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Art Showcase Features North Market Street House Members
The walls of the Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library’s community room came alive with paintings, sketches, photographs and art quilting created by members of the North Market Street House during the… Read More
Athens County Might Seek Grant For Command Vehicle
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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Athens County officials are considering applying for federal funds to purchase a command vehicle for use at emergencies and at events that require increased security. Fred Davis, director of the… Read More
Shell Sells Shale Gas Rights For $2.1 Billion
By: Associated Press
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Royal Dutch Shell says it has agreed to sell drilling rights in shale formations in Louisiana and Wyoming for $2.1 billion in two transactions. Shell also said Thursday that it… Read More
Ohio County Workers Disciplined For License Issues
By: Associated Press
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Several Cuyahoga County employees have been disciplined for lacking valid driver's licenses while the county's executive lacked a permanent one for years. Records show Democrat Ed FitzGerald's administration punished at… Read More
Ohio Officials: Measles Outbreak Could Be Ending
By: Associated Press
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Health officials say no measles cases have been reported in Ohio since mid-July, while mumps cases continue to be tallied. 377 cases of measles have been reported in nine counties,… Read More
Guitar Hero: Marietta Musician Goes Viral with New Video
By: Bryan Gibson
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth thousands of "likes" — at least in Brock Davisson's case.
A video of the Marietta guitarist recently appeared on the "I Discover Stars" Facebook page, which has more than a million followers. Since mid-July, the video has been shared more than 37,000 times on Facebook and viewed nearly 7,000 times on YouTube.
Ohio Unemployment Rate Up Slightly In July
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's unemployment rate for July ticked up slightly after job reports for the last two months showed the rate at its lowest level since before the Great Recession. The Ohio… Read More