Leonard L. Hayhurst
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Past articles by Leonard:
"I can't imagine any job being better"
Judge Van Blanchard feels the time is right to step away from Probate and Juvenile Court → Read More
Clothing boutique is on the move
Bexley Ann's Boutique now located in former Goodwill store at 301 Main St. → Read More
Charter to provide internet to Coshocton
Two projects will give fiber internet to 5,400 locations at $29.2 million → Read More
Funding remains biggest obstacle for road and bridge repairs
County spent $2.01 million on roads and $834,487 on bridges in 2022 → Read More
Faith over fear helped Coshocton man to lose 350 pounds
Joshua Butcher is at 292 pounds from a heaviest of 650 pounds in June 2021 → Read More
Soup's on the menu
About 115 attended the first lunch of the year. → Read More
Coshocton woman gets 8 to 12 years for drug dealing
Kassie Carpenter was charged with trafficking methamphetamine and possession of fentanyl → Read More
River View swim team going to state with solidarity
Relay team competing in 200 meter freestyle and Colin Addy in the 50 meter freestyle at state competition → Read More
Ron Lusk honored for his work in West Lafayette
Longtime councilman exits after 27 years of service. → Read More
City council altering lodging taxes to help airbnb owners
Lodging owners who collect under $100 in bed tax monthly would pay quarterly, instead of monthly. → Read More
New people, partnerships and places that moved the city forward in 2022
Mark Mills delivers State of the City address at recent city council meeting → Read More
SoLace Brigade filling local need for first responders and medical workers
Female veterans Lacey McCombs and Somer Stanton recently opened their shop on Main Street → Read More
Sophomore visitation crucial to career center growth
The vocational school has about 335 students, including 53% of county juniors. → Read More
The 75-year love affair of Gibby and Jo
Couple credits their long marriage to trusting their love and never arguing → Read More
Special needs facilities facing critical staffing issues
Echoing Hills and GentleBrook hope state will make wages more competitive so they can compete in the job market. → Read More
Taylor Stepp named project director for OhioSE
He is a certified economic developer and has helped companies add nearly 2,500 new jobs in Southern Ohio. → Read More
Coshocton woman gets prison for burglary involving a 'stupid Xbox'
Judge Robert Batchelor: "You can't just force your way into someone's home and beat them up to solve a dispute." → Read More
Salvation Army giving away 14,000 items of clothing
Majors Tom and Vicki Clark are also leaving soon for a new post in Wooster → Read More
Land bank continuing with glove factory, other projects
Funding being sought to raze former Custom Glove Factor on Fifth St. → Read More
Coshocton Schools seeking public input on facilities plan
Deadline is here for survey giving four possible options involving seventh to 12th grades. → Read More