Coshocton Tribune

1 week ago | coshoctontribune.com | Kyle Robertson

Kyle RobertsonOhio State Buckeye fans get their pictures taken around the Archie Griffin statue outside Ohio Stadium before the spring game on April 12, 2025. Kyle Robertson/Columbus DispatchOhio State Buckeye fans wait to enter Ohio Stadium for the spring game on April 12, 2025. Kyle Robertson/Columbus DispatchOhio State Buckeye fans wait to enter Ohio Stadium for the spring game on April 12, 2025.

2 weeks ago | coshoctontribune.com | Ed Balint

Craft breweries in Ohio and across the country are facing mounting challenges, including changing consumer tastes, thinner profit margins and now tariffs. Even though craft brewery closures have increased in Ohio, the overall number of breweries continue to gradually grow. Fat Head's, which includes a Stark County location, is expanding its product line to include hard root beer, seltzers and possibly THC-infused drinks.

2 weeks ago | coshoctontribune.com | Kent Mallett

Microsoft has delayed construction of data centers in Licking County, Ohio, but local leaders hope the projects will eventually proceed. The company cited a need to evaluate the sites in line with its investment strategy, but remains committed to funding infrastructure improvements. While disappointed, local officials expressed understanding and emphasized the importance of Microsoft's commitment to infrastructure upgrades.

2 weeks ago | coshoctontribune.com | Leonard Hayhurst

The Ohio House of Representatives on Wednesday will vote to eliminated the Public Library Fund and replace it with a line item in the general budget. When comparing fiscal year to fiscal year, this would be a loss of current funding and below what has been proposed by Gov. Mike DeWine. This could lead to cuts to programs and resources.

2 weeks ago | coshoctontribune.com | Joey Kaufman

When Ohio State football began scrimmaging on Saturday, the starting right tackle was Austin Siereveld. It was a notable move for a redshirt sophomore offensive lineman who made six starts at left guard last season. “He’s getting to the point where he could start at guard or tackle,” coach Ryan Day said. Few of the returning Buckeyes are said to have had a better offseason than Siereveld.