Editing Glouster, Ohio (section)

==Economy==
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A deep mine is located north of town. The nearby mining pit was {{when|date=January 2015}} closed, with active operations moved to the east of [[Burr Oak State Park]], but the loading station is still at the old site because of the location of the railroad. The Trimble high school and middle school provide some local employment, as does Frog Ranch Foods, and Hocking-Athens-Perry Community Action Programs (HAPCAP). Tourist activity from nearby Burr Oak State Park as well as hunting in various nearby public lands also supports the economy. The village owns its own electrical and water utility, although it purchases the electricity from [[American Electric Power]] and the water from the Sunday Creek Water District.