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GNADENHUTTEN (WJER) (February 23, 2022) – The All-IVC wrestling teams were officially announced Wednesday, but the wrestlers earned those accolades this past Friday at the IVC Wresting Tournament at Claymont High School. Indian Valley won the team title with four league champions and five runners-up – that’s nine All-IVC first […]
DENNISON (WJER) (Feb. 23, 2022) – Claymont school leaders are taking advantage of an opportunity to replace the district’s oldest buses for a fraction of the cost. Superintendent Brian Rentsch told school board members during last week’s meeting the district is eligible for a state grant that will pay $261,000 […]
STRASBURG (WJER) (Feb. 23, 2022) – The village’s fire department is getting a new leader although the current one isn’t happy about it. Council has hired Steve Laskey from University Heights as the department’s new full-time chief beginning March 1st. Mayor Steve Smith says the village will be retaining the […]
2022 Inter Valley Conference Wrestling All League Wrestler of Year: Wyatt Moyer, Sandy Valley Coach of Year: Robbie Wilson, Malvern 1st Team 106lb: Brandon Boggs \ Jr. \ Sandy Valley 113lb: Kyle Miller \ Sr. \ Garaway 120lb: Leroy Steagall \ Soph. \ Indian Valley 126lb: Hunter Albright \ Jr. […]
NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Feb. 22, 2022) – The group known for the last decade as the Tuscarawas County Anti-Drug Coalition is now Empower Tusc. Members announced the change and unveiled the group’s new logo during a press conference in the Tuscora Park Youth Center Tuesday afternoon. Coordinator Jodi Salvo says […]
DENNISON (WJER) (Feb. 22, 2022) – Village officials are looking for ways to make the town’s headquarters more accessible to visitors with mobility limitations. Mayor Greg DiDonato was telling council last week he has two companies lined up to tour the building and suggest improvements, which he will share with […]
DOVER (WJER) (February 22, 2022) – Mayor Richard Homrighausen says he won’t be pressured into resigning despite an online petition and residents’ comments at City Council’s meeting Monday. Homrighausen is already working with a City Council that unanimously wants him to go. Members allege a host of unethical and illegal […]
DOVER (WJER) (February 21, 2021) – An Administrative Law Judge for the State Personnel Board of Review is asking Dover Mayor Richard Homrighausen to explain why he fired three employees in December. Dover City Council and Law Director Doug O’Meara had worked out a settlement with those three employees. They […]
COLUMBUS (WJER) (Feb. 21, 2022) – Tuscarawas County’s representative in the Ohio House is promoting a scholarship opportunity for the next generation of entrepreneurs and innovators. Brett Hillyer says a student from each of the state’s 99 House and 33 Senate districts will receive $1,000 toward their future educational pursuits […]
NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Feb. 21, 2022) – Flowers won’t be the only thing popping up around the valley next spring if fundraising for the Tuscarawas Arts Partnership’s latest project is successful. The organization is seeking grants and donations to fund a countywide public art initiative called “LoveTusc” that strives to […]
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