First opioid settlement payments made, including to Coshocton
The city is set to get $35,722.55 overall and the county $380,675.70 in payments over the next 18 years.
Source: coshoctontribune.com
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County using $305,000 from capital budget on three projects
Projects receiving funding are a multi-use path connector, sidewalk work in Roscoe Village and revitalization of the Selby Building
City Of Coshocton United States Ohio Department Of Natural Resources Three Rivers Coshocton County Canal Lewisville
Source: coshoctontribune.com
Rebuilding plans underway for Coshocton church after fire
A beloved Coshocton church that sustained heavy damage from a fire last week could be salvaged.
Grace United Methodist Church United States Coshocton Fire Department Mark Mills Max Crown Russell Dreher
Source: 10tv.com
'We are all safe and we will continue as a church'
Grace United Methodist Church was destroyed by fire Friday morning. Firefighters poured water into the ruins for several hours.
Max Crown Mark Mills Coshocton Grace United Methodist Church Coshocton Safety Services Coshocton County Sheriff Office Grace United Methodist Church
Source: coshoctontribune.com
Crews contain large fire at Coshocton church
Crews contained a large fire that has engulfed a Coshocton church on Friday.
Grace United Methodist Church United States Coshocton Fire Department Coshocton County Max Crown Mark Mills
Source: 10tv.com
Whitewoman Street keeping its moniker
Every member of council and President Tom Hilgenberg said many people have told them not to change the name.
Source: coshoctontribune.com
Should the city change the name of Whitewoman Street?
Changing the name of Coshoctons most iconic street is a hot topic, and coucil heard presentations for and against the change.
Source: coshoctontribune.com
City is updating curbs, sidewalks in Roscoe Village
The estimated $250,000 project will cover items that have not been touched since the canal era town opened in 1973.
Max Crown Mark Mills Leonardl Hayhurst Coshocton Brad Fuller Coshocton Visitors Bureau Safety Service
Source: coshoctontribune.com
Roll up your sleeves for Big Clean Up
Volunteers needed to collect trash to beautify the city on Saturday
Source: coshoctontribune.com
City considering raising water rates over several years
Increased revenue to fund sewer plant upgrades, new water meters and more
Source: coshoctontribune.com