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Blues and Brews returns for 19th year
POMEROY — The 19th annual Big Bend Blues and Brews Bash returns later this month with a lineup of returning favorites mixed with a few new faces...
Demolition still on for River Museum
POINT PLEASANT — Demolition of the Point Pleasant River Museum and Learning Center is still the city’s plan of action.At the last Point Pl...
Mason County Memories: How they got their names
Mason County, like a lot of other places, has hundreds of place names tied to our geography and history. When you get down to it, virtually everywhere...
Kicking off the public transit service this Monday
POINT PLEASANT — The Mason County Commission recently met announcing a ribbon cutting and press conference will be held to commence the start of...
‘Harry Rhodes Gospel Sing’ returns to MCF 2019
POINT PLEASANT — For over 50 years, the Harry Rhodes Gospel Sing has been a significant part of the Mason County Fair.Started in the 1960’...
Neace in custody on aggravated murder charge
POMEROY — A Pomeroy woman wanted on a charge of aggravated murder is now in the custody of law enforcement.According to Meigs County Sheriff Kei...
July 12th, 2019 updated: July 12th, 2019. |
Celebrating God’s word as a community
POINT PLEASANT — For three years now, a mission team from North Carolina has been visiting Point Pleasant in the summer sponsoring a Vacation Bi...
Dutcher to perform Friday
POMEROY — The 20th year of the Rhythm on the River concerts will continue on Friday with a performance by Bill Dutcher. Dutcher plays modern aco...
Attorney has license suspended
CHARLESTON — A lawyer who serves residents in the Mason County area has recently had her law license suspended.On Monday, the Supreme Court of A...
Town of New Haven pays off back taxes
NEW HAVEN — Over $49,000 in delinquent 941 employer payroll taxes, owed to the IRS, have been paid, it was announced at the most recent meeting ...
