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Pair sentenced to work release for child support violations
GALLIPOLIS — A Gallia County man and woman will spend the holidays and beyond in a work release center for separate contempt violations relating...
W.Va. AG offers tips for holiday travel
CHARLESTON — Analysts expect a record number of Americans to travel during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, and with most trips just...
Doors draw neighbors together
POINT PLEASANT — Doors lead people to many places and for some residents at the Twin Towers, doors are leading to Christmas cheer.There are 107 ...
Board of education approves agenda items
POINT PLEASANT —The Mason County Board of Education recently met to approve the following agenda items.Accepted the resignation of Julie Bibbee,...
‘Ringing with joy’ in New Haven
NEW HAVEN — Music of the holiday season rang out at New Haven Elementary School Thursday as students presented “Ringing With Joy,” a...
Grant to assist in fair stage renovations
POINT PLEASANT — Peoples Bancorp Foundation, a non-profit corporation formed to make donations in Peoples Bank market areas, recently awarded $2...
Commission congratulates Roush on win
POINT PLEASANT — At its regular meeting on Thursday, the Mason County Commission welcomed royalty.Lauren Roush of New Haven, was recently crowne...
Holzer Clinic settles 7-year-old whistleblower lawsuit
GALLIPOLIS — Holzer Clinic resolved seven-year-old whistleblower allegations and paid roughly $846,000 to settle a lawsuit that claimed some doc...
Marshall’s 5th annual National Juried Exhibition opens Jan. 11
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall University’s Visual Arts Center Gallery will open the spring semester Jan. 11 with the 5th annual National Ju...
Lanham passes away at 87
POINT PLEASANT — An era came to a close with the passing of local businessman and former state Sen. Charles Lanham on Tuesday.There’s litt...
