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Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Biological warfare topic of Civil War Roundtable discussion
MARIETTA - A suspected bioterrorism plot during the Civil War will be discussed at the next meeting of the Civil War Round Table of the Mid-Ohio Valley at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Knights of Columbus, 312 Franklin St., Marietta. The Yellow Fever Plot to Kill Lincoln will be presented...
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The Low-Key Ohio Bakery Serving Donuts So Good They Deserve Their Own Reality Show
There are places in Ohio that food critics fly past at 70 miles per hour, completely unaware that something extraordinary is happening just off the exit ramp. Kennedy’s Bakery in Cambridge, Ohio is one of those places, and the donuts here are so good that ignoring them should probably be considered a misdemeanor.
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Golfers tee up support for The Carr Center programs
ZANESVILLE, OH- Early morning rain didn’t keep golfers from showing up for The Carr Center. Their support will help fund programs serving children, adults with disabilities, and older adults in Zanesville. Eighteen teams took part in the Annual Carr Center Golf Outing at EagleSticks Golf Club in Zanesville, more...
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Scioto library board plans 120th anniversary event using Carnegie grant
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — The Scioto County Public Library will use part of a $10,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation to help celebrate the 120th anniversary of its Portsmouth building this year, the library’s board of trustees was told at its Feb. 17 meeting. In October, the Carnegie Corporation...
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Bringing Mothman to the masses
It’s been 60 years since the first sightings of a strange, winged cryptid shook Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and nearly 25 years since Richard Hatem’s screenplay for The Mothman Prophecies took the famed cryptid out of the realm of local history and fringe paranormal researchers and into the Hollywood mainstream. At the time, Hatem wasn’t sure what impact, if any, the film would have. What he did know was that he had a love for the source material – John Keel’s 1975 classic of the same name – and that he couldn’t write a straightforward adaptation of that book. It was, he noted, too big, too weird, and too sprawling. What he sought to do instead was to capture the feel of Keel’s book, the sense of confusion and anxiety and paranoia that radiated out from Point Pleasant to infect the author’s life.
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Variety show at revamped Tecumseh Theater celebrates SE Ohio
SHAWNEE, Ohio – After reopening its doors earlier this summer, Tecumseh Theater hosted a stage performance of its monthly “Live from Tuesday Creek” variety show on Saturday, Sept. 4. The variety show depicts fictional characters in familiar locations throughout Southeast Ohio and features live theater readings interlaced...
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Scioto library board approves $32,000 Wheelersburg flooring replacement
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — The Scioto County Public Library’s board of trustees approved spending up to $32,000 to replace flooring at the library’s Wheelersburg branch at its April 21 meeting, as officials also began studying a possible new bookmobile garage and reviewed a slight dip in the system’s 2025 usage numbers.
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Weekender Briefs: The Pawpaw Festival, punk show, book fair
The Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery will host its monthly adult Crafternoon. Held on the third Tuesday of every month, the event promotes a space to relax and socialize while expressing creativity. Crafternoon takes place from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission: kids and seniors $8, adults $10. THRIVE, Ohio...
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ClearPath video showcasing local crews captures national recognition
ClearPath Utility Solutions has been named a grand prize winner in Vermeer Corporation's nationwide We Drill America contest for a video showcasing the company's directional drilling crews and work across the region. The Zanesville-based underground utility contractor earned the recognition through a national campaign that highlighted the people, equipment and stories behind the directional drilling industry, according to a community announcement. Founded in 2007, ClearPath Utility Solutions submitted a video featuring employees in the field and documenting the company's growth from its beginnings in Zanesville. ClearPath was one of three customers of Vermeer Heartland selected as grand prize winners in the competition. "Directional drilling is a major part of what we do, but this video was really about the people behind the equipment. Our employees are the reason ClearPath has grown into the company it is today, and we were excited for the opportunity to showcase their work," ClearPath Utility Solutions said. As part of the award, ClearPath will receive custom crew shirts, a jobsite radio and a $1,000 Vermeer tooling voucher. The company provides underground utility construction services throughout Ohio and neighboring areas. Its work includes horizontal directional drilling, excavation and underground infrastructure installation. This story was produced with
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Caldwell wins 1A-2A boys’ OVAC Golf Championship
WHEELING WV (WTRF) – The OVAC Class 1A-2A Boys’ Golf Championships wrapped up Tuesday, Sept. 15 at Crispin Golf Course at Oglebay. 12 schools from both Ohio and West Virginia hit the links at 8:30 a.m. to battle for the title of 1A-2A OVAC Champions. Caldwell came away with the gold, with 322 strokes. Behind […]
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Women's Golf: Zoe Luebbers leads as Ohio finishes sixth in Rocket Classic
Ohio opened its season by finishing ninth at the A-Ga-Ming Invitational, where it saw strong performances from seniors Zoe Luebbers and Morgan Rodgers. The Bobcats looked to bring their flashes of success from Central Michigan to Sylvania for the Rocket Classic. At Sylvania's Highland Meadows Golf Course, Ohio would finish...
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Author to present “The Yellow Fever Plot to Kill Lincoln” in Marietta
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - The Civil War Round Table of the Mid-Ohio Valley will hold its regular meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at the K of C Hall, 312 Franklin St., Marietta, OH 45750. The presentation, “The Yellow Fever Plot to Kill Lincoln” will be given by...
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Lost Lands 2026 Set Times, Maps, and Essential Info
Lost Lands is just days away, and we’ve compiled everything you’ll need to know ahead of the show!. Headbangers worldwide are anxiously waiting to converge upon Thornville, Ohio‘s Legend Valley for the ninth edition of Lost Lands. Since 2017, Excision and his team have grown this bass lover’s paradise into the ultimate destination for dubstep, riddim, drum and bass, and all the genres that’ll have you leaving in a neck brace. From September 18-20, many top names in bass music along with notable newcomers will satisfy fans’ thirst for hard-hitting sounds.
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44th annual Older Adult Art Show to open Sept. 21
The artwork of local older adults will be showcased at the Area Agency on Aging District 7’s (AAA7) 44th Annual Art Show that will be held Sept. 21 through Oct. 16 at Bristol Village’s Glenn Activity Center, located at 625 East Fifth Street in Waverly. The AAA7 recognizes Bristol Village for their partnership in hosting the event for the fourth year in a row.
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Women's Golf Competes at Randy Sadler Invitational
The Muskingum Women's golf team finished 3rd at the Randy Sadler Invitational, carding rounds of 359 and 351 for a 710 total. Indiana East won the Invite with a score of 333-342-675. Inside the Numbers. Dally Meek led the Muskies with a two-day total of 166 (81-85). Meek finished tied...
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The 45th annual Genesis Pro-Am Golf Tournament helps to purchase a new MICU
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – An annual golf tournament fundraiser is helping improve medical emergency response in Muskingum, Perry, and Coshocton Counties. The 45th annual Genesis Pro-Am Golf Tournament started Friday at the Zanesville Country Club. Proceeds from the tournament will help purchase a new mobile intensive care unit (MICU). “The...