Times Reporter

The Times-Reporter is a daily newspaper based in New Philadelphia, Ohio, published every morning of the week. It is part of GateHouse Media's portfolio. This publication was formed in 1968 when The Daily Times of New Philadelphia merged with The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio. Its main coverage areas are New Philadelphia and Dover, but it also serves various communities in Tuscarawas County, including Baltic, Bolivar, Dennison, Gnadenhutten, Newcomerstown, Strasburg, Sugarcreek, Tuscarawas, and Uhrichsville, as well as some regions in Carroll, Coshocton, Harrison, Holmes, and Stark counties. In April 2007, GateHouse Media took ownership of The Times-Reporter from Copley Press. The Times-Reporter is affiliated with three other GateHouse newspapers in Northeast Ohio: the daily publications The Independent in Massillon and The Repository in Canton, along with the weekly The Suburbanite covering southern Summit County.

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Ohio Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Midday winning numbers for June 21, 2025

6 days ago | timesreporter.com | Jordan Kellogg

The Ohio Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at June 21, 2025, results for each game:PowerballPowerball drawings are held Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m.03-16-32-52-62, Powerball: 24, Power Play: 3Check Powerball payouts and previous drawings here. Pick 3Drawings are held daily, seven days a week, at 12:29 p.m. and 7:29 p.m., except Saturday evening. Midday: 0-6-9Evening: 8-6-8Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
What could go wrong? Experts offer tips to keep estate planning from getting messy

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Medora Lee

"The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry," wrote poet Robert Burns. That may be no truer than in estate planning. Rupert Murdoch, 94, patriarch of the News Corp empire, last year lost a legal battle over control of his media businesses, including Fox News. Jimmy Buffett’s widow Jane and his longtime business manager and financial adviser Richard Mozenter currently have dueling lawsuits for control of the late Margaritaville singer’s $275 million estate.
"Winning Above Everything": 7 takeaways from Ohio State coach Jake Diebler's summer talk

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Adam Jardy

Ohio State men's basketball is emphasizing a "WINNING ABOVE EVERYTHING" mantra for the 2025-26 season. Several players are returning from injury, and the team is optimistic about their improved health compared to last year. Slogans and uniforms are created with purpose within the Ohio State men’s basketball program.
Should you buy a 20-year-old used car? Why age isn't as important as you might think

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Charles Singh

Vehicle degradation depends on mileage more than age. One study proved that several vehicles can last for 250K miles. Drivers can estimate their vehicle's lifespan by dividing the total miles before major repairs by annual driving range. Buying older used car models can save drivers big bucks. The question is, how old is too old for a used vehicle? Is there a definitive age cutoff when it comes to buying a reliable used car model?
Ohio State football offers scholarship to Jeremiah Smith's brother, Angelo

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Bill Rabinowitz

Ohio State has offered a scholarship to Angelo Smith, the brother of star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. Angelo Smith announced the offer on X on June 17 after participating in a camp at Ohio State. "Woww!! Extremely blessed to earn an offer from Thee Ohio State University," he posted. The younger Smith, who'll be a sophomore at Chaminade-Madonna in Hollywood, Florida, plays a different position than his brother.
Ranking Ohio State football schedule in 2025 from easiest to toughest games

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Joey Kaufman

Ohio State’s attempt to repeat as national champions begins with a formidable schedule in the regular season. Three nonconference games start with a potential top-five matchup with Texas, and five out of the nine Big Ten games are away from Ohio Stadium, including a trip to the West Coast for a second straight season. Some teams always surprise, making it a bit of a challenge to assess the true strength of a schedule over the summer. Remember Indiana?
D'Angelo Russell, former Ohio State players return to work with current Buckeyes at 'Vet Week'

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Adam Jardy

Former Ohio State players D'Angelo Russell, Malaki Branham, E.J. Liddell and others are back on campus and suiting up for the Buckeyes again. The former players are obviously out of eligibility, but each was back inside the Jerome Schottenstein Center on Monday to participate in Ohio State's annual "Vet Week," when former Buckeyes come back to work with and play against members of the current team.
Smell rotten eggs? Area at Leesville Lake closed due to hydrogen sulfide gas concerns

1 week ago | timesreporter.com | Grace Springer

Does anyone smell rotten eggs? The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said conditions at Leesville Lake in Carroll County could result in the presence and possible release of hydrogen sulfide gases. The conditions were discovered in the outlet works area, the agency said June 16. The problem is normally contained to the area adjacent to the outlet works.
Ohio State football lands first pledge in 2028 class with running back Elijah Newman-Hall

2 weeks ago | timesreporter.com | Joey Kaufman

Elijah Newman-Hall, a running back from Tampa, Florida, made a verbal commitment to Ohio State on June 13. Newman-Hall is the first piece in the Buckeyes’ recruiting class for 2028, a group that includes rising high school sophomores. He announced his pledge days after visiting Ohio State for a camp. Debuting as a freshman on the varsity team at Blake High School last fall, he ran for 829 yards and eight touchdowns, according to statistics on MaxPreps.
Which Ohio State sports will receive revenue-sharing payments in 2025-26?

2 weeks ago | timesreporter.com | Joey Kaufman

Ohio State will begin paying athletes in football, men's and women's basketball, and women's volleyball starting July 1st. The payments are part of a revenue-sharing model stemming from a recent antitrust settlement with the NCAA. The athletic department will distribute about $18 million to athletes for NIL usage, with football and men's basketball expected to receive the largest share.