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The Lawrence County Commissioners will have a special meeting 10 a.m. Friday at the Chamber of Commerce to review the 2027 budget. Email newsletter signup
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SUTTON, W.Va. — Hundreds of spectators gathered in Sutton on Tuesday for Braxton County
United States Air Force Lt. Col. John Wicker, who is also a Cass County councilman, speaks to the student body at Logansport High School in the Berry Bowl on Wednesday.
The Meigs County Trustee Association will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Mulberry Community Center, 260 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769.
Two members of Nelsonville City Council, including Council President Cameron Peck and Nancy Sonick, announced their resignations amid recent leadership controversies, prompting council to delay appointing a new president while addressing ongoing concerns about governance and public trust in city administration.
Athens celebrated Veterans Day with a parade and ceremony at Ohio University’s Memorial Auditorium. Mayor Steve Patterson, a retired Air National Guard major, honored veterans’ sacrifices and the next generation
SOUTH POINT — Ronald West, who served as mayor of South Point, died Tuesday at age 87. West was appointed to fill a term as mayor, then was elected to […]
Will have 30-day comment period, discussion set for December meeting SOUTH POINT — The village council in South Point held a first reading on modifying an ordinance to allow accessory […]
Portsmouth city officials received updates on several major infrastructure projects during the City Manager’s Conference Agenda meeting on Monday, including concerns involving the city
On Nov. 10, Effingham County 4-H members participated in the county’s first-ever Livestock Skill-a-Thon, hosted by the Effingham County 4-H Livestock Judging Team.
A Council and Mayoral Candidates Forum will be Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Decatur Public Library.
Drive-thru and curbside sales of marijuana will be allowed in Peoria following a nod of approval from the City Council, going against the recommendations of city staff to disallow such sales.
Bloomington staff proposes broader nondisclosure restrictions, noise monitoring and drought protections for data centers while recommending a six-month moratorium extension as planning commissioners prepare to review the amended draft Monday.