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Reports/Ohio State Highway Patrol ¯ A two vehicle collision occurred April 2 on Ohio 60 in Muskingum Township. Annette G. Morgan, 63, of 411 Strecker Lane, Marietta, and Kenneth F. Huck, 68, of 3980 Huck Road, Lowell, were both southbound on Ohio 60. Morgan’s 2016 Toyota RAV4 was stopped for a traffic light. Huck failed to stop his 2010 Chevy Cobalt within an assured distance and struck Morgan’s vehicle. Huck was cited for driving at a speed that wouldn’t permit him to stop within the ...

2 Moorhead veterans honored for lives well-lived and missions accomplished When a miliatry veteran dies, the surviving spouse is often given an American flag in their honor. But a program from Hospice of the Red River Valley is making sure seriously ill veterans receive their accolades when they can still enjoy them. 10:00 pm, Apr. 14, 2021 × Marine Corps veteran Bob Elliot and U.S. Army veteran Norman Felde share a smile during ceremonies honoring their service held on W...

Patrick Andrews, past president of the Ocala Camellia Society, said Wines "was one of the most influential (camellia) growers in the area and had an impressive collection."  Wines is survived by his two daughters, Maryanne Nowlan, 41, and Bobbye Wines, 46, both of Ocala, and his 8-year-old granddaughter, Harper, who is Nowlans daughter.  Bob Wines doted over Harper and she enjoyed rides in a golf cart around the nursery and watching television with her "Pa." Williams and Nowlan will continue...

Kellie Jo Anderson, 36, of Barnesville, Minn., has been charged with a second-degree felony count of murder in connection to the April 24 death of 18-month-old Henry Thomas Anderson.

For The Times Leader BELMONT — Village Council decided to discard an ordinance aimed at abatement of hazardous buildings in the village, opting instead to use the Ohio Revised Code to go after property owners who allow structures to deteriorate and become unsafe. At the request of Mayor Ron Woods and council, Village Solicitor T.J. Schultz had drafted the ordinance. He used as a guide one that has been successful in the nearby village of Barnesville to abate dangerous structures while giving ...

Some closed landfills in this area -- near New York Mills, Wadena, Sebeka and Barnesville -- are leaching unhealthy amounts of PFAS into the groundwater. In some cases two or three times the amount considered safe by the state Health Department

Escape artists Inspired by the scenic beauty in Montgomery County’s 93,000-acre agricultural reserve, the members of the Countryside Artisans include painters, potters, a blown-glass maker, a stone sculptor, and a farmer who grows tea By Amy Halpern | Artist Tina Thieme Brown at Morningstar Studio. Photo by Breann Fields Every spring, when Claire Howard’s cherry trees start to blossom, they form a flowering pink canopy that drapes across the private road leading to her home and art stud...

Staff Writer T-L Photo/CARRI GRAHAM Harrison Community Hospital is now a full member of West Virginia University Health System. The WVU Medicine sign now hangs above the front entrance of the HCH. CADIZ — A small introduction ceremony was held Friday morning at Harrison Community Hospital, recognizing that it has officially become a full member of the West Virginia University Health System. Tony Martinellie, former assistant vice president of HCH, opened the event by welcoming those in atten...

Apr 8, 2021 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Barnesville Hospital and Harrison Community Hospital officially became full members of the West Virginia University Health System on April 1. “With these two hospitals, we’re solidifying our presence in the Upper Ohio Valley by ensuring that residents on both sides of the Ohio River have convenient access to the high quality care they need when and where they need it,” Albert L. Wright Jr., president and CEO of the WVU Health System, said. “It’s alway...

Potomac Edison 2021 Tree Trimming Program Underway Company shifts to four-year trimming cycle in Maryland to enhance system reliability News provided by Share this article Share this article WILLIAMSPORT, Md., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE), has kicked off its 2021 tree trimming program with plans to clear vegetation along approximately 1,670 miles of power lines in its Maryland service area and 1,550 miles of lines in its territory i...