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Motorcyclists pay tribute to fallen Ohio officers, including Jacob Derbin and Jamieson Ritter
A solemn and roaring tribute to fallen officers across the state of Ohio and locally was held Sunday in Cleveland. It was the 16th annual Cops Ride and fundraiser.
Check out what's in the audio pages of WYSO's weekly radio magazine
Check out the latest WYSO Weekend - our weekly radio magazine with host Jerry Kenney, who brings you the latest features from WYSO producers and interviews from around the Miami Valley. Piqua Battery Burn: Lithium-ion batteries power everything from cell phones to electric vehicles. But they can combust suddenly and...
Beating the heat at the Ohio State Fair
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Lines were wrapped around the gates going into the Ohio State Fair on Saturday. With more people checking out the fair, the temperature rose to the low 90s. Luckily, the fair has misting and fan stations throughout the area. If you plan on going to...
Little Hocking VFD revives ice cream social
LITTLE HOCKING — After a five-year hiatus, the Little Hocking Fire Department’s ice cream social made its return Saturday. With a history dating back to the early 1970s, the community found itself at a loss when the event was postponed after they lost a location to host it.
Marietta woman finds purrfect inspiration for book
MARIETTA — Marietta resident Bonnie Donnelly has written a new book entitled “Mr. Murphy, A Most Heavenly Cat.”. The book is available from Amazon.com, barnesandnobles.com and bookbaby.com. It offers a story about a specific cat and a young girl. On a 9-year-old’s typical day, Nationwide Children’s Hospital with...
Picture This: The Pollinator – ‘I’ll Bee Back’
A bee flies away from blooms of a chicory plant growing in the middle of a farm field near Watertown recently. The dry conditions have lead to the wildflower thriving alongside roadways and other open areas through the valley. If you have a recent photo that showcases the beauty of the Mid-Ohio Valley, submit it to Art Smith at asmith@newsandsentinel.com for possible inclusion on this page. See more photos at instagram.com/parkersburg.news.and.sentinel. (Photo by Art Smith)
Marietta Community Foundation presents 2024 Philanthropy Awards
MARIETTA — The Marietta Community Foundation recently issued its annual Philanthropy Awards. “Marietta Community Foundation honors two exceptional philanthropic pairs for their impactful contributions in 2023,” an MCF media release said. “Coincidentally, both parties consist of a lifelong resident and a transplant, highlighting diverse backgrounds united in their commitment to this community.”
Harmar Days again helps bridge funding gap
MARIETTA — Despite the early morning heat Saturday, Harmar Days was in full swing. Vendors lined Maple Street while on Gilman Avenue patrons dined on meals from local food trucks and enjoyed music by local artists. A streetside car show bordered the entirety of the festival and a myriad of games, crafts and even a petting zoo were available for attendees.
Residents of Ohio’s First Capital hold protests against racism and police brutality
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Hundreds of residents gathered on Sunday at the steps of the Ross County Courthouse in a silent protest organized to address issues of racism and police brutality in Ohio’s first capital. The event, which called for prayer and healing, saw a large turnout as citizens...
Unlocking the archive: Paint Valley hosted its first football game on its own field in 1960
It was 1960 and Paint Valley was hosting Circleville in the season opener. It was also the school's first football game on their own field and only their second year of organized play. The Chillicothe Gazette on Sept 8, 1960, reported that despite being undermanned, Coach Dan Klips was looking for the upset. ...
'It was just surreal.' Oneal Everett crowned 2024 Carnation Festival queen
ALLIANCE ‒ Oneal Everett couldn't believe it. Had they really called her name? "I was blown out of the park. Like there was no way," said the 18-year-old daughter of Dr. Duane and Kristen Everett from the Salem area. "It was just surreal." ...
Water Rescue underway at Lake White in Waverly
WAVERLY, Ohio – The Waverly Fire Department’s Water Rescue Team has been dispatched to Lake White following a report of a watercraft collision on the water. According to a statement from the Fire Department, the Water Rescue Team is actively operating at the scene. The public is advised to avoid the area, both on shore and in the water.
Lesser-Known Heroes of the American Revolution on Exhibit in Chillicothe
Chillicothe — One of only three exhibitions circulating through the nation that give a unique preview of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the American Revolution is on display in downtown Chillicothe. “The American Revolutionary War Experience” had its opening day last Sunday, and it will remain in The Gallery...
Passenger Rail Service To Marysville Gaining Traction
MARYSVILLE – As you probably are aware, passenger railroad service is available extensively in the northeast corridor of the United States and throughout western Europe. The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC), noting the massive population influx to Central Ohio, is considering bringing a similar passenger rail service to Central Ohio now that it has the population to support it. MORPC has therefore formed an ad hoc passenger rail committee as part of the kickoff of the Federal Railroad Administration’s Corridor Identification and Development (CID) Program study committee to look into bringing passenger rail service to Central Ohio to include Marysville. Members from all over the Central Ohio region have been appointed to this committee and Marysville City Manager Terry Emery was recently tagged as the Chairman of the ad hoc committee.
Parkersburg Police pull man from Ohio River
PARKERSBURG — Parkersburg Police pulled a man in distress from the Ohio River early Sunday morning. Officers received a report of someone struggling in the river around 1 a.m. Sunday, Parkersburg Police Capt. R.L. Koher said. The man was in a kayak on the Belpre side of the river, so officers crossed the bridge and parked at Rite Aid, where they could hear him yelling for help.
Ohio's tax-free holiday starts tomorrow. Here's what items won't be included
Ohio's tax-free holiday is right around the corner, and shoppers can save big on clothes, school supplies and back to school items as early as tomorrow. While there are plenty of items that won't be taxed, not everything qualifies for the statewide discount. Here's what to know about what's not included in...