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Celebrate New Concord Announces Summer 2016 Concerts
A variety of family-friendly musical entertainment is in store for our area as Celebrate New Concord prepares for its 16th year of free outdoor concerts. This year is all about… Read More
For the Love of a Pup! Growl Gallery Raises Funds
By: Emily Votaw
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Art is one of the wonderful parts of the human experience — but sometimes it can be even more. In the case of the Meigs County Canine Rescue and Adoption… Read More
Glouster Police Officers Fired, One Charged In Crash
By: Susan Tebben
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Update 3:51 p.m. Officers Ryan Keeney and Joshua Dewuell have been terminated from their positions at the Glouster Police Department as a result of an internal investigation into a crash… Read More
First Penis Transplant in U.S. Performed
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Doctors say the United States’ first recipient of a transplanted penis is recovering well from the delicate surgery. Surgeons on the Massachusetts General Hospital team who performed the transplant on 64-year-old… Read More
Portman Hopeful on Anti-Drug Legislation
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CINCINNATI (AP) – Ohio’s Republican senator says he thinks the nation’s opioid abuse crisis will transcend election-year politics as Congress tries to work out compromise legislation on the problem. Rob… Read More
A Conversation with Randy Newman
By: Emily Votaw
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June 5, Randy Newman will take the stage at the Nelsonville Music Festival as this year’s headliner. Given that the man’s discography has earned him a whopping six Grammys, three… Read More
Lawmakers Hear Arguments on Renewable Energy
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – State lawmakers have begun hearings on a pair of bills regarding Ohio’s renewable energy mandates. One measure would extend the current freeze on clean-energy standards for… Read More
W. Va. Judge: Violence Based On Sex Orientation Not A Hate Crime
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – A judge has ruled that West Virginia law doesn’t consider violence or threats of violence based solely on a victim’s sexual orientation a hate crime. The… Read More