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Yost named one of brightest students in the world
Some students dread the idea of math class, but that isn’t the case when it comes to local student Connor Yost (Hartop), who was recently named ...
Taming of the ‘tongue’
Taming the tongue is top priority for many people. The tongue is one organ that is used for a variety of things, like tasting, licking, swallowing, an...
Kester tenders resignation
On the heels of Project Manager Adam Phillips leaving the organization and the Scioto County Commissioners choosing to no longer work with the Souther...
September 25th, 2017 updated: September 25th, 2017. |
Scioto Foundation to host annual UCAN event
The Scioto Foundation will host its annual UCAN Go To College Night from 5:30 until 7 p.m. on October 10 at the SOMC Friends Center. All students in g...
Balzer named DAR outstanding junior member
The Joseph Spencer Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, has chosen Sarah Elizabeth Balzer as their Outstanding Junior Member for 2017-2018.T...
Schools fail to make the grades
School report cards are out, and many area districts are struggling on key measures. Though districts such as Portsmouth City Schools struggled on sev...
Three cheers for craft beer
Excitement and live music filled the air as hundreds of people gathered outside of The Party Connection this past Saturday for the 4th annual River Va...
Community shines light on suicide awareness
Saturday morning, September 23rd, the Shawnee Family Health Center hosted their 3rd Annual Shine a Light on Suicide Awareness 5K. There were 120 peopl...
September 24th, 2017 updated: September 24th, 2017. |
ND raises $500 for Hurricane Harvey
Ask and you shall receive! What started as a simple idea by Nancy Stegman’s seventh-grade religion class at Notre Dame High School, turned into ...
The Portsmouth City Schools September board meeting will be held on Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. at Portsmouth High School in the multipu...