🚧 Zanesville braces for major traffic disruptions starting July 21. The eastbound I-70 on-ramp from State Street will close for approximately four weeks, with additional lane closures scheduled through mid-August. Meanwhile, the Putnam Greenway Recreational Trail will be dedicated on July 22, marking the first phase of a pedestrian corridor connecting parks along the Muskingum River. Other local news includes Maysville Schools receiving a $974,146 literacy grant, Combat to Kayaks receiving an $800 donation, and the Williams family planning their 111th reunion on July 27.
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💈 Newark's Edward Roye built the tallest barber pole in Indiana. The successful Black businessman and barbershop owner first established himself in Newark, Ohio before moving to Terre Haute, Indiana in 1838. After marrying Harriet Farrow, Roye split his time between the two cities while growing his business and family. His 1843 newspaper advertisement boasted of his "splendid open front Barber Shop" offering haircuts, razor sharpening, and garment services. Following his wife's death in 1845, Roye sold his properties in both states and prepared to relocate with his children to Liberia.
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🏙️ Small-town Ohio sees changes from sewers to theater events. West Lafayette Village Council is considering a 4% sewer rate increase over the next two years, starting in October. Meanwhile, Coshocton County residents can look forward to several community events including a theater camp for kids, a pet supply drive with free hot dogs, and a theater thrift sale at the Triple Locks Theater. Local healthcare news includes Dr. Walter Randolph leading "Coffee with a Doc" and therapist Mackrea Larue joining MSW Solutions. Property tax payments were due July 18, with online payment options available.
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Needs Love Four Bedroom Deal: Priced at $125000, this 4-bedroom home boasts a large kitchen, dining room with built-in cabinet, ornamental fireplace, and covered porch, with a private backyard and two-car garage. Selling as is.
Spacious new Tri-Valley home: For $359,900, this newly built home in Tri-Valley School District features an open floor plan with cathedral ceilings, a main-level owner's suite, and a full unfinished basement with walkout deck and 10-foot ceilings.
Renovated gem with modern updates: Charm meets comfort in this $249,900 renovated four-bedroom home, featuring an L-shaped porch, original double doors, brand-new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a private fenced yard.