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EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, MAY 17, 2025, CPT WILL NO LONGER OPERATE ON SATURDAYS.
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Tractor drive planned for May 17
The Coshocton County Antique Power Association annual Summer Tractor Drive will be Saturday, May 17 at 10 a. m. at the home of Rick Cullison, 24372 state Route 60, Warsaw.
Tractors will journey to the Corn Crib in Newcastle for lunch and then return. Lunch will be on your own. The rain date is Saturday, May 24 at 10 a. m.
For questions or information, call or text Erik Kelley at 614-949-4350, Walt Barber at 419-606-5407 or Cullison at 740-502-0788.
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Shamrock Shakes help with event for Ronald McDonald House Charities
From Feb. 10 to March 23, 25 cents of every Shamrock Shake sold in the McDonald’ s of Northeast Ohio region supported Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Ohio, helping families stay together and close to the medical care their children need.
This annual fundraiser is part of the national Gift to RMHC campaign, which celebrates the long-standing partnership between McDonald’ s and Ronald McDonald House Charities.
What began in 1974 as a shared vision between McDonald’ s franchisees, community leaders and the Philadelphia Eagles to support families in need has since grown into a global effort.
Over the past 50 years, McDonald’ s, its franchisees and customers have contributed more than $ 1 billion to RMHC— a commitment that continues today.
“ At RMHC NEO, we see firsthand the impact of every Shamrock Shake purchased,” said Craig Wilson, chief executive officer of RMHC NEO.“ Each donation helps us provide families with a
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This Shamrock Season, McDonald’ s of Northeast Ohio once again brought joy to customers while making an impact in the community.
“ Each donation helps us provide families with a home away from home, ensuring they can focus on their child’ s health without worrying about where they’ ll stay or their next meal.”
Craig Wilson, chief executive officer of RMHC NEO home away from home, ensuring they can focus on their child’ s health without worrying about where they’ ll stay or their next meal.”
Thanks to the generosity of McDonald’ s customers, local franchisees and the broader community, this year’ s fundraiser raised $ 97,805, reinforcing Mc- Donald’ s commitment to giving back and strengthening families across Northeast Ohio.