Cambridge/Guernsey County VCB

Cambridge/Guernsey County VCB Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Cambridge/Guernsey County VCB, Tourist Information Center, 627 Wheeling Avenue Suite 200, Cambridge, OH.

Mission
The Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau will promote tourism in our area, educate the local public as to the value and importance of tourism to our area, and promote the development of tourism-related businesses.

09/21/2024

Fall Adult Programs at GCDPL!

09/21/2024


Check them out they have some amazing things.
09/20/2024

Check them out they have some amazing things.

Deli case is STOCKED with NEW meats and cheeses!

~~Cheese~~
Horseradish
Amish Butter
Garlic
Sharp White Cheddar
Colby
Marble
Provolone
Mozzarella
White American
Ghost Pepper Monterey Jack šŸŒ¶ļøšŸŒ¶ļø
Pepper Jack
Jumping Jack
Pepperoni
Hot Pepper šŸŒ¶ļøšŸŒ¶ļø
JalapeƱo Muenster šŸŒ¶ļø
Muenster
Baby Swiss
Swiss

~~Meats~~
German Bologna
Beef Bologna
Garlic Bologna x2
Eckrich Bologna

Smoked Turkey
Honey Turkey
Hickory Smoked Turkey

Buffalo Chicken
Rotisserie Chicken

Roast Beef

Salami

Braunschweiger

JalapeƱo Loaf
Ham & Cheese Loaf
Pickle Loaf
Olive Loaf
Dutch Loaf
Low Sodium Dutch Loaf

Off The Bone Honey
Black Forest Ham
Cherrywood Smoked Ham
Honey Ham
Easy Carve Ham
Islays Chopped Ham

Stop in! We also do call ahead orders so you donā€™t have to wait!

09/20/2024

We're here at Rt 40 Farmer's Market 9am-1pm

ODNR Urging Wise Use of Water Resources Due to Dry Conditions COLUMBUS, Ohio ā€“ The Ohio Department of Natural Resources ...
09/20/2024

ODNR Urging Wise Use of Water Resources Due to Dry Conditions

COLUMBUS, Ohio ā€“ The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Water Resources is urging the public to use water resources wisely due to dry conditions across Ohio. The division is working with partners to monitor the ongoing impacts of drought across the entire state.

Water is a shared resource, making the consequences of drought diverse and complex. Potential impacts can include reduced agricultural production, decreased transportation on major rivers, limitations on municipal water supply, challenges in maintaining water quality, stress on wildlife, and reduction of recreation.

During periods of drought, it is imperative that Ohioans use water wisely. The Division of Water Resources is providing education and information to a variety of business sectors that rely on water. The resources will aid in water conservation and encourage consideration of downstream users, water quality, drinking water supply, and wildlife in operational planning.

The Division of Water Resources provides water conservation information specific to water use sectors in the state, including agriculture, residential, and industrial uses.

Water conserving practices to improve water efficiency at home include:
ā€¢ Abstaining from or irrigating lawns and landscaping only during the coolest part of the day and observing local watering restrictions, such as designated watering days/times.
ā€¢ Repairing leaks quickly and updating old fixtures to more efficient types
ā€¢ Reducing shower time, which saves 5-7 gallons of water per minute.
ā€¢ Only running the dishwasher and washing machine with full loads. This saves hundreds of gallons annually per household.
All of the resources and educational materials are available on ODNRā€™s Water Conservation Website.

Currently, 77.8% of the state is under varied drought conditions. The U.S. Drought Monitor indicates the majority of the state is currently experiencing abnormally dry to moderate drought conditions, with several counties affected by severe to exceptional drought. The drought is predicted to persist in southern and eastern Ohio and continue to develop in central, northern, and western regions. To view the current conditions, visit https://www.drought.gov/states/ohio.

The division continues to coordinate and communicate with the public, water use managers, registered water withdrawal facilities, and fellow agencies as the drought progresses. Mindfulness regarding water use in all applications is strongly encouraged and appreciated as the drought progresses. For questions or additional information, please contact [email protected].

In 2024, join ODNR as we celebrate 75 years of protecting Ohioā€™s natural resources and providing outstanding and award-winning recreational opportunities.

ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and protection of our natural resources for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov.


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For more information, contact:
Karina Cheung, ODNR Office of Communications
Media Line: 614-265-6860
Mobile: 614-202-4756

Now that looks so good.
09/20/2024

Now that looks so good.

TODAY at Guernsey Brewhouse ! Our hours today 3-10pm, Naughty Lobstah serving 4-8pm, and Shannon singing 6-9pm (inside) Come join us for some Oktoberfest fun! 32oz pours, Oktoberfest on tap, and Our Newest SALT FORK SOUR Raspberry on tap today!

09/20/2024

Donā€™t forget to come out and see us this weekend, starting tomorrow through Sunday at the 7th Annual Old Washington Fall Festival!! Looks like itā€™s going to be a fun time!! šŸ¤—šŸ¤—

09/20/2024

Attention Helicopter Owners - We are often visited by attendees arriving by helicopter. We are so glad that you attend the show and support our vendors, however due to expansion of the show, parking issues, concerns about the safety of your equipment and logistics of landing helicopters we are kindly asking those arriving by air to land at the airport 10 miles from the Guernsey County Fairground. Heavenly Coach is available (with advance reservations) to shuttle you to/from the fairgrounds. They can be reached at (740) 457-8086.

09/19/2024
09/18/2024

Mark your calendar! Lions Club BINGO, Tuesday, October 29.
Presale tickets are $20. See a Lions Club member for purchase. Food concessions and awesome home decor prizes. šŸ¦

09/18/2024

Practice your swing, play a round, or compete with friends and family - our simulator has got you covered. Plus, enjoy access to world-renowned courses and training tools to help you improve your game.

Rain or shine, our indoor golf simulator is the perfect way to stay on top of your game. Book your session now and experience the ultimate indoor golfing experience!"

09/18/2024

Schedule change for tomorrow!

We will open at 10am!

09/18/2024

MWCD is providing water to support the local farming community from Piedmont and Seneca Lakes. We are sharing our water resources for livestock to assist during this record setting drought at no cost. We appreciate the partnership with OSU Extension Guernsey County Office and Guernsey Soil & Water Conservation District. Local farmers interested in participating in the program can call Guernsey SWCD at 740-489-5276.

09/18/2024

Meet the guest speakers at the 2024 Ohio Author Festival on Saturday, September 21st.

09/18/2024
09/18/2024

We have all your limited edition new seasonal flavors in stock! Even Christmas!

09/18/2024
09/16/2024

The word is out! We are opening a new location in Cambridge. Join our teamā—ļø
Open interviews:
9/17 10:30-1:30
9/19 10:30-1:30
9/23 10:30-1:30
1260 Southgate Parkway
Cambridge, OH

What does the job include?
ā€¢deli slicing
ā€¢running the register
ā€¢cleaning
ā€¢stocking
ā€¢cooking

09/16/2024

Looking for something new and exciting to do? Try some axe throwing at The Axe Barn!
We are open 7 days a week, appointment only. Give us a call today to schedule!

09/16/2024
09/16/2024
09/16/2024
Check out the fun weekend Guernsey Brewhouse is going to have.
09/16/2024

Check out the fun weekend Guernsey Brewhouse is going to have.

Fun weekend coming up! 4 different food trucks! Oktoberfest Shenanigans starting on Thursday, heating up Friday/Saturday and winding down on Sunday! Hope to see some new faces along with all of our favorite regulars! Cheers! Brewhouse Spud Muffin The Naughty Lobstah Shannon Smoke Therapy Craft BBQ Tracy Blaine Music G & Tā€™s FADED Barber Shop Jamison MR TEDS THAI FOOD Maddys Cat Rescue

The Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau staff is creating a list of all the Halloween Events that are...
09/16/2024

The Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau staff is creating a list of all the Halloween Events that are happening in October for Guernsey County. These events can be trick or treat, trunk or treat, parties or haunted houses. Please let us know by commenting below or sending us a message if you have an event you would like for us to list. We would like to have them all by September 24 to give us time to assemble a Halloween Events Calendar.

Muskies Stocked Across Ohio Provide Outstanding Fishing COLUMBUS, Ohio ā€“ The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)...
09/16/2024

Muskies Stocked Across Ohio Provide Outstanding Fishing

COLUMBUS, Ohio ā€“ The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife is stocking nearly 20,000 muskellunge, or muskies, in nine inland lakes across the state in 2024. Muskies can grow to more than 50 inches in length and are a popular sport fish for anglers.

The Division of Wildlife raises muskellunge at the Kincaid and London state fish hatcheries. The hatcheries stock 10- to 12-inch muskies in nine lakes each fall. Muskies are a predatory sport fish that grow quickly and create trophy fishing opportunities in Alum Creek Lake, C. J. Brown Reservoir, Caesar Creek Lake, Clearfork Reservoir, Lake Milton, Leesville Lake, Piedmont Lake, Salt Fork Lake, and West Branch Reservoir. In addition to reservoirs where they are stocked, muskellunge are caught in many of Ohioā€™s river systems.

Trophy muskellunge have been documented across the nine stocking locations. The Division of Wildlife created the Muskie Angler Log to gather public reports of muskie catches and use that information to better manage the fishery. Muskies longer than 40 inches have been recorded in each of the nine stocked lakes, and seven of those lakes have hosted muskie longer than 50 inches. Ohioā€™s state record muskie, weighing 55.1 pounds and measuring 50.25 inches long, was caught in Piedmont Lake in 1972. Ohio record fish, tracked by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio, are determined based on weight only.

Anglers who catch a muskellunge measuring 40 inches or longer are eligible to receive a Fish Ohio award. The Fish Ohio program annually recognizes thousands of anglers who catch one of 25 species of sport fish of a qualifying length. Since 1976, the program has awarded a Fish Ohio pin to any angler who qualifies. The top 10 waters in which anglers caught Fish Ohio muskies in 2023 were:
ā€¢ West Branch Reservoir (102 Fish Ohio entries)
ā€¢ Leesville Lake (48)
ā€¢ Piedmont Lake (42)
ā€¢ Alum Creek Lake (24)
ā€¢ Salt Fork Lake (18)
ā€¢ Caesar Creek Lake (17)
ā€¢ Mahoning River (17)
ā€¢ Clearfork Reservoir (11)
ā€¢ Lake Milton (11)
ā€¢ Pymatuning Lake (8)
The Division of Wildlife operates six state fish hatcheries to manage fish populations and increase public fishing opportunities. Eleven fish species are stocked statewide, and the agency put more than 40 million fish into public waters in 2023. Learn more about fish stocking at wildohio.gov, or view complete fish stocking records at data.ohio.gov.

Sales of fishing licenses along with the federal Sport Fish Restoration program support the operation of Division of Wildlife fish hatcheries. Since 1950, the Sport Fish Restoration program has dedicated permanent funding to fishery conservation through federal excise taxes on sport fishing equipment, import duties on fishing tackle and pleasure boats, and the portion of the gasoline fuel tax attributable to small engines and motorboats. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service annually apportions these funds that the Division of Wildlife uses to acquire habitat, produce and stock fish, conduct research and assessment surveys, provide aquatic education, and secure fishing access.

Anglers ages 16 and older are required to have an Ohio fishing license to fish in state public waters. An annual license is $25 and is valid for one year after purchase. A one-day fishing license costs $14 and may be redeemed for credit toward the purchase of a one-year fishing license. Licenses and permits can be purchased online at wildohio.gov, through the HuntFish OH app, and at participating license sales agents.

The mission of the Division of Wildlife is to conserve and improve fish and wildlife resources and their habitats for sustainable use and appreciation by all. Visit wildohio.gov to find out more.

In 2024, join ODNR as we celebrate 75 years of protecting Ohioā€™s natural resources and providing outstanding and award-winning recreational opportunities.

ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and protection of our natural resources for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov.

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627 Wheeling Avenue Suite 200
Cambridge, OH
43725

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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