Greg Williams, one of the Ceramics' most recognizable and beloved figures, died last Wednesday due to complications from COVID-19.

College football player was home working on a family farm when the accident occurred.

Tristin Boring would take any chance to help others. Now members of the community are supporting him following a farming accident on May 28.

Sheridan went back to a familiar second-half script on Friday night in the Division III, Region 11 playoffs.

Dan Fox, a Sheridan graduate and booster, was focused on helping his alma mater while also contributing to agriculture throughout the state of Ohio.

Bullying and failed suicide attempt led New Lex student to write, "Sorry for the Pain." The song and subsequent video will be used to promote awareness.

Cody Pettit, 29, was appointed to fill the at-large seat held by the late Ann Gildow.

“My career at Muskingum continues, because I believe heavily in what the university creates for our student athletes," said Kari Winters.

Sheridan's Jacob Rhodes saw a broken leg end his football season prematurely. Now he's out to make up for lost time.

Sheridan's girls basketball team failed to clear the regional hurdle in the two years prior to 2021. That changed this season.

Marczewski endeared herself to millions after appearing on the NBC show in June and chronicling her battle with cancer on social media.

Doug Fisher became the first coach to lead a MVL boys and girls team to state tournament after Saturday's regional final win.

Rosecrans grad Travis Johnston will take his football and academic talents to Case Western Reserve.

Tristin Boring returned home to Thornville after an extended stay in the hospital caused by an accident in which he was struck by a car.

Philo coach Danny Hilty spent eight years in the U.S. Army reserves, including a year in the Iraq War. He passes those lessons on to his players.

Travis Schwab had a stellar basketball career playing at Medina High School, then Ohio Wesleyan University, before Heidelberg came calling.

New Lexington's culture of hard work has helped shape one of the most successful seasons in program history.

Makenna Susil, a senior at West Muskingum, continues to defy boundaries set for her when she was diagnosed with CHARGE syndrome.

Sheridan's season came to an end with a 13-3 regional final loss to Plain City Jonathan Alder on Saturday in Pickerington.

Austin Sode left Sheridan High School in 2016 after a strong baseball career, but it was his fun-loving ways that friends remember most.

Former Muskingum basketball coach Jim Burson now works for Nike helping other coaches around the country.

The Sheridan boys and girls bowling teams qualified for the state tournament. The girls compete on Saturday, and the boys will be there on March 11.

Muskingum University announced a new project that will house a new stadium, indoor track and wellness center.

Sometimes a trainer is a trainer, and sometimes much more. Ken Blood is, well, he’s much more.

Local serving as hospitalman during coronavirus outbreak

Sheridan's bowling program is only two years old, but the Generals have made quick strides with a balanced lineup featuring mostly juniors.

Lutz: Having a SRO in every school building helps deter volatile situations

Sheridan volleyball faced a late deficit, but the veteran Generals had the kind of response they needed with the season on the line.

Local professor brings many passions to his educational mission.

Kevin Martin took about 120 kids on a Christmas shopping spree Wednesday.

The last time Sheridan made the state golf tournament, Willie Stargell was a star, The Steel Curtain was in its prime and the economy was in the tank.

"Caroline's Infusion Day" was inspired by toddler, who has juvenile dermatomyositis. It shows children what an infusion treatment is like.

When a young man left Zanesville for Notre Dame, he had no definite plans. 50 years later, Municipal Court Judge William Joseph is retiring.

Zanesville native, Tyler Pitcock, is serving on the hospital ship, USNS Mercy, to assist the Navy's COVID-19 response.

Three Rosecrans seniors, Will Bernath, Jack Goggin and Cam Hagy, have dreamed of attending Notre Dame and now will get to do it together.

Kyra Young, Alaina Joseph, Carol May, Pam Uddin, Debbie Lovensheimer, Anne Weirich, Nancy Bradley and May Ann DeVolld will be recognized on April 10.

The Sheridan gymnastics team and Tri-Valley's Olivia Combs have battled through obstacles and have a chance to compete with the best in Ohio.

For John Glenn's Karlie Zumbro, the thought of standing before the horde of fans at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium as a hurdle champion has pushed her.

Cleveland completed an historic comeback and ended the city's 52-year title drought.

A Zanesville couple held a concert in their driveway Saturday night.

Case Western Reserve senior and Rosecrans alum Travis Johnston is a semifinalist for the Campbell Trophy, which recognizes athletic and academic achievement.

More than 100 of Hickman’s friends attend event.

The Zanesville resident previously served as principal of John McIntire Elementary and Zanesville Middle between 2010 and 2016.