Legal Notice – 12-20-2018
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MONROE COUNTY, OHIO CASE NO. CV2018-416 JUDGE: JULIE R. SELMON TYPE: CIVIL-OTHER Sandra K. Lucas, Plaintiff vs. Marilyn Miller… Login to continue reading Login…
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Greenley stepping down as SOLSD superintendent
Switzerland of Ohio Local School District (SOLSD) Superintendent Jeffrey Greenley will step down from his position after accepting the position of superintendent in the Belpre City School District. The Belpre
LLOYD HENTHORN
Lloyd Henthorn, 95, of Sardis, passed away Wednesday, November 28, 2018, at his home. He was born in Monroe County, Ohio April 1, 1923, a son of the late Sampson
Changing the world one stitch at a time
Monica Wohnhas wants to be able to change the world with a sewing needle. Upon starting a career in compassion as a nurses’ aide at the age of 18, through
ROSE MARIE RICE
Rose Marie Rice, 65, of Dillonvale, Ohio, formerly of Woodsfield, passed away Tuesday, December 11, 2018, at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, West Virginia. She was born in Martins Ferry
County officials differ over who’s responsible for budget
The Monroe County Commissioners were left practically speechless when Monroe County’s Budgetary Supervisor Traci Alleman sat down at their Monday, Dec. 17 meeting and announced that she was not willing
DONALD B. HARMON
Donald B. Harmon, 87, of Woodsfield, Ohio, passed away Tuesday, December 11, 2018, at his home. He was born in Tellico Plains, Tennessee, July 22, 1931, a son of the
Woodsfield hotel project nearing reality
In one year, there very well could be life at the former Ludwig property on State Route 78 west of Woodsfield. Jason Hamman, economic development consultant for the Village of
CHARLES E. REITHER
Charles E. Reither, 92, of Lewisville, Ohio passed away Monday. Calling Hours 4-8 p.m. Friday at the Bauer-Turner Funeral Home Woods-field, Ohio where funeral service will be held at 8
New program is ‘A breath of energy and enthusiasm’ at Swiss Hills Career Central
The cold didn’t bother the Swiss Hills Career Center Construction Trades students Tuesday, Dec. 11. The students had faced worse than 20-degree weather as they built the 30-foot by 80-foot