As Washington County officials and residents consider the potential impact of a proposed data center in the Waterford area, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing a draft permit regarding wastewater discharges from such facilities. Meanwhile, legislation has been introduced ...
PARKERSBURG — Local emergency officials say several low-lying roads in Washington County experienced flooding Thursday as creeks swelled from recent rainfall, though major rivers are expected to remain below flood stage. Rich Hays, director of the Washington County Emergency Management ...
PARKERSBURG — People came together in unity to honor Black History Month Sunday at Zion Baptist Church in Parkersburg. Over 70 people attended a special African American History Celebration service at the church highlighting the history, the challenges, the gains and what still has to be ...
Marietta City Council approved several ordinances related to seasonal hiring, utility infrastructure financing and budgeting transfers during a special meeting Monday evening at the Armory. Council adopted Ordinance 27 (26-27), an emergency ordinance that authorizes the city to apply for ...
Marietta City Schools students and faculty were recognized for their performance and presented with Focused and Fierce awards during the monthly board of education meeting Monday evening. Individuals were nominated for the awards based on their integrity, effort in and out of the classroom ...
Beverly resident Mike McCurdy won his bid of $30,500 for an original Cecil Brooks 1990s rifle during the McLeish Auction Monday night. “As far as we know, that’s the highest price a Brooks rifle has sold for,” said McLeish Auction Services owner Keelan McLeish. “There’s been a ...
