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Students graduate from WSCC
May 13, 2013 Cody Guy accepts his associate of arts in liberal arts transfer degree from Washington State Community College Saturday morning. more »» 
Serving you: Williamstown councilman keeps busy
May 13, 2013 Gene Duncan says he is busier now than when he retired 15 years ago from his job as a truck driver for a Cincinnati-based chemical company, and that’s not an exaggeratio. more »»
Around town
May 13, 2013 Hands-on program about owls Tuesday Mike Williams will lead a hands-on program about owls at 7 p.m. more »» 
Cone zone: Road construction season
May 11, 2013 It is shaping up to be a busy summer for crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation and the Washington County Engineer’s Office. more »» 
In her footsteps: Mother’s Day
May 11, 2013 Some children, like Jessica Cline, know early on they’re going to follow in their mother’s footsteps. more »» 
Merchants Walk a draw despite rain
May 11, 2013 A little bit of rain was not enough to keep a sizable crowd from enjoying the first Merchants and Artist Walk of the 2013 season. “I don’t miss any of them. more »» 
A stinky problem plagues homes
May 11, 2013 Humans aren’t the only species to head outside when spring returns to the Mid-Ohio Valle. more »» 
Grave matters: Discovery in Waterford added to collection at Beverly museum
May 11, 2013 WATERFORD—The entrance to the Oliver Tucker Museum in Beverly might seem like an odd place for the headstone of notable Waterford farmer and soldier Rotheus Hayward, who died in 1842 at the age of 60. more »»
Washington State grad is happy for opportunity
May 11, 2013 Saturday concludes a week of commencement celebrations for Washington State Community College, marking a time Waverly, W.Va., resident Scott Cale would have had trouble imagining three years ago. more »»
Regional airport among those towers spared
May 11, 2013 WILLIAMSTOWN — The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday that funding will be provided through September for the 149 air traffic control towers scheduled to close in June. more »»
Around town for May 11
May 11, 2013 Fishing derby is planned for May 19 The Washington County Fish and Game Club will hold its annual fishing derby May 19 at 2100 Duck Creek Road, Whipple. The event is free and open to the public. more »» 
2013 Muskingum Valley Chamber of Commerce dinner
May 10, 2013 BEVERLY—The tables were turned on former Muskingum Valley Area Chamber of Commerce chairman Glen Miller during the chamber’s 11th annual banquet in Beverly Thursday night. more »» 
President’s house open
May 10, 2013 The historic Wilcox-Mills House on Fifth and Putnam streets has been the home of Marietta College presidents for more than seven decades. more »»
Fort Frye looks at what to do if Supt. moves on
May 10, 2013 BEVERLY — The Fort Frye Local Board of Education met for more than two-and-a-half hours in closed, executive session Thursday to discuss the potential departure of Superintendent Tom Gibbs. more »»
City covers unexpected $23,000 cost for River Trail expansion
May 10, 2013 An estimated $23,000, added to the city's cost for the third phase of Marietta's River Trail project, had officials tapping the Community Development Block Grant budget to provide funding for the... more »» 
Experts in penmanship
May 10, 2013 NEW MATAMORAS — Reading and ‘rithmetic may get the most time among the traditional three “R’s” in schools these days, but writing hasn’t been forgotten. more »» 
Oil and gas company’s $5,000 gift for Waterford’s diamond
May 10, 2013 WATERFORD — A Colorado-based company moving into the area for oil and natural gas drilling donated $5,000 to upgrade Waterford High School’s baseball field. more »»
3 suspected drug traffickers arrested
May 10, 2013 Three suspected local drug traffickers were arrested Wednesday night during a traffic stop. more »»
Around town
May 10, 2013 Wall of Sound fundraiser Thursday The Marietta High School Wall of Sound will hold a fundraiser with Smitty’s Pizza on Thursday. more »» 
Meet a Scientist Day
May 9, 2013 ABOVE: Putnam Elementary fifth-grade teacher Suzannah Butler holds out a preserved human femur for fifth-graders Maria Pfaff, second from right, and Kari Bauerbach, right, to touch as Pfaff’s mother... more »» |
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