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As the holidays approach, Holmes County vaccination rate is lowest in Ohio at around 18%

"We have calculated it into our five-year plan," she said. "Right now there are more kids needing treatment because of all the stresses caused by the pandemic. We also got money out to the schools. This is a time of big, big stress, increased suicide, increased overdose, we have to be supportive of the schools. "We'll keep doing what we're doing for you, and we'll continue to find more funds this year, and keep you updated," she added. Chairman of the Board of Holmes County Commissioners Rob Ault said it is important for the people of Holmes County to hear what is going on with the MHRB. He...

MILLERSBURG  Holmes County office buildings are in for a major boost when a new wireless system is put in place that will increase the meg capacity from 100 to 10,000. Commissioners met with Blueshift Wireless co-owners Kyle Yoder and Dean Anderson on Monday to discuss the project, which will be broken into four phases that at the end will form a wireless line circle that connects all of the county office buildings in Millersburg, and will be accessible to businesses. "Right now we have the existing fiber that runs through town," Yoder said. "The goal is to make a ring, that is redundant...

Case Farms celebrates $130 million Winesburg expansion "I had been with a large corporation for 23 years and I wanted to be in business for myself," Shelton said. "I looked at several other businesses, but I wasn't a big enough player. I started on a shoestring, with 114 employees, and about 48 of them were Amish. There used to be a hitching post out front. "Today we're projecting to have about 540 employees here. We've grown tremendously over the years," Shelton continued. "We've made a substantial capital investment to get this plant dedicated for Chick Fillet, a great company we think we ...

Holmes County commissioners asked the company working on restoring the courthouse clock tower to check on foundation issues, and Monday received surprising results of their query. Doug Hooper, president of Midstate Contractors out of Marion, presented a report with estimate of costs to address the improvements and suggested repairs to the exterior facades of the building. The total was close to $2 million. "We knew this was coming. We didn't realize it was this serious," commissioners' Chairman Rob Ault said. "This is something that needs to be done right away. "We've been putting money away ...