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Friday’s Games:    Dover 43 Lexington 7 FINAL / New Philadelphia 35 Ashland 10 FINAL / Claymont 49 Carrollton 6 FINAL / Garaway 48 Zanesville 22 FINAL / Fairless 37 Tusky Valley 0 FINAL / Strasburg 29 Conotton Valley 22 FINAL / Utica 48 Newcomerstown 34 FINAL / Mogadore 46 Malvern 16 FINAL / East Canton 25 Sandy Valley 15 FINAL / Ridgewood 14 Wheeling Central Catholic 12 FINAL / Union Local 49 Harrison Central 7 FINAL    Saturday’s Game:    Tuscarawas Central Catholic 10 Millersport 6 FINAL  
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Dennison looks ahead to a year of progress

March 9, 2026

DENNISON (WJER) (March 9, 2026)  – Village officials are anticipating several key improvements this year, including road paving and updated fire equipment. Mayor Greg DiDonato says he’s waiting to hear back on an Ohio Public Works Commission grant application that could help fund a new round of paving work. The […]





New Philadelphia honors Gradall Industries for 80 years of service

February 24, 2026

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Feb. 24, 2026) – New Philadelphia city leaders are recognizing Gradall Industries as the company celebrates its 80th anniversary. Mayor Joel Day issued a proclamation during Monday’s City Council meeting, praising the company for its long-standing contributions to the community. Gradall President Mike Popovich accepted the proclamation, […]


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Alcohol-blamed incidents keep sheriff’s deputies busy

February 23, 2026

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Feb. 23, 2026) – Tuscarawas County deputies have responded to a couple rather different incidents in recent days in which suspected alcohol-fueled behavior led to costly consequences. Early this morning, officers were called to a home in the 4000 block of West State Street in Midvale, where […]





Uhrichsville weighs proposal to eliminate downtown design standards 

February 18, 2026

UHRICHSVILLE — The future of Uhrichsville’s downtown design standards is uncertain as city officials consider a proposal to eliminate the rules that govern the appearance of buildings in the historic district. Councilman Bob Baker, who chairs the Downtown Development Standards Committee, has introduced legislation that would remove the guidelines from city […]