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Longtime owner of Miller's Chicken passes away
Joe Miller, 87, owner of Miller’s Chicken, a popular longtime restaurant on in Athens, died Monday, July 22, in his Sunnyside home surrounded by family. To celebrate Miller’s life, the family-owned Miller’s Chicken will be closed on Friday and Saturday. “Thank you to everyone who has shown their love and support over the last couple of days. Your kindness and prayers mean the world to our family, work family and...
Italian American of the Year honored at Undo’s Upper Ohio Valley Italian Heritage Festival Kickoff Dinner
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio (WTRF) – It’s an event that is so highly anticipated that from the day it ends, they begin preparing for the next one. The 41st Annual Undo’s Upper Ohio Valley Italian Heritage Festival begins this weekend, and the months of planning and preparation were celebrated at their kickoff dinner at Undo’s West. […]
Housing, retail development pitched for 49-acre Delaware farmland
DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) — More than 49 acres of farmland in Delaware could soon be home to a new development with restaurants, shops and a range of housing. A proposal by Fincon Epic Ventures calls for the 49.9-acre Delaware site on the northeast corner of South Section Line Road and Marysville Road to be developed […]
Goble up for national award with latest book, 'Go Find Daddy'
Seven books in, Steve Goble thinks he has done his best work. The Private Eye Writers of America agree. Goble, a former journalist who spent many years at the News Journal, is nominated for a Shamus Award for outstanding achievement in private eye fiction for his novel, "Go Find Daddy." ...
One of Galion’s oldest churches to hold last service on Sunday
GALION (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)–On Sunday, July 28 at 10 a.m., the church bells at Peace Lutheran Church located at 129 W. Walnut Street in Galion will sound for the church’s final service. Due to declining membership over the years, the monthly costs of operating a church building of...
Ohio State student who urinated on pride flag gets hate crime charge dismissed
An Ohio State University student pleaded guilty Wednesday to a misdemeanor charge after being caught on surveillance camera urinating on a gay pride flag on a home's porch in the Weinland Park neighborhood. Trey Fetzer, 21, had been charged with ethnic intimidation, criminal mischief, criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. ...
Morrow County Hospital to join OhioHealth as 16th full member hospital
MOUNT GILEAD — OhioHealth and Morrow County Hospital has announced that the Morrow County Hospital Board of Trustees and Morrow County Commissioners have voted to enter into a membership agreement that will make Morrow County Hospital a full member of the OhioHealth system. Morrow County Hospital, located at 651...
Ohio State superstar freshman speaks out
Ohio State Buckeyes superstar freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is one of the most hyped freshmen in recent memory and is expected to make an immediate impact on one of the most talented rosters in the country. But it sounds like he’s still staying humble. During a recent interview...
Historic homes to open for tour in Jefferson County
MT. PLEASANT, Ohio — Step back in time and stroll the streets of historic Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, a National Historic Landmark District, on Aug. 3 and 4 during the historical society’s annual tour. The tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 3 and 1-5 p.m. Aug. 4.
Shawnee State University acquires land that includes Spartan Stadium, Branch Rickey Field
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (WCHS) — There's a new addition to Shawnee State University, courtesy of the city of Portsmouth. A move from city officials provided the school 23 acres of land that includes Spartan Stadium and Branch Rickey Field. The gift is seen as beneficial for both groups. "Shawnee approached...
Restaurants close in downtown Columbus, Easton and Franklin Park
Plus, Panda Pancakes joins Polaris Fashion Place, Monster Baby Donuts exits East Market, and get ready for wild state fair foods. As usual, there’s plenty happening in the Central Ohio food scene, including openings and closings, plus bold new offerings coming to the Ohio State Fair. Downtown, Easton and...
Portsmouth attorney graduates from 2024 Ohio State Bar Association Leadership Academy
On Thursday, June 20, Portsmouth attorney Jesse Scott was among 26 Ohio attorneys to graduate from the Ohio State Bar Association’s 2024 Leadership Academy. The Ohio Bar Leadership Academy is designed to nurture and prepare lawyers for effective leadership in the association, the legal profession and their communities. The interactive training program takes place across a six-month period in six sessions during which participants interact with bar leaders and other professionals, learning about topics such as civility, ethics and professionalism.
One True Freshman Pretty Much Blew Away Ohio State’s Star Defensive End The First Time He Saw Him
Ohio State will kick off its season against Akron on Saturday, August 31st, and many fans will see familiar faces take the field. One they will not recognize is a true freshman wide receiver, Jeremiah Smith. Smith is from Opa Locka, Florida, and was ranked as the number one overall...
Much of Greater Cleveland remains in a drought, though the conditions are shifting east
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Moderate drought conditions continue in Northeast Ohio, although the areas of the drought have shifted east, while conditions in southern Ohio have continued to worsen, according to this week’s U.S. Drought Monitor update released on Thursday. The portion of the state classified as being in...
Ross County teamwork saves kitten trapped in storm drain
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio – A heartwarming rescue unfolded in Ross County on Tuesday evening, thanks to the combined efforts of deputies, firefighters, and animal welfare workers. A young girl and her mother flagged down a Ross County deputy after spotting a tiny kitten trapped at the bottom of a storm drain.
A Small Ohio Town Suddenly Became the #2 Worst Place to Live in the Entire State
Ohio is a state known for its rich history, diverse culture, and vibrant communities. However, recent studies have highlighted a troubling trend: certain towns are becoming increasingly difficult places to live. Among these, one small town has recently gained notoriety by being ranked as the second worst place to live in Ohio. This blog post explores the factors contributing to this designation, the implications for residents, and what can be done to improve the situation.
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