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Caldwell Secures Grant for Downtown Enhancements; Local Officials Spearhead Development
Local officials from Caldwell, including Mayor Misty Wells and Allen Fraley, President of the Noble County Board of Commissioners, attended a grant announcement at Campus Martius in Marietta. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that the Village of Caldwell received a $4,009.78 grant from the Appalachian Community Grant Program. The funds are designated for improvements to the downtown square's streetscape, placemaking, and walkability.
Noble County Declares May as Mental Health Awareness Month
Noble County has declared May as Mental Health Month, as announced by the local Commissioners. This declaration is part of an effort to increase awareness and educate the community on mental health issues. The Commissioners aim to improve discussions around mental health, focusing on respectful and inclusive dialogue.
Noble County home listings asked for more money in April: See the current median price here
The median home in Noble County listed for $317,450 in April, up 27% from the previous month's $249,900, an analysis of data from Realtor.com shows. Compared to April 2023, the median home list price increased 146.1% from $129,000. The statistics in this article only pertain to houses listed for sale in Noble County, not houses...
Flash Flood Warning for Monroe and Wetzel Counties
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – The National Weather Service out of Pittsburgh has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Wetzel county in West Virginia and Monroe County in Ohio until 4:45 AM Thursday. Very heavy rain from slow moving storms continues to fall across Wetzel and Monroe Counties. 1.5-2 inches of rain has already fallen with […]
Ohio school evacuates building
UPDATE: Noble County Schools says one student is in custody. “No student is in any kind of danger and we are following all protocol by the Noble County Sheriff Department,” the school district said. The Noble County Sheriff’s Office said the student was arrested for a bomb threat. ———————————————————————————————————————– An Ohio school has evacuated on […]
Ohio senator’s company off the hook for $1.3M cleanup for leaking fracking fluid as commission dismisses appeal
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Oil and Gas Commission dismissed an appeal Friday in a case involving whether to hand the $1.3 million bill to clean up leaked hydraulic fracturing wastewater to a company owned by a Republican state senator and former commissioner. State Sen. Brian Chavez, a Marietta...
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