Many credit him with halting logging and burning in the there for more than a decade after his first battle with the U.S. Forest Service in the 1980s. It's a fight he continues to wage.

COSHOCTON − A documentary showcasing Coshocton of the past has been digitized with public screenings being planned before posting on social media. And its content is different than originally ...

"The Coshocton Story" is a 20-minute documentary in black and white with music and narration found in the home of the late Jim Hale of the Pastime Theater. It has been digitized and a public viewing ...

Officials originally believed the old film, discovered in a Chestnut Street home, was made in 1940. It's now believed it's from the late 1960s.