Vs. Morgan (5/20) The Raiders made the visit to New Concord on Tuesday in the rain to take on the Lil’ Muskies. The opening inning was uneventful as neither team was able to start scoring for the game. Morgan stepped up in the 2nd inning starting with an RBI from a single by Lahmers, followed […]
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Vs. Crooksville (5/21) The Panthers jumped on the bus to head right up the road to nearby Crooksville on Wednesday. The pair of defenses were working well during the 1st inning as each team was kept scoreless until Crooksville’s Mount scored on an error, followed by Dennis scoring on a steal of home. Lane bunted, […]
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Zanesville’s beloved annual festival, Zane’s Trace Commemoration, is brimming with exciting family-friendly fun and plenty of opportunities to learn about local history. The three-day event begins on Friday, June 13, from noon to 9:00 p.m., continues Saturday, June 14, from 10:00 a.m. (kicking off with the grand parade) until 9:00 p.m., and concludes Sunday, June […]
Continue ReadingIt has already been a year since A Taste of Ohio Wine Bourbon & Beer introduced Zanesville to their trendy yet timeless lounge that offers a social environment unlike any other. To celebrate, owners Kenneth and Tessa Dickinson and Joseph and Angela Bailey have planned a weekend of events to thank existing customers and welcome […]
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Vs. Indian Creek (5/28) John Glenn lost to Indian Creek in the District Semifinal game. The final score was 22-3. Vs. Newcomerstown (5/27) The Lil’ Muskies traveled North to Newcomerstown on Tuesday to play the Trojans. In the opening inning, Carter Merry hit a single line-drive to left field to allow Reid Howard to score, […]
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Thirteen color stations were set up at the Muskigum County Fairgrounds for this year’s Color Run (walk or waddle), representing organizations and community partners who showed up to support Drug Free Muskingum and Muskingum County Suicide Prevention Coalition’s yearly event held in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month. The event is a fun and colorful […]
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A plate that reads “A lasting reminder of the June 6, 2024 tornado. – Dedicated by the Frazeysburg Revitalization Association” now stands at the base of the carving in Frazeysburg Veterans Park that features two bald eagles and the American Flag. The new addition was installed during a dedication for the eagle carving held on […]
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Float the River, located at 126 Muskingum Avenue, Zanesville, celebrated its opening season with a ribbon cutting on May 23, 2025. The water recreation business provides a relaxing yet adventurous experience to its customers as they float or kayak on the Licking and Muskingum Rivers. Owners T.J. and Savannah Mack first opened Float the River […]
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Frazeysburg’s annual Homecoming, hosted by the Frazeysburg Fire Department, is fast approaching. The event will take place Thursday, June 5th, through Saturday, June 7th. The festivities will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a kiddie parade, “Pullin’ for Fun”, followed by a kiddie tractor pull. The Queen and Court, and Parade Marshall will be introduced at […]
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