More than 500 Washington County residents signed the traveling 18-by-18-foot banner of the Constitution on display in front of the courthouse in Marietta Saturday. Beginning its journey in Seattle and set to end in Washington, D.C., on July 4, the banner has been passed off from one community ...
MARIETTA – Marietta High School valedictorian Avery Herb shared a full-circle moment with her first grade teacher Ellen McVicar–who is now a title 1 intervention specialist at Washington Elementary School. The pair were among the nearly one hundred students and educators honored at the ...
MINERAL WELLS – The Spring Minted Vintage Market drew heavy crowds to Mineral Wells on Saturday, with traffic backing up for an extended stretch as shoppers waited to enter the popular event featuring more than 100 vendors. Attendees described a long line of vehicles stretching down the ...
What began as an effort to honor two local girls who faced childhood cancer by raising money to support local families and research has turned into a community-wide drive that has donated more than $735,000 over the years. BrAva is a nonprofit organization many will recognize because of the ...
BARTLETT – As the weather gets warmer and road crews are out doing work, motorists are being reminded to watch out and slow down for work on local roadways, as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week. Ryan Billingsley, Highway Technician 3 with the Ohio Department of Transportation, was ...
Representatives from the Historic Harmar Bridge Company presented a $50,000 check to the City of Marietta earlier this month, marking a key step in securing funding for the rehabilitation of the Harmar Bridge as a pedestrian crossing, according to a company release. The payment, delivered ...
