Josie Sellers
I started my journalism career in 2002 with a daily newspaper chain. After various stops with them, I am happy to be back home!
I graduated from Coshocton High School in 1998 and received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication in 2002 from Walsh University. I also earned several awards while working for daily papers, including being honored by Coshocton County’s veterans for the stories I wrote about them.
I am honored and ready to once again shine a positive light on Coshocton County. I also am the proud mother of a little girl named Sophia!
Josie Sellers's Latest Posts
Anne Cornell helps Keene teachers incorporate art into lessons
COSHOCTON – For the second consecutive year, Anne Cornell is helping teachers at Keene Elementary incorporate art into their lessons. “The teachers come up with subjects or curriculum they think would be good to work with through art and then I think of materials the kids can use and how they can be creative,” Cornell […]
Kiwanis Pancake Day enjoyed by all
COSHOCTON – Thousands of pancakes were served up by Kiwanis of Coshocton Club members throughout the day on Nov. 7. The club’s annual fundraiser was held at the Coshocton Elks Lodge and offered people the chance to enjoy fluffy pancakes, yummy sausages, and connecting with fellow community members. “I enjoyed working with my fellow Kiwanis […]
Revamped Lions Club show ready for audiences
WARSAW – The saying, “The show must go on,” is one Audrey Phillips and Donovan Rice took to heart. Phillips and Rice are the new co-producers of the Warsaw Lions Club night of entertainment that many weren’t sure would happen again this year. “There was a lot of discussion of what we were going to […]
Stamper, Robinson represent RVHS at state cross country meet
WARSAW – River View High School’s boys cross country team made its mind up in July that they were going to be represented at the state cross country meet. “That was their goal and they never wavered from it,” said Head Coach Gwenna Neal. “The whole team really worked hard and grew this year. Their […]
Resident praises city officials for their efforts
COSHOCTON – A Winding Drive resident came to the Oct. 28 Coshocton City Council meeting to express his appreciation for the city officials. Russ Fehrman knew the cul de sac he lives on was not high on the list of streets to be paved, but when the residents needed the city’s help the officials came […]
Altercare adds therapy cat to staff
COSHOCTON – The latest addition to Altercare Coshocton’s therapy department has the purrfect personality for the job. Parker, a therapy cat, joined the team at the end of September. “He was found in the parking lot by a resident’s family, who alerted staff they were concerned about him,” said Aimee Spillman, PTA/Facility Rehab Manager. “He […]
West Lafayette queen hosting sensory toy drive
WEST LAFAYETTE – Destiny Sesser knew right away that her West Lafayette Homecoming Queen service project would be to raise awareness for autism. “Two of my little cousins were diagnosed with autism when they were 3-years-old and the other when she was just 18 months,” Sesser said. “Being a part of their lives, watching them […]
College fair helps students explore future opportunities
COSHOCTON – Samantha Ostrander-Brown made a beeline for the Army National Guard table at the Coshocton Kiwanis Club/Coshocton CARES Career and College Fair Night. “She’s known she wanted to go into the National Guard since she was a freshman in high school,” said her mom Dawn Deford. The family moved here from Michigan where Ostrander-Brown […]
