Carolyn Fleegle

6 days ago | whiznews.com | Carolyn Fleegle

ZANESVILLE–A distinguished member of the local community has passed away. Elden Hudson passed away Sunday at the Morrison House in Zanesville. He was 99-years-old. Hudson served in many leadership positions and received numerous recognitions and awards. His volunteering included spearheading the formation of the Chamber of Commerce of Muskingum County Industrial Growth Committee, serving as first chairperson. In 2014,  he received the Cole-Thomas Lifetime Service Award from the United Way.

6 days ago | whiznews.com | Carolyn Fleegle

Main Street Lane Restrictions ZANESVILLE–The City of Zanesville announced that Main Street will have lane restrictions from Fourth Street to Eight Street beginning onTuesday, June 3rd , to allow for the sewer inspection and maintenance. The work is expected to last 2 days and is weather dependent. Please expect delays, use caution around the work zone, and utilize alternate routes.

6 days ago | whiznews.com | Carolyn Fleegle

MUSKINGUM COUNTY–The Muskingum County Engineer’s Office is alerting motorists of some upcoming road closures. Rehl Road will be closed at the intersection of Licking Rd rd through ,  from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM for Utility workPotts Lane will be closed between Coopermill Road and Pinkerton Roadd beginning Monday, for 3 weeks while crews replace a bridge located 250’ south of Coopermill Road. Please plan your routes accordingly.

1 week ago | whiznews.com | Carolyn Fleegle

ZANESVILLE–The City of Zanesville Water Division announced Wednesday that the Precautionary Boil Advisory has been lifted for the areas affected by the May 23rd emergency water main repair on Pershing Road. Water samples were collected and analyzed. Results of the analysis indicated that the water system was not contaminated and therefore should be considered safe for consumption. For further information contact the City of Zanesville Water Division at (740) 455-0631.

1 week ago | whiznews.com | Carolyn Fleegle

ZANESVILLE–Crews with the City of Zanesville Water Division will be performing a controlled shut down and installing new water main valves this week. The work will take place at Baker Street, Pine Street, Ohio Street and Bexley Street beginning at 11:00 PM Thursday May 29  until 7:00 AM Friday May 30. Officials said the new water main valves will improve flow control in the distribution system and lessen future service disruptions.