The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's Agriculture for Good Government Political Action Committee (OFBF-AGGPAC) has named Troy Balderson of Zanesville a '2008 Friend of Agriculture' in this November's General Election. OFBF is the state's largest general farm organization representing more than 230,000 member families.

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After serving 20 years with the New Concord Fire Department EMS, Donna McKirahan still has a soft spot for the local department.

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Because of their home's perfect location on Adamsville Road, Sam and Dru Williams wouldn't have missed the annual Adamsville Homecoming parade for anything.

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Candidate for State Senator, Jimmy Stewart, and candidate for State Representative, Troy Balderson were in attendance. "We are here to help support the local economy. It is a good way to meet people in a rural community. Out here, we can't knock on every door," said Stewart.

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Troy Balderson, candidate for the 94th Disctrict Ohio House of Representatives tours Coshocton County in his ongoing effort to learn more about the area, people, and offerings of this magnificant area. Troy took part in the Coshocton County Convention and Visitors Bureau Coshocton familiarization tour that was offered free to the public. The Convention & Visitors Bureau invited local and regional elected officials so they could see the positive attribues of the county. Troy, since he is running for the House of Representatives, accepted the offer. "I wanted to learn more about my district," he said. "I wanted to learn what Coshocton has to offer. It's why I took the tour and I'm glad I did."

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