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Ohio farmer s pumpkin breaks state record at 2,195 pounds

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Lodging tax drops in Belmont Co | News, Sports, Jobs

Times Leader Staff Writer Barb Ballint, director of the Belmont County Tourism Council, reports a decrease in lodging tax receipts but said the tourism council will continue its work. ST. CLAIRSVILLE Belmont County has seen a steep decline in lodging tax receipts due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Tourism Council Director Barb Ballint said her department will keep aiding and promoting local events despite decreased funding. The lodging tax receipts hit an “all-time low,” declining 53 percent from first quarter 2020 and 66 percent from first quarter 2019. Ballint told county commissioners last week that hotel occupancy was impacted by the pandemic, as well as by decreased work in the oil and gas industry. A tax on people using hotels provides the tourism council’s annual funding.

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Vaccines offered in Belmont County schools | News, Sports, Jobs

ST. CLAIRSVILLE Belmont County Deputy Health Commissioner Robert Sproul updated the county Board of Commissioners on Wednesday about COVID-19 infections an

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As COVID-19 Cases Wane, Event Planners Cautiously Optimistic for Summer | News, Sports, Jobs

For The Intelligencer People attend the 2019 Blame My Roots Festival. This year’s festival is set for July 16-17 at the Valley View Campgrounds, 43263 National Road, Belmont. (Photo Provided) At this time last year organizers of craft fairs, concerts and many other public events were forced to cancel their plans because of COVID-19 concerns and related mandates handed down by the state. Now a year later with virus cases becoming fewer and more people getting vaccinated, people are starting to plan those same events again, setting dates in anticipation of life getting back to normal. For example, the Blame My Roots Festival is scheduled to occur July 16-17 at the Valley View Campgrounds, 43263 National Road, Belmont. It’s slated to be headlined by a big-name country act Miranda Lambert. Other musicians scheduled to appear include Lee Brice, Neal McCoy, Jo Dee Messina, Tenille Townes, Niko Moon, Allie Colleen, Adam Doleac and Walker Montgomery.

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As COVID begins to wane, public events ramping up | News, Sports, Jobs

Mar 15, 2021 T-L File Photo/SHELLEY HANSON DURING LAST year’s Belmont County Fair, Dakota Taylor of Morristown holds one of his broiler hens during Junior Fair events. This year’s fair is expected to be a full one. MARTINS FERRY At this time last year organizers of craft fairs, concerts and many other public events were forced to cancel their plans because of COVID-19 concerns and related mandates handed down by the state. Now a year later with virus cases becoming fewer and more people getting vaccinated, people are starting to plan those same events again, setting dates in anticipation of life getting back to normal.

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