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Hospitals · United States

Washington County Regional Medical Center CEO Comments on Impact of Medicaid Cuts

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WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ga. (WJBF) - The CEO of Washington County Regional Medical Center has issued a statement regarding potential impacts from Medicaid cuts. ALSO ON WJBF | Report finds rural hospitals in Georgia are at risk of closing “WCRMC values transparency and appreciates the questions that we’ve received recently regarding the impact federal Medicaid cuts associated with the Big Beautiful Bill will have on our hospital. “There are se…See the Story

What You Need to Know to Protect Yourself From Lyme Disease

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Dover Puts Restrictions on Electric Scooter Operators - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

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DOVER – City Council has approved restrictions on electric scooter riders after months of debate. Council had little debate on one ordinance that required helmets on riders under 18 and kept electric scooters off high-speed roads among several other regulations. It took longer for members to come to a consensus on a second ordinance that kept E-scooter riders out of city parks. They finally passed it unanimously Monday, with a couple of members …See the Story

Newcomerstown man dies in Wednesday crash on I-77 - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

CAMBRIDGE (WJER) (July 24, 2025) – The State Highway Patrol says a Newcomerstown man was killed in a single-vehicle crash on I-77 in Guernsey County Wednesday morning. 63-year-old Christopher Morrow died in the crash shortly before 6 a.m. just north of the Kimbolton exit. Cambridge Post Commander Lt. Todd Henry says Morrow’s northbound car went off the left side of the roadway, through the median, and struck a guardrail on the southbound side o…Cambridge · Cambridge Read Article

Tuscarawas County Man Infected with La Crosse Virus

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UHRICHVILLE, Ohio (WJW) -- A Tuscarawas County man is recovering after health officials said he recently contracted the La Crosse virus. The Tuscarawas County Health Department was notified about the confirmed human case on July 17. The La Crosse virus is a viral disease that spreads to humans when bit by infected eastern tree hole mosquitoes, which typically reside in wooded and forested areas. Aedes triseriatus mosquito female biting on human …Uhrichsville · Uhrichsville See the Story

New Philadelphia Schools heading back to the ballot for new buildings - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

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Local FOP leader recognized for decades of dedication - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

DOVER – The safety director for the city of Dover and Buckeye Career Center is the recipient of a lifetime achievement award from the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police. Bob Everett was president of the local FOP Tuscora Lodge Number 4 for close to 30 years. Ohio FOP President Jay McDonald says Everett is worthy of the Steve Young Award, named after the former Ohio and National FOP President who passed away in 2003. “Bob was awarded this prestigious…Dover · Dover Read Article

Lost cat in New Phila Southside - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

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Court updates on pair of assaults from August 2024 - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

PLEA DEAL REACHED NEW PHILADELPHIA – A 24-year-old New Philadelphia man has pleaded guilty to felonious assault for ramming his pickup truck into his bicycle-riding adversary. In exchange for Quintin Sarver’s plea, prosecutors dropped a more serious attempted murder charge. Sentencing is scheduled for August 26th. Tuscarawas County Sheriff Orvis Campbell said back in August 2024 Sarver caused severe injuries to then 42-year-old Dustin Bowe when …New Philadelphia · New Philadelphia Read Article

ODOT planning for Tuscarawas County's first roundabout at 250 and 21 intersection - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

STRASBURG – ODOT plans to build a roundabout just north of Strasburg in four years. This will be at the U.S. 250 and State Route 21 intersection. Construction of the project won’t happen until 2029. ODOT District 11 Spokesperson Lauren Borell says $1.5 million from the Ohio Safety Improvement Program will cover the cost. “This is a very exciting project as this will be the first one in Tuscarawas County. We have received this funding through wha…Strasburg · Strasburg Read Article

Starbucks workers, first responders grateful no one was hurt when car crashed into store - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

NEW PHILADELPHIA – That nobody was hurt Monday morning when a car crashed into the usually-busy Starbucks on Blue Bell Drive is a minor miracle. Police say a 75-year-old local woman accidentally put her car in drive instead of reverse and accelerated through the glass front doors and windows of the Blue Bell Drive Starbucks around 9:45 a.m. New Philadelphia Fire Captain Robert Snyder was one of the first responders on the scene. “It wasn’t anyth…Starbucks · New Philadelphia Read Article

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