BEND, Ore. (AP) — The man who stopped a deadly elementary school attack in Oregon by chasing down the teenage gunman and shooting him inside the building is the father of two girls who go…
Chlapatys pledge $55 million to Marietta College
MARIETTA — Joe and Linda Chlapaty have committed $55 million to Marietta College to renovate first-year student residence halls and…
Marietta City Council supports memorial restoration in 5-1 vote
MARIETTA — Marietta City Council voted 5-1 Thursday evening to support efforts to restore and preserve the Start Westward memorial…
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the job after a rocky start
WASHINGTON (AP) — Katie Zacharia is departing as White House press secretary, a person familiar with the matter said Friday,…
Commissioners approve legislation for Ohio 7 project to improve highway safety
MARIETTA – Washington County Commissioners approved preliminary legislation for an $8.7 million federal project along Ohio 7 on Thursday. The…
Prosecutor urges judge to reject motion for man accused of lunging at Acton
CANFIELD – The Mahoning County prosecutor urged a judge to reject a motion by the attorney for the man accused…
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MHS Athletic Hall of Fame inducts Class of 2026 on Saturday
The Marietta High School Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026 will be inducted…
Editorials
Tighter regulations needed for surveillance technology
Ohio Rep. Karen Brownlee is right. Lawmakers MUST make changes to put in place safeguards against the abuse of automatic license plate readers and other surveillance technologies. Brownlee, D-Symmes Township, is asking for an indefinite pause on the use of Flock cameras in the state following the indictment of Sharonville Police Lt. Walter Cordes…
Excitement continues to build over a project to revitalize Marietta’s Glass Press building. Work has been…
Stay focused on completing Glass Press rebirth
Though the case has faded from the headlines, it has been only a little more than…
Funding and systemic reform essential for Ohio’s vulnerable kids
In parts of Ohio, it’s impossible to drive up to a youth sports practice or large…
E-bike, scooter regulation necessary in Ohio
Business
$10 million investment to transform historic Glass Press buildings in downtown Marietta
MARIETTA – The owner of a long-vacant pair of historic buildings in downtown Marietta…
MARIETTA – Washington State College of Ohio has earned accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Education…
Washington State College of Ohio earns ACEN accreditation for 2 nursing programs
United Bankshares plans Florida expansion with Palm Beach office
Dollar General open in Williamstown
Local Columns
Backyard Gardener: Hard frost marks end of growing season
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! Most likely we will say goodbye to the growing season this weekend in the Valley as frost is in the forecast. Any late squash, tomatoes or other vegetables need to be harvested quickly. Don't forget to move houseplants back indoors before they get frosted. Many homeowners move indoor…
The Way I See It: Holiday season set to begin
MOV Climate Corner: Vote not just for climate, but affordability
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Prosecutor urges judge to reject motion for man accused of lunging at Acton
Deem held without bond in fatal shooting case
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Wirt grad Alex Trembly living out dream as fighter pilot
Marietta couple celebrates 100th birthday and 75th wedding anniversary
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