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LIBERTY TWP. – A Costco store will anchor the $133 million Freedom Pointe development. Trustees on Tuesday approved a zoning change and preliminary plan for the mixed-use project that includes a restaurant, grocery store, and hotel along with 416 residential apartments and townhouses. “This will stimulate commercial growth for the township,’’ said Dan Wheeler, an engineer representing Costco. “This project is shovel ready.” The mixed use project sits on a 88.6-acre site on the east side of Cox Road, north of Liberty Way. The development is near Liberty Center, Christ Hospital and ...

NewsSportsHS SportsLife & EventsObituariesE-EditionLegals The Stone House offers thrift store shopping in Coshocton Renee and Dave Stone opened the new store stocked with a variety of items at the end of April The store is owned by Renee and Dave Stone who have frequented auctions for years buying items. They also take donations and the couple is pleased with community support of donations and shopping so far. The store features antiques, furniture, vintage items, clothes, jewelry, toys and much more. COSHOCTON - Renee Stone's father always had a dream of owning a store. When he died about a ...

Perfect Plan).  SOCIAL DISORDER‘s voice is provided by Thomas Nordin, a previously undiscovered Swedish singer who delivers Rönnblom’s songs with power and grit that perfectly captures the era of classic no-nonsense rock! After  Windy Road, today the band shared the album title track.  “The struggle to get back on your feet.. the lack of trust, people misjudging your true character. Don’t be afraid and let your past be the reason for not taking control and changing your life around.. who said it would be easy!?” Says band mastermind Rönnblom about “Love 2 Be Hated”. Watch...

Bleeding Heartland Tuesday, Feb 19 2019 Matt Chapman has attended Iowa House and Senate subcommittee meetings nearly every day. These bills were among the most significant he has tracked lately. -promoted by Laura Belin Over the past week, Iowa Senate subcommittees considered five bills drafted to address fraud in Iowa public assistance programs. Each bill would direct revenue generated by Iowa taxpayers to private vendors, who are charged with finding fraudulent claims. If investigation supports the claims of fraud, those funds could be recovered, and criminal charges filed. It sounds like a...