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The Longhorn Theatre Company will present their senior capstone projects this week. The annual senior-directed one-act plays will take place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 6 and Saturday, May 8 and at 4:30 p.m., Friday, May 7 in the high school studio theatre, also known as the Black Box Theatre. This is the pale pea-green metal building directly behind the auditorium. The audience door is on the northeast corner. Rope lights and decorations will be set out to guide the way. PHS senior Cameron Middaugh is directing “Midnight at World’s End Cafe,” by Gabriella Miyares. It is about a...

“We did a lot of Grub Hub and all these other companies that do extremely well,” Peter Daniel said. “They’re still doing well because there’s this opening in that market. We obviously picked up a lot of those services to help us.” The inability to have dine-in service hit the Daniels’ restaurants hard, to the point where sales were 50% lower than in previous years. It was the Acton location that kept the business afloat as sales were higher for the entire year, thanks in large part to its 90-seat outdoor dining area. “If you have a big outdoor space, you are positioned well,�...

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Zanesville Times Recorder ​​​​​​ZANESVILLE - Bars and restaurants with on-premise liquor permits have another shot at pandemic relief funding, but those who haven't already applied need to do so by Sunday. Applications for the Ohio Bar and Restaurant Fund are accepted through Jan. 31. Each of the 15,400 eligible permit holders across the state will receive $2,500 for each of their unique business locations, but only if they submit an application. On-premise liquor permit holders from dozens of local establishments still qualify. As of Tuesday, there were 26 permits in Musking...