Editorial

1-W and the not-so-big horse Why wait? Nothing is coming.  A few days went by and 1-W remained on the road by the empty corral.… Login to continue reading Login…

75 Years Ago (1948) A fine 7.5 pound daughter, christened Charlotte Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ‘Buss’ Richer of East Marietta Street,… Login to continue reading Login…

Over the past year there has been a great deal of controversy over the new home for our Monroe County Senior Center.  My 97-year-old father… Login to continue reading Login…

Gil and Sandy Zink have returned from a vacation to Alaska on the Princess Cruise Lines. They flew to Fairbanks, Alaska. While there, toured around… Login to continue reading Login…

The time of Pumpkin Spice is upon us. It is the time when orange blankets us, our children and homes. It’s the time when everything… Login to continue reading Login…

Long-Term Care Could Save Your Nest Egg During our working years, many of us have access to an employer-sponsored health insurance plan either through our… Login to continue reading Login…

75 Years Ago (1948) Miss Mary Margaret Kress, of Woodsfield, graduated on Sunday evening, Sept. 19, from North Wheeling Hospital School of Nursing. Miss Kress… Login to continue reading Login…

It’s a small world!  Last Friday night Phil and I were in Pickerington to watch a high school football game. Only half paying attention, I… Login to continue reading Login…

Washington Hall Christian Union Church held its annual Homecoming Aug. 20. Pastor of the church is James Scott. Music for the afternoon was the Zion… Login to continue reading Login…

Road turtle crossings I’m barreling down State Route 78, probably running late – or at least behind. I’m grumbling about how my air conditioner isn’t… Login to continue reading Login…