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Perry County Tribune
Defendants in housing development suit ask that it be dismissed
The defendants in a lawsuit filed by a group of property owners in a Thornville housing development, who are seeking information that includes a full accounting of the community’s financial records, have asked a judge to dismiss the suit. As previously reported in The Perry County Tribune, in October 2025 a group of 19 residents of the Snug Harbor Estates Community filed a civil complaint in Perry County Common Pleas Court, naming as defendants the Snug Harbor Master Association, the Snug Harbor Estates Community Association, and Triglyph Holdings LLC. The suit says that Triglyph developed the Snug Harbor Estates Community by selling real property to individuals including the plaintiffs, and created the Master Association and Community Association in April 2012. The plaintiffs have claimed that their attorney has sent a letter to “some or all” of the defendants, asking for a list of items that includes the articles of incorporation and code of regulations for the community; names and addresses of all current members of the Community Association’s board of trustees; the name of the president and/or owner of Triglyph Holdings; minutes from board meetings from 2022 to the present; any and all contracts with any entity or individual that
athensindependent.com
Ridges board prepares for state property transfer
ATHENS, Ohio — Although there are no outward signs of development at The Ridges, a public body of developers and representatives from Ohio University and Athens City Council has been working to secure a roughly 27-acre property transfer from the state. The Ridges New Community Authority, which is intended...
WOUB
New homes for low-income buyers may be available in Athens sometime this fall
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — The city of Athens expects to start selling eight new homes to low-income buyers sometime this fall. The homes will be located at the end of Hudson Avenue in the East neighborhood. The price will be $180,000. There is little new home construction in Athens....
WHNT News 19
Bonnie Doone Apartment Complex Owners Issues Extend Beyond Athens | Jan. 5, 2026 | News 19 at 6 p.m
yourohionews.com
New plumbing permit information announced
A plumbing permit is now required from the Coshocton Public Health District for any plumbing work for commercial buildings related to new construction, additions, or if the plumbing is replaced in a building or room. A permit is not required for minor repairs or fixture replacement. All commercial plumbing work...
The Logan Daily News
Atomic Credit Union announces new branch coming to McArthur, Ohio
MCARTHUR, Ohio — Atomic Credit Union has announced the purchase of one acre of commercial property across from Vinton County High School’s football field and track on U.S. Route 50 located in McArthur, Ohio, marking an important step toward opening a brand-new branch location designed to better serve the Vinton County community. Demolition of all structures will be completed in the coming weeks, and construction is planned with the goal of completing the new branch by the end of 2026. This new location represents Atomic Credit Union’s continued commitment to investing in the communities it serves. The new location will be located at 643 W. Main St., McArthur, Ohio and will provide a convenient branch location to our Vinton County membership. “With over 3,000 current members in Vinton County, McArthur was an easy choice for a new branch location. We look forward to serving all Vinton County residents and continuing to serve the students of the Vinton County Local School District through our student run credit union program.” said Tom Griffiths, President/CEO. As plans move forward, Atomic Credit Union will share updates along the way and looks forward to celebrating each step toward opening its doors in McArthur. For more