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Friday’s Games:    Dover 39 Ashland 21 FINAL / New Philadelphia 35 Mansfield Senior 0 FINAL / Indian Valley 41 Steubenville 13 FINAL / Girard 41 Garaway 35 FINAL / Shadyside 22 Strasburg 19  FINAL / Claymont 42 Marietta 0 FINAL / Orrville 25 Fairless 20 FINAL / Tusky Valley 30 East Canton 20 FINAL / Tuscarawas Central Catholic 48 Federal Hocking 14 FINAL / Newcomerstown 42 Caldwell 0 FINAL / Conotton Valley 40 Weirton Madonna 12 FINAL / Sandy Valley 36 Malvern 6 FINAL / Martins Ferry 49 Harrison Central 0 FINAL / Ridgewood 56 Buckeye Trail 0 FINAL / Howland 27 Carrollton 7 FINAL    
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New Philadelphia Lady Quakers continue to honor Number 4

November 4, 2025

DOVER – Nine Tuscarawas County girls varsity basketball coaches spoke at Monday’s Tuscarawas County Girls High School Basketball Preview Night at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center. However, it was New Philadelphia Coach Kevin Cornell who said something that’s likely to make everybody root for the Lady Quakers. “If you come […]



Suspect in mobile home fire arraigned on arson charges

October 28, 2025

NEW PHILADELPHIA – The 24-year-old suspect in a weekend fire that destroyed two mobile homes and damaged another was arraigned Tuesday morning on aggravated arson and other charges. Police Chief Tessa Pohovey says Chance Cawley was served warrants Tuesday morning for two felony counts of aggravated arson, arson, breaking and […]





Dover Schaeffler plant is Ohio Project of the Year

October 20, 2025

DOVER – The $230 million Schaeffler Plant under construction in north Dover has been named Ohio’s Economic Development Project of the Year, beating out 60 nominations from across the state. Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Marla Akridge says it is very prestigious honor to be recognized by their […]


Claymont Board defends financial decisions

October 15, 2025

UHRICHSVILLE – The Claymont School Board Monday did not reverse a financial decision that will raise property taxes despite continued pleas from the mayors of Uhrichsville and Dennison. School Board members Monday defended the move that they made in April, noting that it will raise property taxes by $138 per […]