ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County Sheriff’s Office redesigned its website as a new sheriff settles into his role. Sheriff James Zusack started his term in January, which meant it was time for the website to get revamped, fiscal officer Kitty Paboucek said. But with all the same ...
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Department of Transportation announced that it will create an Advanced Air Mobility division to integrate advanced aviation technologies with transportation technologies on the ground. ODOT Director Pam Boratyn selected Robert “Bob” Tanner as the new AAM director. ...
BLOOMINGDALE — With a stylus pressed between his teeth, Chuck Carter adds text and edits photographs on his computer’s touchscreen. Carter, the grandson of Dean and Mary Carter of Adena and a junior at Buckeye Local High School, will turn 18 on Saturday, March 29, and has endured more ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — For over a decade, Adrian Budnick has taken adoption photos of the dogs at Nashville’s county animal shelter, but it wasn’t until the COVID pandemic that an idea came to her. As one of only a few people allowed to visit in-person, she could take videos of dogs, ...
BARNESVILLE — The Barnesville Board of Education accepted a nearly $200,000 bid from Saup-Hartley Roofing LLC to replace the roof at the middle school. Board members, including Tammy Wells, Janice Miliken, Dennis Huntsman, Leslie Schultz and Ed Eberhart, accepted a bid from Saup-Hartley ...
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s annual burn ban is in effect now that wildfire season is here. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry released information urging Ohioans to follow the state’s outdoor burning regulations. It suggested taking precautions when burning debris this ...