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Sure, it was hot, but with the wind and rain hitting on Friday afternoon before the 2023 Harmar Days Festival officially began, organizers are counting the week

MARIETTA — Sure, it was hot, but with the wind and rain hitting on Friday afternoon before the 2023 Harmar Days Festival officially began, organizers are co

Despite the heat, the Harmar Days festival was filled with citizens looking to engage in summer fun. From food vendors to classic cars to a petting zoo to li

PARKERSBURG —Four weeks after debuting a coffee truck, Sips Coffee Truck owners Jen and Eric Allman are overwhelmed with the positive feedback and support f

PARKERSBURG —Four weeks after debuting a coffee truck, Sips Coffee Truck owners Jen and Eric Allman are overwhelmed with the positive feedback and support

PARKERSBURG — Artsbridge has released the following list of upcoming activities: THURSDAY * Artist Display - Crocheted Animals by Ashley Dunbar, WesBanco *

Initially built as a covered bridge in 1856 for the use of horse and wagon traffic, the Harmar Bridge was converted to an iron railroad bridge with a complete s

This week is First Friday in downtown Marietta, and the popular Peep Show, sponsored by Par Mar, is making another appearance. The event runs from 5 to 9 p

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Historic photo compiled by Art Smith The Historic Harmar Bridge has a storied, more than 150-year history, with its first iteration across the Muskingum River open to pedestrians and those traveling by horse and buggy. The trajectory toward solvency continued Tuesday for the Historic Harmar Bridge Company, with internal controls for financial accounting and federal nonprofit standing discussed in the group’s monthly board meeting. Board Director Charlotte Keim, a ...