The city has seen an increase in vandalism this summer, including damage to playground equipment, graffiti and destroyed ...

Hall Park is undergoing renovations while city officials are staying tough on vandalism and identifying vandals via video ...

JFS Director Jed McCoy is seeking grant funding and donations to build a $50,000 outdoor recreation and visitation area behind the agency's office.

The city recently received a $5,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Commerce that will be added to $10,000 from the city's ...

A severe thunderstorm warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh at 2:53 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21. This warning applies to Coshocton, Guernsey, Muskingum, Noble and counties.

Preliminary findings from an independent autopsy of Nolan Wells found the 18-year-old died of undetermined causes, his family ...

Ryann, Rileigh and Raegan Klein have combined their cosmetology and aesthetics expertise to create a modern, welcoming salon and have plans to expand services in the future. The family-owned business ...

A picnic, car show, cooking demonstration and courthouse tours were part of America250 celebrations at the Coshocton Court Square.

Dave Barno pounds wooden stakes with an ax into the ground to establish a lean-to, much as soldiers would have done during the Revolutionary War, as part of a period encampment at Skip's Landing for ...

Five Ohio-based companies, including Progressive, Cardinal Health and Procter & Gamble, placed in the top 100. The rankings ...

Coshocton County Administrator Mary Beck gives a brief history of Skip's Landing on County Road 1A, from the land originally being owned by "Mad" Marshall Jacobs to Skip Ferrell and then the Coshocton ...

Historical reenactor Dave Barno demonstrates how to load and fire a musket from the Revolutionary War era during an encampment at Skip's Landing as part of America250 events.