Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterA cow attempts to lick participants of an annual tour of barns, which made a stop at Steam Valley Farms, Friday, April 26 in Dover Township. The Friends of Ohio Barns group tours barns every year in a different county of Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterLuke Smallbone's daughter, Evie, 3, center, looks to her father, right during the For King & Country sound check before the Alive Festival, Thursday, July, 18 at Atwood Lake in the Mineral City area. Sitting at left is tour manager, Mark "Chico" Dicicco's son, Adler, 6. The tours are typically a family affair for those members with children.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterMailee Tango, 8 is crowned 2025 Little Swiss Miss during the 2024 contest, Thursday, at the 2024 Ohio Swiss Festival.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterBadin baseball's mental performance coach Eric Cole, far left, leads players in pre-game juggling exercises before an OHSAA State Baseball DII Championship game against West Branch, Sunday, June 9, at Canal Park in Akron. Pictured is Tyler Burden, top, Cooper Ollis, right, and Carson Niehaus, bottom. Coach Eric, who also teaches psychology at the high school, helps the student-athletes with focus by engaging in sport-specific pregame routines.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCarter Breisch, 6, dressed as Pennywise from the movie, It, paces the sidewalk near his home on Fair Ave NW, on trick or treating day, Saturday, in New Philadelphia.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterMariah Emery, of Stonecreek, casts her ballott as her five children look on at the Stonecreek Fire Department, on Election Day, 2024, in Tuscarawas County.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterHayden Freeland, a junior at Indian Valley High School in Gnadenhutten, is an avid gamer who maintains three separate stations in a dedicated gaming room at his home in Rush Township, where he lives with his parents, Steve and Jennifer. The home is situated in a rural area previously devoid of stable internet connectivity, until Spectrum began offering broadband not long ago. Since almost all of Hayden's school work is done through a Chromebook, the recent improvement has also vastly improved his schooling experience.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterMineral City firefighter Jim Daugherty kicks a smoldering extension cord that caught fire in the garage of a home on Dessecker Dr NE, in Fairfield Township, Thursday, July, 18. The homeowner uses a small kiln inside the garage to melt down glass bottles in the creation of craft-style artworks.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterThe Tuscarawas County Fair continues to be a tradition for residents from Tuscarawas County and beyond since the formation of the county agricultural society in 1849. 10 years later, horses, cattle, sheep and hogs were exhibited, with flowers, needlework, fruits and grain exhibited in the Dover Schoolhouse in an area known as Hayden’s Grove. A year after, an estimated 5,000 people attended over two days. Growing in popularity, a plot of land was purchased, and fairgrounds were established. Ever since, rain or shine, fairgoers have enjoyed the event which today revolves mostly around 4-H culture. —A cowboy participates in bare back riding at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTucker Treharne, 2, of Negley, sits atop his mom's horse before the start of rodeo events at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterJohn Phillips, of Newcomerstown, adds rosin to a rope in preparation for bull riding – the last events in the rodeo show at the Tuscarawas County Fair. After 51 years participating in the rodeo, he said, "the good lord and fans keep me going. It's about the people in the audience. If you make them smile its worthwhile. That's more than a win to me, because that buckle fades."
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCollie Kinsey celebrates a full pull during the kiddie tractor pull, Saturday, during the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterLandri Bailey, 2, from Bowerston, washes toy horses as her mom, Evann, gives some encouraging words during the livestock auction at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterNoah Shaw, from the 4-H Junior Achievers, embraces his steer as he waits his turn during the livestock auction at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterA ride operator makes adjustments to equipment before the opening of rides, Tuesday at noon, during the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterKids socialize before opening of the demolition derby, Sunday, at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCompetitors take their marks for the start of the kids big wheel derby, Sunday, at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterKyndall Boitnot, 16, drives in her first ever demolition derby, Sunday, at the Tuscarawas County Fair. Her father Teddy accompanied her. She took 1st place in the youth division.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterRepublican 2024 US Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, right, plays a dart game with Detective Capt. Adam Fisher of the Tuscarawas County Sheriff's Office at the Tuscarawas County Fair on Sunday.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterA spectator takes in ground roping competition at the Tuscarawas County Fair.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTwo Dover High School students prepared to get a taste for what it meant to be a civil engineer during competition in this year's 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition at Kent State University Tuscarawas. These are the photos from the competition that day, examining bridge flaws upon entry, as well as competition day.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTwo Dover High School students prepared to get a taste for what it meant to be a civil engineer during competition in this year's 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition at Kent State University Tuscarawas. These are the photos from the competition that day, examining bridge flaws upon entry, as well as competition day. —Paul Dunlap, teacher and Project Lead the Way advisor at Tusky Valley Middle-High School, validates entries during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterAnna Mouse, at bottom right, a senior at Sherwood Cass High School in Creighton, MO, makes modifications to her model bridge at check-in for the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Modifications were allowed if a bridge did not qualify, so long as they were validated in time for competition.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterEntrant model bridges are validated in accordance with rules during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterRylan Beal, a student at Bellingham High School in Bellingham, Washington, photographs model bridges during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
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Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTim Vandeborne, a teacher at Buckeye Career Center in New Philadelphia, tests a model bridge during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Bridges could be mailed in by contestants, or transported in person.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterSora Dionne, a students at Bellingham High School in Bellingham, Washington, looks over model bridges during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTrinity Breher, a Dover High School junior, prepares her bridge for load testing during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCarl Conrad, a Project Lead the Way advisor and math and engineering teacher at Dover High School, shares a laugh with one of his students, Bradyn Miller, a senior at right, during the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCayden Ahmed, a student at Advanced Technologies Academy in Las Vegas, Nevada, competes in the 46th annual International Bridge Building Competition held at Kent State University Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Bridges could be mailed in by contestants, or transported and tested in person.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTwo people experiencing homelessness, Tonya and Troy, pack up what they can as New Philadelphia Police oversee the eviction process at the Fouth Street Extension SE homeless encampment, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. The land is private property and prior notice to evict was given months before. All the while, Tony has maintained that the property is hers – a dispute not seriously entertained by her, the city, or the railroad which owns a portion of the land.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterFront end loaders move in to begin clearing a homeless encampment, as well as overgrown brush at Fourth Street Extension SE, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. Two people calling the encampment their home were still present on the private land.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterNew Philadelphia street department workers clear refuse at the Fourth Street Extension SE homeless encampment, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. The city had served notice to evict months prior.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterPiles of trash and collections of things could be seen at the Fourth Street Extension SE homeless encampment before the city cleared it, Friday, April 5, in New Philadelphia.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterCity of New Philadelphia street department workers remove a burn barrel from a makeshift shelter at the Fourth Street Extension SE homeless encampment, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. The city had served notice to evict months prior.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTony’s dog stands by while she and Troy pack up what they can.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTonya secures belongings as she deals with the upheaval of being evicted from a makeshift shelter.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTonya and Troy attempt to vacate private property being used as a homeless encampment as New Philadelphia Police oversee the eviction process, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. They had to turn around and use another egress route that was more stable.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTonya and Troy vacate private property being used as a homeless encampment as New Philadelphia Police oversee and assist in the proces, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTonya and Troy vacate private property being used as a homeless encampment with the assistance of New Philadelphia Police officers, Friday, April 5 in New Philadelphia. They had to turn around and use another egress route that was more stable. The land is private property and prior notice to evict was given months before. Tonya all the while has maintained that the property is hers.
Second Place, Photographer of the Year - Small Market - Andrew Dolph / The Times ReporterTonya waits with her belongings while Troy headed out to find solutions to their predicament. Tonya would not have been accepted at the local homeless shelter with a dog, and Troy maintained that he had on and off again residency elsewhere and chooses to stay with Tonya when he wants.
