Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses
Bob Saget, beloved TV dad of ‘Full House,’ dead at 65
Bob Saget, beloved TV dad of ‘Full House,’ dead at 65
CDC urges ‘up to date’ shots; no ‘fully vaccinated’ change
County health officials encourage booster and vaccines
Latest Updates
- 244 new COVID-19 cases reported Sunday - 3:36 pm
- Franklin Furnace to receive park - 2:39 pm
- Teaching & Learning Center helping Shawnee State faculty succeed - 2:21 pm
- Atomic Credit Union donates to Pride Athletics - 2:03 pm
- Sammy Kershaw and Collin Raye coming to Vern Riffe Center Feb. 5 - 1:52 pm
- Newly formed task force arrest 3 in drug bust - 4:20 pm
- Feeling God’s love - 3:55 pm
- Sowkulech promoted to Director of Fiscal and Human Resources - 3:38 pm
- 278 new COVID-19 cases reported Friday - 2:33 pm
- Jan. 13, second-highest day of cases reported in Scioto - 12:15 pm
- Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses - 11:55 am
- 210 COVID-19 cases reported Thursday - 3:21 pm
- Seven students inducted into Clay’s National Honor Society. - 2:17 pm
- Ohio prison system to implement body-worn cameras - 2:10 pm
- Foundations announce new Earl and Helen Johnson Scholarship Fund - 2:08 pm
- Commissioners answer questions concerning CPS - 1:59 pm
- Bloom-Vernon High School Homecoming slated for Jan. 14 - 4:37 pm
- Street resurfacing levy to be included on May ballot - 3:39 pm
- Local schools go remote as COVID-19 spreads - 3:22 pm
- COVID-19 testing supplies for Ohio’s K-12 schools, colleges, and universities - 3:01 pm
- 145 new COVID-19 cases reported Wednesday - 2:35 pm
- KDMC updates mask policy - 1:37 pm
- Valley High School Homecoming slated for Jan. 14 - 12:30 pm
- Atomic Credit Union donates $1,000 to Growing Lucasville Opportunities - 11:59 am
- City moves further toward water treatment plant - 5:04 pm
NEWS
Jan. 13, second-highest day of cases reported in Scioto
SCIOTO — Scioto County is currently experiencing another surge in COVID-19 cases as the Omicron variant works its way through the Scioto County ...
210 COVID-19 cases reported Thursday
SCIOTO — The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 210 new cases on Thursday for Scioto County bringing the total to 15,355 since the start o...
Seven students inducted into Clay’s National Honor Society.
PORTSMOUTH — Clay High School held its National Honor Society Induction on Wednesday, January 12, 2022, in the high school cafetorium. Seven new...
Ohio prison system to implement body-worn cameras
COLUMBUS— Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC) Director Annette Chambers-Smith announced today that the process to outfit agen...
Foundations announce new Earl and Helen Johnson Scholarship Fund
ADAMS COUNTY — The Adams County Community Foundation, in partnership with the Scioto Foundation, has announced the creation of the Earl and Hele...
SPORTS
Basketball Recaps — January 13
Girls BasketballSouth Webster 72, Valley 43LUCASVILLE — The South Webster Lady Jeeps traveled to Valley on Thursday, and secured a 29-point (72-...
Cavs add Calderón to front office
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Cavaliers are bringing back former guard José Calderón as a special advisor in their front office.Calde...
Plenty of winter birdwatching here
Being a bird lover, it was a sad sight that I witnessed a few days after Christmas. A robin, which I’m assuming was a male, was perched in the b...
Wisconsin beats OSU for 6th win a row
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Brad Davison scored 25 points and No. 13 Wisconsin beat No. 16 Ohio State 78-68 on Thursday night for its sixth straight vi...
Basketball Scoreboard— January 13
Basketball Scoreboard— January 13Girls BasketballSouth Webster 72, Valley 43Oak Hill 69, Eastern 33West at Northwest, ppd. to Jan. 29Minford at ...
January 14th, 2022 updated: January 14th, 2022. |
Karate during Christmas
Karate students at Cooper’s Karate in Portsmouth competed in Don Madden’s Memorial American Father Christmas Cup at Unioto High School in ...
LIFE
Portsmouth Public Library Book Recommendations
The Portsmouth Public Library would like to recommend these book titles. Each title is available to borrow with your library card! For more book recom...
Who will be Jesus to them?
This is part three of a three part series about Carl, a plain-spoken country fellow accustomed to hard work; a farmer and retired stone quarry worker....
Feeling God’s love
Rejoice today if you’re a child of God. Let all creation know the blessings that come from our Lord. He is the alpha and omega the beginning and...
278 new COVID-19 cases reported Friday
SCIOTO — The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 278 new cases on Friday for Scioto County bringing the total to 15,633 since the start of ...
Jan. 13, second-highest day of cases reported in Scioto
SCIOTO — Scioto County is currently experiencing another surge in COVID-19 cases as the Omicron variant works its way through the Scioto County ...
OPINION
LTE: Get to know your candidates
As we enter another midterm year I think it is important to remember that our local elected officials only have so many things that are in their spher...
Peace on earth!
This seems to be a day of challenge at home and abroad, a day where terror is real and danger abounds. A day where the moorings of character, integrit...
It’s all about the baby!
You just might be a grandpa if… a sweet grandchild accidentally spills grape juice on your $90.00 Brooks Brothers tie and you could care less! O...
What you’re looking for
I do love a good commercial. One of my favorite Christmas commercials from the past is one with a little girl that is encouraged by her mom to go to s...
Gearing up for Spiderman: No way home
I wanted this week to get you excited for the NEXT Spiderman that comes out next week. I’d imagine most have forgotten this review of the last f...
Is nausea the cure for obesity?
Semaglutide (and other drugs like it that imitate the intestinal hormone GLP-1 (Glucagon-like peptide-1)) has been hailed as the holy grail, the gastr...
