Kristopher S. Hains, age 38, of Coshocton, passed away on Saturday, April 20, 2024. He was born on April 18, 1986, in Coshocton, Ohio to Sandra (Crossley) Ungurean. Kristopher graduated from Coshocton High School in 2005. Kristopher was a very hard worker. He loved working with children and adults with special needs, working with them […]
Government
Congress sends Obamacare repeal to Obama’s desk
WASHINGTON, DC – The House recently voted on H.R. 3172, the Restoring Americans’ Healthcare Freedom Reconciliation Act, which repeals Obamacare and eliminates taxpayer funding of organizations that provide abortion procedures and increases funding for Community Health Centers to provide comprehensive health care for women. H.R. 3172 repeals the individual mandate, the employer mandate, the “Cadillac […]
Stephen Bordenkircher sworn in as new West Lafayette mayor
WEST LAFAYETTE – On Thursday, Dec. 31, Mayor Jack Patterson of West Lafayette retired from his position after 24 years and Stephen Bordenkircher was sworn in as the new mayor. “I have enjoyed my time, but it is time for retirement and to get some other things done that I wanted to do,” said Patterson. […]
Commissioners working on solution for replacement EMA vehicle
COSHOCTON – The Coshocton County Commissioners spoke with Rob McMasters, Coshocton County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director, at their Dec. 30 meeting in regards to getting a new vehicle for his agency. The vehicle EMA currently uses to drive to incidents, meetings and conferences is a 2000 blazer that has experienced several mechanical issues. “Two […]
County and city prepared if winter ever comes
COSHOCTON – Mother Nature seems a little confused lately, but if she ever decides to bring us winter the county and the city are ready for it. Coshocton County Engineer Frederick T. Wachtel said the county probably has 1,200 to 1,300 tons of salt in its possession right now. “We haven’t used any salt so […]
The consequences of America leading from behind
When terrorists attacked the streets and soccer stadiums of Paris, ISIS sent a clear message: They can strike in the West, far from the battlefields of Syria and Iraq. Their reach has increased, moving out from the Middle East and crossing the borders of Europe. The attack in France has once again shaken our allies. The French President […]
Sheriff’s office to perform “Kindness Stops”
COSHOCTON – Your Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office is happy to announce that in cooperation with Papa Johns, officers will be performing “Kindness Stops” throughout the holiday season. Instead of traffic warnings, officers will be passing out gift cards for a free large one topping pizza at our local Papa Johns. We would like to thank […]
Commissioners seeking person to fill vacancy on public defender board
COSHOCTON – The Coshocton County Commissioners met with County Auditor Christine Sycks to discuss newly-installed county software that will import information for the Affordable Care Act that previously had to be manually updated. For 2015, each county employee who was eligible for insurance had to have their information keyed into the county’s system. This software […]
Skelton family presents check to Sheriff’s Office
COSHOCTON – Sheriff Timothy Rogers and Lt. Dean Hettinger accepted a check for the amount of $12,500 from the Skelton family on Tuesday, Dec. 22 at the Pomerene, Burns, and Skelton office. “We have been blessed by the community and we strongly believe in giving back to Coshocton,” said Robert Skelton, who presented the check […]