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Jan 25, 2021 The Highway Patrol reported a fatal crash around 3:45pm Saturday on Pike Lake Road just west of Morgan’s Fork Road in Benton Township. 35-year-old William Scott of Piketon was westbound in a Ford Ranger on Pike Lake Road, when the vehicle traveled left of center, striking an eastbound Chrysler Pacifica driven by 23-year-old Mykaila Lowman of Waverly. Lowman was pronounced dead at the scene by the Pike County Coroner. Scott was transported to OSU Hospital for non-life threaten...

Jan 25, 2021 The Highway Patrol reported a fatal crash around 3:45pm Saturday on Pike Lake Road just west of Morgan’s Fork Road in Benton Township. 35-year-old William Scott of Piketon was westbound in a Ford Ranger on Pike Lake Road, when the vehicle traveled left of center, striking an eastbound Chrysler Pacifica driven by 23-year-old Mykaila Lowman of Waverly. Lowman was pronounced dead at the scene by the Pike County Coroner. Scott was transported to OSU Hospital for non-life threaten...

mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com A man who beat his father with a metal baseball bat last January pleaded guilty to felonious assault Thursday at the Washington County Courthouse. Jerran Keith Knowlton, 41, of 6658 Archers Fork Road, New Matamoras, was indicted in February 2020 for attempted murder and two counts of felonious assault. According to reports from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, dispatch received a 911 call in January 2020 on a domestic complaint at Knowlton’s home. It was r...

Bitterroot National Forest seeks comments on new trail projects MTN News By: MTN News and last updated 2021-01-21 12:43:30-05 HAMILTON — The Bitterroot National Forest is inviting the public to review and make comments on two new proposed trail projects located on the Darby Ranger District. The non-motorized C. Ben White Trail is a 1¼ mile dirt trail that will provide hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking opportunities for recreationalists. It will access a netwo...

Dozens of licensed restaurants, bars and clubs in Pa. cited for violating COVID orders Updated Jan 15, 2021; Posted Jan 15, 2021 Gov. Tom Wolf issued pandemic protocols for restaurants and bars in Pennsylvania to follow, and the State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement oversees establishments with liquor licenses. (File photo, Commonwealth Media Services) Facebook Share Dozens of licensed establishments in Pennsylvania have been cited in December for violating the state’s COVID-19...

The number of homicides and violent deaths nearly tripled in the Greenville city limits in 2020, increasing from five to 13, according to archives and police records. There were at least seven more in the county and towns outside Greenville. The Pitt County Sheriff’s Office investigated five deaths, the Ayden Police Department investigated at least one, and the Farmville Police Department investigated one homicide in 2020, according to reports. There were nine homicides countywide in 2019....

Cafe. >> gretchen: new numbers prove that menches are concerned about the count reaps future. 57 percent of the voters think that the country is headed in a wrong direction. how will this impact the presidential election? well be back with our delegates now. david let me start with you. on your thoughts about being in the right or wrong direction for the country. >> my parents immigrated and my mother was pregnant and he bought in the american dream. you work hard and get an education and succee...