Zanesville City Council has decided to reinstall speed humps on one of Zanesville’s roadways. The speed humps will be installed on Center Drive, June 29 weather permitting. It is expected to be completed by July 10. The work will take place daily from 7:30am until 3pm. Flaggers will be in the area to direct motorists. […]
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ZANESVILLE – Muskingum Avenue – commonly referred to as “Dug Road”, has been closed since February of 2019 after a slip along the north edge of the road. In a meeting Tuesday night, the City Council passed an emergency measure to authorize the council to contract with an engineering firm so the city can look […]
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ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Zanesville City Council gathered tonight to discuss and then later vote on zoning changes throughout Zanesville. Those areas are on Linden and Adair avenues. Director of Community Development Bill Arnett says this makes businesses opening in the area a possibility. “The city council approved two zoning changes. One on Linden Avenue and […]
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ZANESVILLE, Ohio – As the New Year begins, newly elected and re-elected officials will take office throughout Muskingum County. Zanesville City Council Members were officially sworn in at tonight’s meeting. Council Members were sworn in simultaneously and included At-large Incumbents Joey Pennybaker Osborn, Ann M. Gildow, and Rob Sharrer. Meanwhile, the First Female African American […]
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ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Zanesville City Council met Monday night to discuss upcoming changes of office. They also passed several ordinances including budgeting. President of the council Daniel Vincent says this budget is temporary. “The council passed quite a few ordinances — one of the big ones is the appropriations for next year. It’s a temporary […]
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ZANESVILLE, Ohio — The head of the Zanesville district of the Southeast Ohio Joint Solid Waste Management District is cautioning Zanesville City Council about possible changes to the cost of providing recycling services in the area in 2020. “We have never charged the city one penny for handling, processing, transporting and paying for the processing […]
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