Mayor Jay Jackson News Today

The Guernsey County Childrens Advocacy Center hosted its annual adult egg hunt, raising money and recognizing partner organizations.

The clinic is open from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 6 a.m. to noon on Thursday, and offers telehealth appointments on Fridays.

Byesville Volunteer Fire Department plans to open a training center to provide education to community and area agencies

Byesville has gone through a period of growth over the past five years. While the growth is a positive thing, it does not come without challenges.

Council after discussion in the Finance Committee meeting decided to keep the Recruitment, Retention and Response incentive Program which provides a monetary incentive for the Villages volunteer fire fighters and EMTs.

The unofficial results for the two levies placed on the May 3 ballot indicate that both levies passed.

Work for $400,665 South Second Street waterline project is set to begin today.

The land bank has compiled a list of 11 properties in the county that could receive funding to be demolished as part of the program.

Ameeting will be held at 6 p.m. Feb. 28, at the Byesville Village Hall for those interested in learning more about the program or becoming involved.

Properties proposed for demolition include a building damaged by fire on in Cambridge, a building in Byesville and two properties in Cumberland.