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GALLIPOLIS — The Gallia County Board of Commissioners recently approved the minutes from the Jan. 6 commission meeting.Commissioners Harold Montgomer

Plaintiff, Defendant, and Judge: How Some Ohio Counties Entrust the Same Officials To Collect Taxes and Wipe Tax Liens. Shortly after Athens County started a land bank in 2018, Matt Bunting put in a land bank application for an abandoned church next to his property. Neighbors had taken turns cutting the grass, but...

HDH board sets meeting dates The Highland District Hospital Board of Governors will meet in 2022 on the last Wednesday of each month, January-November, at 7 p.m

CHILLICOTHE- Making its way to all Pike County voters ballots in the 2021 General Election, the Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services is seeking support for a

On Oct. 2, more than 1,000 people came to the Columbus, Ohio, State House to demand legal abortion now, an end to the war on the right to choose, and

PIKE- The Pike County Commissioners have filed legal action against a former county sheriff in the attempts to recover a portion of his past compensation. Now serving a three-year prison term, Charles Reader is the defendant and could be ordered to repay his salary and other expenses that county covered during his prior suspension. Reader’s suspension lasted from July 10, 2019 to September 24, 2020, which ended following his guilty plea on several counts of theft in office and tampering wi...

Kurt Fankhauser: Bucyrus City Council will not meet next week because he anticipates lack of a quorum.

XENIA — Greene County Administrator Brandon Huddleson didn’t mince words as to why the Greene County-owned Greenewood Manor is closing.“T

The agreement also can talk about things like who your vet is, what food to give your pet, the pet's daily schedule and needs, what kind of medical care

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Photo by Evan Bevins Vehicles line up along Rockland Avenue to pick Belpre Elementary School students up from the Stone Administration Building/Early Learning Center after classes were dismissed because of a bomb threat Monday morning. At a glance: ¯ Waterford, Beverly and Belpre students were impacted by bomb threats to the Wolf Creek Local, Fort Frye Local and Belpre City school districts Monday. ¯ The threats were delivered via the same voice over internet ...