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Officials Track - Structurally Deficient' Bridges Across Central Ohio
Thursday's bridge collapse in Washington State may have you wondering how safe the bridges are that you travel across every day here in Ohio.
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Sanitary engineer slot to be negotiated
Madison County engineer David Brand will enter into negotiations with commissioners for the position he also holds as county sanitary engineer.
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Cleveland man sentenced to nine months
A Cleveland-area man was sentenced on Friday to nine months in prison for possessing 4 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop last year on Interstate 70.
100 jobs on tap from auto supplier's expansion in Madison, Union counties
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London man convicted of trafficking
Charles E. Kuhn, 35, 6515 Neil Road, pleaded guilty on Thursday in Madison County Common Pleas Court to the drug trafficking charge as part of a plea deal.
Ballenger to sign second of Madison County memories
Earl Ballenger presents a copy of his latest book to Edna McHugh, a volunteer librarian at the Madison County Historical Society.
Pesticide - drift' cause of sudden tree devastation
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Ruling favors Madison County commissioners in spat over engineer's pay
The Madison County commissioners put the county engineer on notice last summer. They thought he was being paid too much for the dual role he fills.
Madison Press publisher says goodbye to readers
By Devin Hamilton, The Madison PressWhen you spend five years with people, places and things that make you smile, that make you humble, that make you proud, that and more is what comes with the job of a publisher.
Licking County to double real-estate fee
Currently, Licking County residents pay $2 per $1,000 of transaction. Commissioners will authorize increasing that fee to $4 as early as Thursday, to take effect next month, Commissioner Tim Bubb said yesterday.
Tom Raper RV Adds on to Columbus Sales Lot
Representatives of Tom Raper RVs were joined by Madison County, Ohio, County Commissioners David Dhume and Paul Gross on May 11 at the Tom Raper RVs Columbus dealership for a ribbon cutting ceremony, which signaled the opening of a large sales lot adjacent to the existing dealership.
Nursing homes defend high cost
Teresa Horstman says her father-in-law, Bob Horstman, who had lived his life with dignity, did not get his money's worth at a nursing home.
Leaving Madison County is such sweet sorrow
When you spend five years with people, places and things that make you smile, that make you humble, that make you proud, that and more is what comes with the job of a publisher.
Accident claims life of London woman
Robin Smith-Jones was building her future when she was struck from behind by an eastbound semi Wednesday morning on I-70. Smith-Jones was enroute to Nationwide Beauty Academy on Hilliard-Rome Road when her 2007 Pontiac Vibe was struck from behind and died as a result of her injuries.
Schwaderer wins seat in primary
London voters choose Rodney A. Lauer, Roger T. Morris and Jason Schwaderer in the Republican Party primary race for council at large positions, according to unofficial results from the Madison County Board of Elections Tuesday night.
Madison-Plains levy fails passes
Despite the efforts by the Madison-Plains Local Schools administration and the district's impact committee to educate voters on the need for a replacement permanent improvement levy, voters soundly rejected the measure.
Sheriff names suspect in Choctaw home invasion case
On Tuesday, the Madison County Sheriff's Office identified the Columbus man as a suspect in the home invasion robbery of Choctaw Lake resident Alan Homewood.
London income-tax increase passes on fifth try
Five appears to have been the magic number for the city of London, where voters approved an income-tax increase to benefit the fire department, with 59 percent saying yes, according to final, unofficial results from the Madison County Board of Elections.
Had a major disaster struck West Jefferson on Thursday night, the kids at Norwood Elementary would have been prepared.