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Alpine Cabinets of Holmes County
Designing and building custom cabinetry for every room of your home, in an array of wood species, styles and finishes. All cabinetry is handcrafted at our location, to meet the customers' specifications. Family owned and operated since 1987. Mon-Fri 7:30am-4pm, Sat by appointment. Handicap accessible.
7932 TR 662, Dundee
Amish Country Leather
Leather coats, vests, chaps, luggage, gloves & much more for our biker friends! Also check out the huge selection of leather and fashion purses, wallets, and belts on the lower level!
PO Box 373, Berlin
Amish Country Peddler
Huge selection of quality home décor items such as rugs, candles, curtains, pictures, shelves, signs, seasonal décor, and pine furniture. We're also the largest Crocs™ footwear dealer in the state! Open May-Nov 9-6; Dec-April 10-5. Closed Sundays. Handicap accessible.
3239 SR 39, Walnut Creek
Amish Door Village
Discover the Amish Door difference with our restaurant, bakery, banquet center, luxurious inn, specialty shops, market and deli, dinner theater, and more! Visit our web site for our list of events! Mon-Sat 7am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
1210 Winesburg Street, PO Box 215, Wilmot
330-359-5464 or 888-264-7436
Amish Oak Furniture Co.
Amish Oak Furniture Co., Ohio's original Amish furniture store since 1982. Hardwood furniture from traditional to contemporary, sofas, mattress sets & more. Lifetime furniture guarantee. Large in-stock selection. Open Tues-Sat 10am-5:30pm, Sun 12-5.
268 W. Main St., Loudonville
419-994-5595 or 800-686-8855
Open Sundays
Amish Traditions Distributing, Inc.
Amish-crafted furniture made just for you. Dining room, bedroom, and living room suites, office furniture, entertainment centers, kitchen islands, heritage lace, lawn furniture, concrete statuaries, and more. Est. 1988. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
13233 SR 39, PO Box 339, Nashville
330-378-2791 or 888-292-6474
Ashery Country Store Inc.
A quaint Amish country setting, we offer more than just bulk foods. It's an experience you won't want to miss! Open March-Dec 8-5; Jan-Feb 9-4; Jan-Feb 9-5 on Saturdays. Closed Sundays. Handicap accessible.
8922 SR 241, Fredericksburg
Berlin Antique Mall & Berlin Craft Mall
Explore 13,000 sq. ft. of wonderful antiques on one floor at Berlin Antique Mall. 14,000 sq. ft. of handcrafted Amish gifts, souvenirs, and more await you at the Berlin Craft Mall. Located next to Schrock's Amish Farm. Open Mon-Thurs 9-5 and Fri-Sat 9-6. Handicap accessible.
4359 SR 39, Berlin
Berlin Creek Gallery
Representing P. Buckley Moss, Thomas Kinkade, Diane Grabner and a delightful variety of talented local artists. Outstanding selection of Amish scenes. Awesome matting and framing. First-class gallery in the heart of Amish country. You're going to love it! Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.
5042 SR 39, PO Box 181, Berlin
Berlin Main Street Merchants
Berlin, the heart of Amish Country! Berlin offers an array of more than 50, restaurants, lodging, and attractions that will make your stay memorable!
PO Box 177, Berlin
Berlin Village Antique Mall
Located in the heart of Amish Country this large Antique Mall has two floors of primitives, tools, coins, glassware, collectibles, and much more! 30-day layaway. Open Jan-May: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-6pm; Jun-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
4774 US 62, Berlin
Berlin Village Gift Barn
15,000-sq.ft. of amazing things for your home and closet! Boutique with rare finds in clothing and jewelry: Pandora, Brighton, and Vera Bradley. Find the latest home décor, florals, and tabletop linens. Jan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
4755 SR 39, PO Box 14, Berlin
330-893-2648 or 330-893-1174
Best of Ohio's Amish Country
Visit 7 of the finest stores in Holmes, Wayne, and Stark Counties. Exemplifying the hospitality, craftsmanship, and heritage of Ohio's Amish Country, visitors will be drawn to these special locations again and again.
Amish Country, Ohio
Blue River Gallery
Extraordinary art pieces by more than 200 fine American artists. Festive hand-blown glass ornaments, vases, handcrafted hot glass jewelry, Raku fired pottery, glassfused stoneware, bronze sculptures. A remarkable gallery. A place like no other! You're going to love it. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
5032 SR 39, Berlin
Books in Stock Used and Rare
Located in historic downtown Wooster, Books in Stock is one of the most eclectic used book stores in Ohio. Over 100,000 books neatly shelved and well-organized. Open late every night. Open Mon-Sat 8:30am-9pm; Sun 1pm-5pm. Handicap accessible.
140 E. Liberty, Wooster
Bookworms, LLC.
Browse through thousands of new and used books. Trades accepted. New books available at used prices! A homeschooling resource center is provided by The Christian Homestead Bookstore.
34 S. Clay St., Suite A., Millersburg
Bowden Bells & Garden Art
Recycled metal bells, fountains, birdbaths, feeders, whimsical garden stakes, trellis, folk art, original jewelry, fused-glass, pottery. Our open working studio and showroom is worth the trip. Family owned, USA made, recycled art. Near Shreve. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Closed Sundays. Handicap accessible.
11671 TR 506, Big Prairie
Breitenbach Wine Cellars
The best of Amish Country! Sample over 40 of our award winning wines. Large gift shop! Guided cellar tours available. Try Cafe Breitenbach for lunch serving paninis, salads, & wood-fired pizzas. Mon-Sat 9am-6pm. Closed Sundays. Handicap accessible.
5934 Old Route 39, Dover
330-343-3603 or 800-THE-WINE
Broad Run Cheesehouse and Swiss Heritage Winery
The marriage of wine and cheese. Both made with pride! Sampling Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm. Cheese factory tours mornings only, $1.50. Area's most exquisite curtain and lace Victorian shop. Mon-Sat 9am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
6011 Old Rt. 39 NW, Dover
330-343-4108 or 800-332-3358
Care N Share
You will find hundreds of locally handmade crafts, quilts, baskets, and gift items. All the items are crafted by physically challenged Amish people in Wayne and Holmes Counties. Come visit! Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
10412 Dover Rd, Apple Creek
Carlisle Gifts
A favorite stop! Shop til 8pm Apr-Dec. Vera Bradley; Camille Beckman; designer original florals; Annaleece jewelry; Da Vinci and Novo beads; home décor; garden accessories; boutique; Crabtree and Evelyn; free gift wrapping. Open Apr-Dec 9am-8pm; Jan-Mar Mon-Thurs 9am-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 236, 4962 Walnut Street, Walnut Creek
Charm Harness & Boot
Work, western, and hiking is what built our business, but today we consist of much broader range. Men's, ladies', and kid's shoes and apparel. Brands like Red Wing, Justin, Carhartt, Merrell, Columbia, and UGG. Mon & Tue 7:30am-5pm, Wed & Fri 7:30am-7pm, Thu & Sat 7:30am-3pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 114, 4432 CR 70, Charm
Chestnut Ridge Sewing
Chestnut Ridge Sewing was established in 1985 as a sewing machine repair shop. In 1988, it became a BERNINA Sewing Machine Sales and Service store. From the beginning it has been our goal to provide superior products and superior service.
3647 SR 39, 5079 TR 401, Millersburg
Coblentz Chocolate Company
Jason and Mary Coblentz invite you to stop in and see their grand selection of candies. They welcome you to visit the viewing gallery to hear the humming and smell the inviting aroma of warm chocolate covering homemade centers. Open Mon-Sat 9a.m.-5p.m., July-Oct 9a.m.-6p.m. Handicap accessible.
4917 SR 515, Walnut Creek or 4860 E Main St. Berlin , Walnut Creek
330-893-2995 or 800-338-9341 or 330-403-3020 in Berlin
Colonial Homestead, The
Holmes County's only handmade furniture crafted onsite. Authentic period furniture, furnishings, and tools for the discerning collector or user. Offering antique restoration, working with hand-tool classes, craftsmen demo's and more. Mon by chance or appointment, Tues-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat. 9am-2pm or by chance or appointment.
144 A West Jackson St., Millersburg
Coop, The
Experience a unique atmosphere that allows customers to see products made in the USA in gorgeous vignettes featuring quality, handcrafted hardwood and upholstered furniture, home accents, and gifts. Open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm. Check website for seasonal hours. Handicap accessible.
1373 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek
Country Craft Cupboard, Inc.
Two floors of craft supplies in an old country store! Patterns, samples, fabrics, homespun, 100% wool, rug-hooking, stamping, scrapbooking, blank clothing. CCC, Too! (next door) Counted cross stitch, punchneedle, embroidery, yarn punch. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. October hours Mon-Thurs 10am-5pm, Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm. Jan-Feb Mon-Thurs10am-4pm, Fri-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 419, 4813 East Main Street, Berlin
Country Furniture
Complete line of handcrafted and upholstered furniture. Tables built by a family member. Non-commercialized. 32 years, family owned. Friendly staff will help you combine comfort, quality, and price with your personal taste. Shipping nationwide. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
4329 CR 168, Millersburg
Country Gatherings
Colonial, primitive, and vintage country furnishings for your home and garden. An outdoor courtyard specializing in the largest selection of fairy garden accessories. Find an abundance of Troll, Chamilia, and Novo beads. Jan-Mar: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-6pm, Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm.
4755 SR 39, Berlin
Country View Wicker
Complete line of indoor and outdoor wicker. Northcape, classic rattan, and more. Large selection of cushion options. See us featured in Southern Living magazine spring of 2010. Open Mar-Sept Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Oct-Feb 10am-5pm. Call ahead to verify winter hours. Closed some Thursdays.
2701 SR 557, Baltic
Creative Outlet Indian Store
Mohican's famous Native American store since 1979. Featuring enormous inventory of Indian jewelry, crafts, art. View silversmithing. Custom jewelry. Minnetonka moccasins, crystals, beads, copper, music, books, jackets, knives, candles, etc. Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Fri 10am-8pm, Sun 11am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
226 W. Main St., Loudonville
Der Bake Oven Inc.
Variety of the finest homemade pastries, breads, pies, cookies, rolls, and cakes. Made from scratch. Sixteen flavors of homemade ice cream, eight flavors of soft serve yogurt, old-fashioned soft serve custard, hot or cold beverages. Dine in or drive thru available. Corner of US 39 and US 62.
PO Box 339, 4766 SR 39, Berlin
Donley Farm LLC
We offer pastured beef and other farm products, including hay, straw ,and eggs, in limited quantities.
14812 State Route 39, Lakeville
Dutch Craft Furniture
Come visit our spacious showroom and see beautiful locally crafted furniture of the highest quality. Bedroom, dining room, and living room furniture is displayed in a wide variety of styles and finishes.
PO Box 199, 4774 US 62, Berlin
Dutch Valley Gifts
Rustic yet refined style. A warm welcome awaits you at our newly renovated store, featuring: Vera Bradley, a unique boutique, and beautiful jewelry. Specialties include: floral, garden, and primitive accents. Open Apr-Dec Mon-Sat 9am-8pm; Jan-Mar Mon-Thurs 10am-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
1373 Old State Route 39, Sugarcreek
Dutch Valley Market
Fresh meats, gourmet food items, turkeys, hams, cheeses, our own smoked sausage, jams and jellies, and gift boxes. Located on the Dutch Valley Restaurant campus. Take home a taste of the country! Open Mon-Sat Apr-Dec 8am-8pm; Jan-Mar 8am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
1411 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek
Dutchman Hospitality Group Inc.
Dutchman Hospitality is dedicated to providing its guests with an experience that celebrates the traditional foods, simple comforts, and rural charm of the Midwestern Amish & Mennonite communities.
PO Box 158, 4895 SR 515, Walnut Creek
330-893-2926 or 877-4carlisle
Erb's Stove Center Ltd.
Located just east of Berlin, Erb's Stove Center offers fireplaces, grills, stoves, outdoor furniture, and fire rings. We make your home cozy and your backyard fun! Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
4100 SR 39, Millersburg
Farmerstown Furniture L.T.D.
We have been serving Holmes County with top-quality furniture for every room in your house since 1969. Custom styles and designs welcome. Three miles east of Charm. Mon-Sat 8am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
3155 S.R. 557, Baltic
Four Corners Furniture
We build bedroom and dining room furniture in oak, cherry, hickory, and maple. Family owned and operated on a 5th-generation farm. Located 3 miles north of Berlin, off US 62, then left on TR 652. Mon-Wed-Thurs-Fri-Sat 10am-5pm. Closed Tues & Sun. Handicap accessible.
7000 TR 652, Millersburg
Furniture Heartland
You really have't seen it all until you have experienced The Furniture Heartland, the nation's largest concentration of solid wood manufacturers and retailers, all found in Ohio's Amish Country! With more than 30 stores within a 30-minte drive, you will discover authentic, well-built furniture, beautifully crafted by skilled artisans!
35 N. Monroe Street, Millersburg
330-674-3975 or 877-643-7874
Gateway Place Wines
Largest selection of Ohio wines anywhere! Featuring over 50 of Ohio's finest wineries. Wine tasting daily. Also, antiques, wine accessories, Amish-made toys/products. Picnic on our deck overlooking scenic Amish Country. Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; Winter: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
14875 Navarre Road SW, Wilmot
Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties, Inc.
Visit Goodwill's new generation store offering unique shopping, huge selections and fantastic bargains. Bid on silent auction items. Proceeds from sales provide employment services to individuals with disabilities and barriers. Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 10pm-5pm. Handicap accessible.
1098 Glen Dr., Millersburg
Open Sundays
Gospel Book Store
Full-service Christian book store located in German Village Center. Great selection of the latest books, bibles, gifts, and music. If we don't have it we'll order it! Mon-Thurs 8:30am-6:30pm, Fri 6:30am-7pm, Sat 7:30am-5pm Handicap accessible.
4900 Oak St., Berlin
Gramma Fannie's Quilt Barn
Gramma Fannie's specializes in what you need to make a quilt! Locally made quilts and wall hangings fill the rafters in this old barn, along with more than 2,000 bolts of fabric. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.
4363 SR 39, Berlin
Green Acres Furniture Ltd.
Designers, manufacturers, and retailers of high-end hardwood furniture. Handcrafted in our own workshop. Custom made for you. 45,000 square feet showroom and manufacturing, family owned and operated since 1988. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
7412 Massillon Road SW, Navarre
330-359-6251 or 800-807-0975
Guggisberg Cheese, Inc.
Home of the Original Baby Swiss. Feature 60 varieties of cheese, all the necessary accompaniments, and authentic German Black Forest Cuckoo Clocks! View cheese making 8am-noon. No smoking. Handicap accessible. Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 8a.m.-6p.m., Sun 11a.m.-4p.m. Jan-Mar: Mon-Sat 8a.m.-5 p.m.
5060 SR 557, Millersburg
330-893-2500 or 800-262-2505
Open Sundays
Harvest Thrift Store Sugarcreek
We carry fine quality donations, antiques, crafts, and new products. Our proceeds benefit youth ministries both locally and abroad. Two locations, Sugarcreek and Wilmot. Mon-Sat 9:30am-6pm.
1019 W. Main St., Sugarcreek
Harvest Thrift Store Wilmot
We carry fine quality donations, antiques, crafts, and new products. Our proceeds benefit youth ministries both locally and abroad. Two locations, Sugarcreek and Wilmot. Mon-Sat 9:30am-6pm.
102 East Main St. , Wilmot
Heini's Cheese Chalet
Where the cheese is made! Enjoy a free factory tour and sample our all-natural cheeses. Homemade fudge, smoked meats, jams and jelly, hand-dipped ice cream, and customized gift packages. Jan-Apr: Mon-Sat 8am-5pm; May-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
6005 CR 77, Millersburg
330-893-2131 or 800-253-6636
Heini's Gourmet Market
Buy Ohio! Heini's second location featuring over 800 Ohio products, custom cheeseballing, Heini's all-natural cheeses, over 300 wine selections representing 40 wineries. Cooking classes on Thursdays from 6pm-8pm, include food, wine, and the culinary skills of noted Ohio chefs. Open Apr-Oct Mon-Sat 9am-7pm; Nov-Mar Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Handicap accessible.
1019 W. Main St., Sugarcreek
Helping Hands Quilt Shop
"A Destination Quilt Shop" est. 1974. Two floors and online shopping. More than 100 locally made quilts and gift items, 3,000 bolts of fabric, notions, stencils, quilt frames, and embroidery. Jan-Feb: Mon-Thu 10am-4pm, Fri-Sat 10am-5pm; Mar-Dec: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm.
PO Box 183, 4818 Main Street, Berlin
Hershberger Antique Mall
There may only be a handful of shops across the country with such a large selection of high quality antiques. We are family-owned and staffed, with two large buildings packed with the most unique and highest quality American antiques available. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. 8am-5pm; Wed. and Fri. 8am-8pm.
3245 SR 557, Baltic
330-893-2064 or 800-893-3702
Hershberger Lawn Structures LTD
We manufacture Playmor Swing Sets, a high-quality line of option-friendly children's playsets for your backyard. Kit-form, ready-to-assemble, simple in design, yet elegant and sturdy.
8990 SR 39, Millersburg
330-674-3900 or 800-438-7529
Hershberger's Bakery & Farms
Full line bakery on premises. Fresh, home-grown produce in season. Farm animal petting area. See Big Ben, Holmes County's biggest Belgian horse! Buggy rides and pony rides. Farm open mid-April-Oct 31 Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Bakery open Apr-Oct 8am-5pm, and Nov-Mar 9am-5pm.
5452 SR 557, Millersburg
Hillcrest Orchard
Hillcrest Orchard a family operated 75 acre orchard with 18 varieties of apples, 10 varieties of peaches, fresh cider, lots of locally grown fresh produce, located in Walnut Creek. Open August thru March, Mon.-Sat. 8am-5pm.
2474 TR 444, Sugarcreek
Historic Downtown Millersburg
Visit our unique Victorian-era downtown and be greeted with a smile! Millersburg offers merchandise handcrafted by local artisans, antiques, dining, pubs, lodging, museums, entertainment, and festivals. Come shop… dine… stay.
6 W. Jackson St., Suite D, PO Box 425, Millersburg
Open Sundays
Holmes County Flea Market
With new items everyday and our own restaurant, we are more than just a flea market. Featuring out 52,000 sq. foot, climate-controlled, single-level building with over 80 vendors. Buses welcome. Open July-Oct Wed-Sat 9am-5pm; Nov-Dec Thurs-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
4550 SR 39, PO Box 441, Berlin
Holmes County Pottery
Handmade pottery fired in Ohio's largest wood-burning kiln. We offer a standard line of pots from functional dinnerware to garden planters using traditional techniques. Mon-Sat 9a.m.-5p.m.
8500 CR 373, Big Prairie
330-496-2406 or email@example.com
Homespun Treasures of Walnut Creek, Inc.
Primitive home decor including window treatments, country bedding, period lighting, reproduction furniture, seasonal decor, and much more. Let our in-house decorators assist you in finding that perfect thing for your home.
PO Box 217, 3147 SR 39, Walnut Creek
Homestead Furniture
Homestead Furniture is Amish Country's largest American-made hardwood furniture store. With a 27,000 square foot designer showroom, Homestead Furniture can design and custom build any furniture. Mon-Sat 8:30am-5pm.
8233 SR 241, Mt. Hope
866-674-4902 or 866-674-4902
Ivy Lane Fine Furniture
We build high quality, hardwood furniture. We work with you to custom design the perfect piece then handcraft it in our family-owned shop. Compare to the best names in hardwood furniture without the big name price tag. Visit us Monday-Friday or Saturdays by appointment. Designers welcome.
6702 CR 624, Millersburg
J & J Woodcraft
Family-owned and operated since 1983. We offer a complete line of quality locally built hardwood furniture. Specializing in custom design furniture that meets the needs of our customers. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
4727 US 62, PO Box 283, Berlin
Jake's Handcrafted Wood
Find a full line of handcrafted, top quality, hardwood, heirloom furniture built by Amish craftsmen at Jake's. We customize to your wants and needs. Large selection of styles and hardwoods.
8239 TR 562, Holmesville
JDM Structures, Ltd.
JDM Structures, LTD. is a manufacturer of storage barns, playhouses, garages, and panelized homes.
5840 CR 201, Millersburg
330-893-3674 or 877-536-2276
Kauffman Lawn Furniture
Complete line of outdoor furniture, arbors, birdfeeders, gliders, porch swings, hickory furniture, concrete statuary, fence, decks, lighthouses, picnic tables, sheds, log cabins, playhouses, gazebos, gym sets, poly vinyl products, planters, doghouses, fire pits, etc. Mon-Sat 8am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
4540 US 62, Millersburg
330-893-3149 or 877-219-2741
Kaufman's Kountry Accents
Our two-story farmhouse is filled with unique primitive décor, lanterns, valances, Donna Sharp bags, timer and remote candles, trash bins, sofa mirrors, Billy Jacob prints, wrought iron, welcome slates. Jan-Mar: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-5:30pm.
PO Box 248, 4765 US 62, Berlin
Keim Lumber Company
Discover a world of ideas for your home. Family owned since 1911, nestled on the hilltop in Charm, Ohio. Whether you're remodeling or building new, Keim has something for you. Mon 7am-7pm, Tue-Fri 7am-4:30pm, Sat 7:30am-noon.
PO Box 40 , 4465 SR 557, Charm
330-893-2251 or 800-362-6682
Kid's Collection
The areas only store dedicated to children's furniture and specialty toys. "Gifts by Grace", Baby Fashion Boutique, Playmobil, Melissa & Doug and Lego. Many exclusive furniture designs. Located West of Walnut Creek.
PO Box 249, Walnut Creek
Krestview Woodcraft
Manufacturer of fine outdoor furniture including picnic tables, gazebos, glider rockers, lawn furniture, arbors, poly lawn furniture, and swings.
1274 CR 144, Sugarcreek
L. W. Randles Cheese, Inc.
L. W. Randles Cheese has been a wholesale/retail distributor of top quality domestic and imported cheese since 1947. Much of the cheese comes from quiet, traditional Amish communities Holmes County. We hope you will take time to browse through our selections.
42879 US 36, Warsaw
Larry's Music Center
Located in Wooster, Ohio, Larry's Music Center has been serving customers since 1979. Our goal has always been to give you the personal service you can't find at big box stores, while still maintaining our huge selection of new and used instruments at great prices.
302 E. Liberty St., Wooster
Lehman's & Mt. Hope Hardware
For more than 50 years, Lehman's has been your source for old-fashioned, practical housewares, appliances, tools, gardening supplies, and toys. Stop in and see all the changes we've made! Jan-May: Mon-Thu 9am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm; Jun-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm.
4779 Kidron Rd., PO Box 270, Dalton
330-857-5757 or 888-438-5346
Little Cottage Co.
Little Cottage Company is a quality manufacturer of lavish playhouses, garden sheds, dog kennels, and specialty buildings. We offer quality prebuilt units as well as an easy-to-assemble kit. Open Mon & Thurs 7am-3:30pm and Tues, Wed, & Fri 7am-4:30pm. Saturday by appointment. Handicap accessible.
4070 S.R. 39, Millersburg
Lone Star Quilt Shop
We stock quality Amish-made, hand-crafted quilts, wall hangings, quillows, tablerunners, placemats, and items to complete your baby cribs. We also specialize in custom quilts. We offer over 3,000 bolts of beautiful fabric. Motorcoaches are welcome. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 8am-4pm. Handicap accessible.
P.O. Box 32, 2700 CR 77, Mt. Hope
330-674-3858 voicemail
Miller Custom Stone, Ltd.
Enhance your home's style with the rustic appeal of stone veneer. Call or e-mail to schedule a free estimate today.
PO Box 352, Millersburg
Miller's Bakery
Delicious homemade baked goods! Pastries, cookies, cheese tarts, homemade candies, fry pies, fruits pies, crafts, and lots more! Spend a night at a beautiful, rustic log cabin at Countryside Camper's Paradise. Open 7am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
4280 TR 356, Millersburg
Miller's Dry Goods, LLC
Over 8,000 bolts of fabric, large selection of notions, batting, and patterns. Fabric Outlet in the basement. Handmade quilts, crafts, embroidery blocks, stencils, and more in the Barn next door. Visit our website for online shopping. Open Mar-Nov Mon-Sat 8am-5pm; Dec-Feb Mon-Sat 9-5. Handicap accessible.
4500 SR 557, Millersburg
Millersburg Electric, Inc.
996 S. Washington St., Millersburg
330-674-3806 or 330-674-1636 or 800-327-6341
Moreland Fruit Farm
Farm market features our fruits, vegetables and jams. Many fruits for U-pick. Spring flowers, mums, fresh cider in season, gift certificates. Fruit/gift baskets available for shipping.
1558 W. Moreland Rd., Wooster
Ms. Gadgets
Browse rows of interesting cooking gadgets, bakeware, linens and hundreds of cookie cutters. We carry a full line of cake baking and decorating items as well as a full line of candy molds and accessories. Open Mon-Thurs 10am-5pm, Fri-Sat 10am-6pm.
4385 SR 39, Berlin
Mullet Cabinet
Family-owned manufacturer of handcrafted custom cabinetry. Visit our newly remodeled Design Center for a sample of our amazing custom color abilities, complete finish gallery, and various room settings for inspiration. Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm, Sat 9am-2pm.
7488 SR 241, Millersburg
330-674-9646 or 888-333-3594
Nature's Food Market
New location! A full-service health-food store offering organic and natural foods, vitamins, fresh nut butters, local meats, and organic bulk foods. We have a large gluten-free selection and a very knowledgeable staff. Mon-Thu 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 8am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
4727 SR 62, Berlin
330-893-2006 or 855-893-2006
Old World Polish Pottery
Featuring traditional and unique designs (Unikat), including original items. Each piece is hancrafted and handprinted. Great for everyday use or for that special gift. Extraordinary in every way! Just north of Mt. Eaton. Open March 15-Dec 22, Mon-Sat 10am-5pm or by appointment.
7110 SR 241 SW (Massillon Rd.), Navarre
330-359-0185 or 330-359-0195
Ole Mill Furniture
Three floor full of heirloom quality, hand-crafted furniture. Exclusive designs. Showroom includes upholstered/leather furniture and fine accessories. New Sportsman Den for the outdoor enthusiast. Mon-Wed and Sat 9am-5pm, Thurs 9am-3pm, Fri 9am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 53, 4422 SR 557, Charm
Overland Publishing, Inc.
AAA and USA Today recommended! Explore our backroads! Discover our best views! Experience the Amish firsthand! Easy-to-read map of Ohio's Amish Country. Accommodations, restaurants, and attractions pinpointed. Available locally/worldwide. Visit amishcountrymap.com or ohioamishcountry.com
PO Box 27 , Berlin
330-893-3964 or 877-853-9044
Pack Ship USA, Inc.
We pack, we ship...anything, anywhere! Furniture, antiques, fine art - no item too large or too small. All items fully insured. Weekly pickups in Holmes County. You shop...we'll ship! Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-noon.
1347 N. Main St., Orrville
330-682-7225 or 800-548-0852
Pine Tree Barn
Restored 1868 Dutch bank barn featuring 25,000 square feet of gift shop boutique, handcrafted furniture reproductions, home furnishings, interior design, and gourmet luncheon restaurant overlooking the Killbuck Valley and family Christmas tree farm. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm, see website for seasonal hours. Handicap accessible.
4374 Shreve Road, Wooster
Open Sundays
Pleasant View Furniture
Over 7,000 sq. ft. of showroom space on 2 floors. We carry anything from fine dining sets to beautiful, handcrafted bedroom suites, home office, entertainment centers, occasional tables, baby cribs, and more! 3 miles northeast of Berlin off US 62 on TR 423. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
3599 US 62, Dundee
Premier Designs Distributor Kathy Mellor
Premier Designs High-Fashion Jewelry, Kathy Mellor, Ind.Dist.
6005 SR 514, Lakeville
Pretty Penny
Jane Bilek's gourd art, gourd ornaments, painted furniture and rocks, dried flowers, baskets, handmade jewelry, doll clothing, unique and vintage collectibles. A potpourri of treasures! In-season gardens, a feast for your eyes. Open Mar-Dec Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.
7869 CR 51, Shreve
Quilted Basics
Quilted Basics offers a large selection of quilted products. Every item is hand crafted by local ladies of the Amish community. Useful and decorative, these gift items cheer up any home with colorful country charm.
3379 CR 135, Millersburg
Raby Hardware General Store , Since 1885
The nation's oldest continuously family-owned and operated hardware store is in Downtown Loudonville. We offer sporting goods, housewares, cast iron cookware, paints, tools, plumbing, gardening, camping, pet, RV supplies, and so much more. Please stop in! Mon-Sat 9am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
223 W. Main St., Loudonville
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996 S. Washington St., Millersburg
330-674-3806 or 800-327-6341
Rodhe's Market
Family owned supermarket since 1934. Fresh, quality foods with friendly service! Featuring our Homestyle Deli with breakfast, lunch, dinner selections, and seating availability. Floral shop and Mast Pharmacy located inside. Market hours Mon-Sat 7am-9pm, Sun 9am-6pm year round. Handicap accessible.
2105 Glen Drive, Millersburg
Open Sundays
Roscoe Village
Explore the fun of history in this beautifully restored 1830's canal town. Roscoe Village offers unique shops, Living History Tours with costumed interpreters, exciting festivals, shopping, dining/lodging, museum and nearby seasonal canal boat rides. Group tour planning available. Open seven days a week, year-round.
600 N. Whitewoman St., Coshocton
740-622-9310 or 800-877-1830
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Ruth's Amish Dolls
Take home an original! We make authentic, collectible Amish dolls, doll clothes, and patterns. Open May-Oct Mon-Sat 8am-9pm; Nov-Apr by appointment. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 203, 1930 US 62, Winesburg
Ruttencutter's Roost
Conveniently located on US 62 at the gateway to Amish Country, we offer wonderfully detailed concrete statuary and lawn & garden decor. Open year round, Sunday through Friday daylight hours.
15193 US 62, Brinkhaven
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Save & Serve Thrift Shop
Save & Serve is a non-profit thrift store that benefits the Mennonite Central Committee. Find great bargains in clothing, toys, housewares, furniture, books, and much more. Mostly volunteer staff. Mon-Sat 8:30am-5pm, Thurs 8:30am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 128, 1108 South Washington Street, Millersburg
Save A Lot Food Store
Save A Lot Food Store, now under new ownership. The nation's leading extreme value grocery chain. Save up to 40% compared to conventional grocery stores.
1667 S. Washington St., Millersburg
Schrock's Heritage Furniture
Choose from a large selection of high-quality, locally made Amish furniture. Bedrooms, dining rooms, entertainment centers, and much more. Most of our furniture is unique and found only in our store. We can also customize your order. Jun-Nov Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Fri 9am-6pm; Dec-May Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 358, 4760 East Main Street, Berlin
Sharp Run Market
Get lost in the area's largest corn maze. Concession stands, restrooms, barnyard activities, shoot a corn cannon, ride the monster slide, or simply enjoy the beautiful country of Holmes County. Fruit Market: Apr-Nov: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm. Corn Maize: Sep 16-Oct 31: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm.
5841 SR 39, Millersburg
Sol's in Berlin
Shop till you drop at Ohio's largest arts and crafts mall. Three huge buildings comprised of over 350 crafters' unique specialties. A "must see" since 1993! Jun-Oct Mon-Sat 9am-7pm; Nov-May Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 280, 4914 W. Main St., Berlin
Somewhere Sewing
7000 bolts of quality quilting fabric, notions, books, and patterns. Authorized dealers for Babylock and Brother sewing machines. Machine repair and service onsite. Open Wed-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm.
11004 CR 320, Millersburg
Spies Farms Antiques
Antiques, collectibles, "stuff and such" displayed in 100-year-old barn built with hand-hewn log beams, a unique home for one-of-a-kind vintage items. View restored log cabin on premises. Jan-Feb: as weather permits; Mar-Dec: Mon-Wed by chance, Thu 8am-5pm, Fri-Sat 8am-5:30pm. Handicap accessible.
2694 SR 39, Dover
Starlight Antiques
Country meets eclectic style. Located in Historic Downtown Millersburg. Quality antiques and collectibles, hunting, fishing, quilts, primitives, and kitchen collectibles. Gift shop features folk art accents. Check us out online. Jan-Apr: open weekends and more; May-Dec: open 7 days a week. Handicap accessible.
66 West Jackson Street, Millersburg
330-674-5111 or 800-397-1555
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Stone Barn Furnishings
Browse the finest American handcrafted home furnishings and Holmes County's only complete wellness studio, complete with the original Air Beds, Massage and Perfect chairs. Your choices are limited by only your imagination, design and customize your own wood, upholstered or leather furniture and accent with unique accessories! Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 15, 8613 SR 241, Fredericksburg, Ohio 44627, Mt. Hope
Swartzentruber Quilts
Home business, retail and wholesale. Hand-quilted quilts, baby quilts, wall hangings, pillow covers, and dolls. Also pot holders, placemats, aprons, rugs, etc. No credit cards. Open year-round, closed Sundays. Handicap accessible.
7971 TR 654, Millersburg
Swiss Valley Fence, LTD.
Vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and wood fencing. Decks, railing, and pergolas. Outdoor patio furniture, arbors, and trellises. Chain link kennels.
2411 SR 39, Sugarcreek
Swiss Valley Furniture
Two great locations! Browse 24,000 sq. ft. at our main store, located one mile east of Walnut Creek, or watch our craftsman build furniture at our Berlin store, in downtown Berlin. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
2431 SR 39, Sugarcreek
Swiss Village Quilts & Crafts
Amish Country's finest quilts, pillows, wall hangings, and throws. Quality fabric, MODA, RJR, and much more. Many more related items. You must see P. Graham Dunn items! Open Mon-Sat 9a.m.-5p.m. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 514, 113 South Broadway, Sugarcreek
Tis the Season
Ohio's largest year 'round Christmas shop. Three floors of Christmas wonderland, thousands of ornaments, lights, trees, and novelties, and lots of collectibles. Open Jan-Aug Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sept-Dec 10am-7pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 270, 4363 SR 39, Berlin
330-893-3604 or 877-893-3232
Trading Post Thrift Store
A nonprofit thrift store specializing in clothes, furniture, books, tools, and antiques. All profits used to support Ohio boys camp, a local organization designed to help troubled boys and hurting families.
7703 SR 241, Millersburg
Treaty Line Pottery
Carol Ohl's Treaty Line Pottery offers wood-fired stoneware and porcelain. Functional and sculptural pieces are fired in a unique Japanese-style Noborigama kiln. Make a trip to beautiful West Holmes. Open Mon-Sat 9a.m.-5p.m.
6047 TR 501, Big Prairie
Troyer Furniture
Quality furniture that will meet your decorating needs. This includes handcrafted solid wood, upholstered, and leather. Also, the latest trends in home decor. Stop in Monday - Thursday 10:00 - 5:00, Friday and Saturday 10:00 - 6:00.
985 W. Main St., Sugarcreek
Troyer's Country Market
Fresh produce from local farms. The area's best selection of deli cheeses and meats. Check out our exclusive line of Amish Wedding canned goods and extensive bulk food section. "A country store with a whole lot more!" Jan-Mar: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-7pm; Apr-Dec: Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-8pm. Handicap accessible.
5201 CR 77, Millersburg
Troyer's Trail Bologna Inc.
Home of "Genuine Trail Bologna" quailty since 1912. Old fashioned general store featuring meats, cheese, jams, jellies, noodles, etc. Open April-Dec Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, Sat 7am-4pm; Jan-March Mon-Sat 7am-3:30pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 228, 6552 SR 515, Winesburg
330-893-2414 or 877-893-2414
Twin Oaks Barns
Quality built outdoor products for over 30 years. Storage barns, gazebos, lawn furniture, birdhouses, feeders, and much more. Check us out for all your outdoor needs. Family owned since 1973.
3337 US 62, Dundee
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Walnut Creek Amish Flea Market
55,500 sq. ft. of indoor shopping. New addition in 2012. Weekly entertainment, one-level shopping, air conditioned, indoor and outdoor eateries. Family focus including miniature farm, gorgeous landscaping, countryside view, and playground. Apr-Dec Thu-Sat 9am-5pm.
1900 S.R. 39, Sugarcreek
Walnut Creek Candle
We offer a full-line of quality hand made candles, gifts, and accessories. Our highly scented candles burn completely, filling your room with one of our 70 custom blended fragrances. Open May-Dec Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-6pm; Jan-Apr Mon-Sat 10am-5pm. Handicap accessible.
187 E. Jackson St., Millersburg
Walnut Creek Cheese
Walnut Creek Cheese offers over 70 different kinds of cheese, 25 kinds of jams and jellies, homemade baked goods, kitchenware, and samples at the test kitchen. Open Mon-Thurs and Sat 8a.m.-6p.m., Fri 8a.m.-8p.m. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 221, 2641 SR 39, Walnut Creek
330-852-2888 or 877-852-2888
Walnut Creek Furniture
Tons of cool ideas in furniture and decorating. We carry local Amish-made furniture, upholstered furniture, and lots of accessories. Now offering industrial furniture, new and reclaimed. Designers on staff. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Fri 10am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 246, 3473 SR 39, Walnut Creek
Walnut Creek Group
Walnut Creek is a unique blend of a small village and a culture that is built on lasting values of honesty and integrity. Walnut Creek Amish Flea Market, P. Graham Dunn, Walnut Creek Furniture, Coblentz Chocolates, the Farm at Walnut Creek, Walnut Creek Cheese, and Dutchman Hospitality invite you to discover these values in the products, food, and people. Handicap accessible.
, Walnut Creek
330-893-2995 or 800-338-9341
Weavers Fine Furniture
15,000 square feet of fully accessorized home decor. National and local manufacturers. Hand-crafted furniture with our 10-year warranty. Exceptional service. World-wide delivery free within 100 miles. Open Mon-Thur 9am- 6pm, Fri & Sat 9 am-9 pm.
7011 Old Route 39, Sugarcreek
330-852-2701 or 888-932-8371
Wendell August Forge
Tradition. Quality. Handcrafted. Affordable. These are the traits of the incredible giftware you will find at Wendell August Forge. Our artisans have created one-of-a-kind gifts that last a lifetime. Proudly made in the USA. Jan-Mar: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Apr-Dec Mon-Sat 9am-6pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 239, 7007 CR 672 Dutch Country Lane, Berlin
330-893-3713 or 866-354-5192
Wilson's Country Creations Inc.
Manufacturers of decorative concrete statuary for yard or home. Heated warehouse in winter. Quality products. Dependable service. Family owned and operated since 1985. Open year-round Mon-Fri 9a.m.-5p.m. (sometimes evenings and Sundays, but please call before coming), closed all Saturdays.
13248 CR 6, Killbuck
Winesburg Business Association
Located on Ohio Route 62 in North Eastern Holmes County, this historic village, settled in the early 19th century, is testament to the determination and industry of generations of farmers, merchants and craftsmen.
PO Box 74, Winesburg
Winesburg Meats
One of Holmes County's best kept secrets. Family owned since 1959. We smoke our own line of award-winning meats. Fresh meats and cheese available. Remember to bring your cooler! Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 8am-3pm. Handicap accessible.
PO Box 202, 2181 US 62, Winesburg
Young Music & Sound
Established in 1965, Young Music & Sound offers instrument sales, service, lessons, and rentals. Visit their downtown Millersburg location and select from Baldwin Pianos, digital keyboards, band instruments, consumer electronics, guitars, crate amps, violins, mandolins, banjos, dulcimers, drums and accessories.
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Thanksgiving/Christmas dinner?
So we all know that both Thanksgiving and Christmas are coming up, and for most people it's exciting, but for me not so much. Usually for both of those holidays I go to my sisters house and eat dinner, but because of a family emergency she will not be able to do either of those. Which means, I have to cook! And that would be fine if I knew anything about cooking, or what the heck I am supposed to make! Is there anyone who knows anything about Thanksgiving or Christmas food? Keep in mind that I have a picky eater, actually 2 because my husband doesn't eat anything either.
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My Thanksgiving dinner is super easy. If you have a Trader Joe's in your area, go get one of their brined turkeys. Plan on about 2 pounds per person, that will tell you what size turkey to get. Since Thanksgiving is tomorrow, you'd need to thaw it on the counter or in the kitchen sink, so that it's ready to cook tomorrow. When you're ready to cook it, separate the skin from the breast without tearing it. It's easy, just slide your hand under the skin. Then, rub some butter and crushed herbs (sage, oregano, thyme, rosemary) on the breast meat. I'm not sure what temperature to cook it at, or for how long. Our oven literally has a perfect turkey setting. Check out some recipes on marthstewart.com. You'll need some kind of roasting pan (I got a nice one from Target for $20, or you can use a disposable one from the grocery store), and you'll need to tent the turkey with aluminum foil ( take a big piece of foil, make a crease in the middle, and cover the turkey with it without touching it).
Then, I make a cranberry compote using an Emeril Lagasse recipe from foodnetwork.com. I make mashed potatoes, green beans (steamed for about 10 minutes, then sauteed in butter with minced garlic and a little salt and pepper), and crescent rolls and apple cider from Trader joe's. Oh, and I make Martha Stewart's leek and celery root stuffing. And for dessert, I make a cheesecake using a recipe from Martha Stewart's Baking Handbook (I could not live without that book!)
I was pretty intimidated the first time I cooked Thanksgiving dinner. It was for me and my husband, my family, and his family, and I had a one month old baby. But, everything turned out really well, and I've been making the exact same meal every year since. It was much easier than I expected, and all I did was follow the recipes. Don't be scared. If you want to cook yourself, you can do it!
For Christmas, our meal varies. Last year we did a Mexican Christmas dinner that was really good. But, for our first Christmas together, my husband and I made a roast, and we had mashed potatoes, brussels sprouts, green beans, and rolls.
Lots of people do a ham for Christmas, which you don't have to make yourself. Honeybaked Ham makes deliclous glazed hams. Then you cold do some potatoes, either roasted red potatoes (cut into quarters, put them in a big plastic bag and sprinkle in some olive oil, garlic powder, paprika, and Italian seasoning until coated, put on a parchment covered baking sheet and bake for 30-45 minutes) or mashed potatoes, a vegetable that everyone likes, some rolls, and a dessert. There are some great frozen pie/cake desserts at grocery stores.
It's easy to get overwhelmed by the idea of making a huge meal, but it's not really that bad once you break it down into the individual dishes. It's really like any other dinner, main dish, a vegetable or two, some rolls, and a dessert.
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• Deadline approaching for bill introductions
• Committee hears testimony on paycheck deductions bill
• Brownback's tax plan delayed in committee
• Hearing scheduled for school funding amendment
• District happenings
• Visitors from Merriam
• University of Kansas Cancer Center
• Consequences of legislation
• Casino dollars helping Wyandotte County
• KanCare Education Tour scheduled
• Unclaimed property
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• Harold Huggins
Deadline approaching for bill introductions
Even though we're only a few weeks into session, two important deadlines are quickly approaching. Wednesday, Feb. 13, will be the last day for individual bill introductions. Friday, Feb. 15, will be the last day for most committees to request the introduction of bills. Exempt from this second deadline are the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee, the Ways and Means Committee, and other select committees.
Committees will continue to meet throughout this week to meet these deadlines. As bills move through the committee process, we'll start spending more time on the Senate floor.
If you have questions about any bill that has been introduced, please feel free to contact my office at 785-296-7375. Or stop by my legislative office, located in room 125 E of the Topeka Statehouse. Daily calendars, committee and district information are all available online at www.kslegislature.org. To hear legislative proceedings, just click on "Listen in Live."
Committee hears testimony on paycheck deductions bill
The Senate Commerce Committee heard testimony from opponents and proponents of HB2023, known as the paycheck deductions bill, this past week.
The bill would prohibit public employee organizations, such as the Kansas National Education Association, from taking voluntary paycheck donations from members and using those funds for political activities. This bill stipulates in great detail what it deems as political activities.
Proponents argued that this bill is just an accounting bill that would also protect public employees, especially teachers, from the coercion of unions. The proponents neglected to acknowledge the language in the bill that broadly defines "political activities" and the mandates for how public unions could use the funds voluntarily donated by members, regardless of the method of donation.
This bill does everything but protect public employees. I stand with the opposition.
The committee decided Thursday to further investigate the language of the bill to prevent it from having further delay in passing through the Senate.
Brownback's tax plan delayed in committee
After hearing testimony on Gov. Brownback's tax plan during their meetings last week, the Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee scheduled to work the bill that outlines the tax plan, Senate Bill 78, this week. However, Committee Chair Les Donovan, R-Wichita, announced Tuesday that it would delay committee debate until further notice.
Gov. Brownback's tax plan proposes to eliminate the home mortgage interest deduction and the property tax deduction for the 2013 tax year as well as retain the current sales tax rate at 6.3%.
This plan would burden average Kansas families and is just another way for Gov. Brownback to pay for the deficit created by his income tax cuts. I do not support it.
Hearing scheduled for school funding amendment
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear testimony for the proposed constitutional amendment concerning school funding. The proposed amendment would clearly define what constitutes "suitable funding" for schools.
This amendment is in response to the three-judge panel ruling in January that stated the Legislature isn't meeting its K-12 school funding duty under the Kansas Constitution. The state currently pays a $3,838 per pupil. The judges ruled the funding needs to be increased to $4,492 by FY2014, which begins July 1, 2013. This means approximately $440 million would need to be allocated to the budget.
Instead of trying to find a way to include the funding in the budget, Republicans are opting to revise our state's constitution so it better fits with their agenda. I took an oath at the beginning of the session swearing to uphold the Kansas Constitution as it stands today. I do not plan to renege on this oath nor do I plan to support changes to the Constitution.
Proponents of the amendment are scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 13, and opponents are scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 14. The committee meets in room 346-S in the Capitol at 10:30a.m.
District happenings
• KCKCC is offering free tax preparations for individuals who earn less than $51,000 a year. The free preparation is offered in Room 3632 on the upper level of the Flint Building and will be available each Monday through March 4 from 5-8 p.m.; and Wednesday from 5-8 p.m. and each Saturday from 9 a.m.-noon through April 13 with the exception of March 20 and 23. The preparation is a joint venture between students in KCKCC's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program and KC C.A.S.H., a 501 (c) (3) coalition of local businesses and community organization who support working families in building financial stability.
Visitors from Merriam
I had lunch with some members of the Merriam City Council and their staff on Feb. 6 to discuss legislative issues. They were in Topeka for the Kansas League of Municipalities Day at the capitol.
Some attendees were: Phillip Lammers – City Administrator, Chris Hands – Ward 3 Councilmember, Christopher Engel, Assistant City Administrator, Al Frisby – Ward 2 City Councilmember, Nancy Hupp – Ward 3 Councilmember/JO CO Library Board of Directors.
University of Kansas Cancer Center
I had the honor of thanking Dr. Roy Jensen, director of the KU Cancer Center, on its National Cancer Institute Designation. Dr. Roy Jensen was on the Senate floor for Senate Resolution 1709 which recognizes this designation. The Cancer Center adds to the important partnership that KU Hospital and KU Medical Center have in the Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City metropolitan area. This is a partnership we value and look forward to seeing it grow in the future.
Consequences of legislation
I again attempted to make sure that as we pass legislation in Topeka we keep in mind the fiscal impact it has on our communities. SB 61 that was passed by the Senate on Thursday deals with providing services to help sexually exploited children (human trafficking). It provides a fund for the Kansas Attorney General's Office but no way for any of those moneys to go to the county jails that will end up housing some of these victims.
Casino dollars helping Wyandotte County
I was thrilled that the Unified Government has approved a $1.1 million package of donations that the Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway is making to Wyandotte County. $500,000 is going to charitable contributions, $100,000 to parks and recreation and the rest will be divided among these nonhost school districts: The Turner School District will receive $180,044; the Kansas City, Kan., School District will receive $173,359; and the Piper School District will receive $146,598 under the formula. About 70 percent of the casino property is in Bonner Springs School District, the host school district, and 30 percent in Kansas City, Kan.
KanCare Educational Tour scheduled
State officials have scheduled meetings around the state to answer Medicaid beneficiaries' questions about the transition to KanCare. They said they were mailing meeting notices to each KanCare household in the state.
KanCare is the name given Gov. Sam Brownback's initiative to move virtually all of the state's 380,000 Medicaid enrollees into managed care plans run by three major insurance companies: United health Care, Amerigroup and Sunflower State Health Plan, a subsidiary of Centene.
Tuesday, Feb. 19 – Kansas City: Hilton Garden Inn, Wyandotte 2, 520 Minnesota Ave.
The troubleshooting teleconference is held each business day from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Those who wish to participate may access dial-in information on the KanCare website (http://www.kancare.ks.gov/events.htm)
Unclaimed Property
Each year Kansas businesses send the State Treasurer the names of people with bank accounts, wages, stocks and dividends that have been abandoned. The Unclaimed Property Division seeks to return various forms of unclaimed property to the rightful owner or heirs. The State Treasurer has the authority to take possession of specified types of abandoned personal property and become custodian in perpetuity which preserves the right of the original owner or other persons to claim the property. Go to: http://www.kansasstatetreasurer.com to find out if State Treasurer is holding any unclaimed property for you.
If you have done business in another state, you may want to link to the http://www.missingmoney.com site to check.
Make sure you check with every state in which you have lived http://www.unclaimed.org/
(Unclaimed property is generally turned over to the state of your last known address as reflected on the records of the business holding your money, stock, etc.).
Legislative pages
On Feb 6 pages from Our Lady of Unity School were: Jonathan Paez, Evelyn Ruiz,Olga Besestre, and Ida Nkikabahizi. Jonathan's father, Mr. Paez, drove the students to Topeka. If you know a middle school or high school student who would be interested in paging, please contact my office at 785-296-7375.
Kansas Health Matters
Kansas Health Matters is a one stop source of non-biased data and information about community health in Kansas. It is intended to help hospitals, health departments, policy makers, community planners and members learn about issues, identify improvements and collaborate for positive change. You might want to check this website to see how our health is measured in the state of Kansas.
Website www.kansashealthmatters.org
Harold Huggins
On Tuesday, Feb 12, I will be attending the funeral of my uncle, Harold Huggins. He ended his 38-year career with the Kansas CIty, Kan., Fire Department as a Deputy Chief. He loved the political process and served Local 64 as a lobbyist for many years. He even ran for the Kansas House. He and I had many wonderful political conversations.


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Najmah, a young Afghan girl whose name means "star," suddenly finds herself alone when her father and older brother are conscripted by the Taliban and her mother and newborn brother are killed in an air raid. An American woman, Elaine, whose Islamic name is Nusrat, is also on her own. She waits out the war in Peshawar, Pakistan, teaching refugee children under the persimmon tree in her garden while her Afghan doctor husband runs a clinic in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan.
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