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AND THEN AGAIN…….by Tamara Pettit

…..Memories that span generations are on my mind today.       One of the great things about living in the house in which I grew up is the yard that hosted family events and a porch where a lonely little girl with no kids to play with…

SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT OFFERINGS PROMISE A BUSY SUMMER

Get out your social calendar and mark the great entertainment available for free in our area. Heading for the beach is great, but take some time to enjoy the Ohio River and the company of family and friends this summer. This week we feature the…

HANCOCK COUNTY MAY PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Jonathan S. Reitter to Nancy Walp – $80,000.00 Ricky T. Smith, Pamela Dopp to B Wrett Smith Zachary Collins to Collins Industries Lindsey Sue Ellen, Charles Luthe Stevens to Nicholas Brudowsky, Laura Brudowsky – $646,000.00 Cole Taylor Kidwell, Brittany Shaw Kidwell to M.J. Properties of…

SHERIFF’S MAY ARREST LOG

5/4 Cody A. Oiler, Newell – Domesticc Battery/Strangulation 5/6 Mary Gaston, New Cumberland – Possession of Marijuana & Fentanyl 5/7 Alexander J. Frye, Newell – Fugitive from Justice 5/12 Gage Bolton, Newell – Possession of Meth. 5/20 Gene B. Wright, Chester – Capias/Possession of Fentanyl/Obstructing…

William Fulmer to Attend Junior Leadership Summit

Oak Glen Middle School student William Fulmer has been selected to attend the Youth Leadership Association Junior Leadership Summit at Camp Horseshoe, Parsons, W.Va. The summit, June 23-29, is designed to promote leadership through service to others and community involvement. His participation at the camp…

BOE RECOGNIZES GIRLS RELAY WINNERS

Weir High’s Gabriella Spickad, Naomi Young, Olivia Baker and Mea Kaufman were recognized by the Hancock County Board of Education for winning the Gold Medal for the 4 x 400 Girls’ Relay at the State Track Meet.