River Art Show Award Winners
River High School’s Art Club held its annual spring art show Wednesday, May 14 through Friday, May 16 in the R. L. Potts Gymnasium.
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Village not able to take on BMV
In the days after Monroe County Deputy Registrar Bev Landefeld announced that she would stay on for one more year to keep the Bureau of Monroe Vehicles in Woodsfield, it appeared as if a long-term solution was already in place.
Belmont County Partners in Prevention promotes ‘Man Therapy’ During Men’s Health Month
June marks Men’s Health Month, a nationwide observance dedicated to raising awareness about preventable health problems and encouraging early detection and treatment of diseases among men and boys. This year, the Belmont County Partners in Prevention Coalition is excited to announce its focus on a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of men’s well-being: mental health, through the innovative “Man Therapy” campaign.
A reprieve for the county’s BMV
The writing was on the wall.
River girls, MC boys lead the way at district meet
Several area athletes punched their tickets to the regional last week as area track teams competed in the Division III District Meet Monday, May 19 and Thursday, May 22 at Newcomerstown High School.
Saying goodbye to a hero on Memorial Day
Dozens of small flags fluttered in the breeze as speakers addressed the crowd Monday, May 26 at Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield.
School board recognizes elementary successes
It as standing room only during the Switzerland of Ohio Local School District’s Board of Education meeting Thursday, May 15 at Swiss Hills Career Center.
Monroe County’s new Rainbow Bridge
The Knowlton Covered Bridge isn’t the only architectural treasure on State Route 26 – and its all thanks to Monroe County students.
Rally’s impact felt, even after death
Rally for Life is a cause that impacts and affects so many every year.
Raising the bar higher with Monroe Central FFA
Each year seems to be a matter of looking what we did last year and figuring out a way to top it for Monroe Central’s FFA Chapter.