Leonard Hayhurst
Reporter and Community Content Specialist at Coshocton Tribune
Community Content Specialist for Coshocton Tribune and Zanesville Times Recorder and reporter for the Tribune. Freelance writer, editor and film reviewer.
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coshoctontribune.com | Leonard Hayhurst
Joe Henderson of Coshocton worked for years in Nashville as a songwriter and collaborated frequently with the late Dan Mitchell. Two of Henderson's biggest successes was the novelty tune "The NASCAR Race" and the patriotic spoken word number "Uncle Sam."COSHOCTON − Every story seems to lead to another for Coshocton's Joe Henderson, who describes his life as going from the ridiculous to the sublime, sometimes in the same day.
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coshoctontribune.com | Leonard Hayhurst
Leonard L. HayhurstJoe Henderson holds a copy of the Independent News where he was featured on the cover. Leonard Hayhurst/TribuneJoe Henderson shows a photo of he and his wife, Faye, with Waylon Jennings. The photo was taken at Jennings' birthday party in the 1980s in Nashville. Leonard Hayhurst/TribuneJoe Henderson goes through photos of his days working as a songwriter in Nashville. Leonard Hayhurst/TribuneJoe Henderson looks through his folder of songs he's written.
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coshoctontribune.com | Leonard Hayhurst
Chili was a K-9 officer for the Coshocton County Sheriff's Office from 2017 to 2023, paired with Deputy Steve Mox. A funeral service was held for Chili, who died May 16 of various medical issues. He was remembered for saving officers lives during a shooting and other deeds. COSHOCTON − Deputy Steve Mox knows he and two fellow officers are alive today because of the heroic actions of K-9 officer Chili while dealing with an individual who took a gun from a deputy and was looking to open fire.
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coshoctontribune.com | Leonard Hayhurst
COSHOCTON − Family, friends and staff members cheered and clapped as seniors from Coshocton and River View high schools received their diplomas over the weekend. Coshocton's graduation was May 23 at Stewart Field. There were 114 graduates. The Class of 1975 was honored with class member Dr. Jeff Poland delivering a speech. The senior message was given by Lacey Guthrie. The class flower was the red carnation and the colors are red and black. The class gift to the school was a welcome sign.
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daily-jeff.com | Leonard Hayhurst
Amie Hicks Into of Cambridge, and a native of West Lafayette, bought the Dari Hut in the spring from previous owners Tracy and Debbie Wyler. A dinosaur is the new logo and the menu, which is being tweaked. Slushies will return and the line of hand-dipped ice cream will be expanded. WEST LAFAYETTE − Amie Hicks Into fondly remembers going to the Dari Hut after softball games as a youth for a cold treat.
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The City of Coshocton has announced Chestnut Street will be closed through May 23 from 19th to 20th street for continued waterline work. Drivers will be detoured to Morgan Run Road. #ctnow
The City of Coshocton has announced a road closure from the alley on North Eighth Street to Chestnut Street from 5 to 10 a.m. May 19. This will affect the bus stop at city hall and everyone with business at city hall is asked to use the lower level parking lot. #ctnow
Muskingum County Engineer's Office has announced Potts Lane will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 14 for culvert replacement just north of the address of 1531. #trnow