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Fireworks at fairgrounds to kick-off your Fourth of July holiday

Fireworks at fairgrounds to kick-off your Fourth of July holiday

| June 21, 2019

COSHOCTON – Start your Fourth of July holiday off right with fireworks at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds on Wednesday, July 3. This year’s Freedom Celebration will begin at 5 p.m. with gates opening at 4 p.m. Stroll through the midway where there will be multiple inflatables for kids to play. At 5:30 p.m., don’t miss […]

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Clean up in West Lafayette to begin in earnest tomorrow

Clean up in West Lafayette to begin in earnest tomorrow

| June 20, 2019

WEST LAFAYETTE – Mayor Stephen Bordenkircher met with Coshocton County Emergency Management Agency director Rob McMasters, Troy Cole, deputy director, Coshocton EMA; West Lafayette Fire Chief Glenn Hill, Police Chief Stephen Klopfenstein, and others in the village to discuss the next step in the flood clean-up process. A clean-up effort will begin tomorrow at 10 […]

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Got Milk?: More than 3,000 cows are milked in Coshocton County each day

| June 20, 2019

COSHOCTON – Hello Coshocton County! One of the cornerstones of Coshocton County agriculture has been our dairy industry. I have always been impressed with the dedication our local dairy farmers have to their businesses. They have a spirit that transcends all reason even in the face of adversity. The past few years have been full of adversity […]

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Summertime is peak time for thunder and lightning storms

| June 20, 2019

COLUMBUS – In an annual coordinated effort with the National Weather Service (NWS), the Ohio Committee for Severe Weather Awareness is promoting June 23-29 as National Lightning Safety Awareness Week and encourages all Ohioans to know what to do before, during and after thunderstorms, and to practice severe weather safety and preparedness throughout the summer. […]

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Storm damage update

Storm damage update

| June 20, 2019

WEST LAFAYETTE – Local officials and public safety personnel continue to assess the impact left behind following flash flooding that occurred Tuesday night. As water recedes, there remains the possibility of heavy rain today. The National Weather Service will issue a flash flood warning should there be indication of heavy rain to impact West Lafayette […]

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Butterfly exhibit coming to Clary Gardens

Butterfly exhibit coming to Clary Gardens

| June 20, 2019

COSHOCTON – Have you ever wanted to stand in a place with butterflies fluttering all around you? Explore the life cycle of butterflies? Feed a butterfly? All this can happen when you come to Clary Gardens. Working with All-A-Flutter, participants can enter a butterfly house and experience the world of butterflies. Clary Gardens is so […]

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State of Emergency declared in West Lafayette as flood waters rise

State of Emergency declared in West Lafayette as flood waters rise

| June 19, 2019

WEST LAFAYETTE – A state of emergency has been declared in West Lafayette today as the worst flooding in recent history occurred within the village. “I have been here 41 years and I’ve never seen anything like this,” said Mayor Stephen Bordenkircher. “I’ve talked to people who have been here 50-plus years and they’ve never […]

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Amateur Radio “Field Day” will focus on skill, service, science

Amateur Radio “Field Day” will focus on skill, service, science

| June 19, 2019

COSHOCTON – Members of the Coshocton County Amateur Radio Association will be participating in the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise, June 22 – 23 at Browns Farm at 2 p.m. both days. Take Route 621 off of Rt 36 on the east side of Coshocton. Turn right onto Township Rd 200 just after the […]

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