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Marshall County Courthouse Court April 25 • Jeffery James Heslop made an initial appearance on a failure to appear for a pre-trial conf

#1 - Svetlana Stepanova Svetlana Stepanova, is  Valedictorian of Toll Gates Class of 2023, a distinction that didn’t come without hard work and dedication. Her time was not only spent …

In a perfect melding of verse and faith, Julia Ward Howe had become a living tribute to her mother.

Antonio Ross and Dustin Goben were found not guilty in the death of Sean Chapman. A third suspect, Dontaye Burton, will be tried separately.

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When the nineteenth century was winding down, and she had become an old lady, Julia Ward Howe had her palm read by “an expert.” The reader traced the wrinkled lines and exclaimed, “You inherit military blood; your hand shows it!” Possibly it did. Howe had martial forebears on both sides of her family. One was South Carolina’s Revolutionary War hero Francis Marion, the celebrated “Swamp Fox” who had bedeviled the British while hiding with his brave band of patr...

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Photos by Janelle Patterson From left, Marietta City Councilman Geoff Schenkel listens to the observations of Tanner Huffman and Adam Murphy concerning the securing of the blighted property at 115 Gilman Ave. on Tuesday. Instead of generations of physicians’ history dating back to Marietta’s 1788 settlers, the city’s labor crews were greeted Tuesday with drug paraphernalia elevated within arm’s reach of a city sidewalk in view of Harmar Elementary School on ...