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Marietta City Council discussed the steps involved in its project for the Memorial to the Start Westward of the United States, also called the Start Westward Mo

Five city of Marietta departments facing possible staff cuts or other cost saving measures by Marietta City Council in response to a performance audit that p

Spring often means high water in our river town. There was major flooding in March of 1964. My future wife Suzanne and I launched a canoe near Fourth and Wooste

Marietta City Council discussed an emergency homeless shelter, the Memorial to the Start Westward of the United States, permanent parking and parking rates M

Marietta City Council adopted several ordinances and resolutions as well as thanked some retirees during its last regular meeting of the year Thursday night at

Citizens of Marietta gathered around the Start Westward Memorial Thursday morning to celebrate the 236th Anniversary of the Northwest Territory Ordinance of 178

MARIETTA — Citizens of Marietta gathered around the Start Westward Memorial Thursday morning to celebrate the 236th Anniversary of the Northwest Territory O

This July 8 marks the 85th anniversary of the dedication of the large sculpture in East Muskingum Park by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Popularly known as th

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Photo by Janelle Patterson With warm weather shining down on East Muskingum Park, walkers, cyclists and four-legged friends populated the River Trail Wednesday before the park was a topic of discussion in Marietta City Council. From grant opportunities to zoning process, and active city litigation to financial change orders the agendas and subsequent discussions before members of Marietta City Council were full Thursday. Grant opportunity In Police and Fire Committ...