MARIETTA – Southeastern Ohio Port authority President Jesse Roush addressed Washington County Commissioners Thursday about what he described as “fabricated falsehoods that have been shared on social media” about him and his work with the…
MARIETTA – Southeastern Ohio Port authority President Jesse Roush addressed Washington County Commissioners Thursday about what he described as “fabricated falsehoods that have been shared on social media” about him and his work with the…
MARIETTA – The Veterans Walk of Honor at Armory Square on Front Street will hold its biannual brick laying at…
Ever since Congress passed the Standard Time Act in 1918, daylight saving time has been the subject of controversy. With…
MARIETTA – The Humane Society of the Ohio Valley met with Washington County Commissioners Thursday morning with a request for…
MARIETTA – Washington State College of Ohio President Sarah Parker’s recent interactions with state leaders have reinforced the school’s efforts…
PARKERSBURG — Wood County students traded time spent reading for stacks of new books Thursday during the Golden Ticket Book…
BEVERLY — Trailing 2-0 and on the verge of being swept Thursday at Fort…
Students across the country have already showed what they think of the government-mandated “intellectual diversity centers” popping up in some states. Further, voters’ rightful displeasure with such a blatant attempt at government overreach has been evident. Yet calculating politicians just can’t help themselves. Ohio Sen. Jerry Cirinio, R-Kirtland, has introduced Senate Bill 461, Enact…
Plenty of the stories shared by those remembering Dolly Parton in the wake of her passing…
WalletHub recently produced its “Hardest-Working States in America (2026)” report. Readers in West Virginia and Appalachian…
"Every minute counts,” Heather Dodd, director of pupil services for Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools, told WKYC at…
MARIETTA – Washington State College of Ohio President Sarah Parker’s recent interactions with state…
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! We are slowly drying out from the weeks of wet weather. Fall will soon be here, and this year may be a great time to plant trees and shrubs. We should have plenty of moisture and give plants some time to establish roots before the first frost. This…