Out of Darkness Comes the Light
Final Edition | 9/25/2022
In a move that marks the end of an era, the beloved Question Mark Lanes, a local bowling alley and community landmark since the 1960s, has officially closed its doors.
November 23, 1998
Following the death of Mayor Thompson Zisk, his wife Elizabeth steps into his role, marking a new chapter for Question Mark.
April 15, 1998
In an astonishing display of luck and strategy, local resident Gabrielle Winstead has set a remarkable record by winning one hundred consecutive Bingo games from March to May, a feat never before seen in the history of the game.
April 28, 1996
Thompson Zisk faces a federal investigation over environmental concerns
March 15, 1996
Officer Troy Holland receives a ten-year prison sentence for his role in a corruption scandal that has shocked Question Mark and led to Mayor Biddlebaum's administration's end.
November 30, 1995
Thompson Zisk, CEO of Cell-Con, inaugurates Ziskock Exotic Poultry, focusing on peacock meat and a unique distribution model.
May 17, 1993
The opening of the Cell-Con cellular telephone factory is celebrated by Ohio's Governor as a technological milestone.
June 20, 1991
Authorities attribute the sudden flash of light near Question Park to meteorological causes.
August 3, 1990
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