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Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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Smith named new RMI Property Division Chair

Attorney Dustin Smith, a native of Vincent, Ohio, has been named as the new Chair of the Property Division of Roberts, Matejczyk & Ita Co. LPA (RMI), a law firm located in Seville, Ohio. RMI, with 22 employees, represents insurance companies on claims in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Smith is...

Seville, OH · 10-03

The Logan Daily News

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Hocking County real estate transfers

Sept. 21-25. Listed prices do not necessarily represent actual property values. • Perry Swain and Melinda Manyer, a 28.51 acre property on Purcell Road and a 56.343 acre property on Purcell Road, exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on the death of a registered owner. • Kristina V. Karshner, 12971 Union Road, to Clayton Vickroy, $245,000. • John C. and Debra A. Whittington Trustees, 917 and 918 Kato Court, to T&D Strategies LLC, $750,000 • Bobby Lee Burns, 19329 Unger Road, to Bobby Lee Burns and Micaela K. Vermillion, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Brendan J. and Holly R. Moder, 751 E Front St., to Tony Dark LLC, $136,000. • Robert and Elvira L. Butts, 18399 Thompson Road, to Elvira Louise Butts, exempt, property transferred to an heir or devisee, between spouses or to a surviving spouse, from a person to himself and others, to a surviving tenant, or on the death of a registered owner. • Robert and Louise

Hocking County, OH · 10-03

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This Affordable Hocking Hills Town Makes A Surprisingly Good Retirement Destination

I came to this corner of Ohio thinking about waterfalls. I left wondering what retirement would look like here. The shift happened faster than I expected. Hocking Hills sits close by, Columbus is still within reach, and daily life moves at a pace that feels easier to imagine once the work calendar finally disappears.

Logan, OH · 09-27

WTAP

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Farm 2 Table provides local meat to Washington County families

Washington County, Ohio (WTAP) - Farm 2 Table is helping provide locally raised meat to families in Washington County by bringing together farmers, fair exhibitors, businesses, donors, food pantries and community members. For the first time this year, Farm 2 Table was included on buyers’ cards at the Waterford and...

Washington County, OH · 09-30

Athens Messenger

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DJFS receives bid for Nelsonville building

ATHENS, Ohio — After multiple failed attempts at auctioning off the Athens County Community Cares Resource Center, a buyer has finally been found. The building, located at 10 W. Washington St., was put up for sale by the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services (DJFS) in an effort to reduce the agency’s overhead costs. Initially appraised at $975,000, the starting bid was reduced to $800,000 and later $775,000 to attract bidders. However, only a single bid from Jonathon Cozad for $776,000 was received. The Athens County Board of Commissioners accepted Cozad’s bid, subject to a $10,000 deposit within five business days. There will also be a due diligence and closing period of approximately 120 days. Cleanup of Logjam in the Hocking River A contractor is currently preparing an estimate for the removal of logs and solid waste from beneath the Currier Street bike path bridge. However, it is likely that the estimate will exceed the $75,000 threshold that would require the project to be put out to bid, Athens County Planner Connor LaVelle explained. LaVelle also informed the commissioners that he reached out to the Kanawha River Railroad (KNWA), which operates a nearby railroad bridge, and asked if

Athens County, OH · 09-30

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Toys “R” Us coming to Grand Central Mall

Vienna, W.Va. (WTAP) - Just in time for the holidays, Toys “R” Us is opening at Grand Central Mall. The new shop will offer a small, easy-to-shop Toys “R” Us experience, with an assortment of popular toys and brands such as LEGO, Barbie, Hot Wheels, NERF, PAW Patrol, and more.

Vienna, WV · 09-23

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Seed dropping in Washington County

A low-flying airplane will be cropping seeds across farms in Washington County for cover crops.

Washington County, OH · 09-29

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Letter to the editor: Truths about fracking

Recently, 336,000 gallons of toxic frack flowback contaminated 37 acres in Indiana County, polluting Whiskey Run; the casing split. A frack tank valve failure caused a 4,610-gallon spill of contaminated water in Butler County. In Marietta, Ohio, toxic injected frack brine is leaking. These stories get little or no attention....

Indiana County, PA · 09-30

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Mountain Valley Pipeline drives 86% of property tax revenue growth across 11 rural counties, report shows

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - The Mountain Valley Pipeline is responsible for the vast majority of recent local property tax growth across 11 rural West Virginia counties, according to a report released Monday by State Treasurer Larry Pack. The analysis found that rural public utility property tax bases across those counties...

West Virginia · 09-28

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Thirty Years of Almost Heaven: Toyota West Virginia Celebrates Three Decades in The Mountain State

Toyota West Virginia is celebrating 30 years of manufacturing excellence, innovation, economic growth and powerful community impact. 'This is a time to celebrate our history and look toward our next chapter,' said David Rosier, president of Toyota West Virginia. 'Senator Jay Rockefeller, a driving force in bringing the facility to Putnam County, said during our groundbreaking ceremony that he believed our plant would grow. We have done just that. Our success is a direct result of our team members. Our future is bright because our team is smart, capable and determined. We are proud to say we are busier than ever.'

West Virginia · 09-30

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Extended fuel tax pause could cost street funding

MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - A proposed pause on Ohio’s fuel tax could leave Marietta with less money for street work. The city takes in about $60,000 a month from fuel taxes, roughly $720,000 a year. Mayor Josh Schlicher said that money goes into a dedicated street fund for paving and maintenance, not police, fire or the general fund.

Marietta, OH · 09-29

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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Commission talks to engineering companies about landslide work in Washington W.Va. from 2020

PARKERSBURG - The Wood County Commission interviewed two engineering firms on Monday to see which one they wanted to handle a hillside stabilization project in the Washington, W.Va. area. The commission met with representatives from the Thrasher Group and Potesta and Associates Inc. to discuss work to stabilize the hillside...

Washington, WV · 09-29

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Ohio Governor Candidates Divided on Fracking

Ohio’s candidates for governor differ greatly when it comes to fracking in the state. Ohio Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton recently announced she would impose a “three-year moratorium on issuing additional permits for the drilling of wastewater injection wells and on the further injection of fracking wastewater in Washington County while the state conducts a thorough investigation on the impacts of wastewater migration.”

Ohio · 09-28

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An Entire West Virginia Glass Factory Still Blows Marbles The Same Way It Did A Century Ago

Some places you drive past a hundred times without ever guessing the wonder happening inside. Tucked along a quiet street in West Virginia sits a factory where molten glass still becomes tiny colorful spheres, just like it has for generations. It is the kind of overlooked gem that turns a...

Paden City, WV · 09-16

Parkersburg News & Sentinel

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Bill for company that helped fight the Peoples Cartage fire being paid

PARKERSBURG - A bill to one of the companies that helped fight the Peoples Cartage warehouse fire in early July is being paid, Wood County officials said. In an email to the county commission, Steve Sansevere, regional manager warehouse operations for the Mid-Ohio Valley for Peoples Cartage Inc., said the check had been sent to the county to pay the outstanding bill to SPSI in its efforts to fight the warehouse fire in early July.

Wood County, WV · 09-26