The FAME festival returns on September 24


The festival returns to Cambridge

Cambridge Main Street will host the festival of food, art, music and entertainment on September 24. Live entertainment will feature E. Wade Rodriguez, Tracy Blaine Music and Generation Gap. There will be children’s activities/games, charity fundraisers, arts and crafts classes and more.

Art/craft and food vendors are wanted for the festival. For a vendor application, additional information, to reserve a vendor space, contact the Main Street office at 740-439-2238 or director@downtowncambridge.com.

Heacock appointed to ZSC board

The office of Governor Mike DeWine has announced that Colleen Hawkins Heacock of New Concord has been reappointed as a member of the Zane State College Board of Trustees for a term from August 1, 2022 to July 31, 2022. 2025

Back to school party set

First Christian Church will host a back-to-school party from 2-4pm on Sunday, August 14 at 127 Beatty Ave., Cambridge. This is a free activity for school-age children and families. First Christian Church’s outreach committee is planning a backpack raffle, school supply giveaways, food, crafts and more. For more information call 740-432-5923.

The boil order has been lifted

The Guernsey County Water Department has lifted the boil order for Vocational Road from Jerusalem Avenue to Vocational School, including Kenyon Avenue.

Amateur Radio Association to meet

The Cambridge Amateur Radio Association will meet at 10am on July 30 at the Guernsey County Administration Building.

Celebrating 4-H

The Guernsey County 4-H Council will celebrate 100 years of 4-H Friday from 6 to 8 p.m., at the fairgrounds. Activities include bounce houses, bouncy tank, children’s games, face painting, petting zoo and dancing. There will be free cupcakes, ice cream, popcorn and water.



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Melinda Jimenez

Melinda Jimenez