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Generations of school children in Marietta have learned how in 1788, 48 men floated down the Ohio River aboard the flatboat called the Adventure Galley to start

MARIETTA — The Mid-Ohio Valley saw rain, hail and high winds earlier this week with some damage that is typical of many storms that usually hit the area, of

Five city of Marietta departments facing possible staff cuts or other cost saving measures by Marietta City Council in response to a performance audit that p

Dr. Julie McKay, a member of the Alma College Class of 1981; as well as a physician, humanitarian and volunteer, will deliver the keynote address at Alma College’s 137th year commencement ceremony.

MARIETTA — Signs of life are coming back to Marietta as store owners move back into their shops on Front Street after last week’s flooding. Penny Moore,

PARKERSBURG — With the Ohio River cresting Friday, local officials are now waiting for the water to recede so people can begin the process of assessing dama

WILLIAMSTOWN — White-flowering trees along the road look nice, but their appearance is deceiving. Callery pears, also known as Bradford pear trees and othe

MARIETTA — The First Friday event celebrating Marietta’s founding scheduled for tonight has been postponed due to flooding. Jen Tinkler, Executive Direc

By Douglass Huxley and Michelle Dillon Staff Reporter The First Friday event celebrating Marietta’s founding scheduled for tonight has been postponed

Deborah Goforth passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Crossville Chronicle on 2024-04-05.