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City issues boil order
On Monday the City of Logan issued a boil order until further notice for the following streets, due to a maintenance issue that morning: • East Hunter Street between Depot and Maple • East Main Street between Depot and Homer • East Second Street between Depot and the railroad tracks • East Front Street between Depot and the railroad tracks A total of 78 services are affected.
Vinton County Sheriff's Log
May 9 Deputies took custody of Zene Duncan, 26, of Hamden, on outstanding warrants out of Vinton County. Duncan was transported to Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail. May 10 • Deputies conducted a traffic stop on U.S. Highway 50. The driver, Mark Fout Jr., was arrested on outstanding warrants out of Vinton County. Fout was transported...
This Ohio city is one of America’s fastest growing populations
(NEXSTAR) – With just a couple of exceptions, the fastest-growing cities in America are located in the South, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Between July 1, 2022 and July 1, 2023, the most recent data available, Texas cities dominated the list of the fastest-growing 15.
Berne Union senior Olivia Cooper stayed busy during her four years as a Rocket
SUGAR GROVE − Berne Union High School's Outstanding Senior Olivia Cooper was certainly busy during her four years as a Rocket. "I'm very involved in the school and I played volleyball and basketball throughout all four years of high school," she said. "And being involved in the office and helping out where I can."
Community Gathers to Honor the Legacy of Longtime Pickaway-Ross Instructor Brent Ebert
Laurelville, OH – A heartfelt memorial celebration is set to take place in Laurelville Park on June 2nd at 4 p.m., as the community comes together to pay tribute to the remarkable life and legacy of Mr. Brent Ebert. Although not officially sanctioned by the school, the event holds...
Congratulations to the Vikings' Class of 2024
Vinton County High School’s commencement ceremony starts at 7 p.m. Friday at the high school. Published with this story is a list of the Class of 2024 seniors who will be graduating. VCHS is still monitoring the weather as to if the graduation ceremony will be in the gym or at the stadium. An all call will go out to inform all families as to where the graduation will be...
Healthy Progress: Memorial Health System to open Athens facility
ATHENS, Ohio — Memorial Health System’s Athens Medical Campus Emergency Department will officially open at 7 a.m. May 30 with a special open house held the night before for the local community. Located at 206 Columbus Road, Athens, the new facility will be open and available to provide...
Commissioners balk at parcel fee in solid waste plan
LOGAN — Two county commissioners on Thursday voiced their opposition to the Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District’s (AHSWD) proposed $12 annual parcel fee as part of the district’s 15-year financial management plan. The fee would allow the AHSWD to raise the funds necessary to purchase the Athens-Hocking Recycling Center (AHRC) facility, as well as bolster its recycling programs, as reported by The Logan Daily News earlier this month. It would also,...
things to know
NAMI Picnic National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) will hold its annual picnic at 6 p.m. Thursday next the the putt putt course near the Ridges, along South Park Drive, Athens. Attendees are encouraged to bring a side dish. For information, email info@namiathensohio.org. ...
Plaintiffs add more allegations, details to lawsuit against former prosecutor
COLUMBUS — Two former employees of the Hocking County Prosecutor’s office have filed another amended version of their federal sex discrimination lawsuit against the county and former prosecutor Ryan Black, adding some new specific allegations. These include the claim that while Black was serving as prosecutor, his alleged mistreatment of women went beyond his employees to also affect female crime victims his office was supposed to be protecting. They also include an allegation that when one of the plaintiffs in the suit complained about Black’s...
Unioto utilizes late hits in win over Circleville, locks down second consecutive district title
ATHENS — Alexis Book knew she had a hit in the works. The senior felt it as she stepped to the plate for the third time Friday in the bottom of the fifth inning of Unioto's district final against Circleville. She made contact in her first two at-bats, but was sent back down after flying out in both attempts. As the old saying goes, third time's the charm. ...
GALLERY: MVHS baseball vs Logan 5-15-24
MOUNT VERNON — Konner Daughriety went the distance on the mound, and the Jackets created chaos on the bases en route to a 7-0 win over Logan on Wednesday night. The Yellow Jackets (20-4) will host No. 13 Olentangy Liberty at 5 p.m. May 21 in a district semifinal game.
Housing authority files civil lawsuit against former director and ex-husband
Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority (AMHA) has filed a civil lawsuit against Jodi Rickard, former executive director, and Kevin Rickard, her former husband, seeking repayment of funds stolen from the agency. The complaint was filed April 19 in Athens County Court of Common Pleas. David Mott, with Mollica, Gall, Sloan and Sillery Co. LPA of Athens, is representing AMHA. Attorney Adam Ball, of Athens, is representing Kevin Rickard. Jodi Rickard is...
Athens officials announce hydrant tests; warn of temporary water discoloration
ATHENS, Ohio — The Athens Fire Department has announced that it will be conducting hydrant flushing and testing on Friday, May 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on East State St. Residents may notice discolored water as a result of iron sediments being stirred up due to the increased flow. However, officials assure that the water will remain safe for use.
Athens' track and field shines at Divsion II District meet
POMEROY — Athens’ girls track and field had a record setting day at the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Division II District meet held at Meigs over the past few days. A litany of Bulldogs were able to finish in the top four of the finals, qualifying for the Regional meet. The team placed second overall. Results: In the 100 meter dash, Bella Sutton (12.86) placed third while Jesse...
Vacation Bible school offered
LOGAN — Ebenezer Baptist Church is holding a Vacation Bible School Monday, June 3 through Friday, June 7 from 6–8 p.m. This year it will be a beach theme. There will be Bible lessons, interactive games, crafts, and music. All kids ages two through grade 12 are invited. There will also be a class for adults. You can pre-register at www.ebc1837.com. Ebenezer Baptist Church is located at 6935 Township Road 234, Logan. For more information, call the church office at 740-385-8411.
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