Mrs. Moore’s Spanish IV students and The Spanish Club joined forces with the Pulsera Project, a nonprofit organization that connects artists in Central American communities to students in the United States through colorful handwoven bracelets. Through their mission they have educated, empowered and connected Central American artists to more than 2,500 U.S. schools. Pulseras were […]
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Boys Basketball & Cheerleaders Tuesday, March 19th in the cafetorium at Tri-Valley High School, there was an awards banquet to honor the Scotties Boys Varsity team as well as the Cheerleaders. Earning their varsity letter for cheer this season were juniors Megan Meyers, Alexis McNeal, Corina Kain, Jordyne Little and Vanessa Chilcoat. Earning letters for […]
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The Village had a cemetery meeting on Thursday evening March 21, 2019 and invited those with concerns about the cemetery to attend. There were several citizens in attendance and they expressed valid concerns. As such, it was decided that going forward the Cemetery committee would like to invite citizens that want to be involved in […]
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About 50 people gathered adorned in green on this Saint Patrick’s Day eve in Dresden in celebration of local legend Dave Longaberger. The event which was held at the American Legion was formed as a remembrance to Dave on the evening before the day that marked the 20th year of his passing. Friends, co-workers, members […]
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Moore’s Farm Toys was born in 1994 out of Jeff Moore’s idea to create life-like miniature replicas of farm equipment and accessories for the toy collector community. That idea has grown into a family business that now operates out of the building that was once his father’s farm equipment dealership.
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by Mike Stirling Tri-Valley Middle School swimmers took another big step forward Friday night, March 22, 2019 as they hosted another area swim meet and posted an impressive win against squads from Martins Ferry, Coshocton, Barnsville, John Glenn, Crooksville, Maysville, Bishop Fenwick, West Muskingum, Sheridan, Zanesville as well as the Aqua Devels. To jump start […]
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Issue 19 of the Dresden Buzz was the kick off for the Easter Coloring Contest hosted by the Buzz. The contest is open to anyone 18 and under in Tri-Valley and the surrounding area. Contestants must color the picture, fill out their name, age, phone number (so you can be notified if your entry wins), […]
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by Mike Stirling Just as the Tri-Valley High School swim season draws to a close, a group of future Scotty swim stars took to the blocks for Tri-Valley Middle School as the seventh and eighth graders took aim on representing the Dresden school and community. Muskingum Recreation Center (MRC) in Zanesville was the venue for […]
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The Dresden United Methodist Church is taking mowing bids for the parsonage located at 10815 Mitchell Hill Dr., Dresden for the 2019 Mowing Season. Bid sheets make be picked up at the church office located at 1014 Main Street, Dresden, Monday-Thursday 8 am- 12 pm. Deadline to turn bids in is Wednesday, April 3rd.
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It is again time for the Village of Dresden’s bi-annual audit. It will be starting at the end of March. We would again not anticipate
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