The ballots from the Nov. 3 general election were officially counted by the Washington County Board of Elections Wednesday, but the results aren’t final yet. » Full Story

After the Harmar Railroad Bridge closed to pedestrian traffic due to structural safety concerns in 2007, Marietta officials knew where to turn for help — Terry Tamburini. » Full Story

LITTLE HOCKING — A road to replace another damaged by bank erosion was opened Monda. » Full Story

VIENNA, W.Va. — A Civil War era log cabin built along present day West Virginia 14 was moved Wednesday to Henderson Hall where it will become a part of the 19th century plantation. » Full Story

With nearly 200 provisional ballots and the potential for late-mailed absentee ballots still to be counted from Tuesday’s general election, it’s remotely possible that some Washington County races... » Full Story

Washington County residents might have turned down state Issue 3 by more than 3,000 votes but it wasn’t nearly enough to keep Ohio from allowing casinos to be built in four of its biggest cities. » Full Story

BELPRE — Belpre businesses that got approval from voters to sell beer and wine at their establishments are expecting to be able to begin sales toward the end of the year or after the start of the ne... » Full Story

With the Marietta City Schools bond issue soundly defeated by voters Tuesday, the focus for some is already on the next round of the battle to get new school. » Full Story

Six of seven incumbents have reclaimed their seats on Marietta City Council after Tuesday’s general election, according to final but unofficial results from the Washington County Board of Elections. » Full Story

The Marietta Board of Education will welcome a new face in 2010 with challenger Karen Burton receiving enough votes Tuesday to knock one of the three incumbents out of the race. » Full Story