Pataskala, OH News

• Pataskala, OH News
• Elementary school project focuses on Ohio history
• Make your strawberry pie 2 ways
• Family of 4 rescued after boat capsized on Lake Erie
• Parade, ceremony mark annual Memorial Day celebration
• Ohio residential building code gets energy update
• Lawmakers at Statehouse take breakneck pace
• Teens found safe after dive team summoned
• Ohio Highway Patrol touts 'unprecedented' job opportunities
• Narcotics stolen from Pataskala CVS
• Bill prevents employers from accessing workers' online accounts
• 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
• Deal struck to reform Cleveland schools
• Grand jury indicts man accused of robbing two area businesses
• Teenager ordered to correctional facility for bomb threat
• 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
• 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
• Newark campus of OSU, COTC planning for future expansion
• Bike path from Heath to U.S. 40 to be completed
• Licking County Chamber of Commerce to close office during remodel
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• HONOR ROLL
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Energy gains can fuel your portfolio
• 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
• Photos: En garde!
• Dates, detours set for Heath road projects
• 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
• Two arrested during Pataskala OVI checkpoint
• Area National History Day competitors heading to D.C.
• McKean Township crash injures three
• Blessed Sacrament girl to get complex leg surgery
• Etna Township woman to serve 13 years for fatal shooting
• No charges to result from fetus found in freezer
• 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
• Correction
• Hollander Pool revamped, set to reopen after 2 years
• Licking Valley board denies Ryans' ceremony request for son
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Crowd implores board to 'let Cory walk' at graduation
• 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
• City raises $44K for vehicles, equipment
• Extreme weather text alerts set to begin
• 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
• Etna Township woman pleads guilty to fatal shooting
• Pair of robberies reported in northern Licking County
• 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
• Home-schooled 'Rockin' Rockets' students ready for blastoff
• Improvements planned for 30th Street crossing
• Retired Licking County Sheriff's Office dog dies
• 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
• Midway Speedway restarting its engines
• Speed sensors to monitor traffic flow on I-70
• 'Sound of Music' coming to high school
• Mother wants son to have chance to walk with class at Licking Valley graduation
• 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
• Church to host Friday night event
• The art of recovery: Exhibit fights mental health misconceptions
• Local Adornetto's to close; Red Oak Pub to replace it
• Newark man sentenced for meth sales
• Man accused of threatening son with shovel
• Reward offered for information about thefts from vehicles
• Hotel renovation changes ClownTown plans for 2012
• 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
• Bill Cosby's return is highlight of Midland's 2012-13 schedule
• Northridge Music Boosters to host Jazz and Ribs event
• ULTA beauty store, Famous Footwear coming to Heath
• 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
• $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
• 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
• Volunteers needed for annual food drive
• Poll shows virtual Obama-Romney tie
• Newark man has been working with sheep since childhood
• Ancient Ohio Trail kickoff focuses on education
• Teachers use means, media to connect with students
• Man flown after fight
• 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?
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Suspect arrested in Navy veterans fundraising scam
• Granville senior citizen scammed out of $8,400
• Reward offered for information about stolen church checkbooks
• Volunteers to 'Paint the Town Purple' this weekend
• Orange barrel season in full swing in Licking County
• 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
• Time running out on signs for missing dog
• 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
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend
• Legislation targets wrong-way drivers
• 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
• 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
• Wounded Warrior headed to games with 'best-looking' bicycle
• John Glenn to be recipient of 2012 Presidential Medal of Honor
• Food Pantry continues to focus on hunger awareness
• 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
• Month-long utility project to close Sharon Valley Road periodically
• 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
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend: Polar
• Parties face off in court over Ohio legislative maps
• Licking Heights students propose drug testing for athletes
• Licking County unemployment rate falls
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teenager
• 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
• 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
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Hairdresser offers cancer patients encouragement, compassion
• Even coaching at OCC foe, Jeremy Johnson keeps eye on Newark athletics
• 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
• Licking County Realtors honored
• YMCA expresses concern with concussion bill
• 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
• Captain America comes home to surprise sons
• Newark's Refuel founder dies after being pinned under truck
• Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District OKs fracking water deal
• Dor-Mar celebrates 50 years
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Wind turbine goes up in Licking County
• 'Annie' set to premiere at Lakewood High School April 20
• Stroud caught after 17 hours
• 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
• Young farmers point out trials when starting out
• 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"
• 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
• LMH physician, team implement cutting-edge surgery locally
• 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
• Vandals plague section of Heath
• 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
• New Bake-n-Brew location caters to patrons in Utica
• Man helps others after struggles with drugs, crime
• 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
• Hebron on 3rd try in administrator hunt
• Officials dispute need for standard in hiring police
• Heath pastor a late bloomer to work in ministry
• Three Ohio National Guard soldiers die in attack
• Mental Health America of Licking County delivers Easter baskets
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Police searching for two suspects in Kirkersville burglary
• Reward offered for information about stolen electronics
• 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
• Injured teen returns to school shooting site
• $250K Mega Millions ticket sold in Newark
• Local wildlife group working to give back
• Zoo's Reptile House gets upgrade
• Adopt a furry friend
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Gaming nights draw players from across region
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Runaway boys from Mount Vernon found in Newark
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Duo working to establish new pizza business in Johnstown
• Northridge school district to buy modular units for fourth, fifth grades
• Man admits causing fatal crash that killed brother
• Buy a man at auction, help a wounded warrior
• 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
• 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
• Pataskala sign code draws criticism
• Ohio tops states in metal theft claims
• Ohio couple won settlement against soldier
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Funeral conducted for runaway found dead
• Winners, losers in Kasich's budget plan
• Common Core Standards aim to transform education in Ohio
• Common Core setting a new education standard for Ohio
• Officials: Cherry Valley interchange still top option; super street also being discussed
• Cub Scout siblings receive national award for rescuing half-brother
• 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
• Tree pest found in Granville
• Hollywood comes to Utica
• More voter awareness helps park levy pass
• Newark man indicted on four counts of rape
• 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
• 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
• Warmer weather now might result in problems later
• 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
• Changes coming to Longaberger Homestead for new season
• 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
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend
• 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
• Reward offered for information in Newark pharmacy robbery
• Heath man's woodcarving earns accolades
• Heath hotel fire likely electrical
• Granville only 'A' school under new grading system
• 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 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
• 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
• GOP's State Central Committee victory disputed
• Kindergarteners celebrate World Read Aloud Day
• Romney win leaves questions about Ohio strength
• 8th time a charm for park issue
• Flowers holds on for win in commissioner primary
• Police allege Newark man raped young girl
• Hit list found at Watkins Memorial; student arrested
• 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
• 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
• History could repeat itself during GOP primary
• Local school districts exploring using solar power energy
• Local MedFlight medic has enjoyed busy, challenging career
• 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
• Wind doesn't stop Ultimate tournament
• One year after fundraising began, 7-year-old recovering from surgery
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Buckeye Lake Brewery exceeds expectations
• Man injured in Newark assault
• Hebron narrows administrator search to 4
• Fallsbury Township crash causes minor injuries
• Teen charged as juvenile in Ohio school shooting
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Deputy-involved shooting sends 1 to hospital
• Newark hopes students will use school buses
• Panel at DU forum differs on safety of fracked wells
• 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
• 12th annual Arnold 5K Run/Walk planned
• Meet the candidates night planned Thursday
• Investigator confirms fire was meth-related
• Local students meet STEMfest challenges
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Operation Feed fundraiser set
• Dinner to benefit fire department
• 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
• 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
• Ohio cities want to retain tax control
• Reward offered for information about Jacksontown break-in
• Fourth LMHS pediatrician recognized for exceptional immunization rate
• Newark attorney suspended 6 months
• Attracting businesses key, county commissioner candidates say
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• Developer dirt pile to move as plans progress
• Newark man among 4 indicted in Ponzi scheme
• 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
• 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
• Couple find love a second time
• Former Newark resident dies in motorcycle crash
• Newark students work together to help others
• 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
• Officials investigating illness after catered Bryn Du event
• 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
• Winegardner going strong as CEO of 4 companies
• Show offers wedding planning needs
• Police find remains of Ohio girl missing in 1999
• Ohio looks up for grabs as GOP primary nears
• Annual celebration keyed to Harlem Renaissance
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Police say baby, mother found dead
• Money woes might mean end for Ohio village
• 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
• 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
• Stimulus turns 3, provides help for the poor, less for construction
• Five 911 dispatchers disciplined in 2011
• '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
• 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
• Trooper arrested Friday for driving drunk, speeding
• Meeting looks at owner groups, oil/gas drilling
• Newark Special Olympics athlete exhibits tenacity
• Park National completes sale of Florida-based Vision Bank
• 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
• Family adopts girl found wandering along road after earthquake in China
• 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
• County seeks leverage in pipeline location
• 85-minute lunches remain for some AFSCME workers in Newark
• 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
• Book discussion stirs personal stories
• Heartland Bank loves new location
• C-TEC staff members strive to be 'biggest loser'
• Pataskala Council clears path for road improvements
• NerkCon to bring local gamers together
• 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
• Ceramics business doubles as creative outlet
• 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
• Sweetheart dinner, auction planned
• A Night for Hearts set for Saturday
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Several nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• 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
• 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
• Newark campus of OSU/COTC prepares for semester conversion
• Pataskala sets road improvement plan
• Park's Ohio banks post record income
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Lakewood after prom meeting planned
• 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
• Students celebrate creativity during Catholic Schools Week
• Beloved camp canine leaves behind memories
• Pinewood Derby winner sets track record
• 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
• Newark man sentenced for Pataskala stabbings
• Alexandria residents face water rate hike
• County leaders to look at fund requests
• Quick thinking saved lives, police say
• 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
• Local groups promote science, tech learning
• 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
• Residents, government work together, save money
• Police chase ends in driver's escape
• Exchange students enjoy change in culture, weather
• Allee celebrated for helping local families for 14 years
• Ohio Nature Education hopes to build animals new homes
• Ex-governor gets spring fellowship at Harvard
• Sixth-grader organizes charity fundraiser
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Granville art show to showcase students' talents
• Ghosts -- yes, ghosts -- lead to conviction
• Franklin Township couple displaced by fire
• C-TEC students test skills at Zen Garden
• FedEx threats land Newark officer on desk duty
• Medical helicopter service adds St. Louisville location
• County buys building to store records
• 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
• Students blasting off to Space Camp
• Hospital planning breastfeeding class
• Park board thanks longtime volunteer
• Newark man sentenced to 8 years for break-ins
• 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
• Fire damages Newark home
• Buckeye Lake officer placed on leave
• Licking County dispatcher dismissed; union files grievance
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Carbone named to board
• Money offered to help save huge, old Ohio flagpole
• Senior centers around Ohio struggle for money
• Winter storm largely spares Licking County
• Workers dismantle Ohio barn to rebuild, restore it
• Winter storm warning ends early
• Denison University to devote a day to Martin Luther King Jr.
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Grill on Ohio 79 might open in spring
• Woman out of hospital after crash
• 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
• 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
• 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
• New section of Newark High School opens
• After three years, search continues for Dondi Hickman's killer
• Cherry Valley interchange likely delayed 2 decades
• 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
• 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
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Boy Scouts compete in Klondike Derby
• Bionetics honors three employees
• Latest saga another episode in ongoing car trouble
• 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
• 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
• Snow closes schools, causes car crashes
• Weathervane welcomes new managing artistic director
• 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
• 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
• Cars, liquor drive higher sales tax revenue in Licking County
• Newark 22-month-old undergoing cancer treatment
• 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
• 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
• Bridge on move in Eden Township
• Adopt a furry friend: Stumpie
• Man doesn't let cerebral palsy keep him from karate milestone
• 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
• Four dead after shooting in Hocking County
• City offers house in exchange for work
• 140-year-old bridge getting new lease on life
• 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
• 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
• Heath's first six decades packed with change
• School tax collections increase
• Library has new digs
• Ohio county plans fund to fight injection wells
• 2011 crashes down, but fatalities up
• Ohio changes subsidized child care tracking system
• 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: 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
• Jobs are Pataskala mayor's top goal
• Adams won't seek Newark council appointment
• Granville woman honored for progress in eating disorder prevention, awareness
• Well owner undertakes study after earthquakes
• Former Pataskala mayor Bruce Baird dies at 73
• Board rules against protest of Feightner candidacy
• Ohio in spotlight as 2012 presidential race heats up
• Traffic light near John Clem Elementary may be removed
• Republicans prepare for Newark council appointment
• 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
• 10TV-Time Warner dispute likely to raise cost for consumers
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Heavy lake effect snowfall expected in NE Ohio
• $1.4M grant for ash trees awarded to Ohio, Mich.
• History museum exhibit to include '50s house
• Troopers report fewer Ohio traffic deaths in 2011
• Tiny town now a shadow of former active scene
• Lake Erie ports look to host tall ships in 2013
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Granville club helps cancer patients
• New Year's Eve event planned at church
• WBNS denies extension in Time Warner dispute
• Fireworks disturb Price Road area
• Ohio woman charged with murdering her grandmother
• 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
• Science the focus of No Nog event at Works
• 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
• Newark budgets go 2 for 3
• Newark mayor-elect selects development director
• Ohio prisoners help make pound dogs more adoptable
• Lawmaker's year included efforts for child protection, repeal of estate tax
• 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
• 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
• Gas drilling boom good news for Ohio sand firms
• Police seek information about money stolen from local business
• 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
• Madison township trustees to have year-end meeting
• Cleveland gets first roll of dice in Ohio
• 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
• 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
• Heath couple challenging property value increase
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Judge releases man convicted in drug overdose deaths
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Local teams take part in Ohio Model U.N.
• Sheriff: Ohio Amish girl's death likely accidental
• 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
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Licking Valley Local School District adopts families in need
• Utility regulations benefit companies
• 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
• 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
• Jobless rate drop comes with catch
• 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
• Bob Evans finalizes New Albany land buy
• Licking County commissioners forgive most of rent owed on Moundview Center
• 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'
• 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
• ODOT fares better at oversight than others
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Local man arrested with large amount of cocaine
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Licking Memorial Health Systems aims for more in-county births
• Pearl Harbor memorial visits link veterans, students
• Man cited with DUI after hitting pedestrians
• 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
• 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
• Mayor expects Heath to spend more in 2012
• Union leader: Staffing cut slowed fire response
• 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
• Facing poverty for the first time
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• 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
• Longaberger puts buildings on market
• Texas approved Craigslist suspect release from jail
• 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
• Speeding causes concern in Granville
• STEMfest! to include water-purification challenge
• 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
• Salvation Army sees sharp increase in Christmas assistance requests
• Teen in Craigslist case in court
• Assistant chief to be Newark safety director
• 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
• Heath paving may be off till 2013
• 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
• Open house to help local family
• Ohio Statehouse designer belatedly gets gravestone
• 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
• 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
• Landowners hope to make profit from Utica Shale boom
• County leaders support proposed ethane pipeline
• Task force calls for dangerous animals ban
• Shoppers get early start on Black Friday sales
• Health coverage for Newark city council debated again
• Courthouse lighting remains family holiday tradition
• 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
• 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
• Ohio ends plan to collect old welfare overpayments
• Amish concerned about haircut attacks
• 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
• Johnstown football team has much to be thankful for
• Detectives investigate juvenile sexting case
• 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
• Millersport man dies in Ohio 79 crash
• Granville furniture maker cultivates customers with hand-crafted work
• Man sentenced for alcohol-induced crash
• Basketball game raises $200 for food pantry
• Newark Rotary Club honors Ohio State band director, retiring after 28 years
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Granville business owner wants homes to have beautiful things
• 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
• Cincinnati clinic offers rehab for rich
• High school
• Middle school
• Intermediate school
• Ohio seeing more international students in schools
• 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
• Garbage still a hot topic in Newark
• Licking Park District celebrates volunteers
• Newark official: Salvage of fixtures at Lincoln Middle School too 'labor intensive'
• Newark school getting new lease on life?
• Free holiday meals planned
• 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
• 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
• Stevenson Elementary hosts anti-bullying assembly
• Support Our Soldiers Now sends a bit of home to troops
• Evidence seized in Frazeysburg case
• 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'
• Animal control union receives 2 percent raise in contract
• Grant to fund parking audit for Newark
• Granville school participates in pilot program
• Program shows Newark kids importance of college degree
• Ohio gas pipeline explosion destroys homes; no serious injuries reported
• 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
• 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
• Morgan Grange gives gift of knowledge
• Flag dedication ceremony performed
• Teenager accused of causing fatal crash admits to selling stolen metal
• Family escapes burning house apparently struck by lightning
• Newark police look into report of assault with bar stool
• Threat on wall triggers Watkins lockdown
• Ohio 79 traffic pattern changing
• Public-private partnership proposed for Newark
• Jimmy John's to open Newark restaurant next month
• Discount on electric generation available
• 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
• 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
• Fifth Ward carries Hall to mayoral win
• Mayor-elect Jeff Hall puts focus on on cabinet appointees, 2012 budget
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend
• Volunteers dedicate restored F-4 jet
• Reward offered for information about stolen credit card
• Students, other members of community recognize veterans at annual parade
• Cherry Valley students learn through music on Veterans Day
• Denison students accused of disabling smoke detector
• Southwest Ohio district must wait for levy tally
• Northeast Ohio receives up to 6 inches in 1st snow
• Wellness coalition works to encourage health
• 'Nunsensational' lives up to its name
• Granville path backers determined to try again
• 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
• Toddler flown to hospital after near-drowning
• Newark man inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
• Local veterans get heroic homecoming on return from Washington, D.C., trip
• 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
• 11-11 a precious day for Heath couple
• OSU-N/COTC to join remembrance effort
• Man convicted for not paying for workers' comp
• Granville school officials work to keep bullying out of hallways
• Operation Evergreen to again send Christmas trees overseas
• 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
• LV resident continues Halloween tradition of making popcorn balls
• Children services in Cincinnati stretched
• Q&A: A look at Ohio's crackdown on wild animals
• 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
• Cutting, self-harm appear to be on the rise
• Task force collects, destroys expired medications
• 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
• Issue 2 wouldn't affect big retirement payouts
• Da Vinci Lounge targets boomers above Bella
• Max Sutton enjoys money edge on Jeff Hall
• Animals' return from Columbus Zoo blocked
• Hottinger, Downes bring Issue 2 debate to Newark
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Bella
• Pataskala library seeks tax renewal, upgrade
• Kids show off creativity during area Beggars Nights
• Lancer Marching Band Hi-Lights Concerts nearing
• Master gardener: Backyard observations
• 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
• Panera Bread set to rise in Heath
• Park district decides on March levy
• 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
• 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
• Scared silly at Davis-Shai House
• Students PAVE way to nonviolent schools
• State superintendent Heffner visits Newark
• 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
• 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
• Adopt-a-dog month
• Police arrest 11 Occupy Cincinnati protesters
• Crack at Ohio nuclear plant spurs nuclear opponents
• 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
• Washington Township man indicted on rape charges
• Ohio governor's order targets exotic animal owners
• 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
• Mount Perry woman treated for rollover crash injuries
• No motive known for Muskingum County man's actions; fate of monkey in doubt
• Exotic animal farm not only such facility
• 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
• Vehicle strikes 3 Newark High School students
• 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
• Officials try to contain animals in Zanesville area
• Victim shot on Ohio 16 had sought protection
• Granville faces upgrades at water treatment plant
• Adopt-A-Dog Month: Yoyo
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Northridge Primary School Walk-A-Thon is Thursday
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Occupy Wall Street raises $300K
• 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
• Mobile auto business pays attention to detail
• 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
• Occupation protests grow, spread
• Court ruling makes elections uncertain
• Adopt-a-Dog Month
• Licking Township man charged with 2004 home invasion
• Denison photography show illuminates connection to where food comes from
• 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
• Teen accused of having knife near school indicted
• Salvation Army gears up for increased holiday needs
• Harvest late, but crops look OK
• 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
• Abortion foes to push fetal heartbeat bills in all 50 states
• Excel founder, family accepted into diversion for illegal bingo payments
• Mount Vernon Road crash sends 2 to hospital
• Recreation center, pool proposed in Granville
• C-TEC shows off new burn building
• 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
• Football team, player with cancer support each other
• 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
• 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
• Granville's Porch House still going strong after more than 20 years
• '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
• 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
• 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?
• Law protecting girls from girls
• Newark man recovering after crash
• College grad rates low, but leaders say tracking flawed
• Programs, science aid early detection of breast cancer
• Ohio's congressional map turns Democrats into foes
• Rendezvous resurrects ways of mountain men
• 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
• Motorcyclist killed in Thursday crash on Ohio 16
• Man sentenced to 23 years to life for fatal 2010 shooting
• Judge seals files in LeFever court case
• Granville gets tax boost
• 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
• 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
• Professor to use quirky collection to highlight Huckleberry Finn lecture
• Property reappraisal questions abound in Pataskala
• Heath bike path extension running long
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• House demolitions begin Thursday in Newark
• 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
• Charity Fest to benefit 2 organizations
• Lancer Band to perform at football game
• Newark man sentenced for assault, home invasion
• 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
• Man arrested after briefly escaping probation officers
• Man convicted of ninth OVI for drunken tractor ride
• Officers sweep county for probation violators
• Revised concealed-carry law takes effect Friday
• Park district moves toward May levy attempt
• 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
• 11 to be charged in Zanesville teen party
• Granville schools to be on alert after bomb threat
• Owens Corning marks 50 years
• 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
• Newark falls behind on housing rehab projects
• Lynd's, food pantry team up to offer apples for the needy
• 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
• Church to host concert, dinner
• Auction to benefit local church
• Retail gasoline prices falling
• 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
• 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
• Granville native raises funds for Thanksgiving horror spoof
• Data: Ohio incomes down $4,000 since '07
• Health department gets grant
• Adopt a furry friend
• Values drop as counties reappraise properties
• 2 in hospital after Ohio 310 crash
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Master gardener: Growing, harvesting and preserving herbs
• Hebron Music and Arts Festival to be Saturday
• Ohio bill would expand voucher system
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Delinquent tax payments piling up for Granville schools
• Security camera planned for park
• Parade kicks off $2M United Way campaign
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• 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
• More students identified as gifted in more affluent school districts, data show
• Volunteers drive 'Redskins, Rhythm and Ribs' in Croton
• 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
• Conflicts of interest can lead to issues for local politicians
• 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
• Realtors say they are busier than in recent years
• Zanesville football players win court decision, don't get into Friday's game
• 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
• 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
• Competency decision delayed in murder case
• Condemned Ohio killer requests mercy from board
• 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
• Rhonda Loomis chosen to represent Fourth Ward
• Almost 600 attend job fair
• Licking Township man sentenced to 16 years for sexual abuse
• 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
• State, county officials to help dedicate road
• Under plan, businesses get cost cut for jobs
• Obama in Ohio to talk jobs
• Former Newark man accused of sexual crimes arrested in California
• 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
• Fake 'general' seeks leniency in Ohio fraud case
• Three Eagle Scouts look to the future
• 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
• Newark firefighter wraps up 31 years of service
• Ohio to have new test to determine juvenile competency
• Newark boy dies after go-kart crash at Circleville Raceway
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• John Uible leaves council to focus on family
• Lake advisories may change in 2012
• Sen. Rob Portman hopes background will aid deficit committee
• Fatal Utica crash came after slow chase
• Eatery owner confident patrons will support new location
• '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
• 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
• 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
• Westerville man dead, Pataskala couple injured after I-70 crashes
• Labor Day parade marches through town
• 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
• Reward offered for information about A/C unit thefts
• 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
• 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
• Bionetics Corp. honors Jewell
• The Works receives two grants
• Adopt a furry friend
• Teen killed in crash after chase
• Honor Flight veterans tour ArmorSource facility, get chance to look at advances
• 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
• Advisories return at 2 Buckeye Lake beaches
• Area food pantries deal with greater demand
• Westerville man sentenced to 10 years in prison for crash that killed 3, injured 1
• More local food to be served at Denison
• DivorceCare class planned at YMCA
• 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
• 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
• Motorcycle crash victims' conditions improve
• Study to examine traffic issues along Sharon Valley Road
• Woman accused of break-room thefts arrested at Heath mall
• Local ODOT projects to continue through November
• Tax administrator hired as treasurer
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Man improving after motorcycle crash
• Man injured in rappelling accident
• Adopt a furry friend
• 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
• 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
• 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
• NHS marching band falls in line behind new director
• Ohio schools see lower grad rates
• 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
• Back to School for Pataskala - 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
• 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
• 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
• Court overturns $4.3M award to former inmate
• Marne United Methodist welcomes new pastor
• Coroner: Teenager shot by police dies
• 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
• Expelled student claims evidence proves Denison wrong
• Ute: 'Our student achievement is off the chart'
• 19-year-old arrested in shooting
• 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
• Ohio unemployment rises for 2nd month in a row
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Students explore renovated John Clem Elementary
• Construction forces 2012 Super Cruise elsewhere
• Police: Woman takes bath salts, claims family murdered
• Ketter sues city, seeks compensation
• 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
• Marne nurse chooses rare career path
• Meat tea set at tea house
• Madison Township Trustees set special meeting
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• Autism risks for siblings are higher than thought
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for select 12
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• New Albany seeks to annex land from Jersey Township
• Newark low on funds for firefighter overtime
• Granville man injured in fall at water treatment plant
• Hartford Fair crowd cheers for derby destruction
• Goat obstacle course exactly what it sounds like
• 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
• Signs say summertime is nearing its end
• Lakewood teachers' pay frozen, but there will be raises
• South American fish caught in Buckeye Lake
• 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
• Josh Thompson rocks out at Hartford Fair
• Young hog showmen display their prowess
• 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
• Licking County says need for more foster parents is urgent
• Lottery sales continue to climb in Ohio
• Mopar Super Cruise back this weekend
• Hartford Independent Fair schedule
• Hartford Fair president ensures event is a family affair
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Car, dump truck collide on Garfield Avenue
• Even brief lessons in CPR can raise survival rates
• Woman brings camels from Rushville ranch to help cheer up volunteer's ailing wife
• It's official: July was a hot month
• 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
• '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
• 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
• 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
• Sailors gather at Buckeye Lake for national regatta
• $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
• Sen. Sherrod Brown's flag bill passes Senate
• Agency: Lancaster Family YMCA counselors violated policy
• 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
• Rep. Pat Tiberi hopes for debt ceiling agreement before deadline
• 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
• Health care issue cleared for Ohio fall ballot
• Second Baptist Church readies weekend Summer Praise festival
• 'Manufacturing is alive in Licking County'
• Ticking noise prompts evacuations in downtown Newark
• Newark family in broken house unhappy with options
• 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
• Juvenile crime down in Licking County in 2010
• 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
• Did grant project do home more harm than good?
• Frazeysburg's volunteer firefighting force adds two full-time paid positions
• 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
• 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
• Newark school board to vote on contract
• 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
• Buckeye Lake cruise to benefit men's homeless shelter
• Lawmaker not cheering proposed Statehouse pub
• Kasich postpones execution to 2012
• 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
• Instinct prompts man to defend Newark home from intruder
• Newark campus fund gets $1M boost
• Successful camp starts Dufford's tenure
• Harrison Township fire ruled an arson
• Mayors hope to jump start blood drives
• 911 call: Struggle preceded fatal Etna Township shooting
• Accel opens door to development
• Man sentenced to 5 years of probation for forging checks
• Defense calls no witnesses in Sowell murder trial
• Etna Township property goes back to agricultural zoning status
• 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
• 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
• Area siblings represent Ohio at Children's Congress 2011
• Northridge to ask for income tax in November
• Dog Paddle event could come to Heath pool
• 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
• Ballet Academy sets scholarship auditions
• Bionetics honors pair of employees
• Churches work to try to fill gaps for Newark residents in need of a hand
• Zoo's volunteer divers help keep tanks clean
• Newark woman searching for classmates
• Flashing-yellow arrows coming to Ohio intersections in 2012
• Solar power station coming to Newark brownfield
• 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
• Man with Parkinson's challenges himself with Lego creations
• Ohio Supreme Court will not delay sealing area juvenile's case
• State's new election law spurs ballot repeal effort
• 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
• Late Buckeye fan's photo gets national attention
• Muskingum County woman indicted in father's death
• 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
• 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
• Toledo man charged in Heath burglary
• Granville students learning to nurture
• Fatal crash trial begins
• Debt talks put Social Security checks in doubt
• 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
• 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
• 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
• String of possible arsons shocks Lancaster residents
• Hundreds gather to honor late Thornville teenager
• 3 NHS grads learn, help others during experiences abroad
• 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
• Licking County budget requests increase 4 percent
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Homer native bound to history, books
• 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
• Granville parade marshal has many ties to Civil War
• Ohio budget is a big rule-changer
• St. Louisville woman dies in shooting
• Man released from hospital after accidental shooting
• Teen leaves hospital after one-car crash
• Portman leads effort to reduce prison recidivism
• Buckeye Lake man leaves hospital after crash
• Bowling Green Township family loses home in fire
• 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
• Licking County Sheriff's Office's 'Cookie Lady' retiring after 16 years
• 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
• Heath police chief's car getting die-cast do-over
• Ohio Fresh Eggs under new management
• Newark Kroger employee wins company bag-off
• Newark man convicted of killing father
• Newark wins ruling in layoff case
• Charges filed in pursuit that hit 100 mph
• 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
• Detective: Richards said he wouldn't purposely kill dad
• Bell tower placement called a success
• Two hospitalized after Johnstown-area crashes
• Woman flown to Grant after Heath-area crash
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Report: Owner comes forward Saturday after dog bites boy
• Granville man facing aggravated robbery charges
• 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
• Pastor Gus leaving Valley
• 2 Ohio cities judge dogs on behavior, not breed
• Police seek info on theft of cell phone
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Ohio Senate postpones action on voter photo ID bill
• Special Olympics ambassador biking for a cause
• Ohio law against fireworks tough to enforce
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Man still hospitalized after crash
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Upkeep of Licking County Courthouse proves challenging
• 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
• Community, mothers club comes together to help mom
• Luncheon shines light on Civil War-era woman
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark Catholic to unveil renovation plans
• Newark police stop investigation after determining woman left voluntarily
• 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
• Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
• Newark City Council approves AFSCME contract
• Garrett celebrating 60 years of dance instruction
• Licking Valley Heritage Society plans open house
• 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
• Official defends possible Ohio Turnpike lease deal
• Nonprofits fear casinos will hurt fundraising
• Boehner speaks to record class of Ohio State grads
• 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
• 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
• Federal agency advises Granville on sustainability
• Joe Bowman resigns from Lakewood board
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Early data: More students passed graduation tests
• 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
• 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
• Three teenagers treated for injuries from crash
• Ohio Senate budget limits abortions, widens charters
• Local Special Olympian inspires own father to compete for the team
• Newark Council sets some salaries, delays others
• Pataskala man to serve six months for death of passenger
• 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
• 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
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Fire department fundraiser set
• Fundraiser pushes Licking Valley Athletic Boosters closer to goal
• Heath man leads police on chase
• Parties maneuvering on debt and Medicare
• 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
• A variety of appeals in Midland's 2011-12 season
• Gifted children may see service cutbacks
• Newark police frequently called to Eastgate Apartments
• Planned budget change would cut lawmakers' salaries
• Stay local for fun this summer
• '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
• Former Monroe Township couple admits to growing marijuana
• Heath man accused of raping two young girls
• Chief: Newark officers justified in animal shootings
• Former Licking-Muskingum Community Correction Center could be used for jail overflow
• Searchers recover bodies from Georgia plane crash
• 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
• No survivors found at crash site of Pataskala man's plane
• Madison Township man accused of raping family acquaintance
• Health department: Save on gas, ride a bike this weekend
• Licking Valley addresses Facebook 'hit list'
• 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
• 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
• Heath police seek information on theft
• Newark remembers veterans on Memorial Day
• Group presented with $10,000 check
• 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
• Adult day center hosting yard sale
• Infant CPR classes planned
• Homeless mom's death leads children to family
• Local woodcarver specializes in a little bit of everything
• Motorcyclist flown after crash
• 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
• Obama tours twister-ravaged Joplin
• Information sought on medication theft
• WWII vet: 'Make sure your thoughts are always with the ones who died'
• 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
• Ukrainians back Demjanjuk, convicted and stateless
• Tax relief offered for storm-damaged buildings
• Ohio man charged with 44 child sex offenses
• Suspect sought in teen girl's beating
• Snapshots lounge owner hopes to let creativity loose
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Media arts class staying on the air at Newark High School
• No one injured in overnight house fire on National Road SW
• Diversion granted in case involving sex with teen boy
• Flat Johnny program works to make learning fun
• Northridge to allow self-funded sports
• Bullied teen's mom urges action on bill
• 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
• Proposal would allow ads on school buses
• Corn crop could be lost cause
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark plans spring and fall paving
• OSU-N students recognized at celebration
• Johnstown teachers, board agree on three-year contract
• Man convicted of mortgage scam out of prison
• 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
• 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
• Aces of Trades: Pup photographer blazes trail through a lens
• Denison grads welcomed into adulthood
• Licking Valley schools
• 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
• 1848 panorama of Cincinnati to go on display
• Timbuk Farms owners expanding for the future
• Former Excel Academy director founds new school
• Despite burns, Newark man shut off gas, saved families
• Energy Cooperative names Todd Ware VP, CFO
• Tim A. Cox joins Ohio Heritage Bank board
• ClownTown returning to Newark this week
• Bionetics Corp. honors Dale Parker
• Newark, Licking County weigh further mergers
• Farm funds enter budget battle
• Adopt a furry friend
• More than 1,500 pay tribute to fallen deputy
• Local 3-year-old defying expectations
• 2 men face additional charges in Perry Township meth lab
• Man charged with murder in southwest Ohio deputy's death
• Newark graduate visits while on leave from Afghanistan
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' canceled at Ohio school over racial slurs
• 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
• 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
• Civil lawsuit seeks to block execution
• 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
• Texas man sentenced to 40 years to life for shooting
• '16 to life is nothing compared to what you've done'
• 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
• Licking County building code department may pick up Zanesville jobs
• United Way seeking new director
• 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
• VALLEY SCHOOLS
• Boys soccer meeting planned
• Two-thirds of smoking ban fines are unpaid
• U.S. wants access to bin Laden widows
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Low-paying jobs push workers into welfare
• 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
• No one injured in fire in Etna Township
• Local Big Brother receives national award
• Ohio deputies search for man in ambulance escape
• Pataskala library returning to Vine Street May 16
• Study reveals Granville's recreational priorities
• 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
• 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
• Newark native Graham Holmberg signs with Reebok, stars in commercial
• Licking Township man charged with rape of girl
• Informant: George Gaona said to threaten witness, burn evidence
• 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
• Newark, unions seek agreement
• 2 Ohio students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• Excel Academy interim director 'fully invested'
• Licking Valley children line funeral procession route for fallen soldier
• Lottery winner: $250,000 reply to prayers
• Newark-Heath Rotary marks 25 years
• 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
• Incentive expected to save Newark schools $7M
• Granville council shoots down 'deduct' meter proposal
• Ohio school tax measures get mixed voter response
• 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
• Granville writer, producer to host new geographical History Channel series
• Locals react to news of bin Laden's death
• Ohioans celebrate beatification of John Paul II
• Man arrested for running naked
• 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
• Six departments called to fire at vacant building
• Lake gets traditional cleanup
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into minivan
• 4 slain in Ohio; suspect dies in police shootout
• 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
• 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
• Autistic students to show off talents at expo
• Local woman hopes to raise awareness about rare disease
• 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
• 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
• LongHorn plans Heath location
• Mother of 5 battling rare form of lung cancer
• English transplants in Newark excited about royal wedding
• $100K bond set for man accused of sexually abusing girl
• Local gas reaches $4 per gallon
• Anger over SB5, health care law might be pitted
• Search under way for missing Newark teen
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Granville man gets probation for stolen bicycles
• NCAA to Tressel: You lie
• Family of organ donor thanks BMV employees, encourages others to give Gift of Life
• 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
• Supreme Court rejects request to hear health care case
• Deputy: 2 men planned suicide after stand-off
• 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
• 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
• Ohio missing out on millions in natural gas taxes
• 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
• Jobless benefits blunted income losses in 2009
• Park National Bank gets caring award
• Round Up grants announced
• 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
• Old Newark City School District items to be auctioned Saturday
• Virginia LeFever murder case dismissed
• Granville hears pros, cons on allowing chickens in yards
• Easter Series: Licking County resident escapes environment of drugs, gangs to find success
• 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
• Storm downs trees, damages buildings; no injuries reported
• Residents cope with storm's aftermath
• Program to mark SpankOut Day
• Newark campus child care to close
• Musician to perform at Senior Day
• Department of Health: H1N1 vaccine prevented flu deaths
• Licking Park District board discusses parks, nature center
• Local governments get more details on cuts
• Ohio State Fair, dry since 1880s, to allow alcohol
• Ohio court weighs greed vs. public right to know
• 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
• Rep. Pat Tiberi raises more than $470K in first quarter
• Civil War event planned in Utica
• 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
• Pataskala considers measure that would limit scavenging
• 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
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend
• Boats collide on Ohio River after 1 breaks free
• 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
• Man accused of sending nude photos to Licking County teen
• Ohio jobs, rising revenue may shrink budget gap
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Police: Man attempted to entice girl, 13, into truck
• $1 million bond set for man accused of fatally shooting cousin in July
• Ohio tax revenue exceeds estimates again
• Licking County fourth in state for felony arrests by patrol
• 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
• Tiberi: Interim budget likely to be adopted
• 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
• Reward offered for home burglary information
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• 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
• Kasich's schools plan goes beyond cuts
• A century and a half ago, Ohio played a major role in the Civil War
• Newark salon encourages Wigs for Kids, Locks of Love donations
• 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
• 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
• 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
• National Poetry Month, Denison University event aim to expose more people to genre
• SB 5 may appear on Nov. 8 ballot
• 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
• Licking County experiences spike in fatal crashes
• Local officials encourage awareness during Child Abuse Prevention Month
• 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
• Newark man accused of stealing money at gunpoint
• 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
• 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
• Marine comes home from Afghanistan, meets son for first time
• Celebrate spring with fresh Shiitake Mushrooms
• 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
• 2 Heath police dispatchers moved to full time
• Union supporters in Ohio rally invoke MLK memory
• First-person accounts kick off Civil War commemoration
• 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
• Reward offered for arrest in Russell Avenue theft
• White Cottage partners, friends pride themselves on artsy eye
• Health and Fitness Fest focuses on educating residents about wellness
• Man slips on bike path, falls down 20 foot bank
• Velvet to introduce four new flavors
• Exhibit explores 'hundred languages of children'
• Improved Hollander Pool may open open Aug. 1 for short season
• 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
• Basketball helps homeless on road to recovery
• 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
• 5 arrested in connection with Newark apartment burglary
• Ralph Nader asks Ohio governor to go after business subsidies
• Gov. John Kasich faced second residency glitch
• Gov. John Kasich signs union bill into law
• 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
• 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
• Kids practice creativity at The Works competition
• Newark police investigate apartment burglary report
• 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
• Companies may bring 300 jobs to Licking County
• Heath man accused of critically injuring infant
• Newark police, caller stop attempted suicide
• Rehabilitation facility to close June 30
• ODOT plans repaving projects for Ohio 13
• 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 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
• Japan nuclear plant downplayed tsunami risk
• 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
• 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
• Licking County school officials skeptical of Ohio funding increases
• Newark police seeking 2 missing teens
• 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
• Nashport man dies after Dana Road crash
• Prosecutors: Evidence shows Demjanjuk was at Nazi death camp
• Reward offered for info about Pataskala break-in
• 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
• 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
• Teachers organize rally in Newark to protest Senate Bill 5
• Nashport man flown to hospital after crash
• Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Coordinator has high hopes for Licking County Special Olympics team
• Legend Elementary School PTA event raises money for playground equipment
• Battle against prescription abuse shifts focus
• 'Father' of Heath leaves behind legacy of public service
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Adopt a furry friend
• Hard-pressed to find jobs, Ohio minorities often create their own
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 7 regional taxpayer service centers to close
• 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
• Residents encouraged to walk for better health
• New director takes over at Pataskala's library
• News from home good, so far, for Japanese Denison University students
• Gov. John Kasich cuts may force leaner local budgets
• Governor John Kasich unveils 'reform-oriented' 2-year budget
• Advocate accepting contributions for Operation Feed through April 8
• Downsizing tips for seniors offered at annual event
• State budget, SB5 targeted at Newark protest
• Convicted bank robber gets 6 more years in prison
• School leaders encouraged by budget
• Newark City Council committee approves AFSCME contract
• Former Newark Mayor William Moore dies at 79
• ITEC program gives special-needs students real work experience
• Bookstore returns to familiar home in Arcade
• Students urge Newark Schools board to save media arts
• 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
• 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
• Police: Two men dead in murder-suicide in Middletown
• Singer Anthony Brown performs in Newark to honor former teacher
• 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
• INDICTMENTS
• Newark man flown to hospital after crash
• Business improves, but job recovery remains slow
• SENTENCES
• 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
• Judge to decide whether to exclude man's statements in Heath motel shooting
• LICKING COUNTY DEPARTMENT ASKED TO PERFORM WORK FOR ZANESVILLE
• BLACK APPOINTED TO VISITORS BUREAU
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark fourth-graders off to see the wizard
• Heath police seek information about Sears shoplifter
• Columbus man sentenced to 7 years for robbery, kidnapping
• Heath council approves fire, nonuniform employee union contracts
• Protests preface Kasich's State of State speech
• Newark City Council debates proposed AFSCME contract
• Newark Service Department to utilize application for pothole reporting, repair
• Central Ohio workers play part in future of railroad technology
• 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
• Newark man, family accused of invading home of assault victim
• Group working to produce dresses for young girls around the world
• New auto service business opens
• DIVORCES ASKED FOR
• 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
• CHURCH TO HOST PANCAKE BREAKFAST
• COALITION OF CARE FUNDRAISER SET
• Valley schools
• Emergency crews investigate calls reporting explosion
• 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
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• Study: Third-grade obesity rates stay steady in Ohio
• County's Opportunity Links helps job hunters make connections
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Ohio Supreme Court sets 3 execution dates
• Man given 7-year sentence for pistol-whipping
• 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
• Heath mayor proposes firefighter, nonuniform union contracts
• AUDUBON SOCIETY TO LEARN MORE OF ALGAE BLOOMS
• UNITED WAY ANNUAL PROGRAM REGISTRATION DEADLINE MARCH 10
• 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
• Kasich defends union-busting legislation
• 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
• 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
• Dawes demonstrates maple syrup production
• Hottinger: Voters will get say on collective bargaining bill
• Catalina Tempering uses old Holophane building, hires locally
• 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
• Newark residents have to seek out city tax forms
• Ohio Lt. Gov. Taylor: Time is now to fix government
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• 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
• 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
• AFSCME votes to accept contract
• Reaction mixed to proposed sidewalk on 'rural' Granville street
• Wilson Middle club finds recipe for fun with food
• Ohio Department of Agriculture seeks dismissal of chemical tank injunction
• 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
• Homicide suspect sentenced to 2 years for weapons charge
• NORTH FORK BOARD OKS CONTRACT
• Newark City Council amends, passes complete streets policy
• Kasich pledges $100,000 to combat addiction
• Protesters not happy Kasich did not meet them
• 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
• Libya unrest could push gas to $5 per gallon
• Newark woman on mission to help others in Afghanistan
• 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
• Rural Ohio communities live without broadband
• 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
• 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
• WIGGINGTON ELECTED GROUP'S SECRETARY
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark man, others accused of Ponzi scheme
• Wisconsin Dems flee Capitol to block vote on unions as Ohioans protest same issue
• 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 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
• Lakewood graduate returns to Licking County to open Flying Horse Veterinary Practice
• Assault charges from Denison University couple's fight dismissed
• Cherry Valley Lodge auction begins
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Panel to study, recommend Southwest Licking schools staffing plan
• Public records
• Granville couple: Secret to long marriage is tolerance, forgiveness
• Chili cookoff to raise money for Haitian school
• 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
• Hebron Road Skyline Chili closing Feb. 23
• Kids create art while learning heart health during Art from the Heart program
• Newark pursues studies of transit needs
• Pataskala Farmers Market might move back downtown
• Goodwill GoodGuides Program celebrates anniversary, looks to future
• 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
• BIRTHS
• Ohio arts groups track federal funding debate
• Tim Schaffer introduces bill to drug test public assistance recipients
• Pataskala dentist set to travel to Haiti
• OSU-N students making do after fire
• 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
• 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
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich: Privatizing OH turnpike could yield $2.5B
• Empowerment workshop targets poverty, other Licking County woes
• Newark bar owner gets 6-plus years after massive drug arrest
• Boom of boomers has Licking County senior groups scrambling to offer more active activities
• Newark attorney Bob Handelman earns annual honor for work with scouts, volunteering
• 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
• Newark, AFSCME reach tentative contract agreement
• 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
• GOP-led Ohio Senate looks to stump union clout
• Newark prepares budget with pay raises unknown
• 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
• 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
• 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
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
• MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
• Stained glass project almost complete
• Ohio atheists attend church for social reasons
• Licking Valley Middle 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
• LICKING VALLEY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
• LICKING VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL
• Ohio fights brain drain
• Licking County grads leave Ohio for jobs, different lifestyles
• Cocktails by the Fire warms up Works attendees
• Licking Memorial Health System's screening guards athletes against concussions' consequences
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• 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?
• 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
• 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
• Ohio Supreme Court won't hear Ohio 161/37 lawsuit
• Elderly Licking Township man gets prison term for sexual assault
• Gov. John Kasich's meeting with Ohio EPA estimated at $5,000
• Licking County commissioners allocate senior levy funds
• Audit alleges violations in Johnstown
• Excel Academy founder seeks board expansion
• 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
• Group presents evidence of what it says are ghosts in old Licking County jail
• Vail Series violinist, orchestra to play Thursday at Denison
• YES Club works to stop cyberbullying
• 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
• 'Town & Country' star Robinson retires from broadcasting
• Ohio House votes to create nonprofit JobsOhio
• Licking County schools calamity day update
• Study puts spotlight on red-light cameras
• Newark wants hotel tax money for recreation, arts
• 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
• 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
• 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?
• BIRTHS
• GOP effort to repeal Ohio estate tax raises debate
• Reward offered in cigarette theft from St. Louisville store
• 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
• Copper thieves strike several Pataskala-area locations
• Faced with state cuts, governments urged to consolidate
• 16-year-old admits to sexual assault of three teen girls
• Electrical connection source of James Road fire
• Tamarack Farms Dairy replaces 72-foot silo with stainless-steel one
• 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
• 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
• Licking County's Job and Family Services getting behind new online application
• Man found guilty of sexually abusing woman with dementia
• Lt. Gen. David Fridovich's story a warning of painkiller addiction
• New Heath mamma and papa eateries in tough spots
• North Fork releases cuts list, hopes academics can be saved
• Ohio lethal injection opponent gets life in prison
• Granville Township gives OK to move forward on pedestrian bridge
• 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'
• Licking County jobless rate down to 8.6 percent
• 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
• 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
• Creation, innovation keys to job growth
• 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
• Licking Valley schools
• Police: Family held hostage in brief standoff
• Cleveland to get furnace-free home
• Lions gearing up for annual sweetheart dinner/auction
• 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
• 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?
• Central Ohio Technical College celebrates 40 years
• 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
• 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
• Pataskala-based Licking Parks District commissioner mulls challenges
• Reynoldsburg man sentenced to jail, community control for child porn
• 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
• Newark woman gets second chance at life
• 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
• ODOT won't bend on removing Granville Road ramp
• 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
• 'The living conditions were absolutely deplorable'
• Freezing rain advisory in effect until 10 a.m.; winter weather advisory for Thursday, Friday
• Licking Heights board to put 10-year, 11.92-mill levy on May ballot
• Teens tackle bluegrass beats in Linnville Pike band
• Newark man found guilty of April stabbing
• Sheriff's office investigates Domino's robbery in Pataskala
• Pataskala expands snow removal policy to include subdivisions, secondary roads
• C-SPAN crew films OSU-Newark professor's lecture about Progressive Movement
• Licking Park District moves toward levy try in May
• Lawsuit filed to stop use of anhydrous ammonia storage tank in Medina County
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Kentucky woman dies after rollover crash on York Road
• Ohio 13 rollover sends man to Grant Medical Center
• Quality Inn, now Heath Inn, reopens
• C-TEC applies for $90K grant for training program
• COTC set to celebrate 40th year
• 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
• Granville superintendent does orientation, Q&A
• Granville Township considers request to do testing for oil, gas
• Snow blasts area, Ohio, U.S.
• Volunteers remain committed to helping, healing in Haiti
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark police raid gaming business
• Ohio politicians review security after shooting
• 2 arrested after drugs found in Granville home
• 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
• Git-R-Gun event to benefit Licking Valley Sports Complex
• Kasich's appointees holdovers, rehires from previous administrations
• Arizona shooting suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• Doug's Far Side Catering savors variety
• The Works, Time Warner team up for Industry Day
• Program helps needy get new knees, hips
• Monet's water lilies to reunite in Missouri
• Report: Ohio deputy had previous force complaint
• 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
• Struck pedestrian, 71, treated and released; lack of communication delayed investigation
• Out-of-state couple tie the knot at Mathews Ford
• 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
• Miller's Essenplatz owner convicted for not paying sales tax
• Newark Earthworks seeking World Heritage designation
• Newark, Heath, Granville saw income tax collections drop slightly in 2010
• Aladdin chef, operator dies 6 days after retiring
• 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
• Homeless man's deep voice prompts job offers
• 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
• Newark police find child in home with body of woman
• Uncle: Argument about firewood came before Big Prairie mom was killed
• Man charged in deaths of 3 found in Knox County tree in November
• Rep. Bill Hayes sworn in as state representative
• Cyclists mourn fellow rider, former resident of Granville
• Licking County fatal crashes up in 2010; most deaths last year occurred on Ohio 79
• John Kasich hails new corrections director for private, public experience
• Licking County Park District seeks grant to continue operations
• Newark man transported by helicopter after Beech Road crash
• WORK ON PICKUP TRUCK LEADS TO GARAGE FIRE
• Newark Mayor Bob Diebold sets goals for 2011
• Pataskala, Oaks residents reach deal on sewer project
• North Fork News: Event to help with financial aid information
• New Ohio Highway Patrol leader faces challenges
• 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
• 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
• Miller's Essenplatz begins final month of service
• Commissioners appeal to Bill Hayes for shift to flexible spending
• State budget to have profound effects in 2011
• 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
• 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
• St. Louisville killer who shot himself dies
• Newark Fire Department cuts off overtime; department below minimum staffing
• 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
• 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
• Domestic relations guru Carson retires
• Shooting victim Katherine Russ was 'a beautiful woman'
• Buckeye Lake police seek man in burglary
• Licking County parks to close for winter months
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Crime Stoppers disburses $5,750 to solve crime in 2010
• 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
• 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
• Washington Square comes together for Christmas party
• Water/sewer board OKs Ohio 161/37 deal
• Deicing salts helpful for people, not plants
• Christmas is a time to believe
• 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
• Salvation Army to help record number of those in need this Christmas
• 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
• Granville stormwater rule passage delayed by plan issue
• Woman convicted of poisoning boyfriend seeks new trial
• Kroger recalling select pet foods
• 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
• Update: Woman released after Ohio 16 crash
• Benefits: The unemployed relieved life raft still afloat
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Newark High School actors deliver criminal plights in 'Juvie'
• Man found after crashing into Longaberger pond
• 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
• 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
• Granville to let budget play out before cuts
• Fire damages Franklin Township home
• Update: Man found alive hours after icy plunge into Longaberger pond
• 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
• George Voinovich, Sherrod Brown split votes on tax cuts extension
• 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
• 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
• Wreaths Across America ceremony honors local vets
• Davis-Shai House celebrates 10th Victorian Christmas Open House
• Utica man crashes into Velvet Ice Cream garage
• Who's at risk for losing unemployment benefits?
• 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
• Frosty the Snowman gets married at Utica Christmas Walk
• Newark woman with lymphoma to benefit from fundraiser dinner, auction
• Hebron Road businesses face changes
• 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
• Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales speaks at Denison
• 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
• 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
• Businesses react to proposed Ohio 16-Cherry Valley interchange
• 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
• '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
• 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
• Update: Granville narrows applicants for superintendent
• 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
• New Ohio agriculture director to review animal care deal
• Wet weather on way for Thanksgiving
• Company's discharge violates Heath city permit
• Salvation Army to offer Thanksgiving dinner
• 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
• Adopt a furry friend
• Ohio lottery
• 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
• Licking Park District Board could seat more members
• Newark woman visiting Honduras to help distribute Christmas gifts to children
• Ohio unemployment rate drops for seventh month in a row
• Commissioners consider lower building code fees
• 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
• Jersey Township man guilty of killing sister, neighbor
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 Knox County bodies found in hollow tree
• 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
• 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!'
• Residents feeling sticker shock at pump
• Lakewood levy result dependent on provisional ballots
• Owens Corning worker saves life of fellow employee
• Opening of 21st Street delayed
• 21st Street opening delayed to Saturday
• 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
• 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
• Pataskala Haunted Forest
• 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
• Woman in stable condition after construction injury
• 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
• 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
• Newark woman released from hospital after shooting self
• 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
• Prosecutor: Toxicologist's lies don't warrant new trial in LeFever case
• 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
• 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
• Englewood woman charged with stealing from disabled
• 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
• Newark schools moving to electronic time cards
• 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
• 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
• Food Pantry gives free produce to thousands in need
• 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
• 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
• Driver sought after crash with bicycle in Heath
• 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
• Two women injured in two-vehicle collision
• 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
• 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
• Teenager accused of multiple rapes released from detention
• 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
• Newark police called to ease Ohio 16 traffic
• 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
• 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
• Former title agent gets 2 years in prison for theft
• 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
• Students bused from near and far to Excel Academy
• 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
• 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
• Expanded Davis-Shai House ready to reopen Saturday
• 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'
• Licking County Commissioners think South Third Street jail can be tourism treasure
• 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
• 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
• Boehner says he'd support a tax cut for middle class
• 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
• 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
• Report of sexual assault on DU campus under investigation
• 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
• Time running short for seventh-grade immunizations
• 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
• 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 man indicted in string of thefts
• 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
• Accel could bring 200 jobs to Licking County
• 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
• 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
• Glenn Beck mention boosts Newark Earthworks
• 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
• 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
• Brad Brautigan to ride in Pelotonia in memory of former employee
• 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
• Shots fired through Newark house; blast misses sleeping child
• 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
• 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?
• Heath News: Get out, about tonight for Mopar Super Cruise
• 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
• Newark's downtown parking problem gets unusual solution
• 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 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
• Newark man charged in Park National Bank robbery
• 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

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