Friday Nov 20 | Marion Star
MARION: Lucille A. Coleman was the oldest daughter of the late William and Elizabeth Taylor.
AT&T Store Opens at The Highlands
The 64th tenant opened for business at The Highlands near Triadelphia Friday. The AT&T store is now welcoming cellular phone customers, and three more businesses should open in time for the holidays, according to Greg Stewart, Ohio County administrator.
State Sen. Jimmy Stewart, R-Athens, says Gov. Ted Strickland's proposal to delay the final phase of a five-year 21 percent income tax cut for Ohioans to cover education funding may not have been necessary if the governor had followed some Republicans' advice earlier this year.
Winifred L. 'Winnie' (Pell) Stewart
MARION: Winifred L. 'Winnie' Stewart, age 94, of Marion, passed away Thursday afternoon, August 27, 2009 at Marion Manor.
Several homes slated for demolition
Seven dilapidated homes located in the Marietta and Harmar historic districts are slated for demolition after the city completes a memorandum of understanding on the properties with the Ohio Historical Society.
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A program funded by more than $1 million in federal stimulus money is focused on removing some of the region's most blighted properties to improve health and safety and increase neighboring home values.
Echoing Hills will change focus
WARSAW -- A shift in the focus at Echoing Hills Village is intended to help residents become more independent.
Police Beat: Boy, 15, busted for drug possession, obstruction
July 27 Arrests Christopher A. Landon, 21, 315 Mound St., was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear.
Services for developmentally disabled locally not affected by statewide name changes
After a two-year lobbying effort led by individuals from Athens County, Gov. Ted Strickland has removed the words 'Mental Retardation' from the names of county boards who serve the developmentally disabled.
Robert Shuemak, 40, of Winton Place, cringes whenever he hears the word 'retarded.' The word, he says, has become an insult.
Bill will strike 'mental retardation' from boards' names
COSHOCTON - In the hopes of better serving his clients, Steve Oster is pleased to see the state make a significant transformation for the greater good.
Local news briefs: Task force fugitive sweep nets 20 busts
MANSFIELD -- Twenty people were arrested during a two-day sweep by the Richland County division of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force.
A day of learning and celebration
ZANESVILLE - On Mother's Day two weeks ago, the local pioneer Nelson T. Gant would have been 188 years old.
Birthday celebration set for Saturday
ZANESVILLE - The Seventh Annual Birthday Celebration Fundraiser for the Nelson T. Gant Foundation will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 23, at the Zanesville Art Center, 620 Military Road.
"Obviously, we take bullying very seriously. really did slip through the cracks for us.
DETENTION FACILITY THURSDAY Eric J. Stewart, 23, of South Carolina, arrested by the sheriff's office on a four-count grand jury indictment of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, no bond.
Friend: Ailing Farrah Fawcett 'Still Hoping for a Cure' - ET
Friend: Ailing Farrah Fawcett 'Still Hoping for a Cure' Farrah Fawcett 's devoted friend Alana Stewart gives ET an update on the "Charlie's Angels" actress who is continuing to battle cancer.