 18th District race
• Election: Northridge, North Fork school issues fail
• Licking County results and complete coverage
• Election: John Kasich's gubernatorial victory one of many for GOP
• Election: Bill Hayes finds third time charm in 91st District race against Dan Dodd
• Newark City Council approves money for union-negotiating attorney
• Campaigns hunt for every last vote
• St. Louisville man killed in Ohio 13 crash
• Pataskala to stay with multi-tier utility rate increase
• Recycling truck overturns on Ohio 79
• Northridge students flying in Neverland
• Police: Teen assaulted with guitar
• Utica police looking for gunman after shot fired
• Young musicians invited to play at Washington D.C. festival
• 18th District race sees record $6.2 million spent
• Obama, Boehner, Clinton urging Ohioans to vote
• Four Girl Scouts earn Silver Award
• Reward offered for tools stolen from recycling center
• Contraception could be free under new health care law
• Voters to decide Sunday alcohol sales in Hanover
• Update: 1 flown to Columbus hospital after Ohio 37 crash
• 3 escape South Sixth Street fire unharmed
• Local economy: No double dip, no big surge
• Local mother continues daughter's cap business, preserves its mission
• Firefighters kept busy with overnight house fires
• Vultures rule the roost at Denison University
• Longaberger opens store at Easton
• 'Ocean Doctor' working to cure what ails world's seas, speaks to Licking County Soil and Water Conservancy District
• New business name for Advocate highlights growing advertising solutions
• Fates of school districts in voters' hands
• 21st Street project on schedule; interchange might be reopened early
• Licking County has fair share of paranormal activity
• SENTENCES
• Ohio lottery
• Bill Clinton stumps for Strickland
• Kasich shares favorite memories of Licking County during campaign stop in Newark
• Granville board says Buckeye Institute stats are inaccurate
• 22-year-old Newark man indicted in assault with gun
• Granville council to meet on management decisions
• School districts incur fees because of testing mishaps
• Former Hebron man charged with murder in 2007 shooting
• Terror plot thwarted as U.S.-bound explosives seized
• Newark man gets 4 years for sexual assault
• C-TEC students get creative with pumpkin competition
• Salvation Army given coats, soup as need realized
• Do your research with our voter guide
• Homes, yards damaged by tornado near Hebron
• Apples are beloved adoption in American culture
• Newark police: Accused shooter might be in Columbus
• Newark fire truck at fault, not cited in crash
• Newark man charged after pipe-bomb incident
• Lakewood forecasts dipping into red in 2013
• Licking County Commissioners table water, sewer services along Ohio 161
• Newark Councilman David Rhodes at odds with Service Director Daniel Coffman over zoning code rejection
• Newark police Officer Bobby Hartless suspended 3 weeks
• Trick or treat: Kids, cars get all dressed up for the occasion
• House minority leader Boehner to campaign for Gibbs; big names try to save Ohio Dems
• ODOT preparing for winter
• Woman receives Valley Difference Maker award
• Tuesday tornado confirmed in Licking County
• Local donors spend thousands in political process
• Newark Planning Commission rejects downtown zoning restrictions
• Residents treat themselves to Mall-o-Ween
• Do your research with our voter guide
• Vehicle crashes into shed near intersection of Prospect,West National
• Newark fire truck hits car; no injuries reported
• Newark man sentenced to 4 years for 1999 burglary
• Newark downtown getting new mural welcome sign
• Good Charlotte headlines concert at Newark grill
• Licking County looking at $900,000 more in cuts
• C-TEC forecast shows it is solvent through 2015
• Beggars' Night schedule
• Hanover Township man pleads guilty to drug trafficking, possession
• Newark High School locked down after bomb threat
• Truck lands in Licking River near Heath High School
• Licking County unemployment drops to 8.8 percent
• Windstorm sweeps through county, cuts power
• COURT REPORTS
• BIRTHS
• CRIME REPORTS
• Southwest Licking board members, superintendent spar with taxpayers over levy
• Fire significantly damages Liberty Township home
• Teachers sue Granville schools, asserting rights violated in investigation
• Employees blanket county in service for inaugural PNB Cares week
• Flexibility of how Third Frontier money is used scrutinized
• Arensberg prepares to move its pharmacies
• Local artist's piece to be featured as part of event for Stefanie Spielman Fund
• City Barbeque's Newark location packed for grand opening
• Kasich has edge on Strickland in small donations
• Outgoing Granville manager's evaluation lists perceived faults
• Newark police internal investigation: Officer violated state, department codes
• Dying Newark woman gives thanks for final Thanksgiving meal
• Lakewood Marching Band has several performances in upcoming weeks
• Sen. Brown visits Newark to mark recently awarded COPS grant
• Licking County Courthouse lighting fundraising deadline extended
• Pride of Newark Marching Band prepares for pivotal competition
• Woman in stable condition after construction injury
• Licking Valley ties author visit to topical issues facing students
• Licking County crash fatalities up in 2010
• Granville council agrees to contract for Newark-Granville Road to be patched
• Pataskala police investigate fire at Nanny's Diner
• Granville proposes police policy for child-enticement alerts
• Revamped Waterworks Road/Deo Drive opens Monday
• Fugitive charged in shooting in Newark store's parking lot
• Granville Village Council approves separation agreement with manager
• Family dogs do $3,000 in damage to van while trying to get raccoon
• Granville Village Council approves separation agreement with manager
• Lakewood school board prepares in case of levy failure
• Carson Elementary students respond visiting educator's reading tactics
• Granville Township trustee chairman Abraham resigns
• Newark man arrested in rape of 4-year-old
• Newark couple hopes to reach out to those dealing with infant loss
• Hebron woman to be featured by Heart of Ohio Quilters Guild
• Ohio Supreme Court won't review lawsuit over WCLT Radio editorial
• Fraud allegations could slow foreclosures
• Stop signs at Sharon Valley Road to return sometime
• Newark woman released from hospital after shooting self
• Eight lose jobs at Licking County Child Support Enforcement Agency
• Girl Scouts decorate cards, stockings for soldiers overseas
• New Sharon Valley Road stop signs removed only hours after installation
• Benefit supper set for Sunday in St. Louisville
• Ohio lottery
• Newark City Schools treasurer projects revenue challenges
• Did Strickland raise taxes or didn't he? Yes. And no
• Committee raising money for courthouse lighting
• Newark man indicted on crack cocaine sales
• Prosecutor: Toxicologist's lies don't warrant new trial in LeFever case
• Licking Heights High School class helps prepare students for college learning
• Eden Township trustees investigate dangerous curve
• Two more charged after shots fired in Newark
• Reward offered for information about Newark Speedway robbery
• Newark looks at options for CDBG grant money
• Gratiot residents don't have many options to fix drinking water issue
• Newark man admits to 1999 burglary
• Longaberger calls back 60 employees for holidays
• Crews respond to fire on National Road
• Licking County's Halloween happenings: Your guide to the haunted holiday
• Body of Cincinnati recluse found at home
• Chili cook-off spices up weekend, benefits Granville Recreation District, Granville Fellowship
• More than 300 attend The Works' HATSOFF fundraiser
• Newark campus of OSU and COTC renovation project in its final stretch
• DFW Furniture coming to Heath
• Director: Newark development department will be proactive
• Woman who dreamed of being nurse comes to rescue of woman having seizure on bus
• SENTENCES
• Ohio lottery
• Englewood woman charged with stealing from disabled
• Newark set to get $420,000 for police hires
• CRIME REPORTS
• COURT REPORTS
• Tennessee man charged with threat to Ohio congressman
• Jeweler's 'Egg of Hope' to be on display today
• Haunted house to open in Indian Mound Mall
• Prescription drug report at Statehouse; What comes next?
• United Way partnership saves $1 million in prescription drug costs
• Newark graduate doesn't allow struggles with meningitis keep her from accomplishing her dreams
• Newark schools moving to electronic time cards
• Pataskala man gets 1 year for sexually abusing boy
• Nashport man hospitalized after Wednesday night crash
• Sheridan High School to celebrate 50th anniversary today
• Miller Elementary School building to be auctioned
• Proposed cuts presented at Lakewood forum
• Heath dentist office collecting candy for overseas troops
• County gears up to fight breast cancer
• LeFever murder trial: More lies uncovered from witness
• Newark man killed in tractor rollover
• Newark police captain Cochran retiring after almost 37 years
• Newark residents rip proposed business restrictions in city
• Ohio governor candidates discuss plans to boost state
• Denison student leader reacts to recent rape, assault
• Ohio 16 sees 4 lanes open west of downtown Newark
• Licking County job seekers connect with companies that are hiring
• Granville eyes signs to slow Ohio 16 traffic
• Newark native singles out relationships in book, performance tonight at library
• Ohio's big cities see rising health care costs
• Zack Space wants national referendum on free-trade deals
• Food Pantry gives free produce to thousands in need
• Back from Afghanistan, father surprises son in music class
• Pharmacist's suicide note: Sons were killed to protect them
• Licking County Master Gardeners Fabulous Fall Conference coming Saturday
• Newark Advocate publisher Linda Greiwe promoted to position in Missouri
• Denison student insulted, assaulted as retaliation
• Lakewood program helps students adjust to high school
• Man's body found in Buckeye Lake
• Jay Hottinger leads fight against 3C rail plan
• How bad was Ohio recession? Census data offers answers
• Newark drivers frustrated by delays from construction
• St. Albans Township man gets four years for prescription-pill sales
• Granville board delays decision on downtown multi-family housing
• Heath residents weigh in on water, sewer rates
• Report: Denison University student raped in dorm room
• Newark man accused of firing shots after argument
• Licking Valley doughnut-eating seniors hungry for victory
• Early voting begins today; fewer requests indicate slow start to process
• Newark not sure it can afford new employees
• Johnstown woman's will recorded on wood
• Driver sought after crash with bicycle in Heath
• Car show honors memory of enthusiast, benefits diabetics
• Consignment shop has the latest fashions at a fraction of the cost
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• $93,000 cancer drug: How much is a life worth?
• Ohio lottery
• Who pays for pickups?
• Couple's marriage leads to four generations on each side
• Newark's Robert A. Barnes named to trucking association's Hall of Honor
• Bicyclist flown to Columbus after crash
• Two women injured in two-vehicle collision
• Girl who was struck by car out of hospital
• Ohio lottery
• Several Ohio universities say enrollments are up this fall
• NGSO concertmaster reflects on a long road traveled
• Music and Arts Festival brings crowds to Hebron
• The Army wants you -- unless you're from an online school
• Police react to downtown parking concerns
• Despite multiple challenges, kidney donor has no regrets
• Newark, Pataskala cheapest for sewer, water
• You're paying for it: A free retirement
• Gears-n-Company social group puts talent on display
• Fundraiser to benefit cancer victim
• Semi crash closes I-70
• Former Millersport pastor indicted on sex charges
• Newark deer hunting to begin Sunday
• Girl injured after being hit by vehicle
• Man injured when car runs him over
• Ohio releases faster passenger train schedule
• AEP leaves chamber over governor endorsement
• Teenager accused of multiple rapes released from detention
• Young mother battling breast cancer is determined to stand her ground
• Local band Sticks and Stones will play for food
• Ohio launches website for new health care laws
• Report: Dementia patient stabs woman in face
• 13-year-old sentenced to at least 2 years for rapes
• Johnstown man gets 15 years for OxyContin robbery
• Granville teen prodigy to run Short Story Brasserie's kitchen for an evening
• GOP pledges to cut taxes, spending
• Diabetes drug Avandia stays on market
• Newark police called to ease Ohio 16 traffic
• FARM: JUNIOR ANGUS SHOW INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP
• B-52S DO FLYBY CONCERT AT MIDLAND THEATRE
• Johnstown News: Football returns to home field
• Terrace Gardens high-rise to lose terrace this fall
• Newark woman gets jail, probation for attack with van
• Walk event to help kids find their voice
• Northridge Local School District looks to pass tax renewal
• Ohio 16 exit ramp becomes parking lot
• Newark motorcyclist hospitalized after crash
• St. Louisville man inducted into Chapel of the Four Chaplains
• Newark man gets 18 years for hitting, killing Pataskala man
• Firefighters hope training pays forward
• Car show to benefit diabetes research
• OSU-Newark welcomes new students
• Prescription drug policy advice headed to Strickland
• Chain saw sculpture dedicated in Earthworks
• Man found guilty of stealing $938,000 for failing family farm
• Pataskala man killed when pinned between van, utility box
• Licking County unemployment falls to 9 percent
• Two men hospitalized after Chatham Road crash
• Former title agent gets 2 years in prison for theft
• Newark adjusts to 21st Street road closure
• BIRTHS
• Utica Homecoming Festival has a lot to come home for
• 11 arrested after marijuana plants confiscated at Coshocton/Muskingum county line
• Tri-Valley deals with Ohio 146 crash three months after one on Ohio 60
• Former Millersport pastor accused of sex with teen
• Newark woman gets 4 years for stealing mother's house
• Green Valley Drive residents protest on-street parking ban
• North Fork Board of Education doesn't vote on superintendent contract
• Ohio Bobcat's goal: Take down Brutus Buckeye
• Students bused from near and far to Excel Academy
• CHESROWN JOINS DUNKIN'S DIAMONDS
• HOPEWELL FEDERAL EMPLOYEE EARNS EXPERT DESIGNATION
• ENERGY COOP EMPLOYEE NAMED TO ENERGY COMMITTEE
• INDICTMENTS
• GOODWILL STORE TO OPEN IN BUCKEYE LAKE
• Ohio court orders Columbus woman freed from prison
• Johnstown company expands to Easton
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark police officers learn some night moves
• Davis-Shai House officially reopens
• Benefit to help ill man, his family
• Granville water-sewer rate hike reduced to 21 percent
• The Grill's Chop House opens
• FBI: Violent, property crimes in Licking County down in 2009
• Senior citizens compete at spelling bee
• 21st Street exit ramps, portions of street to close Friday
• Newark man accused of arson found competent for trial
• Bankers vs. Barristers is competition with a cause
• Drug bill would make database 'go live'
• Expanded Davis-Shai House ready to reopen Saturday
• Adopt a furry friend
• Newark firefighters extinguish burning bed
• Driver charged in Pelotonia bicyclist's death
• Assault investigation halted at Denison student's request
• Foster mother gets 15 months for sexual abuse
• Appeal rejected in conviction of 2009 fatal stabbing
• Licking County teachers earn Dow accolades
• Newark City Schools website gets face-lift
• Cherry Valley interchange won't be moved because of bats
• Newark might fine leaf violators up to $1,000
• Licking County Commissioners think South Third Street jail can be tourism treasure
• PRESENTATION ON FLU PREVENTION UPCOMING
• Plenty of questions surround possible North Fork redistricting
• Reward offered after purchase of $1,350 in Heath charged to Fla. woman's credit card
• Vehicle repairs, overtime increase Heath police costs
• Council reviewing accessible parking policies downtown
• Pipeline leak bringing higher gas prices to Ohio, Midwest
• Newark to spend $1.2 million to pave streets
• Aging population, spending on health costs boost debt
• Money woes make snow removal a challenge for Newark
• Car event to help baby with serious heart condition
• Newark couple injured in head-on collision near Frazeysburg
• Millersport parade honors those lost on Sept. 11, 2001
• Local chemist is bonded to her career
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• Valley schools
• Licking Valley Lions celebrates 40 years
• Historically low taxes conflict with increasing debt
• U.S. debt surges, leaving nation with difficult choices ahead
• Boehner says he'd support a tax cut for middle class
• LOCAL PLAYERS TO GET FREE SOCCER BALLS
• Adopt a furry friend
• Lost briefcase with World War II memorabilia sent from Ohio to Texas
• Granville residents, council weigh in on water-sewer rate hike
• Newark High School class of 1940 meets, remembers
• Lite the Nite Car Show marks 25 years
• Ohio lottery
• At least one injured in late Saturday crash
• Local woman turns emotion from cancer battle into art
• World Trade Center survivor tells his story at Davis-Shai House event
• CRIME REPORTS
• COURT REPORTS
• BIRTHS
• Playpen possible link in deaths of 2 babies
• Islam controversies cast shadow over Sept. 11 events
• Local labor key to Port Authority project
• World Trade Center survivor headlines prayer breakfast
• Graveyard Walk brings history to life
• Man with arrow wounds expected to die
• Report of sexual assault on DU campus under investigation
• Newark hopes to reopen Hollander pool
• Mother of 3 battles back from cancer
• Hartford Library Association more than books, shelves
• St. Francis de Sales Church chasing pipe organ dream
• Union Twp.: Restaurant must build patio fence
• Woman tells Newark police that man tried to abduct her
• SWL district mulls variety of cuts
• Ohio 13 weekend checkpoint yields no OVI arrests
• Hebron woman sews family tree into quilt
• Time running short for seventh-grade immunizations
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• 5 HOSPITALIZED AFTER SUNDAY ROLLOVER CRASH
• Glenford man dies in Sunday morning crash
• 9-year-old calls for help after grandma's fall
• Licking Valley Elementary gearing up for school festival
• Do nation's economic woes jinx Democrats' election prospects?
• Church members gather to remember 1910 lynching victim
• Family business keeps the wheels on the bus going round and round
• Tami Longaberger's first book, 'Weaving Dreams,' gets personal
• Newark woman in fair condition after rollover crash
• Ohio governor candidates have millions on hand
• Ohio Highway Patrol focuses on Labor Day enforcement
• Miller's Essenplatz, owner face charges over taxes
• Licking Memorial Hospital will receive fee refund
• Former Wehrle/Roper smokestack imploded (video)
• Newark police arrest man after shots fired at vehicle
• Columbus man arrested in Heath home robbery
• 79-year-old Newark man indicted in sexual assault of girls
• Newark man indicted in string of thefts
• Licking County health department nixes renegotiation of Newark contract
• Newark High School adds time between classes
• Heath man charged with rape of juvenile
• Analysis shows fewer Ohio traffic tickets written in 2010
• U.S. grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Reward offered for tips in Plymouth Place burglary
• Newark re-evaluates leaf, snow removal plans
• Time Warner, Disney reach apparent deal to carry ABC, ESPN
• Newark veteran turns to photography to cope with PTSD
• Accel could bring 200 jobs to Licking County
• Local Meetings
• Director busy on Ohio harmful-algae commission
• Jury finds Ohio woman guilty in dead daughter case
• Columbus police: Man indicted in decade-old homicide
• 15th annual cruise-in features more than 150 cars
• Powwow gives area residents chance to experience American Indian culture
• Ohio lottery
• Eviction notice goes to owner of Ohio killer bear
• Law director: Diversion program right for some offenders
• Boy killed in crash remembered for his smile
• NEWARK'S SCHOOL YEAR OFF AND RUNNING
• Newark police officer Bobby Hartless charged with disorderly conduct
• Man killed in Ohio 16 motorcycle crash was 'a born leader'
• Newark police officer Bobby Hartless placed on administrative duty
• Newark church looks to donate school supplies
• Granville's College Street reconstruction almost finished
• Zack Space made false statements in ad, says commission
• Pastor says protests at strip club will continue
• Pataskala stabbing assailant sentenced to community control
• Glenn Beck mention boosts Newark Earthworks
• Suspect in van attack found competent for trial
• 2-year-old girl injured in fall down concrete steps
• Road completion should bring businesses to Job Ready Site
• Gambling returns to Pataskala Street Fair
• Ice scientists comb local glacial sites
• Newark High School open house
• Treatment the topic at drug task force meeting
• Motorcyclist dies in Ohio 16 crash
• Granville Council to ponder hike criticism as village considers raising water-sewer rates
• Newark police officer charged with disorderly conduct
• North Fork residents get taste of frozen lunches
• Adopt a Furry Friend
• Kasich would take Ohio development agency private
• Jail officials: Overcrowding contributed to disturbance
• Heat slightly hampered attendance numbers
• Newark High School to sport a different look on first day
• Licking County men play softball -- with a twist
• Newark groups focus on saving Don Edwards Park
• Space files election complaint against Gibbs
• Brad Brautigan to ride in Pelotonia in memory of former employee
• Grants could boost Newark's recreational facilities
• Newark department merger approved
• Licking County Sheriff's Office arrests suspect in Cleveland-area homicide
• Reward offered for info about Indian Mound Mall Sears theft
• Other driver in Trombetta crash had BAC under legal limit
• Former Northridge principal Dixon on administrative leave after indictment
• Despite little Mopar runoff, Newark says weekend slate a success
• Mopar Super Cruise crowds more orderly
• Newark man's stained-glass art pays for grandson's preschool tuition
• Shots fired through Newark house; blast misses sleeping child
• MUNICIPAL COURT
• Tami Longaberger assisting Bernie Kosar in handling of post-NFL career
• Longaberger smaller, but still regarded as major presence
• Licking Valley boosters' fair fare a fundraising tradition
• Big band picnic brings memories of yesteryear at Buckeye Lake
• Church-vs.-strip club feud seems to come to some understanding
• Time to make the doughnuts ... and put out some fires
• Kindergartners enjoy prepping at The Works for first year of school
• Focus on education STEMs grows from desire to compete globally
• What is Longaberger's future?
• Coleman takes helm as Cherry Valley Elementary principal
• Obtaining documents regarding police officer's suspension required 2 requests by Advocate
• Newark officer suspended earlier for drinking, leaving crash scene
• Horsepower has crowds cruising to Mopar Nationals event
• Hartford Fair's Super Showmanship a win for queen
• Newark Mayoral Race: Mike Blowers to oppose Bob Diebold in GOP primary
• Where's the beef? Ultrasound at Hartford Fair helps figure it out
• Hearing set for Granville water-sewer rate proposal
• Art camp emphasizes the learning process
• Heath News: Get out, about tonight for Mopar Super Cruise
• Licking Heights' schools overcrowding addressed at meeting
• Table themes, decorations abound at Great Granville Picnic
• Granville interim superintendent's priority is stability
• Former Newark star Greg Avery charged in connection with South Carolina assault
• Former Northridge principal indicted on felony theft charges
• Girls just wanna have fun in motocross at Hartford Fair
• Children learn lessons in creeking at Hartford Fair
• Newark police officer accused of domestic violence still on duty
• Clydesdales make their marks at Hartford Fair
• Newark's downtown parking problem gets unusual solution
• Newark Mayor Diebold doesn't sign, veto
• Heath audit finds two 'deficiencies'
• Licking County Humane Society looks for new location
• Newark police investigate assault at Everett Park
• Lakewood board, residents discuss levy needs
• Zanesville man involved in fatal crash released from Columbus hospital
• Pelatonia team to ride in memory of woman who lost cancer battle
• Heath, Newark police confident they can deal with Mopar crowds
• Crowd cheers on the smash-em-up at Hartford Fair demolition derby
• Newark no longer home field to Babe Ruth
• Licking County health department reflects as H1N1 pandemic ends
• People, animals battle through hot day at Hartford Fair
• Hartford Fair shows pulling power
• Recent tests show Buckeye Lake beaches free of harmful algae
• Zumba instructor makes exercise fun for all ages
• Microburst deemed cause of Ohio Fresh Eggs barn collapse
• Boy, 9, released from hospital after being hit by car on Ohio 79
• Newark man gets 8 years after arrest for possession of 219 grams of meth
• Newark woman guilty of stealing home from mother
• Newark man charged in Park National Bank robbery
• Longaberger Lays Off 125, Workers Offered Temp Positions Doing The Same Work At Exel
• City of Newark, Ohio Increases Safety Services with EMS Revenue Recovered by MED3OOO EMS Billing
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