Scio News

Local Sheriff's met in Scio to discuss issues facing their departments. All agree that budget cuts are the biggest problems they face.

Sheriff Myers is now forced to man the 9-1-1 Center and that's not all... Story by Dave Elias Email Other Stories by Dave Elias HARRISON COUNTY -- Things are so bad financially right now in Harrison County that not only does the sheriff have to answer the phone in the 9-1-1 center, but wtrf.com is learning that there is only one deputy on the roads ...

A number of recent break-ins have authorities issuing warnings to area homeowners.

Sheriff Myers warns residents to lock their doors, as he briefs media about home invasions.

The former treasurer of an area scholarship fund has been charged with the embezzlement of nearly $20,000 according to court documents.

The troubled economy is now taking a step in the right direction in Carroll and Harrison Counties.

The stair manufacturing company outside of Scio is one of the county's biggest employers and today they say the struggling economy is the reason they're forced to layoff 32 employees.

The Scio branch library has announced February activities. They include: Story Time, Mondays at 1 p.m. with Ready to Read Program, books, songs, crafts and other activities.

The Brilliant Lions Club, in cooperation with Buckeye Local School District, has rebuilt the cornerstone on the original Brilliant Memorial High School, now serving as Buckeye North Middle School in Brilliant.

Winter weary area residents can expect to see more snow and continuing cold temperatures but temporary relief is on the way.

Move over Clark Gable. Harrison County now has a few other stars to add to its Hollywood connection.

Dr. David Downs, district superintendent of the East Ohio Church of the Nazarene, will install the Rev.

A preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday, Dec. 23, at 1:45 p.m. in Carroll County Municipal Court for a Perry Twp.

The blaze started early Sunday morning in Scio. The blaze started at 5:15 a.m. on East Fourth Street in Scio.