Ohio Governor Mike DeWine held a special COVID-19 pandemic update Monday. He announced there were 11,885 new cases. He also reported an additional 282 Ohioans have been hospitalized and 24 deaths. DeWine said the high jump in cases is caused, at least in part, by technical problems with two labs being unable to report cases […]
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine held his Tuesday COVID-19 update and announced a curfew to try to slow the fast spread of the coronavirus. DeWine says the stay at home order for Ohioans will run from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. starting Thursday. The order will last for three weeks. DeWine says “we believe this will […]
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As our state and country continue to see increases in COVID-19 cases, we want you to know our bank is prepared to continue serving you. The health and safety of our customers, associates and communities is always our top priority. As an essential financial services provider, we are committed to helping you on your financial […]
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The high winds that blew thought Ohio Sunday knocked out power to a lot of area residents. American Electric Power is reporting that over 1500 customers are without service in Licking County, 591 are in the dark in Muskingum County, 239 in Coshocton County, 201 in Morgan County, 181 in Perry County, 6 in Noble […]
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The Muskingum County Emergency Agency says I-70 westbound is closed after a semi-tractor trailer accident. It happened Sunday morning in the Zanesville city limits after the truck’s fuel tanks exploded near the 6th Street on ramp. Executive Director Jeff Jadwin says the truck fuel tanks were ripped off after the explosion and fuel spilled onto […]
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted provided the following updates on Ohio’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. New health data compiled by the Ohio Department of Health found that all 88 counties in Ohio remain at “high incidence” as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. According to Thursday’s updated Ohio Public […]
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The Zanesville Police Department has been awarded three grants focusing on traffic safety. The first grant for just over $28, 000 and will focus on impaired driving enforcement. The second grant for just over $20,000 and will be used to reduce fatal crashes by enforcement of seat belt violations. The third grant is for just […]
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Wednesday held a statewide broadcast to talk about the increased spread of COVID-19. He reissued Ohio’s mask order with three new provisions. The first provision is that each business will be required to post a Face Covering Requirement sign at all public entrances to the store, each store will be responsible […]
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Governor DeWine announced Thursday that Ohio is once again breaking records in regard to COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. Between Wednesday and Thursday, health officials have reported a total of 4,961 new positive coronavirus cases in Ohio, the highest number of new cases in a 24-hour period to date. There are currently 2,075 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 which is […]
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The Zanesville Police Department said it’s investigating a case of torture and abuse of children. Detective Phil Michel says a 10-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy suffered starvation, torture and abuse in their home at 948 Adair Avenue. He said on September 28th Muskingum County Children’s Services received a report of the incidents which started […]
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