When Marietta’s new Taco Bell was constructed earlier this year, it moved a little bit down the street and 11 feet up in the air. » Full Story

A small West Montgomery Street mobile home neighborhood, tucked in unobtrusively between Front Street and the Muskingum River, was among the most devastated and permanently changed in Marietta as a... » Full Story

Some serious efforts are being made toward reducing property damage and flood prevention since massive flooding hit Marietta and Washington County in September 2004 and January 2005. » Full Story

Fooled once by botched forecasts from the National Weather Service, local residents and officials won’t rely again solely on the agency as a way to prepare for a flooding emergency, even if the... » Full Story

The floods of September 2004 and January 2005 will not soon be forgotten by Marietta residents or business owners. » Full Story

After flood waters rose then receded, leaving devastating damage five years ago, the death toll for Marietta businesses stood at three. » Full Story

Just a few months after the renovation was completed, the Ohio River rose, swept across Ohio 7 and a large field and invaded the place David Thomas had just made into his “dream home. » Full Story

For more than 20 years, Rose Grahame and her daughter, Jessica Christian, lived in one of two houses Grahame’s parents own on South Charles Street in Mariett. » Full Story