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Man sought after break in
Frank Lewis PDT Staff Writer A man responding to an alarm at a house next door found himself confronted by an intruder. Now Scioto County Sheriff’s deputies are searching for that man. Leslie Dempsey, 24, of Lucasville, heard an alarm going off at 56 High Street, grabbed his shotgun and went next door. When he opened the door, he observed a tall white male with dark hair, wearing a gray muscle shirt and blue jeans, standing in the doorw...
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‘Burg man arrested on heroin charges
Frank Lewis PDT Staff Writer Black tar heroin continues to make appearances in the area. Kenneth Shane McCoy, 26, of 3573 Tick Ridge Rd., Apartment 6, Wheelersburg, faces a charge of possession of drugs - heroin following a traffic stop Friday. According to the Scioto County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy made a traffic stop involving a GMC truck after he got a warrant hit from his License Plate Recognition (LPR) system. After checking the ...
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Pair of drug arrests made in Lawrence County
Frank Lewis PDT Staff Writer Lawrence County Prosecuting Attorney Brigham Anderson has announced two drug arrests and indictments. At approximately 2 p.m. on Thursday, members of the Lawrence Drug and Major Crimes Task Force and the Ironton Police Department, located and arrested two men on multiple counts drug indictments stemming from an ongoing investigation into the illegal sale of cocaine and oxycodone. Arrested were Chris Brown, 3...
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Deputies arrest pair on myriad of charges
Frank Lewis PDT Staff Writer On Friday, Scioto County Sheriff’s deputies arrested two people, recovered a stolen vehicle, a stolen license plate, drug paraphernalia and multiple ingredients used to cook methamphetamine. Jeremy Mullins, 33, of 8537 Ohio 335 in Minford, and Stacey M. Huffman, 29, of 223 1/2 Pyle St., Lucasville are both charged with receiving stolen property. Deputies were called to an apartment on High Street in Minford,...
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<p>Wayne Allen | Daily Times</p><p>Two cars crashed at the intersection of Ninth Street and Offnere Street Monday afternoon, sending two female pedestrians to a medical facility by helicopter. The car, driven by David Burchett, 62, reportedly pulled into the path of the truck, driven by Harold Slark, Sr. Injured were Rachael Meadows, 34, and Diane Keller, 47.</p>
Crash injures pedestrians
Frank Lewis PDT Staff Writer Two women were struck by a car while walking on Ninth Street in Portsmouth Monday. According to Portsmouth Police, a car driven by David Burchett, 62, was southbound on Offnere Street when it turned west on Ninth Street into the path of a truck operated by Harold Slark, Sr., 65. Both vehicles slammed into utility poles and the car struck Rachael Meadows, 34, and Diane Keller, 47. Both women were flown by hel...
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<p>Photos by Ryan Ottney | Daily Times</p><p>West High School senior Billie Curtis soars through the air as Peter Pan during rehearsals at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts.</p>
West Vocal Music Club flies “Peter Pan” to VRCFA
Ryan Scott Ottney PDT Staff Writer Students from the Portsmouth West High School Vocal Music Department are taking a field trip to Never Never Land, for a stage performance of “Peter Pan” at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth. The story is about the mischievous Peter Pan of Neverland, and his gang the Lost Boys, who never age and never grow up. Created by J.M. Barrie, the character Peter Pan f...
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Trinidad teaches ortho-residents in Portsmouth office
Ryan Scott Ottney PDT Staff Writer Dr. Gerardo Trinidad of Portsmouth has accepted a position as clinical assistant professor at Marshall University in Huntington, W.Va. He also will continue seeing patients for Southern Ohio Medical Center and King’s Daughters Medical Center in his office on Kinney’s Lane and teaching at Shawnee State University. Trinidad played baseball at the University of North Dakota where he was originally studyin...
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<p>Portia Williams | Daily Times</p><p>More than 200 books were given to Head Start students to encourage them to continue reading over the summer break.</p>
CAO Head Start Laps for Books event still going strong
Portia Williams PDT Staff Writer Spartan Stadium was filled with more than 200 people Friday for CAO Head Start’s third annual Laps for Books event. Kim Johnson, Parent Involvement Manager of Scioto County Head Start said they look forward to hosting the event each year. “Today is our third annual Laps for Books, for each lap that they take around they can get one book up to five laps,” Johnson said. Mayor David Malone opened Laps f...
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<p>Submitted photo</p><p>Erin Wawro, (far right) with Brazilian children, Evilyn (left), Enzo, (center) the son and daughter of Edson and Alexandra Coelho of Brazil who serve as co-leaders in Wawro&#8217;s youth group.</p>
Wheelersburg Native makes a difference in Brazil
Portia Williams PDT Staff Writer Erin Wawro, a native of Wheelersburg, has been serving as a missionary in Brazil since 2005. A graduate of Wheelersburg High School and Cedarville University with a major in Chemistry, Wawro never imagined she would be serving full-time as a missionary in the South American country. Wawro is the daughter of the late Ronald Wawro — who passed away in 2001 — and Karen Wilcoxon. “In the mid-1990’s I worke...
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OSU Extension Center offers nutrition program
Portia Willaims PDT Staff Writer The Ohio State University Extension Office is providing free nutrition classes through their Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program. Renee Storey is one of the nutrition educators for the OSU Extension Office who holds the workshops in the program. “The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program is a grant-funded that we have in the county which comes from the Federal Government. We go to fam...
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