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Pay increase for city employee debated again - Portsmouth Daily Times

City's latest attempt to enliven riverfront is literally under the bridge

City’s latest attempt to enliven riverfront is literally under the bridge By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Once the rocks are removed from this area underneath the Grant Bridge and concrete is installed, 1st Ward Councilman Sean Dunne says an "active space" can be created for passersby. Photo courtesy of Sean Dunne. PORTSMOUTH — From the campground rental spots to the recently introduced Master Plan, the City of Portsmouth has been attempting to create a buzz around its Ohio riverfront resource. First discussed during last week’s City Managers session, 1st Ward Councilman Sean Dunne mentioned the latest idea in leading more people along that area.

Eight months and counting: Portsmouth's mask mandate - Portsmouth Daily Times

Eight months and counting: Portsmouth’s mask mandate By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Earth Candy Farmacy Owner Sasha Wilson says customers of the new shop have been following the city’s mask mandate which went into effect on July 13. Photo by Patrick Keck. The grocery located on 6th Street sells local products, including these apothecary items from Portsmouth. Photos by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH — Families and friends out-and-about in Portsmouth, whether it be shopping at River Town Antique Mall or eating at Sonora’s Mexican Grill, have been required since July to be accompanied by one thing: masks. Saturday marks eight months to-the-date since the city council moved forward with its mandate, 10 days before Gov. Mike DeWine’s announcement that masks would be required throughout the state.

Local group at work prepping new museum in Portsmouth - Portsmouth Daily Times

Local group at work prepping new museum in Portsmouth By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Sean McHenry (left) and John McHenry (right) say their museum is a work in progress, but are hopeful that the Scioto County Heritage Museum will enlighten locals and visitors on the area’s storied past. Photo by Patrick Keck. Much of the work so far has been the interior repairs, a fresh paint layer and new furnace included. Photo by Patrick Keck. Sean McHenry (left) and John McHenry (right) say their museum is a work in progress, but are hopeful that the Scioto County Heritage Museum will enlighten locals and visitors on the area’s storied past. Photo by Patrick Keck.

Additional liquor licenses could be coming to Portsmouth - Portsmouth Daily Times

Additional liquor licenses could be coming to Portsmouth By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com The Portsmouth Brewing Company is among local businesses with liquor licenses, who could be joined by others depending on an assessment by the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control. Photo by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH — Among his few proposals discussed during Monday’s City Managers session, 5th Ward Councilman Edwin Martell briefed Portsmouth City Council on the possibility of the city coming into possession of additional liquor licenses. Through contact with the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control, Martell said Portsmouth could carry these licenses and then distribute to varying individuals throughout the city.

Common sense or not, council says anti-hate legislation is necessary

Common sense or not, council says anti-hate legislation is necessary By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com 2nd Ward Councilwoman Charlotte Gordon said racist-messaging vandalism has been seen recently at Alexandria Point and a stop sign along the floodwalls, requiring the city to act in erasing them. Council is now considering legislation that would condemn acts of hate and discrimination like these. Photos by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH — In a time where existing racial inequities and violence have become more prevalent, Portsmouth City Council took one step closer to outright condemning acts of hate and discrimination in the city Monday night.

Martell reintroduces vacant building tax - Portsmouth Daily Times

Portsmouth 2021 and beyond: McKinley Pool in need of upgrades, lifeguards

Portsmouth 2021 and beyond: McKinley Pool in need of upgrades, lifeguards By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com The McKinley Pool mural, installed in 2017, was the latest attempt of revitalizing the city’s only public-owned pool. 2nd Ward Councilwoman Charlotte Gordon says more work is still needed. Photo by Patrick Keck. Aging fences and cracked concrete are among the visible areas where Gordon said work is needed. Photo by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH- Uncertainty surrounds summer plans and activities for area families who do not know what to expect in the next stage of the coronavirus pandemic. In what will be its 55th year since opening that same feeling is shared by the city’s McKinley Pool who is in need of lifeguards and facility upgrades to ensure a successful reopening and season.

Council reviewing legislation for food delivery charges, renewable energy

Portsmouth 2021 and beyond: Digital needs, interns in demand from city departments

Portsmouth 2021 and beyond: Digital needs, interns in demand from city departments By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com 1st Ward Councilman Sean Dunne (right) and fellow Portsmouth City Council members listened to reports from varying city departments during Saturday’s organizational meeting. Photo by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH — City departments discussed their work, plans, and needs during Saturday’s organizational meeting held at Shawnee State University. The work ranged from public health missions to infrastructure, but common themes did emerge in terms of their wants in the new year. Many departments took the opportunity to explain their needs to boost its digital capabilities, the potential hiring of interns to assist in data collection and increasing their physical office space.