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High School students often dream of leaving their mark on their schools.That can come from athletic prowess or success in the classroom.Maybe their picture hangs on a banner in the gym or with their classmates in the hallways.It’s a great thing to be remembered fondly.The Swiss Hills Construction Trade students may not be pictured on the wall, but their mark will be left for years to come.Under the direction of instructors Rick Isaly and Andrew Schumacher, the Construction Trades students spent the last part of the spring and first part of the new school year detailing their school’s front walls.For years, the walls of the school were covered with a slight hillside.

The day that Monroe County Prosecutor James Peters can step into his new office has been long awaited.Although that day is not here quite yet, the project’s progress is advancing.

The Sardis Community Center was a beehive of activity Saturday, Nov.

All over Monroe County, entities, organizations and groups are hoping to get some of the $500 million from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s Appalachian Grant funding.Consider the Village of Woodsfield among those hoping.Mike Carter, of CT Consultants, updated Woodsfield Village Council on a planned project for the village during council’s regular meeting Monday, Nov.

Meredith Kahrig, of Miltonsburg, was inducted into the Ohio Horseshoe Pitchers Association (OHPA) Hall of Fame at the OHPA’s annual meeting Sept.

Reindeer, candy canes and cookies adorned the walking trail in Woodsfield as the Monroe Central FFA held its first Ugly Sweater Walk Saturday, Dec.

“Come look,” a vague text message began. “At this gorilla,” was Part 2.