End of Watch – 11-5 of 18
The first three rows of pews were filled with uniformed officers Sunday, Nov. 18 as the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and members of the community held a memorial service for
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Alvin & Connie Thompson celebrating 40th anniversary
Alvin and Connie (Miller) Thompson, of Woods-field, are celebrating their 40th year of marriage on Friday, Nov. 23, 2018. The couple wed on Thanksgiving Day in 1978 at the Methodist
Westwood Place honors its veterans
Westwood Place has 13 veterans who are residents at its facility in Woodsfield. That number is nearly double what it was on Veterans Day in 2017. To honor those residents
Paying tribute to all those who kept us free
Ed Frank, of American Legion Post 87, knows the importance of the sacrifice veterans made to their country. He described it as “a blank check.” For some it was only
Area first nine weeks rolls announced
A few area schools have recently released their honor roll lists for the first nine weeks of the academic school year. The following students earned recognition: St. Sylvester Central Roman
Your Right to Know
REAL ESTATE Adams Township Sharon J. Crook to Bob Smothers, Lot 28 Village of Cameron, warranty deed. Benton Township Melinda L. Russell, Frank M. Phifer, Lavergne L. Klisiak Trust, Melinda
90th birthday celebration planned for Arlene Winkler
Even though she isn’t officially 90 until a month later, a birthday party to honor Arlene Winkler will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18 in the
Brownie Troop 1410 completes art project
Brownie Troop 1410 recently completed a project in conjunction with Monroe Arts Council. A representative of the Arts Council introduced the girls to the concept of abstract art and assisted
Meeting Dates
Benton Township Trustees will hold a special meeting for permit approval at 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 15. The Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society will hold its last
River art students submit work to Marietta Times Calendar Contest
Fourteen River High School Art students submitted work to the Marietta Times Newspaper Calendar Contest. The Marietta Times invited high school students from its six-county readership area to show off