Brayden Sallee’s 22 leads Warren past Marietta, 64-54
Fort Frye starts strong, beats Caldwell 76-49
BEVERLY — Luke Huffman’s trifecta just 21 ticks into Tuesday night’s game started a 3-point barrage as host Fort Frye rolled to a 76-49 ...
COVID death reports problematic
For nearly a year, COVID-19 has been making its mark on Ohio, sickening residents and claiming lives. Throughout that period, state officials have made admirable ...
OJFS fraud continues to happen
As the number of applications for unemployment assistance exploded all over the country, so did the opportunities for fraud — theft of taxpayer ...
Planning Commission denies U-Haul special exception
Stonerise unveils branding across transitional care network
CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s leading provider of clinician-led transitional care recently unveiled “One Stonerise,” an initiative to ...
How do we heal?
This week was marked with historic events and quiet conversations. Many called for unity, citing the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s calls for nonviolence ...
New Year reflections; God is with us
Simple recipes to help lose weight
Morgan County announces vaccine registration schedule
The Morgan County Health Department (MCHD) with assistance fromthe Morgan County EMA, is leading the Morgan County efforts to vaccinate eligible residents against ...
Local school board member represents district
Honor Roll
Annual Habitat fundraiser
For the past 20 years, Habitat for Humanity has held a dinner and auction to support its house building efforts. This year, a dedication will be held at the dinner ...
Pancake Days returns
Museum to host Gunmakers and Allied Artists Show
Insurers add food to coverage menu as way to improve health
By TOM MURPHY AP Health Writer When COVID-19 first swarmed the United States, one health insurer called some customers with a question: Do you have enough to ...
