A whistle in the dark Appalachian woods would be unsettling under ordinary circumstances. While filming a horror movie about ...

The Board of Directors for Ewing School will donate a wheelchair-accessible bus to Marietta City Schools. The board offered ...

Connor George is going the distance in running and life. George, 18, is a recent graduate of Parkersburg High School, having ...

As Marietta grew, so did the risk of fire. By 1900 downtown Marietta was a dense collection of buildings that share walls ...

One Vote! The Musical” is a play written about Marietta’s founding and its place in Ohio and American history. It’s being ...

With a pair of wins in the Region 4 Tournament Friday at Pioneer Park, Beverly/Lowell Post 389/750 punched its ticket to the ...

Fort Frye Local Schools Board of Education met for a regular monthly meeting Thursday evening with updates from board committees and to approve for the district superintendent and treasurer to begin ...

In early American history, children were widely viewed as the property of their fathers. Over the past two centuries, the U.S. has evolved to recognize children as legal persons with their own ...

I recently did a presentation at the Dover Public Library about the environmental issues associated with data centers. These issues include: noise, water usage, hundreds of acres of ...

When Lynnda and I returned from Scotland we learned there had been an accident in our neighborhood over July 4th weekend. “According to Kanawha County Dispatchers, the Pinch VFD, Kanawha County ...

We live in a region with one of the heaviest concentrations of EPA-designated brownfields sites in the country. We’re no stranger to the scars left by our industrial and extraction past. The Mid-Ohio ...

The late Larry Burkett told about a preacher friend who did something that is not recommended for preachers who value their jobs – he took up the offering himself. As the preacher carried the plate ...