12 • The Beacon May 29, 2025
2 juveniles transported after accident
On May 22 at approximately 7:42 a. m., the Coshocton County Sheriff’ s Office received a 911 call in reference to an injury accident in the 100 Block of South Kirk Street in West Lafayette, involving two juveniles on a bike and a vehicle.
Upon arrival of West Lafayette police officers, it was determined a juvenile operating an electric bicycle with another juvenile passenger on the back was traveling east in an alley between West Main Street and West Russell Avenue.
When approaching the intersection of the alley and South Kirk Street, the operator of the electric bicycle failed to stop at the intersection and struck a 2015 White GMC pickup truck driven by Haley Wick of West Lafayette, who
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West Lafayette police officers responded to an injury accident in the 100 Block of South Kirk Street in West Lafayette, involving two juveniles on a bike and a vehicle.
was traveling north on South Kirk Street. Both juveniles were treated at the scene and transported by CCEMS to Genesis Hospital. Both juveniles
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SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1975
Yesterday marked the beginning of the county’ s bicentennial celebrations. The American Legions Minutemen unit performed the flag raising, and the national anthem was performed by the junior high bands of Coshocton, Ridgewood, Three Rivers and Warsaw under the direction of Don Sanders. State Rep. Rex Kieffer presented the special bicentennial flag to County Commissioner Charles Turner. Bert Cushman, who served as master of ceremonies, led the Pledge of Allegiance. Rev. Robert Binkley performed the invocation, and the benediction was given by Rev. Roy LeGrow. In addition to music performed by the assembled junior high bands Ruth Edwards with Jan Coffman accompanying performed“ America” and“ God Bless America.” Prior to the flag raising Ed Falk, president of the Rotary Club, thanked the community for their help funding and constructing the new bandstand on the court square.
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1985
West Lafayette’ s Memorial Day observance is planned for this Sunday. American Legion Post 466 will host the traditional Memorial Day service at Fairfield Cemetery. Jon Mosier, sergeant detective of the Coshocton County Sheriff Office, will deliver the Memorial Day message. A parade will follow. Vane Scott, owner of Colonial Flag Co., will serve as the main speaker at a service on the court square after the parade.
FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1995
Fiesta Hair & Tanning will hold its annual Cut-A-Thon June 4. The telethon raises money for the Children’ s Miracle Network, and the more than 300 salons across five states will be participating.“ Our salon has been No. 1 each year for the past five years that we have participated in the telethon,” said Phyllis Corder, manager for the Fiesta Salon located in the Downtowner Plaza. The charity event sees $ 5 dollar haircuts offered.“ We will also hold a garage and bake sale and will welcome donations. We will also be raffling off many handmade craft items made by our customers. The help of our customers is what makes the event a success,” Corder said. There will be two live bands that will play over the course of the event: the Midnight Riders and the Neon Moon.
SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2005
A new tradition may be starting in Coshocton as the second RibFest will soon be held at the Himebaugh Lot. The event is sponsored by Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church and seeks to unite the community in fellowship and raise funds to repair the church building.“ We have been preparing all year, so we are not caught off guard,” said Rev. Cedric Anderson.“ I am looking forward to the people that come together to support this vision that our pastor( the Rev. Cliff Biggers) had of the lot being filled with people.” Angela Redman serves as the coordinator for the event.“ The church has always sold ribs, but it was always on such a small scale.” Deacon Richie King said“ We are raising money to mainly help repair the church, but we eventually want to have different types of involvement with the community such as an after-school program. If the roof isn’ t repaired though we won’ t have a church.”
All information was obtained from microfilm of the Coshocton Tribune at the Coshocton County Library and from the archives of The Coshocton County Beacon.