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Holmes County eyes $3.1M in road paving projects - Vimarsana News

Holmes County eyes $3.1M in road paving projects

Melway Paving submitted a $1.2M bid to pave portions of County Roads 150 and 600. Commissioners figure sales tax also will cover six other projects.

Bridge condition ratings in Wayne, Ashland and Holmes counties - Vimarsana News

Bridge condition ratings in Wayne, Ashland and Holmes counties

How many bridges are in poor condition in Wayne, Ashland and Holmes counties? Here are the county and state ratings and what they mean.

Coshocton Board of Education: 11 candidates apply for open seat - Vimarsana News

Coshocton Board of Education: 11 candidates apply for open seat

Seven of the 11 candidates are to be interviewed for the seat previous held by Steve Clark, who resigned for personal reasons last month.

Holmes submits request to ODOT for speed limit reduction - Vimarsana News

Holmes submits request to ODOT for speed limit reduction

Numerous complaints of drivers traveling at unsafe speeds on Holmes County Road 58 has led to a recommended speed reduction.

Killbuck sees typical springtime flooding after Sunday's heavy rains - Vimarsana News

Killbuck sees typical springtime flooding after Sunday's heavy rains

KILLBUCK High water on the roads in and around the village caused by Sunday's heavy rains likely won't recede until later this week. It's nothing that residents haven't experienced almost every year at this time. "I've lived here for five years. My wife has grown up here her whole life. It's been like this ever since I've known," said Daniel Blankenship, who lives on Water Street and whose residence was nearly underwater on Monday. Blankenship said Sunday's flooding, brought on by roughly a week's worth of rain, was the first time this year that the waters had crested so high above the ba...