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Wheelersburg Woman Remains In Serious Condition
A Wheelersburg woman remained in serious condition Tuesday in a Huntington hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident in the 5800 block of Gallia Street in Sciotoville shortly before midnight Saturday.
Hadsell Lays Out Plans For Growth, Jobs: 16 Jobs Retained At McGovney Ready Mix
Don Hadsell, owner and CEO of Hadsell Development, left, and Ron Hadsell, vice president of business development for Hadsell Development, right, announced on behalf of the company that they have purchased McGovney Ready Mix and McGovney River Transport in Portsmouth.
Helping Those In Need: Daymar College Donates To Salvation Army
Bruce Gray of the Salvation Army helps load some of the food that was donated by Daymar College in New Boston.
Homeowners Can Learn About Flood Risk At Monday Meeting
If you have wondered about the probability of flooding where you live, you can get the answers you need at a meeting Monday, Dec.
Thousands Brave Cold To Score Bargains
Thousands of people braved the weather to take part in Black Friday Shopping. Many in the community chose to go to the New Boston Walmart.
Lawmen may have bank break-in suspect
A New Boston man has been charged in one bank break-in in Ross County and could be a suspect in a recent rash of bank and business break-ins in the area.
Arrest Made In Desco Robbery Case
The New Boston Police Department made an arrest Saturday morning in the Thursday morning robbery at Desco Federal Credit Union, on Vine Street.
New Boston Police Capt. Steve Goins tapes off a perimeter around Desco Thursday morning after employees discovered it had been robbed overnight.
Plans For New Building Topic For New Boston School Board
The New Boston School Board will meet with the newly appointed director of the Ohio School Facilities Commission during its regular meeting tonight to discuss plans for the new school building, and discuss its construction bidding process.
New Boston On Schedule As It Prepares For New School
Sun and Funland Pool buildings, in New Boston, were razed Wednesday to prepare the site for the new Pre-K through 12 New Boston School.
New Boston School Closed on Monday.
School Closure is due to illness. NEW BOSTON, OHIO -- New Boston's Stanton Primary school will be closed on this monday.
Board Of Elections Releases Ballot Information
Elections are now just 16 days away; do you know the candidates and issues youa TMll be asked to choose from? According to a list provided by the Scioto County Board of Elections on Tuesday, the following candidates and issues will be found on ballots Nov.
New Modular Units Provide More Classroom Space For Students
Students at Green Local Schools have a little more room to move this week, as the district opened modular units to serve overcrowded school buildings.
Domestic Violence Vigil Planned
The Scioto County Domestic Violence Shelter will have its 19th Annual candlelight vigil in the Scioto County Courthouse on Oct.
Whitney Stephens of Piketon, Ohio, won the Walmart Bass Fishing League final Buckeye Division tournament of the season on the Ohio River/Tanner's Creek Sunday with a catch of nine bass weighing 16 pounds, 11 ounces.
Wanted: Suspect Using Stolen Card
New Boston Police are asking for help identifying a woman seen on surveillance cameras using a stolen credit card.
Community Effort Helps Clean Up Area
Groups, organizations, companies and individuals turned out Saturday for the Countywide Cleanup Day.
Investigators from the Division of State Fire Marshal and Portsmouth Fire Department Friday announced they have determined the cause of Tuesdaya TMs Gallia Street fire as arson.
New Boston Prepares For Flood Systems Review
The most talked-about issues of Tuesday night's New Boston Village Council meeting were federal mandated changes to the village flood defense system, which - if not completed - could force village and city residents to purchase flood insurance.
New Boston Prepares For Flood Systems Review
The most talked-about issues of Tuesday night's New Boston Village Council meeting were federal mandated changes to the village flood defense system, which - if not completed - could force village and city residents to purchase flood insurance.