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Storm reports and snow totals from Wednesdays wild weather Hail, reported tornadoes and snow that neared 10 inches in some places. Author: Credit: Jared Stoddard A classic March storm system cut Minnesota in half on Wednesday, warranting winter storm warnings to the north and severe weather to the south, including a tornado watch that preceded multiple tornado warnings.  Tornado warnings were issued in multiple counties south of Minneapolis-St. Paul, though its yet to be determined if a twiste...

MARTINS FERRY — Death care workers are among the new groups of people permitted to get the COVID-19 vaccine — something funeral director Chase Milburn and h

Now that we’ve gone through the most recent attack of snow and ice, a familiar scourge is once again visiting the tri-state area: The pothole. They’re e

RIGHT: Babe Sidon, a teacher at Ayers Elementary School in Martins Ferry, is vaccinated Wednesday. STAFF IN Belmont County school districts received their COVID-19 vaccines last week, with health department staff, volunteers and school nurses conducting clinics daily at different sites. During his Thursday talk, Gov. Mike DeWine said the four-week drive to offer at least the first of two vaccines to all school staff would be met by the vast majority of districts despite snow and ice storms. The...

shanson@timesleaderonline.com Photo Provided BELMONT CAREER Center Principal Ryan Caldwell receives his COVID-19 vaccine from school nurse Leslie Rodak during a clinic held at the school. MARTINS FERRY — As Ohio Valley residents continue to roll up their sleeves to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, many of them have memories of dealing with past virus outbreaks during their childhood — including polio and smallpox. Some folks dealt with it themselves, while others had friends and neighbors who ...

Whats the buzz: A look at events happening around the area Heather Sevigny Correspondent Springtime feels like it’s just around the corner. Luckily there are plenty of fun events still happening in our area. I’ll be highlighting attractions, activities - both online and off - and festivals from around the state here every week. From local music and shows to options for those of you who don’t mind traveling a bit, there’s something for everyone. Be sure to double-check all activities, a...

Feb 26, 2021 In the early morning of February 24, 2021, Homer Luyster, after a full and accomplished life, was re-united with his wife, Martha. Born in Somerton, Ohio February 15, 1927, he was the son of the late Charles and Ethel (Neptune) Luyster and one of six children gracing the Luyster family. A longtime resident of Barnesvillle, Homer was the owner and operator of K&J Machine. Serving his county in the United States Army during World War II, he was a member of the Barnesville V.F.W. and ...

Christopher Angle BARNESVILLE, Ohio – A Belmont County man is facing felony charges, for allegedly sharing child pornography. According to the Barnesville Police, The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children contacted the department on Tuesday, after it found that a Barnesville IP address was viewing and distributing a video involving two underage females, engaging in sexual activities. After being questioned, Christopher Angle, reportedly confessed to possessing and sharing the fil...

For The Times Leader BARNESVILLE — Village officials recently learned that a significant portion of funding for the Slope Creek Waterline Project is closer to being secured. Village Administrator Roger Deal updated council at a regular meeting Feb. 1 concerning the progress toward receiving an Ohio Public Works Commission grant to help fund the installation of a new 16-inch plastic waterline to transfer water nearly 5 miles from the Slope Creek Reservoir to the village water system, replacing...

An organization based in Bowerston that trained service dogs for veterans has lost its nonprofit status and is the subject of several complaints filed with the Ohio Attorney Generals Office. In addition, the property that Dogs 4 Warriors occupied is delinquent in its real estate taxes. The IRS has a tax lien on the property. A court judgment against the agencys former director says she owes $33,616.70 to Carrollton woman for use of her credit card. Dogs for Warriors lost its tax-exempt statu...