Marietta, OH News

• Marietta, OH News
• Waterford grads 'Off to Great Places!'
• Marietta's 2012 graduates ready to move one
• Serving you: Marietta teacher looks ahead to retiring
• 5K helps sternwheel festival
• Pools busy this weekend
• Pitching gem drops Etta Express into loser's bracket at College World Series
• Brewer tabbed OAC and Mideast Region Coach of the Year
• Blaski, Saunders and Toth pick up national awards
• 10:30 p.m. Update - Etta Express set to play at 7 p.m. Sunday
• Lopez-Jordan earns All-American honors in 110m hurdles
• Pioneer Navy places fifth in NCAA Rowing Championship Grand Final
• 7:15 p.m. Update - Baseball POSTPONED at NCAA Championship
• At Frontier, grads look ahead to their next steps in life
• Bittersweet moments mixed with laughs for Warren
• Many area attractions open this weekend
• Crisis training
• ENROLLMENT TRENDS
• Bault finished third in heptathlon at NCAA Outdoor Championship
• Becker and Blaski lead Pioneers over Whitworth in Division III World Series opener
• Women's Rowing advances to Grand Final at NCAA Championship
• Trustees approve tenure for seven faculty members
• Softball has three named to the Academic All-OAC team
• Baseball places three on Academic All-OAC team
• Mortuary museum offers unique glimpse into the past
• Welfare fraud leads to charge
• Bank employee gets 45 days
• New company wants to 'relaunch' Fenton
• Warren school board votes down high school busing 3-2
• Bault earns long jump All-American honors on first day of NCAA Outdoor Championships
• College adds Director of Counseling and Psychological Services
• Local elementary students to attend annual Summer Reading Camp
• Harmar Place to receive a 2012 Bronze AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Volunteers Celebrate 30th Annual Recognition Dinner
• 19th Annual Teddy Bear Run a Success
• Busy weekend ahead as Pioneers contend for NCAA National Championships
• Holiday a good time for road trips
• Repeat OVI offender sentenced, again
• Bill will offer incentives to keep jobs in U.S.
• Reading goals
• Well fire injury
• Assistant coaches play a crucial role in baseball's success
• Eight Pioneers named Academic All-OAC
• College recognizes Greek Man & Woman of the Year
• Have you submitted your entry to the WSCC Photo Contest yet?? These students hav...
• Career center seniors
• Mistakes on pre-sentence reports shroud potential problems
• Open meetings issue simmers
• Psst! Need a desk?
• Pitching in for Kyle Hockenberry
• Up late studying? Keep up the great work. YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!
• Blaski tabbed National Pitcher of the Year by D3baseball.com
• Wow! What a great afternoon! We are hosting our annual honors reception to rec...
• Barnette named CRCA first team All-American
• How are you feeling about moving to semesters this fall?
• Dr. David Brown named inaugural William Van Law Plankey Professor
• Swejk earns all-region softball honors
• City schools to update website
• Helium: Inflated prices
• Vets tell senator's staff about benefits bottlenecks
• Home invasion plea
• Dock space clash
• Spring quarter is coming to an end. If you will be taking classes this fall, yo...
• What would you like to see at Washington State Community College? We're looking...
• Bus driver fulfills special need
• Belpre holds graduation
• New jail rules will mandate staff additions
• CELEBRATE! MC in World Series
• Fishing Derby
• Four Pioneers qualify for NCAA Outdoor Track Championships
• Etta Express heading back to the Series with 7-3 win over Manchester
• Pioneers win Regional; return to World Series
• Track and Field preparing for NCAA Outdoor Championship
• Mahaffey pitches Marietta into the Mideast Regional Championship game
• Blaski moves Marietta one step closer to the regional title
• Lindquist pitches Pioneers past Adrian in Mideast Regional elimination game
• College donates Parsons Hall mattresses, dressers to charity
• Eight Pioneers named D3baseball.com All-Mideast Region
• Etta Express advances with 9-5 win over second-seed W&J
• Vote seals Lawrence's fate
• Court begins moving
• Man, 47, sent to prison for pursuing girl
• Silvesco fire contained
• Learn from Abe
• Pucella resigns as Men's Rowing coach
• Fisher’s Jason Beaumont tosses a gem in upset of No. 1 Marietta
• Fort Frye artists' exhibit
• 911 fund short of expectations
• Ohio mental health care idea has local support
• Bill for city records suit tops $250K
• Bumpy bricks
• Little-used Ungerbuehler lifts No. 1 Marietta to first-round regional win
• WSCC PHOTO CONTEST! First Prize: $100 for Summer or Fall term books Second & Th...
• Heroin sentence
• Lawn & order
• Cemetery's sad family story
• Phase 2 of armory work on hold
• Drivers brace for gas price spike
• Important reminder: All current students should register for fall semester clas...
• Marietta to host first eight-team Mideast Regional at Don Schaly Stadium
• Community gardens
• Relay For Life celebrates survivors
• Revenue falling, costs rising in Fort Frye
• Threats land man behind bars
• Forest fracking
• Women's Rowing receives NCAA Championship bid
• Baseball dominates All-OAC team with 12 selections
• Important Reminder: WSCC is hosting a free suicide prevention training today at...
• Mother's Day
• Serving you, a weekly feature:
• Graduation day at MC
• Awards night for Muskingum Valley Chamber
• Scam artists search for victims
• Track enjoys record setting day
• College welcomes more than 300 graduates into The Long Blue Line
• Marietta to host Pizza Party for NCAA Rowing Selection Show at 7 p.m. Monday
• Men's Rowing captures Dad Vail gold with Frosh Eight crew
• Women's Rowing wins back-to-back Dad Vail gold medals
• Etta Express captures 2012 OAC Tournament Crown with 4-3 win over Heidelberg
• Cleaner has offer for breast cancer patients
• Reno Flag Day canceled
• Beekeepers want you to call them to save a swarm
• New avenues on armory funds
• Who to turn to
• Men's Rowing send three shells into Dad Vail semifinals
• Women's Rowing advances two boats to Dad Vail Grand Final
• Mount Union eliminates John Carroll in loser's bracket of OAC Tournament
• Etta Express pounds Heidelberg to advance into OAC title game
• Curious fifth graders spend the day with Marietta’s scientists
• Annual postal food drive Saturday
• Rural post offices face shorter hours
• Tasers here to stay
• Meet a Scientist
• Men's and Women's Rowing among the favorites at annual Dad Vail Regatta
• Men’s Rowing succeeding on and off the water
• Concert Choir to begin six-show spring tour on Monday, May 14
• Marietta opens OAC Tournament with a win over John Carroll
• Cemetery's claim to fame
• More sewage plant work ahead
• Pair sentenced for drug-related crimes
• Barlow Fairgrounds project
• College at high school
• Career center official hired as superintendent
• Sex offender off to prison
• The nose knows
• Greenleaf branches out
• City might save with new lights
• Former Pioneer Mark Williams gains national publicity
• Marietta’s 175th Commencement set for May 13 at Recreation Center
• Brockmeier named first team Academic All-District for second time
• Second annual Nonprofit Capacity Conference at Marietta College
• To all of our students out there who are up late studying, keep up the great wor...
• Harmar Community Center's opening June 8
• Ohio ethics group warns MC professor
• Program helps seniors age at home
• High-tech eyes for firefighters
• Drivers who text
• Motorists, motorcycle drivers need to exercise extra caution
• Gametimes adjusted for OAC Baseball Tournament
• Lewis named OAC Pitcher of the Week
• History Department inducts 13 students into Phi Alpha Theta
• MMH Spotlight: Stroke Awareness Month
• May Blood Mobile Schedule
• Memorial Health System’s Marketing Department Receives Two Aster Awards
• WSCC is hosting a blood drive tomorrow from 11 am to 3 pm. To set up a donation...
• Springfest weekend in Lowell
• Times captures 4 awards in news industry contest
• Local author, historian leaves enduring mark
• Dust storm brewing
• Meals for pets
• Baseball wins regular season finale against Penn State-Behrend
• Swejk leads four Pioneers on All-OAC Softball Team
• Pioneers have a field day at Ohio University Open
• OAC Baseball Tournament field set
• Etta Express splits with La Roche
• Grave Matters: Warren Chapel Cemetery
• Sheriff debates could happen; both candidates willing to take part
• Other Ohio school districts trying shared superintendents
• In Your Backyard: Stockport Mill
• Talk on suicide prevention will be held at Washington State
• Physician Assistant Student Society donates $500 to county’s Free Clinic
• Baseball sweeps Wilmington to win OAC regular season title
• Senior wins inaugural Showalter Special Collections Research Award
• '12 asphalt paving program OK'd
• Veto Road home destroyed by fire
• Vincent woman labeled sex offender
• Inspiring teachers
• Healing process
• Marietta inducts 15 students into prestigious Phi Beta Kappa
• Softball participates in Pantene Beautiful Lengths
• Saunders named Division III National Hitter of the Week
• McCoy Scholar adds NASA scholarship to her resume
• Baseball adds game with Penn State-Behrend
• Warren students' art on display
• 'It was just about the stupidest thing I ever did'
• Proposed new Ohio injection well rules designed to avoid problems
• Fort Frye OKs sharing
• Patrol recruits
• Registration in action ;)
• True or False: It is ok to wait until summer to register for fall semester clas...
• College honors 52 employees for 590 years of service
• April's showers a bit scarce
• Lowell pool to open thanks to community donations
• Jury acquits accused molester
• New EPA rules threaten Eramet
• Romney's ticket
• Men's Tennis season comes to a close in OAC Quarterfinals
• Do you know who your academic advisor is????
• Man on trial for touching girl
• Two plead to drug charges
• Warren plans busing vote May 24
• Warren, Fort Frye to share supt.
• A year since bin Laden's death: U.S. better off?
• Baseball reschedules La Roche doubleheader
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Diabetes Education Center Adds Two New Sites
• Registration for summer and fall opened up today for students with 45 or more cr...
• Saunders named OAC Baseball Hitter of the Week
• Serving you: Working behind the scenes
• Another day at the market
• Grads hopeful, worried about jobs
• Teacher dies in wreck weeks before retiring
• Fire training
• Baseball clinches share of OAC Title with sweep at B-W
• Softball sweeps B-W to end the season
• Women's Track finishes third, Men fifth at OAC Outdoor Championships
• Women's Rowing captures MARC Championship
• Men's Rowing wins three gold medals at MARC Championships
• Saunders and Becker lead Etta Express over Muskingum
• Men's Tennis falls at B-W, seeded No. 8 in OAC Tourney
• Women's Tennis drops regular season finale
• High-tech messenger
• Plans change in Fort Frye super search
• Funding a hiccup in county Internet project
• Couple indicted for selling sex, drugs
• Summer jobs: Hiring has begun
• Women's Track in 3rd place, Men in 4th after first day at OAC Championships
• Softball games and Community Day activities postponed to Sunday
• Weather forecast causes Baseball schedule changes
• Safe schools
• Responders OK with pension rate
• Historic resting place
• County moves forward on septic repairs
• John Carroll downs Men's and Women's Tennis
• Baseball ties school record in victory over Saint Vincent
• By the way, over 300 students have petitioned to graduate this spring. To all o...
• Registration for summer AND fall begins on Monday, April 30th (45+ credits); Wed...
• Senior Week offers graduates a 'Last Chance to Be a Kid'
• Medication drop off sites all over county Saturday
• Hundreds in Devola tap into sewer system
• Electronic filing may spread soon to local courts
• Beverly emphasizes security
• Focus on Skyvue
• Women's Tennis downs Muskingum for first win of the season
• Bethany sweeps non-conference twinbill from Softball
• Baseball hits its way past Wooster
• Student Senate representatives selected for 2012-13
• Department of Music readies for Spring Choral Concert on April 27
• 15 students attend Clinton Global Initiative in Washington, D.C.
• Students tour the world
• Reductions in force approved
• County rate for cancer linked to C8 slightly above the state average
• Guilty on 3 of 4 charges
• Brr ... it's April
• Remember to wear blue tomorrow for bullying awareness! Members of Student Senate...
• Fort Frye supt. forum
• Local man to witness war hero's recognition
• Kids being kind
• Woman dies in Jeep wreck
• Parking lot attack story unfolds
• Mount Union Purple Raiders defeat Men's and Women's Tennis
• Logan Moore was the lucky winner of the gas card. Thanks to everyone who partici...
• Mahaffey named OAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Well, it is about time.....for the start of summer and fall registration!!!! Yep...
• Johnson's campaign fund dwarfs Wilson's
• Free parenting workshop at MHS
• Ohio U. wants say on gas leases on its land
• In your backyard: Saddling up
• Fenton's allure endures
• Baseball splits OAC doubleheader with John Carroll
• Pioneer Lightweight 4+ wins gold at SIRA Championships
• 2012 Volleyball Summer Camp schedule announced
• Men's Rowing nearly perfect on first day of SIRA Championships
• John Carroll Softball takes two from Pioneers
• Bault claims 12th school record at the Marietta Twilight Meet
• Baseball vs. John Carroll postponed until Sunday at 1 p.m.
• True costs of health care
• Washington School celebrates 100 years
• More communities are considering curbside recycling
• Report: Oil and gas boom could mean higher rent
• Obesity, malpractice suits among contributors to rising cost
• Episode 8 of the OnCampus is live. Watch, like and comment.
• Combined classes possible at Lawrence
• Survey pinpoints health service needs
• Local nursing homes ready for the unexpected
• Intersection under city microscope
• Cooking school
• Five seniors present research projects at physics gathering in Columbus
• Etta Express book signing set for Sugden Book Store
• Spring graduation petitions are due tomorrow!
• Miss the tour of the AgriLab on Tuesday? No worries- we've got another one sched...
• Century milestone hit at Washington School
• Mommy Mart returns
• EPA to reduce gas well drilling pollution
• Ready for anything? EMA director says it's best to have a plan
• Children Services, county at odds
• Pioneers fall at Otterbein in Men's Tennis
• New programs coming to College’s Planetarium in April and May
• Community Softball Day falls on regular season finale for Pioneers
• New hotel in town opens
• McConnelsville to host Vietnam wall
• Local views on Romney's GOP success
• Ex-Stockport mayor faces 30 counts
• Really lucky dogs
• Ohio Northern downs Men's Tennis while Women's Tennis falls to Otterbein
• Pioneers and Cardinals split OAC doubleheader
• Some students in the Leadership Development class at WSCC will be holding a dona...
• Tomorrow is Wear Green day!
• Etta Express blanks Otterbein on the road
• Eight seniors inducted into Alpha Delta Sigma honorary
• As part of our Green Week activities, agribusiness management students will give...
• Warren won't fill 3 vacancies
• Judge: Teen to be tried on attempted murder
• Taste of Home Cooking School in Marietta Thursday
• Probable link between C8, 2 cancers
• Beverly break-ins
• Episode 7 of the OnCampus is up and running!
• Lindquist tabbed OAC Pitcher of the Week
• Green Week starts today! What do you do to help protect the planet?
• Serving you: New assistant prosecutor is fulfilling her dream
• Longrifles put on display
• Hazmat drill to be at Solvay park
• Turn in a bully anonymously
• Fighting hunger
• Softball splits with Heidelberg
• Women's Rowing wins two gold at Knecht Cup
• Football names new defensive coordinator
• Men's Freshman 8+ takes bronze medal at Knecht Cup
• Muench and Hood lead Track & Field at All-Ohio Championships
• Women's Rowing advances three shells to Sunday finals of the Knecht Cup
• Men's Freshmen 8+ advances to Grand Final at Knecht Cup
• Heidelberg defeats Men's and Women's Tennis
• Etta Express sweeps Heidelberg on Community Day
• Baseball game time moved up to 12 p.m.
• Marietta Memorial eyes space in shopping center
• Whipple resident discovers cemetery
• Lie detector tests used often
• Dogs removed from Belpre home
• The Year: 1987 - Looking back 25 years
• All Scholars Day allow campus to celebrate research
• Students select governing body for 2012-13
• Marietta vs. Heidelberg baseball rivalry gains national attention
• Career center open house
• Burglary ring suspect pleads not guilty 7 times
• End of an Era
• Judge warns Waterford man
• County to refinance bonds to save money
• Beverly police force to expand
• Wearing blue for a cause
• Oil, gas lease revenue could help watershed
• New life for lock house
• Police dispatchers: Stressful work
• Women's Tennis beaten by Muskingum
• Baseball takes two from the Fighting Muskies
• Muskingum takes two from Softball
• ‘The Other Wes Moore’ chosen for 2012-13 Common Reading
• Worker waits for $5.57M judgment
• $10.5M project
• Zonta Unique Boutique
• Council hears about festival wiring project
• Maps: Dinosaurs to many travelers
• Men's Tennis dispatches Muskingum
• Etta Express reclaims No. 1 ranking in both national polls
• Bault and Lopez-Jordan named OAC Players of the Week
• Athletic training students donate first-aid kits to Marietta YMCA
• Baseball downs Washington & Jefferson
• Board balks at black in band uniforms
• Switzerland school board mulls decisions on River High, Skyvue
• Local views on Ohio gay marriage bill
• Career center milestone
• Armory Square levy debated
• Pioneer Softball sweeps Ohio Wesleyan
• There are numerous scholarships available to WSCC students through the Washingto...
• Blaski named OAC Pitcher of the Week for second time
• Marietta band boosters busy
• Natural gas glut bad for drilling boom
• Income tax deadline looms
• HUNTING FOR EGGS
• Serving you: Local agency helps families
• Women's Rowing blows Franklin & Marshall out of the water
• Schools re-arrange agriculture classes into 'pathways'
• Emergency alerts to cell phones
• Work to begin Monday on U.S. 50 at Belpre
• Copper theft sentence
• Prom dress issues
• Records fall in track and field
• Capital downs men's and women's tennis
• Pioneers take down Capital with a doubleheader sweep
• April is community college month! Complete this sentence: The best thing about...
• Baseball blanks Capital 7-0 and 6-0
• Graduation is quickly approaching! Spring graduation petitions are due on April...
• Episode 6 of OnCampus is now broadcasting on Tv-22 and YouTube. Check it out below!
• Council approves funds for boats for police, fire depts.
• Grave Matters: Honoring a former slave
• Ballad of The Becky Thatcher: The saga continues
• All eyes on Ohio congressional race
• Muni court nearing completion
• Two students earn high praise at undergraduate economics conference
• Barnette sets record as women’s rowing enjoys highest national ranking in program history
• Marietta schools' phys ed options may grow
• New security steps at courthouse
• Local soldier's 164-year-old grave found
• Repeat OVI offender pleads guilty
• Without a home
• Softball splits a non-conference doubleheader at Denison
• Assistant Professor named Ohio’s Trainer of the Year
• Fort Frye to interview 5
• Ohio bill has money for River Museum, W.P. Snyder
• Guilty plea by man who tried to entice girl, 15
• Murder suspect OK for trial
• Made in Marietta: By WASCO
• Baseball notches NCAA-record 2,000th program win
• College’s Annual Senior Capstone Art Exhibition opens April 13
• Annual Community Days for baseball, softball scheduled for April
• Hibernation ending for attractions
• Wis. politician has local ties
• Home invasion, assault indictments
• Landowners still optimistic about oil production
• Vet friendly
• Boys of Spring: Marietta Bantam League continues baseball tradition
• Ceremony welcomes Vietnam vets home
• Deputy engineer on the job since '99
• March weather sets record
• Oil lease bonanza
• Women's Rowing splits a pair of races with No. 3 William Smith
• Swejk leads Pioneers in doubleheader sweep of Kenyon
• Lopez-Jordan and Bault lead Pioneer Track team at OAC Split Meet
• Men's Rowing duels Williams and Saint Joseph's
• Women's Rowing battles pair of top-ten opponents
• Women's Tennis falls in OAC opener
• Baseball sweeps Ohio Northern and is one win shy of program's 2,000th
• Softball loses two at Ohio Northern
• Mad Hen out, Dad's Primitive Workbench in
• Grave Matters: Waterman
• Road projects will kick off this spring
• Fracking lines lack oversight
• Police want to move
• Diversity and Inclusion at Marietta College
• College conducting second annual Hunger and Homelessness Week
• Associate Professor chosen by the U.S. office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services
• Episode 5 of OnCampus - This week featuring Dr. Mark Nutter, Chief Academic Offi...
• Beverly-Waterford Chamber awards
• Fenton to sell assets at auctions
• Council seeks bids for armory work
• Fort Frye studies spending
• Neighborhood watch
• There's still time for high school seniors to register for the Spring Open House...
• New courthouse smoking rules
• T-shirt with slur sparks campus probe
• Sexual assault suspects cite their religion
• Judge acquits ex-jail official
• Gas, bread and milk all cost more; So, how does Meals on Wheels cope?
• Saunders and Mahaffey lead Baseball past Frostburg
• Softball splits doubleheader with Wooster
• New on Virginia Street
• Tenant's quick thinking blocks spread of fire
• Ohio bill could doom landlines
• Energy firm switches plant to Noble Co.
• Driver's remorse
• Former jail administrator found not guilty
• Important Message about Diversity and Inclusion
• Students can still register for spring quarter classes. Fill up your schedule n...
• Etta Express blanks Ohio Wesleyan
• Media students make the most of national broadcasting convention
• Baseball adjusts game times
• MC residence hall's name full of history
• City schools OK'd for Chinese instructor
• 'Pink slime' raises concerns
• Plea deal out of fondling case
• Spring chickens
• The first day of class was...
• Men's Tennis easily dispatches Wilmington
• Muller named OAC Player of the Week for third time
• Senior to present ‘Wind Energy in China,’ March 30 at Planetarium
• The last Spring Quarter at WSCC has officially started. Good luck to all of our...
• Doing community service
• Easter parade goes off without a hitch
• Serving you:?Health department registrar
• Views vary on soldier, shooting
• Rough roads ahead
• Etta Express wins home opener over Montclair State
• Pioneers split with Wilmington
• Men's and Women's Track open outdoor season
• Women's Rowing opens season with solid performance on the Muskingum River
• Purdue edges Marietta to retain Challenge Cup
• Softball versus Wilmington postponed until Sunday
• Fish fries heating up
• Family, financial counseling might benefit landowners
• Clerical error means money owed to state
• Gas prices: What's to blame?
• Tech prep projects highlighted
• Men's and Women's Rowing opens 2012 season at home
• Baseball hosts Montclair State in home opener
• Former provost returning to campus for poetry reading on April 3
• Episode 4 of Washington State OnCampus!
• Money set aside for recorder's office pay raises
• City OKs contract with Teamsters
• Frontier board balks at 2-year deal for Mental
• 2 accused of local Craigslist scam
• Bees as pets
• The Bookstore will be open from 9-5 today and 10-3 tomorrow if you want to buy y...
• Forensics and Debate Team finish 15th at national tournament
• Empty Bowls Saturday
• Daytime burglary suspect waives hearing
• Jail time for WSCC bomb threat
• Be safe with animals
• Driver changes plea from chase
• Softball splits OAC doubleheader
• How is spring break going for everyone?
• Marietta man sentenced for calling in bomb threat
• Safety awards
• Texting bans surround Ohio
• State settles '05 case vs. Eramet
• 2 accused of home invasion
• This is spring?
• Blaski named OAC Pitcher of the Week
• Current high school seniors are invited to our upcoming Spring Open House for Hi...
• Check out the fall 2012 schedule (the summer course schedule will be available i...
• College Republicans host Kate Obenshain on Thursday, March 29
• Students line up projects for annual Community Service Day
• Two arrested for Sunday home invasion
• McDonald's demolition
• Ohio gets a 'D' for access to financial matters
• Warren facing more money decisions
• Visitors bureau fights for share of tax
• Scrap metal
• Grant named OAC Men's Tennis Player of the Week
• Serving you: City's recreation clerk
• Civil War stories shared in songs
• Red Cross' new director looks ahead
• Home invasion suspects sought
• House projects
• No. 1 ranked Etta Express blanks No. 7 Piedmont
• Women's Rowing ranked No. 12 in the preseason
• Men's Rowing finishes week at Lake Lanier Rowing Club
• Traffic may be impacted near MMS
• Popular blues festival kicks off Friday in Marietta
• Old lease issues may arise for landowners
• Fort Frye student wins Spelling Bee
• War on drugs: Candidates differ
• Toth leads Pioneers past No. 6 Rowan
• Volleyball in Spain Blog Entry #6
• Men's and Women's Tennis drop matches in Hilton Head
• Pioneers split on final day of Rebel Spring Games trip
• Uh oh, looks like there are still a few students who need to make a payment for...
• Esbenshade closes season with Scott Wilson & the Electric Jazz Quartet
• Grave Matters: Sitka cemetery still open for burials
• Home Show begins today at fairgrounds
• Watershed fee goes way up for some in district
• Verdict possible by next week
• Hiking Trails: Area has hidden wonders
• Volleyball in Spain Blog Entry #5
• Baseball loses two at Snowbird Classic
• Pioneers split again at Rebel Spring Games
• Bank president to present at 28th annual Milton Friedman Lecture
• Regional spelling bee
• Arrest connected to robberies
• Rape suspect waives hearing
• Cavities in baby teeth
• Ava remembered
• Volleyball in Spain Blog Entry #4
• Women's Tennis loses to Hood College
• Registration is still going on for spring quarter! But classes are filling up fa...
• Pioneers strikeout Denison
• Ex-jail officer to take stand
• Daytime burglary suspect arrested
• 'I miss her very much'
• Armory plan back on track?
• Some McDonald's employees shift to non-profits
• Tennis splits with Roosevelt; Men win, Women fall
• Knab named All-Region for third straight season
• Prominent expert on gender violence to speak at Marietta College
• Etta Express dominates Montclair State
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Named Liaison of the Year from Lifeline of Ohio
• Pioneers pickup a split at Rebel Spring Games
• Waterford girl loses battle with cancer
• Remodeling project finished
• Killer gets life in prison
• Ex-jail officer's trial begins
• Speaker recalls 9/11
• Chamber awards: 6 honored at annual dinner
• Volleyball in Spain Blog Entry #2
• Men's Tennis remains undefeated, Women drop season opener
• Etta Express holds off Denison in Florida opener
• College offers robust schedule for 18th annual International Week
• Freshman pitchers lead Marietta to two wins at Rebel Spring Games
• Mild winter limits damage to area roads, but leaves potholes
• Serving you: Foster care caseworker
• Annual Irish Gathering held
• Race car driver talks about 'glory days'
• Losing post offices
• Softball rained out on Day One of Rebel Spring Games
• Bault finishes competition at NCAA Indoor Championships
• Pioneers blank Piedmont
• What's in a name: Counties
• Mild winter means extended vacation for area schools
• Daytime burglaries in the city
• Infant loses finger to dog bite
• What's in a name?
• Bault makes program history with National Runner-Up performance
• No. 10 Piedmont upsets top-ranked Pioneers
• Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosting annual Diversity Summit
• Don't forget!!! Payment for spring quarter is due TODAY!
• 150 years of history
• Caution urged in mineral rights leasing
• Mobile home fire near Layman
• Stockport mayor accused of rape
• Spirit of giving
• WSCC is open until 8pm tonight for those who still need to pay their bill. Paym...
• Don Schaly Stadium to host 2012 NCAA Mideast Regional
• Episode 3 of OnCampus. This weeks guests - Tanya Wilder and Bill Thompson!
• Injured soldier's benefit concert Aug. 16
• 30 months in jail for Belpre dad
• Police, fire want new boats
• Fleming farmer dies in work accident
• iPad learning
• Who is ready for finals??????
• Need some help preparing for the ACT? Sign up for a FREE ACT Prep Workshop being...
• Women’s Basketball has two named Academic All-OAC
• Reno VFD faces difficult choices as 3.25-mill levy fails
• Races set for Congress, General Assembly
• School levies renewed
• White wins; Weber ousted
• Santorum runs strong locally
• The first payment date for spring quarter is rapidly approaching! Payment must...
• Tomorrow is the last Wii Wednesday of Winter Quarter. Stop by the Community Room...
• Forensics closes out regular season at Muskingum Charity tourney
• Bault to compete in three events at NCAA Indoor Championships
• Knab named Academic All-OAC
• Fort Frye puts all of Duke's $732,636 in general fund
• Software on the police beat
• Levies, GOP race draw Ohio voters
• $24.8M deal has Noble Co. buzzing
• High-speed 'Net
• Washington County Election Results
• UPDATED: Early Ohio returns: Romney, Santorum nearly tied
• Men's Tennis edges West Virginia State
• Belpre native is living his dream
• Girl makes 'fracking' DVDs
• 2 accused of invading home
• Demand stretches VFD staffs
• Gone fishin'
• Top-ranked Baseball sweeps Rhodes
• Bault and Lopez-Jordan set school records in different states
• Etta Express sweeps doubleheader to open season
• Softball splits with Rio Grande to open 2012 season
• Historic Watertown Cemetery
• Belpre boy one of few to try treatment for Cystic Fibrosis
• Super Tuesday: Early voting down
• Frontier tackles topic of bullying
• Grading Upgrade: Warren Local
• 2012 Softball season preview
• Students, faculty attend Ohio Naturalists’ Conference in Columbus
• Episode two of the OnCampus. This week featuring Law Enforcement Training Comma...
• Area tornado watch canceled
• February weather
• Marietta tries for 'Safe Routes' grant
• Little-used fund helps find Ohio sex offenders
• Grand jury reports
• A time to dream
• 2012 Baseball season preview
• Women's Track ranked No. 18 nationally, Men No. 9 in region
• The Wilds leased for drilling
• Craigslist murder suspect's trial set
• Attitudes changing at WSCC
• Front St. showcase
• Bus line may reinstate route
• Guiler named All-Ohio Athletic Conference
• Accounting seniors recognized by regional CPA society at dinner
• Campus invited to select 2012-13 Common Reading from three finalists
• Broughton ice cream brand going away
• Study: Drilling envisioned as an an Ohio bonanza
• Whipple area family loses home to fire
• Port authority sees opportunities
• Made in Marietta: Rampp's success
• Grant helps College Police, others to purchase communication software
• Concealed carry trend up in Ohio, but slows locally
• Board focuses on levies, Fleming
• Marcellus & Utica shale boom: MC professor versed on all sides of the issue
• Third student dies following Ohio school shooting
• Local officials aware school violence can happen
• Annual WSCC tuition increased
• Petroleum Engineering student represents College, U.S. at conference
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Receives Accreditation with Commendation
• Three Pioneers Garner All-OAC accolades
• 1 killed, 4 wounded in school shooting in Ohio
• Black history lunch at Belpre church
• Relay For Life events near
• Serving you: A proven veteran on the force
• Local voters assess GOP field
• Marcellus & Utica shale boom:
• Men's Tennis dominates Waynesburg in season opener
• Women's Track finishes third, Men fifth at OAC Indoor Championship
• Grand jury to hear 1984 murder case
• Are We Ready? The Times partnering with WOUB for show on fracking
• Are We Ready? Are fracking regulations in place locally, statewide?
• Grave matters: Belpre's Rockland Cemetery
• School building project hits snag
• Bault and Muller lead Pioneers on first day of OAC Indoor Championship
• Indiana University professor to speak at Krause lecture on March 8
• Region's voters face ballot issues
• Local couple gives $1.1M to MMH
• Frontier parents tell board about bullying
• AEP rate debate
• 60 days in jail in BMV camera case
• Marietta finishes third at Ohio Forensics Varsity State Championship
• Students learn art of curating in Collecting and Museum Practices class
• Welcome to the OnCampus. A news show spotlighting what's going on at Washington...
• 3 in commissioner primary
• Hearing today on plea deal in BMV camera probe
• School lessons
• Former BMV registrar sentenced
• Pizza Place finds a local place
• Lent: Special time for Christians
• Check out our blog about making college affordable!
• Registration is open now for students with 17+ credit hours. Don't have 17 cred...
• Burr Oak's future unclear
• Warren to seek bids for $1M in repairs
• Marietta professor under scrutiny for oil, gas panel role
• Suspects forfeit cash, guns, cars...
• Armory: In or out?
• Men's Basketball knocked from OAC Tournament
• Wii Wednesday returns tomorrow. Stop by the Community Room any time between 11:3...
• Esbenshade returns with ‘For the Love of Clara’ on Feb. 29
• Warm winter isn't all good news
• Hero back home
• Shakin' through winter
• Caldwell tax foes push petition
• In case of emergency: City files away facts on buildings
• Women's Basketball eliminated from OAC Tournament
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Introduces Therapeutic Hypothermia Treatment
• Memorial Health Foundation Announces $1.1 Million Donation
• Blues competition wraps up
• Black History Month: MC's 1st valedictorian caused a stir
• Hino reports production is rising at local plant
• Magnet magnate lived 'The American Dream'
• Hero's return reset for today
• Pioneer men's and women's basketball begin OAC Tournament play
• Pioneers fall to John Carroll in thriller; will be #3 seed in OAC Tournament
• Women’s Basketball falls in regular season finale at John Carroll
• Hometown hero returns for visit
• Legislators get big money from oil, gas
• Lovin' the blues
• Chinese course still in planning stages
• Beverly Cemetery tells of tragedy
• Hayes leads Pioneers in final tune-up before OAC Championship
• Faculty honors presented during 177th Founders Day celebration
• College hosting Academy for Excellence for fifth straight year
• Teen in Craigslist case pleads not guilty
• History retold at MMS
• Fort Frye faces $70,000 deficit
• Children Services plans Nov. levy
• Ohio EPA reveals good news on Valley's air quality
• Landslip headache
• Snyder to receive Way-Weigelt Award
• 911 texting idea has local support
• Kindergarten signup
• Children Services prepares for director's retirement
• Friends for life
• Open house at dental clinic
• Pioneer Men buries Capital 73-48; Tied with Capital and JCU for first in OAC
• Capital defeats Women's Basketball
• How do you define "success" ?
• Hammond to receive Betty Cleland Award
• Bartunek retiring from WCCC
• Komen uproar stings group's local supporters
• 3 arrested out of copper cable theft
• Council puts brakes on armory
• Women see red
• First-year PA students collect items; raise money for Africa Burn Relief
• Wow! 380 students registered on the first day of spring registration yesterday!...
• Guilty plea from crash
• Preemies: Life-changing moments
• Public pitches in on upgrades
• Armory business plan predicts profit
• A day for love
• Dave and Connie Grimes to receive Distinguished Service Award
• Pioneer Navy competes in 19th annual Ohio Valley Indoor Rowing Championship
• We miss you Bob!
• It's time to think SPRING!!!! Spring registration begins today for students wi...
• Three school records earns Bault OAC Player of the Week honors
• Flash mob promotes Zumba at the mall
• 'The more chocolate the better'
• Inspector weighs and measures
• Longtime Caldwell couple invited to Ohio party
• New schools
• Men's and Women's Track finish sixth at All-Ohio Championships
• Men’s Basketball holds off Heidelberg 82-69
• Women’s Basketball takes down Heidelberg on Senior Day
• Armory deficit a 'showstopper?'
• Competition for county sheriff
• Schools go high tech
• Construction company turns 30
• Businesses, schools see big increases in electric bills
• Annual Student Art Show opens Feb. 24 in Hermann Fine Arts
• Marietta council getting connected
• Wolf Creek holds info sessions on levy
• Slaves escaped, but freedom wasn't assured
• Missed jail date costly
• Made in Marietta: Marble maker
• Council gets a peek at new restaurant
• Wave of break-ins reported in Marietta
• FirstEnergy closing power plant
• City hall raises red flag over the armory
• Double dip ban
• Pioneer Men down Purple Raiders
• Women’s Basketball falls to No. 7 Mount Union
• Museum Practices class opens first exhibit in Legacy Library
• It's Wii Wednesday! Come by the Community Room between 11:30 and 1:30 to join in...
• Willow Island plant to close
• Going green on MC campus
• Vets may get aquatic center break
• Global politics may fuel new price spike to $4
• Bomb threat guilty plea
• Kasich's agenda
• Program to offer help with 'apps' for autistic children
• River advocates want to develop action plan
• Wolf Creek saves on tax bills
• Oil, gas industry researchers exempt from Marietta tax
• Ohio may ban smoking in cars
• $1.4M award
• MMH Spotlight: Go Red For Women, Raising Awareness on Cardiovascular Health
• Muller named OAC Player of the Week
• Around town
• Serving you: A weekly series
• Grant awarded to local suicide coalition
• A 'Souper Bowl of Caring'
• Many local NFL fans happy to watch Super Bowl from easy chairs
• Copper cable stolen from Eramet
• Women’s Basketball comeback falls short to Ohio Northern
• Men's Basketball win streak halted at five by Ohio Northern
• Chamber dinner speaker a leader on 9/11
• MHS athletics gets boost from donors
• Progress made on burned homes
• Children Services may seek levy
• On the move: River, rail and road
• Muller breaks 36-year old school record in the mile
• Marietta to host Ohio Valley Indoor Rowing Championship Feb. 12
• Council recognizes recent city retirees
• Armory's friends stare at Feb. 16 deadline
• Monroe Co. bonanza
• Catholic schools
• County to compare wages of similar positions
• Happy Groundhog's Day! Do you think it's true that we'll see 6 more weeks of wi...
• Two faculty honored at Global Conference on Business and Finance
• 5 days in the 60s during Jan.
• Early voting option available
• New suitor steps into countywide Internet pursuit
• Local fans tap into Super ballyhoo
• Dad convicted
• Men's Basketball takes down Wilmington for fifth straight victory
• Wilmington escapes Women's Basketball
• February Blood Mobile Schedule
• Delta Tau Delta earns fraternity’s most prestigious honor
• Did you hear the news? WSCC is opening up a new Early Bird registration for spr...
• Old sycamore's fans organizing
• Author's book set in Marietta
• Longtime sports reporter Joe Davis remembered
• Forum on fracking
• Making its case
• Need help with the FAFSA? Come to College Goal Sunday on February 12!
• Jazz nonet Sweet Basil to perform at Marietta College Feb. 8
• Marietta competes in two forensic events at Ohio University
• GoBus expands to Marietta
• OVU students form boxing team
• Conceal carry bill concerns law enforcers
• Father standing trial this week
• New Hotel: The Hackett opens Feb. 10 for overnight guests
• Marietta finishes second at Ohio Forensics Novice State Championship
• Memorial Health System Names 2012-2013 Medical Staff Officers and Department Chairs
• AAA8 Partners with Marietta Health System on Care Transitions Pilot
• Scholarship applications for the 2012-2013 academic year are now available!
• Theatre Department opens spring season with The Seagull on Feb. 17
• Serving you: Child support agency's director has years of experience
• Bridal and Prom Expo 2012
• Gardening classes under way
• House fire
• 2 longtime businesses closing; another is moving downtown
• Men's Track wins OAC South Split, Women place third
• Owens buzzer-beater lifts Marietta over Otterbein
• Women's Basketball falls at Otterbein
• Grave Matters: Gravel Bank
• New raise issue for commissioners
• Forum on oil and gas opportunities
• Death penalty off table in murder
• Looking back: 1972
• Alumnus returns to campus for Physics Colloquium
• Nearly 1,000 high school students for music competition
• So far, my winter quarter classes are...
• Red to black:
• Patrol won't cite anyone out of I-77 pileup
• New school at Fenton plant site?
• Flood warning for small streams, water on some roads
• Tobacco trouble
• Students organize special performance for Lunar New Year
• Co-op moving into new offices
• Task force to focus on storm water
• New outlook for Armory Square predicts a profit
• Suddenly jobless
• Traffic stop turns into big bust
• Men's Basketball escapes Muskingum with a victory
• Guiler scores 1000th career point
• Wii Wednesday will return on February 8! We'll have a few games for folks to sto...
• College’s wind turbine project is one step closer to being finished
• Phones are back up and running at WSCC ;)
• College police officers commissioned by Washington County Sheriff
• Women's Indoor Track ranked No. 1 in region, Men ranked sixth
• WSCC is experiencing difficulty with our phone system. We are working to correc...
• It's Wii Wednesday! Stop by the Community Room from 11:30 to 1:30 as we play Jus...
• Baseball receives second preseason No. 1 ranking
• Health system renews zoning request
• Discharged patients to get helping hand
• New kingpin needed to run downtown bowling alleys
• Reno area voters briefed on fire department levy
• State of the Union reaction
• Marietta earns six awards at Butler University tournament
• Heroin dealer sent to prison
• Quest for a cure
• Solar power project update
• Good news on WSCC's enrollment
• School board wants Fleming to stay
• Student Senate is considering having a kickball tournament. Check out the poll o...
• Wind Soloists of New York to perform in Esbenshade Series
• Students readying for another year of RecycleMania program
• Bault tabbed OAC Player of the Week
• Knab named OAC Player of the Week
• Around town
• New food court at Beverly BP
• Serving you: Dispatcher stays positive, moves swiftly
• Ohio tax refunds can help museums
• 20 green benches provide new place to park it
• Women's Track places second, Men take third in Marietta Open #2
• Pioneer Men swat away Yellow Jackets
• Baldwin-Wallace defeats Women’s Basketball
• Resignation prompts early closure of Belpre BMV
• Dog bite victim continuing to recover at home
• Tax levies may go on March 6 ballot
• Officials: Juvenile center still important
• Oil and gas workers in area bringing needed revenue
• Planetarium announces community dates for January through March
• Are you planning to go on to a four year college or university after you graduat...
• Marietta women picked third, Men fourth in OAC Preseason Indoor Track Poll
• Q&A with Dr. Joseph W. Bruno — Marietta's 18th President
• Craigslist killing suspect indicted in Akron
• Council lobbies for formula used to get fed aid
• Senior levy money distributed
• Full stomachs
• Fort Frye adds its OK to sharing treasurer deal
• 2 years in prison for beating wife
• Inauguration date set as the Brunos close out two-day visit to campus
• Belpre Elementary School’s Right Choice Club Provides Stress Kits to Quitting Tobacco Users
• Free tax help available locally
• New report tracks cancer trends
• Murder suspect waives hearing
• Armory backers aren't giving up
• MC meet & greet
• Knab, Pioneers hold off Purple Raiders in Overtime
• Marietta schools pulls plug on solar power
• Mayor releases partial list of city hall job applicants
• CVB: Armory plan too short on revenue
• Murder victim 'never knew an enemy'
• Life sentence
• Complete this sentence: If I would have known then what I know now....
• Three Pioneers named baseball preseason All-Americans
• Legacy Library receives ‘Exemplary Program’ honor
• Lowell confronts budget bind
• Public invited to info sessions on fracking
• The race is on for commissioner
• Marietta country club looks for a boost
• Cutler man sentenced to life without parole
• Serving up a success story
• Muench and Hayes named OAC Players of the Week
• Many celebrate legacy of MLK Jr.
• Unwanted electronics dropped off
• Serving you:
• Hundreds attend Teddy Bear and Doll Show
• First-class mail going up a penny
• Muench sets school record in 300 meter dash
• Pioneer Women down John Carroll 84-69
• Pioneer Men fall on the road to John Carroll
• What does a town's name reveal about its history?
• New charges, details in break-in, murder
• Washington State hopes to helps students deal with high cost of books
• New flavor celebrates century of Girl Scouts
• Plants to ensure water once AMP station closes
• Hope that the 2nd week of winter quarter went well for everyone. So far, what's...
• Student Affairs announces events for first half of spring semester
• Brewer receives National Coach of the Year Award
• Big commotion: Police use Taser on man who inhaled paint fumes, brandished machete
• County to seek loan for Belpre sewer project
• Payoff for being nice
• Judge delays killer's sentencing
• Wind, cold to follow snow
• Gunned down
• GO WSCC BUCKS!!! WSCC Men's Basketball vs HOCKING COLLEGE (at Hocking College,...
• Physics Colloquium continues this spring with five events
• Marietta College adds experienced CPA as controller
• City hall's renovation coming
• Homicide suspect in custody
• Phys ed class
• Beverly Council hikes sewer rates
• State jobs expert sees oil, gas boom helping the region
• Capital downs Men's Basketball
• Marietta Women drop heartbreaker at home to Capital
• President-elect Joseph Bruno to visit Marietta campus Jan. 18-19
• Award-winning journalist, author to speak on MLK Day at College
• Etta Express ranked No. 1 in Collegiate Baseball pre-season poll
• College hosting event series on Natural Gas and Fracking
• Car shoppers in the mood to buy
• Superintendent search resuming
• Clean air rules, jobs discussed as reps tour area
• Judge sends a message
• What will cost more?
• Murder trial guilty verdict
• A new hot spot?
• Warren OKs sharing treasurer
• Made in Marietta: Million $ ideas
• Comissioners want $500 award stopped
• Wound Care Center at Marietta Memorial Hospital Adds Certified Wound Specialist to Their Team
• Attention all WSCC students! Today is the last day to add a day or online class...
• Around town
• Parkersburg Art Center holds 'Arty Party'
• Serving you: A weekly series
• Marietta Y holds open house
• Bridal extravaganza draws hundreds
• Last second shot sinks Women's Basketball
• Men’s Basketball routs Heidelberg 99-78
• Ohio 60 crash
• New hires for the city
• Hoping to reach an agreement in health care contract
• AEP plant to see changes by 2014
• Men outpacing women in retail, other similar jobs
• A chip off the old block
• Belpre BMV office closing in June
• Map, anyone?
• HOMELESS KIDS
• Animal cruelty charge filed
• College inducts five new members into Physics Honorary
• Winter quarter has started but it isn't too late to start working toward your go...
• County's new dog warden
• Relationship resolutions: Make new friends, more time with loved ones
• Murder trial testimony begins
• Matthews waffles on releasing names
• OLD LIGHTS OUT
• No. 13 Mount Union downs Women's Basketball
• Memorial Health System Receives Accreditation from College of American Pathologists
• Calligraphy society celebrating 30th anniversary with campus exhibit
• Council's next role in armory project outlined
• Commissioners eye '12 road trips
• Murder trial jury selection begins
• How to keep personal finance resolutions
• I-77 pileup likely the fault of drivers
• The first full day of winter quarter classes at WSCC! Welcome to all new and re...
• Motorcycle rally planned in June
• Waverly woman killed in 2-vehicle accident
• Students present new flags
• Getting Fit
• Pileup on I-77
• Gearing up for evening classes tonight! The official start to winter quarter 20...
• Guiler named OAC Player of the Week for second time
• My New Year's resolution is....
• Welcome to Winter Quarter!!!! Evening classes begin tonight, January 2 and day...
• Belpre officials looking ahead
• Free dinners served on New Year's Day
• A balmy December
• City officials sworn into office
• Williamstown completes several projects in '11
• Excitement builds for local fans
• Drilling spurs searches
• Officials, residents weigh drug testing for those on public assistance
• Ohio educators still waiting for funding plan
• New Year's resolutions
• Owens and Knab lead Pioneers to victory
• Ohio Wesleyan edges Women's Basketball in championship game
• Homeless, not hopeless
• Pfc. Kyle Hockenberry: 'I'd do it all over again'
• City sewage plant project
• Marietta council wraps up 2011 work
• Looks like 3-man race for Ohio's 6th District
• Guiler sets school record as Pioneers defeat Ursuline
• Men's Basketball falls in battle of top twenty teams
• Homeless shelter sought for region
• Ormet reports surge in 2011
• GOP leaders focus on local races ahead
• Powerball play
• State minimum wage going up
• Honor Flight vets recommend journey
• Charges pending in Ohio 550 wreck
• Yardsticks for local students are analyzed
• Family loses mobile home to fire
• MMH growth
• Scam artists don't take holidays off
• Bike riders see the city's lights
• 550 wreck at Barlow injures 3
• Turned upside down
• Community Christmas dinners
• Christmas plan goes awry
• Christmas on the river
• Ohio gets Race to the Top grant
• House fire in Boaz
• Pint-sized Santa Claus brings joy to assisted living facility
• Monroe County 'fracking' spill has residents concerned
• Caroling a lost holiday tradition
• Carrying on through the holidays
• Holidays a time for reuniting, welcoming others
• Grave Matters: Obscure graveyard final resting place for soldier
• Bath salts find their way to area in the mail
• Still time to help holiday-related charities
• Outgoing officeholders reflect
• Made in Marietta: Taking pride in pipes
• WSCC closes tonight at 8pm for the winter break. If you need to register in per...
• Today is the last day to use a student account to charge books and supplies befo...
• Tigers return home
• Snowflake Ball designed for teens
• Don't expect snowy holiday
• Indicted suspects in court
• OPEN DEC. 25
• Puch's buzzer beater lifts Pioneers over Wilmington
• City, College to host 2012 Ohio Chautauqua from June 19-23
• Indoor track open to the public
• Local workers face challenges of late shifts
• Reno VFD levy will fund full-time squad
• Mom, missing baby reunited
• Traffic safety
• Teen wins appeal in Belpre party death
• Both residents escape blaze in 5th St. home
• Daytime blaze hits Highland Ridge home
• Money needs still top Warren board's agenda
• Chautauqua coming to Marietta
• Kardex cuts touch local workers
• Q&A: Quimby's owner going strong at 90
• Museum holds holiday tours
• Local children shop for Christmas via Cops with Kids
• Beverly power plant on list to be 'retired'
• Community pools struggle to show profit
• Women's Basketball loses at Ohio Northern
• Ohio Northern upsets Men's Basketball
• Cost of Justice: Pleas unpopular but necessary
• Mystery bear appears
• Should teacher pay be based on performance?
• Final shopping weekend under way
• Cost of Justice: Taxpayers shell out $14M to fight crime
• Are you a student who was deregistered from classes due to non-payment? If so,...
• Programs work to educate adults
• SOLD! Middleton Dolls
• Worker reflects on nearly life-long task of digging graves
• Belpre teen indicted
• Craigslist teen: Judge rules 16-year-old will be tried as an adult
• WSCC is having trouble with inbound phonecalls. Our phone carrier is experienci...
• Uh oh...do you owe a balance for winter quarter???? Today is the payment date f...
• MMH Spotlight: Blood Donations are Vital
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives International Certification
• Memorial Health System Employee Earns Biomedical Certification
• Exhibitors Wanted: 21st Annual Teddy Bear & Doll Show & Sale
• Marietta College president named
• Ohio senator backs post offices effort
• Teen to be tried as adult in Craigslist case
• Election board to 'tweak' training
• Constant companion: Training dogs
• Attendance is up at museums
• Men’s Basketball falls to Ohio University
• Districts explore sharing treasurer
• Changes proposed for vouchers
• Number of OVI arrests dropping
• Mayor-elect on shaky ground
• Made in Marietta: Haessly Hardwood a local success story
• Women’s Basketball upsets #25 Wilmington
• Report: County follows rules on welfare
• WCCC gets $1.1M grant for chemical program
• New bloodhound on-call
• Alleged shooter in drive-by gets jail time
• City can move forward with Armory bids
• Greeting choice isn't a big deal locally
• Marietta Leadership inducts eight students into Omicron Delta Kappa
• Long Blue Line adds 23 new members at December graduation
• Men's Basketball dominates Otterbein
• Women's Basketball battles but comes up short to No. 25 Otterbein
• Popular holiday shopping locations a short drive
• Soldiers returning home from Iraq
• Property tax from fracking may be delayed
• Body of elderly woman found in Fla.
• Winter getaways: Roscoe Village
• Planetarium has four community shows remaining in December
• Christmas spirit in Newport
• County mulls over sewage plan
• Horse meat:
• Tough questions on school
• Baby missing
• Bookstore charges will be accepted beginning on December 5th and run through Dec...
• Keep your classes...pay your bill! The payment date for winter quarter is next...
• Candidates for March '12 election file petitions
• Prison time ordered in drive-by shooting
• Former resident a murder victim in Cleveland
• Suspended but still driving
• Fraud probe focuses on couple
• No. 10 Pioneers bounce back with victory over rival Muskingum
• 2 levy renewals for city schools voters
• Coat donation drive brings smiles
• Pearl Harbor: Dec. 7, 1941 changed everything
• City studies armory bids
• 3rd party billing
• MMH Blood Bank Celebrates Night of Giving
• Kelli Barnette reflects on her experience at US Rowing Camp
• Marietta earns 20 awards at Transylvania tournament
• Newport man makes plea deal out of bath salts case
• (Im)moral code
• Wolf Creek puts renewal levy on '12 ballot
• Witnesses describe crash scene
• C8 Science Panel announces findings
• More than 50 students eligible to graduate in December program
• Peer Mentor program growing, helping FYE students
• Marietta College kicks-off partnership with Special Olympics
• Guiler named OAC Player of the Week
• C8 panel finds link between exposure and hypertension
• Belpre homes featured on tour
• Pearl Harbor ceremony
• Local home health aide earns honor
• Gingerbread houses on display
• Shoppers cautious
• Pioneers win six events at the Marietta First Glimpse Meet
• Baldwin-Wallace upsets No. 4 Marietta College
• Women's Basketball downs Baldwin-Wallace
• Lighting up downtown
• County JFS and Children Services merger could cost county money
• Judge decides not to seek re-election
• Jury finds man guilty on all counts, including murder
• Send Help seeking donations
• Arrest made in Frontier school bus battery theft
• Candidate filing deadline on Dec. 7
• Court workers will get raises
• Up to the jury
• Mystery house
• Admission Office hires 2009 graduate as newest counselor
• December Blood Mobile Schedule
• Free Self-Defense Classes Open to the Public! Sponsored by the WSCC Karate Clu...
• Marietta announces 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame class
• Jury may get murder case today
• Marietta school district explores solar power
• Holiday helpers
• Elections board to discuss complaint over write-in voting
• Newport water praised by Ohio EPA
• Guiler leads Pioneers to OAC victory at Muskingum
• Barnette invited to U.S. Rowing Camp
• Three Pioneers named Academic All-OAC in football
• Love Lights celebration coming
• New Duck Creek gauges will warn about flooding
• Interest in Noble County case spreads
• Craigslist suspect in court
• Ex-wife testifies about night of fatal stabbing
• Pioneers dominate Tigers in Top 25 matchup
• Tickets available for men’s basketball at Ohio University
• Pioneers jump to No. 4 in national poll
• Athletic trainer named representative to national association
• Athletic trainer named representative to national association
• College’s Oratorio Chorus to conduct 85th annual Messiah on Dec. 4
• Tickets available for Men's Basketball at Ohio University
• More charges for 16-year-old accused in Craigslist killings
• School board plans 2 levy renewals
• Findings on nitrate levels in Devola water to be explained
• Swollen rivers won't overflow
• Meyer hiring pumps up OSU fans
• Murder trial
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• Welcome to Winter Intersession! Classes run from Nov. 28 through Dec. 14.
• Report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State coach
• Around town
• Many holiday travelers stop at Welcome Center on way home
• Parades held in Marietta, Belpre
• Annual deer hunt a family affair
• Holiday wonderland aglow
• Pioneers cruise past Brescia to claim Turkey Shoot crown
• Women's Basketball advances to Turkey Shoot championship game
• The Marietta Times to partner with Monster.com for job postings
• Christmas Zoo: WMOA celebrates 21 years of helping the needy
• 2 more bodies may be related to Craigslist plot
• Black Friday: Snagging deals takes planning
• Shop till you drop: Black Friday
• Second body found in Noble County
• Villages come alive with spirit of Christmas
• Football fans gear up for big game
• Turkey Trot
• Deer season opens Monday
• Spirit of giving
• Judges nix sidestepping pay hikes for office workers
• Being thankful
• MHS?alumni group seeks donations
• Memorial Health System gets new CFO
• City council members expect to finish '11 with a flourish
• Missing Ohio man could be 3rd Craigslist victim
• Spending a day on the job
• Thanksgiving food options
• Winter nears
• Teen to be tried as an adult on attempted murder
• Prison time for attack on co-ed
• Three Pioneers garner Academic All-OAC honors in Women's Soccer
• Warren board covers array of topics, but not a tax issue
• Officials hope for answers to woman's I-77 death
• No hint of danger in pipeline
• Lewisville mourns on-duty death of VFD chief
• Adoption option
• Senior graphic design major wins President’s Holiday Card competition
• Music Department to host annual Merry Tuba Christmas on Dec. 10
• Five Pioneers named to All-OAC football team
• Memorial Health System to Celebrate “Hope for the Holidays”
• Memorial Health System Names New Chief Financial Officer
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Announces the Opening of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at The Wound Care Center
• Benefit held for symphony orchestra
• More than 300 attend 'Toying with Science'
• Young hunters take advantage of special time
• Clues sought in I-77 death
• 105-year-old is 'amazing'
• Pioneers down Kenyon to sweep Shrine Tournament
• Muller competes at NCAA National Championship
• Penn State Behrend downs Pioneers in Tip-Off Championship
• Sick time benefits come into question
• Teen charged in murder plot
• Where are they now?
• Toys for all tots
• Climate change discussion at MC
• Pioneers fight back to beat Bethany at Penn State Behrend Tournament
• Strong second half propels Pioneers to victory over Methodist
• Marietta College places 14 on ‘Who’s Who Among Students’ list
• McDonough students conducting local job fair at O’Neill Senior Center
• Friday's newspaper delivery delayed
• Fort Frye extends contract of interim superintendent
• State collection of income taxes
• Pipeline failed; spark ignited
• Attack leads to indictment
• Craigslist used to lure victims
• Women's Basketball travels to Penn State Behrend Tip-Off Tournament
• Pioneers set to host 41st annual Shrine Tournament
• Fracking air permit in the works
• Gas explosion: Know the signs of a problem
• Gas line explodes
• Police discover alleged Noble County murder plot; one body found
• Henderson family cemetery
• Asbestos removal planned for gym
• MMH Volunteers New Thanksgiving Bake Sale
• Marietta group gains enhanced learning experience in Asian culture
• Weissling named Academic All-OAC for third consecutive year
• Major gas explosion on Morgan, Athens county line
• Rally aimed at repairing bridge
• 100 students attend summit
• At-will jobs up for grabs in city government
• Youth deer hunt
• iPads & Autism
• Women’s basketball opens season with 73-58 win over Hiram
• No. 6 Pioneers hold on for 64-58 road victory at Denison
• Muller and Leonard earn All-Region honors
• Fall Band Concert to feature ‘Fantasy and Humor in Music’
• MMH Spotlight: November is Diabetes Awareness Month
• College honors former professors during bench dedication ceremony
• Red kettle campaign under way
• Higher premiums for obese workers a growing trend
• Dental clinic's founder dies
• Busing at Warren unlikely this year
• Bucks For Birds
• Alumni, faculty participating in environmental career panel on Nov. 17
• Q&A: Christmas is in the air in Beverly-Waterford
• County eyes new financial system
• Some provisions of SB5 could be reintroduced
• Visible progress on muni court project
• Pioneer Navy retains Braxton Cup for eighth straight year
• Successful day for Men's Rowing at Frostbite Regatta
• Capital upends Pioneers on senior day
• Muller qualifies for National Championship
• A salute to veterans
• State issues warning about tick species
• Schools look ahead following defeat in Tuesday's election
• Sheriff's office conducts warrant sweep
• Merchants and Artists Walk has holiday theme
• Author discusses 'The Legend of Colton H. Bryant' with campus, community
• Congrats to Team Buck Wild for winning this year's Rube Goldberg Contest!!! The...
• Fire destroys Williamstown house
• River watching to get high-tech assist
• Scandal shines light on sex abuse
• Beverly resident relates WWII stories as if they happened yesterday
• Stories of service
• Thank you to everyone who has served in the military and to those who are curren...
• Three men's soccer players named All-OAC
• Hollins University professor to discuss global climate change on Nov. 18
• Marietta earns 24 awards during two home forensic events
• Beverly hires firm to run pool
• Man asks to skip prison time
• Seniors at Choices Expo
• Local Democrats benefitted from Issue 2 clamor
• Frontier dilemma
• Theatre to perform five shows of ‘At Home at the Zoo’
• Grant, 911 tax buys laptops for sheriff's cruisers
• Bible Center gets $40,000 bill for sewer line
• Jail vs. prison
• Medical marijuana
• Downtown condos
• To all of the WSCC students who are up late studying...keep up the great work!...
• Flash Mob today in teh commons part 2 of 2
• Flash Mob today in the commons part 1 of 2
• Men's Rowing has strong showing at the Head of the Schuykill
• Great job to all who participated in today's flash mob in the student commons....
• Registration begins today for winter intersession and winter quarter! Those wit...
• Marietta competes in 36th annual ‘Battle of the Brains’
• Drug take-back initiative deemed a success
• Trick-or-treat in Beverly
• Views on delay in Ohio oil, gas rush vary here
• Girl, 14, dies when car slams into tree
• What brings out voters?
• Women's Rowing wraps fall season
• Men's Rowing finishes fall season at the Head of the Schuykill
• Volleyball headed to Otterbein for OAC Tournament
• Muller captures OAC Championship
• Polar Bears run past Pioneer gridders
• Women's Soccer ends season with loss to 12th-ranked Ohio Northern
• Ohio has no laws to prohibit sex offenders from participating in Trick-or-Treat
• Armory: Status of 97-year-old structure hotly debated
• Historic shanty boat to find home at Ohio River Museum
• Political dinners: Area Democrats and Republicans hold separate events
• Police: W.Va. man solicits Marietta teen
• Volleyball loses at Ohio Northern
• No. 14 Ohio Northern downs Men's Soccer
• College hosting sleep disorders presentation; bioethics forum
• Marietta adds one to IT, promotes another to Assistant CIO
• The final day of homecoming is upon us! WSCC offices are decorated for the scho...
• Time travelers from MC
• Marietta Halloween parade, party
• Issue 2 camps differ over impact on teachers
• Local well waste disposal causes concern
• I-77 tragedy
• The official ribbon cutting for the new Human Simulator Nursing Lab at WSCC!
• WSCC just completed the official dedication of the new Human Simulator Nursing L...
• Washington State Community College’s men’s basketball team opened its season Tue...
• All alumni and current/former students are invited to attend the divisional alum...
• Rainbow Alliance conducting Opposite Prom on Nov. 18
• Limits on discounted electricity opposed
• WSCC homecoming
• Man, 30, accused of having sex with girl, 14
• Mom sentenced
• Playground Access
• Women's Soccer defeated by Capital
• Esbenshade Series begins with ‘An Evening with Sojourner Truth’
• Council trims '12 CDBG budget
• Autumn's leaves are falling:
• War of words erupts over open meeting law, council confab
• Wilderness killer dies doing time
• SCHOOL VOUCHERS:
• Volleyball upset by Capital
• Capital downs Men's Soccer
• Marietta finishes second at Berea and Cumberlands forensics tourneys
• HealthGrades Names Selby General Hospital a Recipient of the 5-Star Rating for Joint Replacement for Two Consecutive Years (2011-2012)
• College expects exciting evening of jazz at downtown’s Adelphia
• Ex-rep has designs on regaining House seat
• Plea deals in drive-by shooting
• Walraven arrested in Tenn.
• Marietta banned exotic pets in '86
• Harmar fire
• Check out the complete WSCC homecoming schedule! Alumni receptions are being he...
• So what's next for homecoming 2011, you ask? Tomorrow is green and white day on...
• Homecoming 2011 kicked off today at WSCC! David Conrath, a longtime WSCC facult...
• 62nd annual Wilcox Forensics Invitational scheduled for Nov. 5
• D3hoops.com ranks Men's Basketball sixth in the preseason
• Top-10 finish for Men's Rowing at Head of the Charles
• Women's Rowing participates in prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta
• Man burned in Fleming barn fire
• Mom in Belpre party case a no-show for jail
• How to avoid 'killer cellphone bills
• Dog show raises money for humane society efforts
• Frontier candidates say they're ready for a challenge
• Keller's record-setting day not enough as football falls to Heidelberg
• Volleyball splits pair of non-conference matches
• Men's Soccer blanked by Heidelberg
• Heidelberg downs Women's Soccer
• Historic Dodge Cemetery
• Five contenders in Warren BOE race
• Domestic violence issue affects everyone
• Area landowners are weighing lease options
• Staffing provision could be a concern locally
• Volleyball falls to No. 6 Heidelberg
• Looking for a family-friendly Halloween activity this weekend? Americorps will...
• WSCC is having its first Homecoming next week, Oct. 24 through 28. The schedule...
• Commissioners neutral on electrcity aggregation
• Wild animal tragedy sparks Ohio bill
• Prison time for staged robbery
• Made in Marietta: Mondo Group thrives on new ideas
• Make a Difference Day
• College to honor servicemen and women with Veterans Day tribute
• Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Red Cross director is retiring
• River advisers want to stay involved
• Rivercrest tenants upset about mold
• Ex-Beverly chief hired in New Mat
• Election forum
• Federici Leads Men's Soccer Past Otterbein
• In Memoriam: Sandra Bessemer Neyman (1940-2011)
• Halter and Knab Named Preseason All-America
• Men's Soccer vs. Otterbein Moved to 7 p.m. at Don Drumm
• Beverly will try for water line funds after all
• Bianca's memory
• Council to allow Armory Square bidding
• Guilty plea in '09 MC attack
• Exotic animals escape farm near Zanesville
• Hunting gear left in student cars brings reminder
• Otterbein Snaps Volleyball Winning Streak
• Otterbein Blanks Women's Soccer
• Thank you Mr. Greacen for making the renovation of A&S Room 106 possible. WSCC...
• Fall Choral Concert features songs of faith, love and remembrance
• Cemetery repairs begin
• Final fall enrollment set at WSCC
• American Queen official, not the boat, visiting city
• Warren board talks about future finances
• City debates
• Students get chance to voice opinions at Fall Speak Out on Oct. 19
• Hanssen Named OAC Volleyball Player of the Week
• Creative skills learned at camp
• Heritage Day held at museum in Belpre
• Q&A: ReStore coordinator right at home in new job
• Fair finances hurting
• Early voting option still popular
• Fourth Straight Overtime Match for Men's Soccer
• Muller and Leonard Lead Cross Country
• Wilmington Downs Women's Soccer
• Volleyball Sweeps on Homecoming
• Pioneers Bury Quakers on Homecoming
• American Queen plans a local stop
• Ohio bills could delay fracking
• Judges want commissioners to OK raises
• Issue 2: Separating the facts from fiction
• Planetarium announces free community shows for October
• The best thing about fall is....
• Village finances a hot topic in mayors' races
• Juvenile center suit fallout
• Made in Marietta: Skuttle success
• Midnight Madness to be streamed live on the web
• Midnight Madness to be streamed live on the web
• Hope you're having a great fall at WSCC! Talk to someone you know today who cou...
• ‘Ghost Stories from the Stacks’ is back by popular demand on Oct. 28
• Second annual Career Jamboree set for Oct. 13
• Muskingum Defeats Women's Soccer
• College plans fall events around Energy & Environment theme
• Volleyball Hooks a Muskie
• Another Double Overtime Draw for Men's Soccer
• Marietta students ready to Make a Difference for area neighbors
• Want a chance to take a 4 credit hour class in just three weeks vs. an entire qu...
• Marietta signs cooperative agreement with international university
• #2 Mount Union Overpowers Pioneers
• Women's Navy Opens Fall Season
• Men's Rowing Opens the Fall by Winning Four of Five Races
• Men's Soccer Battles Mount Union to a Draw
• Women's Soccer Defeated by Mount Union in Double Overtime
• Volleyball Sweeps Ohio Wesleyan
• College’s second faculty recital scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12
• Short week won't deter from students' Homecoming activities
• Campus and Community Invited to Midnight Madness and Sports Festival
• Memorial Health System Depression Screening Day To Be Held October 14
• Mark your calendars!!!! Americorps will be hosting a dance here on campus on Oct...
• When was the last time that you updated your contact information with WSCC? Be s...
• Nine students comprise Marietta’s 2011 Homecoming royalty
• Need help getting ready for the ACT later this month? Take advantage of our FRE...
• Armory bids possible this year
• County home
• Council considers corner as test for vendors
• Cancer Survivor's Day Saturday
• Steps taken to reduce sand on Norwood streets
• College yearbook sets up competition to design cover
• Men's Soccer Falls in Double Overtime Thriller
• Alumni Homecoming Exhibition opens Oct. 14 in Hermann gallery
• Mascot voting ends today! Vote now for your mascot choice by going to our homep...
• Inspired Asia exhibit to open Oct. 12 at Parkersburg Art Center
• Two implicated in parts scam
• Attack on wife gets man 8 years in prison
• Jesse D. Hallett
• Pet rescue policy adjusted
• Marietta's big issues
• Muller Named OAC Runner-of-the-Week
• Student Senate adjusts Constitution to better serve student body
• Italian appeals court throws out Amanda Knox's murder conviction, orders her free
• Around town for Oct. 3
• Roller derby
• Wet weather dampens apple butter event
• Area's 'green' technology touted in statewide event
• Food, fun in Lowell
• High court turns away appeal on cell phone search
• Ex-Ohio St, NFL QB free on house arrest
• Softball Tournament a Success
• Pioneers Stung by Yellow Jackets
• Women's Soccer Shutout by Baldwin-Wallace
• No. 11-Ranked Baldwin-Wallace Defeats Men's Soccer
• Help available at O'Neill Center on Medicare enrollment
• 'No Child' waivers have local support
• New indictments include theft case, attack on deputy
• Guns in bars now OK in Ohio
• In your backyard: Hocking Hills
• Volleyball Exterminates the Yellow Jackets
• Caleb Muller Places Third at All-Ohio
• Weissling Named OAC Scholar Athlete of the Month
• Free exchange of ideas promoted
• Lowell Octoberfest weekend
• Margaret Wittner Brown
• Bring back the military draft?
• Self scanners
• Now is the time to start planning ahead for winter quarter! The winter quarter...
• Ohio U suspends soccer club after alleged hazing
• Opponents put Ohio election law on temporary hold
• Marietta BMV reopens
• Ohio DNA rule draws criticism
• Plane that crashed ran into trouble shortly after takeoff
• No retrial for Belpre mother
• State severs ties with registrar
• REDISTRICTING PLAN
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Brings Awareness To Prostate Cancer
• Physician Assistant students participating in National PA Week
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Justice Dept wants speedy health care ruling
• Investigation into Washington County plane crash continues
• Early voting decision this week
• State, lawyer say little on BMV probe
• Helen L. Allen
• Postal protest
• Plane down; no fatalities
• Women's Soccer Dominates Match but Falls in Overtime
• Purple Raiders Down Volleyball in Four Sets
• Bethany Defeats Men's Soccer
• Good night WSCC students. Hope fall quarter is going well for you. Winter quar...
• Investigation at Marietta BMV
• Dividing Marietta under two House districts proposed
• U.S. Postal Service workers plan local rally
• MIE cited for 21 violations
• Drop in Pay
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,670
• New abortion rules for minors clear Ohio Senate
• C8 panel to release health findings by July 2012
• W. Pa.'s Consol Energy in $193M Marcellus deal
• Ohio governor signs congressional map into law
• MIE charged with 21 safety violations; investigation followed death at company
• Wildlife study at airport almost finished
• Evergreen series to kick off at WSCC
• Barlow Fair another success
• Dental clinic now downtown
• Fighting poverty
• Pioneers' Comeback Bid Falls Short
• Volleyball Splits on Final Day of Pioneer Classic
• Women's Soccer Falls to Waynesburg
• Waynesburgs Drops Men's Soccer in Overtime
• Election Day should go OK despite Morgan County's loss of employees
• Sistersville Ferry will keep running
• Ohio will see changes in EMT staffing laws
• Jesse Jackson to talk about poverty
• Barlow Fair: Officials hope record attendance numbers continue
• Women's Soccer Drops OAC Opener
• Volleyball Opens Conference Play with Sweep of John Carroll
• Associate Professor selected to present at Hawaii conference in January
• Marietta adds Assistant Director of Chapter and Young Alumni Programs
• Today is the first day of autumn. Welcome fall! Don't go by too quickly...we'r...
• Adoption award
• College option
• Jesse Jackson coming to Marietta Sunday
• Volunteers pitch in to help clean public horse trail
• County OKs CABL cuts, layoff
• Grant to help make Ingenuity Center a reality
• Forensics Team wins 11 awards at Ohio Forensics Tournament
• WSCC is proud to host the Save a Life Tour on campus today from 10am to 4pm. Co...
• Gospel Mission opens
• Home invaders were looking for money, sheriff says
• Study estimates value of area's oil, gas boom
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down
• Jury verdicts
• Geneva Defeats Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer Loses 1-0 Thriller
• Kraton's plant has adapted for 50 years
• Kraton plant has a place in history
• Home invasion in Cutler
• Testimony begins in Belpre fire death trial
• School in limbo
• Make sure to cast your vote!!! Voting will be open for two weeks.
• Mascot Option #2: Washington Statesman
• Mascot Option #1: WSCC Bucks
• Want to help make history at WSCC? Vote for the school's first official mascot....
• Summer Fellows to present research at annual Fall Symposium Sept. 29
• Softball Hosting Fall Round Robin Tournament
• Etta Express to Host Cortland State and Cancer Survivor's Day
• Futures market for students
• Flu shot season arrives in Valley
• Warren BOE preps work list
• ESPN: College GameDay connection
• Child's death
• WVU’s James Harms to conduct poetry reading at Marietta on Sept. 28
• Charles H. Pickens
• Jobs bill: Area citizens skeptical
• Better late than never for some fair contestants
• TV chef, author holds class at The Cook's Shop
• Q&A: Scout beautifies part of walking trail
• Marietta's new resource officer
• Men's Soccer Loses to Kenyon College
• Fighting Muskies Hand Pioneers First Defeat of the Season
• Caleb Muller Wins Ohio Valley 5K Challenge
• Bethany Posts Come From Behind Win Over Women's Soccer
• Volleyball Drops Two at Centre Classic
• Area driver wins national tractor pull championship
• Barlow Fair set to kick off
• Fair finances topic of board meeting
• POW/MIA Day in New Matamoras
• Big business? Experts say many may benefit from oil exploration
• Volleyball Falls in a Pair of Five-Set Thrillers
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Honors A Walk to Remember
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Program Certified by Industry Leader
• Strecker Cancer Center Kicks Off “1 Week 100 Cheeks” Campaign
• Wooster Defeats Men's Soccer in Double Overtime
• Weekend Internet Coverage - Football, Soccer and Volleyball
• Ohio St. unveils new super-secure ag diseases lab
• Search for W. Va. soldier who led NY cops on chase
• Natural gas firm sues NY town over drilling ban
• Newport parents asked for ideas for Frontier
• The new boom? Fracking process sparks controversy
• Ex-jail head pleads innocent
• Zanesville murder suspect sought locally
• KIDS & CANCER
• Kenyon Downs Women's Soccer
• Flute instructor to begin faculty recital program at Marietta
• Hot dog vendors have a beef with city code
• A NEW BOOM? Oil & gas exploration in the Valley
• New looks downtown
• Murder suspect believed to be in Washington County
• Beverly looking to next summer
• Beetle that feasts on hardwood seen in Ohio
• Franciscan Downs Volleyball In Straight Sets
• 12th annual Physics Colloquium features six speakers this fall
• MC campus a WWII military training site
• Facelift at The Colony
• Estate tax exceeds estimate
• Lowell area mail thefts investigated
• Senior levy
• The second day of fall quarter is coming to a close. We want to thank all of ou...
• Men's Basketball Ranked #2 by Sporting News
• U.S. News ranks Marietta No. 5 among Midwest colleges, universities
• Coalition tries to prevent suicides
• 4 arrested after crack cocaine find
• Mark J. Board
• Lowell police officer alleges favoritism
• Jail vs. prison
• Father, sons sentenced for synthetic drug scheme
• Sentencing set for man linked to Ohio St scandal
• Obama in Columbus: Congress has no reason to wait on jobs bill
• College’s Theatre Department begins busy season on Sept. 23
• The first day of fall quarter is finally here! As you begin the quarter, we wan...
• Judge drops remaining cases against Ohio killer
• Fraud probe off; Ohio Valley hospitals fined $3.8M
• Obama would hike taxes to pay for his jobs bill
• Garrison focuses on oil, gas leases
• Wave of giving to charities subsides since 9-11
• Norma Jean Henderson
• 9-11: A day for reflection
• Sunny Sternwheel Festival finale
• Volleyball Splits a Pair of Matches at Penn State-Behrend Tourney
• Marietta Women's Soccer Ties Mount St. Joseph
• Men's Soccer Defeats Mount St. Joseph
• Men and Women's Cross Country Finish Third at Carl Broughton
• Ester Salem, associate professor and program coordinator for digital technology...
• Kenyon Defeats Volleyball in Five-Set Thriller
• Rest up this weekend for the beginning of fall quarter! We are excited to have...
• College hosting annual Mid-Ohio Valley College Night on Sept. 19
• Courthouse getting tech upgrade
• 9-11 ceremonies planned
• Joseph Thomas Marshall
• 9-11: Fear of another attack?
• STERNWHEEL WEEKEND
• MMH and Marietta YMCA Team Up for Bridges Forward Program Fundraiser
• Whoo, busy day today at Washington State. Lots of news=lots of facebook posts....
• Important financial aid notice to students for fall quarter: The deadline to sub...
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Blood Bank Recognizes Blood Collector’s Week
• Mother says W.Va. murder suspect had schizophrenia
• Nearly 100K told to flee new Northeast flooding
• Marietta police investigating report of shooting this morning at residence on Glendale Road
• Welcome mat out for WSCC president
• Humane Society's rescue fee concerns official
• How to approach the subject of 9-11 to kids
• 9-11: Remembrances mix with hope for future
• Ohio gov urges president to think of uranium plant
• Carnegie Mellon Defeats Marietta Volleyball in Three
• Women’s Soccer Loses to Wooster
• Our new website went live today! Let us know what you think about it ;)
• EXCITING NEWS!!! Our new redesigned website is here!!! Check it out...www.wscc...
• Missed this morning's orientation? No worries. There is another orientation to...
• Dr. Ebersole, President of WSCC, addresses new students at the Sept. 7 orientation.
• Family Weekend designed to entertain those of all ages
• 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Charges lessened in Ohio school fake-address case
• River level no longer a threat to Sternwheel Festival
• Marker for a legendary man
• Man, 24, admits to sex with 13-year-old
• Sternwheel Festival officials watch river levels
• Ex-county jail officer indicted
• Market sale
• Ohio Senate gave pay raises after state cuts
• Harris and Munfield Named OAC Players of the Week
• Men's Soccer Match Cancelled
• Pass this along to someone you know who is considering college: WSCC will be of...
• One week before fall quarter classes begin (on September 12). If you haven't re...
• Professor, students pleased with opportunity to present in China
• Men's Soccer Match Has Been Delayed
• Show goes on rain or shine at fair
• Lee's remnants leave chaos in wake
• Crooks cashing in on gold craze
• Fire damages Belpre home
• Fair weather: Fairgoers turnout despite soggy Labor Day
• Police: 5 slain in W.Va., suspect kills self
• Ohio opponents to seek moratorium on gas drilling
• Former Washington County officer indicted in missing drug case
• Sternwheelers lining up
• Last day to see Vietnam Memorial
• Another earthquake hits north of Reno
• Retire/rehirecycle helps schools, staff
• More fair fun today
• Women's Soccer Falls to Transylvania
• Washington County Fair gets under way
• Landslip closes road
• Senator seeks input on deficit
• $60K bond paid in Slider case
• Roses for heroes
• Men’s Soccer Drops Heartbreaker to Point Park
• Volleyball Notches Two Victories in River City Classic
• Women's Soccer Downs Point Park in Season Opener
• College announces events planned for 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• 2011 Volleyball Preview
• Opponents of union-limiting law air 1st TV ad
• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought
• Ohio board: No pardon in school fake-address case
• Harmar Community Center
• Grave matters:
• Highland Ridge a success story
• Marietta a step closer to Harmar docks
• New again
• Ohio officials say smoking ban doesn't hurt bars
• Ohio is 1st in US to sell prison to private company
• Fort Frye treasurer stepping down
• Early voting date unclear
• Summer rerun: 2 small quakes felt in the area
• Fair rodeo promises thrills, spills
• DOOR-TO-DOOR
• Report: W.Va. rural roads 7th most deficient in US
• Ohio salary search engine busy on 1st day
• Emerald ash borer found in 5 more W.Va. counties
• Planes, trains, buses return to normal - almost
• Ohio district puts Facebook limits on teachers
• Graduation rate changes
• Labor Day travel plans shrink
• 2 face charges of selling synthetic drugs
• Lawrence boosters confer
• Concussions - Impact can linger; rules address steps to take with young athletes
• College receives $25,000 grant from Dominion Resources
• The Evergreen Child Development Center at WSCC has received a three-star rating,...
• Ohio football players penalized after tribute
• Farm lobby endorses Ohio union ballot issue
• Ohio State plans for widespread compliance program
• Early endorsements more common
• Needed: Civil War-era photos
• Warren adjusts routes
• Making moonshine
• Air Ambulance
• For those of you who didn't have your bill paid by last Friday, you'll need to c...
• Strecker Cancer Center Receives Three- Year Accreditation
• September Blood Mobile Schedule
• Marietta Community Invited to Tour Don Drumm Stadium
• New location for race
• Traveling wall coming to area
• Officials stand by raid, bust
• Irene leads to at least 21 deaths
• Irene Aftermath
• Emergency W.Va. Marcellus gas well regs approved
• Gov wants consultant to look at Ohio Lottery
• Corporal fired in fatal Ohio crash at covered sign
• Matriculation kicks off the Class of 2015’s start at Marietta
• It's time to test to hunt deer within city limits
• EVE auction a success
• United Way campaign to begin
• Tigers break in 'new' stadium
• Irene takes aim
• One final reminder: Payments are due today at the business office. Protect you...
• Exhibit to feature photography of Ohio University professor
• Blaze guts Cutler camper
• Interest high for oil, gas forum
• Home health providers get help
• Warren repairs
• Ohio nuke plant radiation prompts more oversight
• Ohio gas prices jump in wake of Hurricane Irene
• More RiverTrail work set for '12
• Payments are due tomorrow. Please make sure that your financial aid is in order...
• Ohio schools need flags for students to pledge to
• Companies line up to help Ohio unload turnpike
• Storms leave thousands in Ohio with no power
• Redistricting board told to return to area when it has a plan
• Busted: Vincent moonshine still
• Fire at closed Belpre hotel a case of arson
• District report cards out
• Time to learn
• Back to School for Marietta - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Canoeists with a cause
• Program for OSU football fans
• Local eyes, ears tuned into '12 campaign
• Earthquake tremors felt locally
• School starts, streets torn up
• A look at Ohio's state report card findings
• Washington County deputies find another moonshine still
• The first day of school for Marietta City Schools is tomorrow. To all of those...
• Is your student account in order? Friday is our payment date so be sure to make...
• Earthquake tremors hit Mid-Ohio Valley
• Issue to add liquor permits stalled
• Classes resumed in Wood County Schools Monday
• New lease on life for aging lodge?
• Frontier BOE OKs class of 5 at Lawrence
• New eateries offer diners new options
• Parking passes are here for fall quarter. Get yours today at the Business Offic...
• Is your student account in order with the business office? This Friday is our f...
• Changes in MHS show choir
• Q&A: Former Leo Club member stands out
• Paul R. Ritchie
• A last salute
• Muddy fair finale in Waterford
• Ohio reaches deadline to get $176M in incentives
• Troopers: Speeding car hits Ohio courthouse
• Something for everyone at Sternwheel fest
• Sen. Portman called on to help with debt
• Moonshine still uncovered
• Waterford Fair: 53rd community event kicks off
• Soldier returns: Private memorial set for PSHS graduate
• WSCC is going to be at the Waterford parade tonight! Hope to see you there!!!
• Leadership Program to welcome 60 McDonough Scholars this fall
• Ohio weatherization jobs to be cut as funding ends
• Turnover on school boards
• An early start
• Ohio's Cedar Point to build $1M dino attraction
• Bank of America to cut 3,500 jobs
• Office of Academic Affairs pleased to welcome 10 new faculty this fall
• Here is the 2011-12 academic calendar. We will have our main academic calendar...
• Ohio finds more mosquitoes carrying West Nile
• Pro-union group to Kasich: Repeal law, we'll talk
• Private JobsOhio move will cost 211 state jobs
• Fund drive goes for Devola playground
• Apology from assault, robbery suspect
• Lester Clair Coe
• GOP offers to deal on SB5
• Made in Marietta: Success story
• Opponents of SB5 open local office for ballot campaign
• Forum on fracking
• Shelter full; Humane Society issues plea for pet adoptions
• Airport body scanners in Ohio allow more modesty
• Charter, cargo airlines target pilot safety rule
• Ohio gov seeks to stop union law repeal effort
• Waterford Fair sticks to formula
• Lawyers outline cases in civil lawsuit vs. AEP
• College’s four-day Freshman Orientation begins Aug. 25
• Fire destroys family's heirlooms
• What to do with Jackson Park?
• Ralph C. Newsom
• American Queen stopping here
• Signs of progress
• SPE Student Chapter receives Gold Standard award for first time
• Mark Williams Signs With Milwaukee Brewers
• 2011 Football Preview
• Inspiring Girls
• Q&A: Marietta native earns degrees at a young age
• WCCC students completing projects
• Festival deemed a success
• Bill would banish Aug. classes
• Congrats to all of our students who completed the Radiologic Technology program!...
• Right Path end of summer bash
• Rail-to-water access on Ohio being sought
• Steelers, Bengals open 2011 season
• Rep. Johnson wants inquiry into copter crash
• School daze: Students in transition
• The Practical Nursing Class of 2011 had their pinning ceremony last night. Cong...
• Career Center renews contracts
• The race is on - Grimm, Matthews want to be Marietta's next mayor
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Judge: Casey Anthony must come back for probation
• Judge sentences Ohio killer of 11 to death
• College’s Music Department ready for busy schedule in 2011-12
• Thousands of pot plants found in Southeast Ohio field
• Woman gets three years for drugs
• Brown stops at Glenwood to discuss retirement
• Teen sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Designer drugs still attainable
• Purple Heart
• Parkersburg South grad among those killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Ohio state worker reimbursements set
• Ohio medical board votes to arm investigators
• Where did summer go????
• Variety, fun highlight CUB events for first half of fall semester
• Education waiver is welcomed
• Coming Down
• 'Amazing' therapy destroys leukemia in 3 patients
• Jury recommends execution for Ohio serial killer
• Boil water advisory in Marietta
• Boys and Girls Club gets ready
• Bus line could trim hours
• Impact of sand still unknown
• Fall quarter invoices were mailed out today. Make sure that you have financial...
• Two students serving local community as VISTA Summer Associates
• Coal slurry case to cost Massey $35M
• FAA says 3 reported dead in NE Ohio plane crash
• Boil water advisory in Belpre
• Seniors singing for joy
• Habitat to begin Belpre project
• Locke throws support to Hess
• Stock market plunge just a blip
• Field of Play
• Two Pioneers Earn Academic All-America Honors
• Pioneer Navy Boathouse Dinner, Sports Festival planned for Homecoming 2011
• Voters to tackle health reform
• Rescued man still critical
• Navy SEALs among those who perished
• Soldiers lost
• Marietta to host unique challenge
• Suspect shot after slashing W.Va. cop's throat
• Woman: Ohio killer of 7 was in estate dispute
• Man rescued from Muskingum in fair condition
• Rivers, Trails and Ales Festival
• Impending closure of Lawrence Elementary sad for many
• Area airport officials relieved
• River rescue: Man pulled from Muskingum
• Scenic getaway on a Segway is just a short drive
• Pioneer Navy Boathouse Dinner, Sports Festival planned for Homecoming 2011
• Tractor safety
• Frontier tries income tax
• Commissioners sign agreement on sanitary sewer system
• City told to manicure riverbanks
• Butterflies on display
• Former mayor, council member mourned
• New sensor seen as tool to detect manganese
• School lunch prices going up
• Decision on filling city auditor ballot spot due Monday
• Herbicide blamed for damage to trees
• Safety levy
• In Memoriam: Dr. William M. Smith (1929-2011)
• If you're taking classes this fall, be sure to sign up for more than just 12 cre...
• Schaly Named Assistant Athletic Director
• Grave Matters series:
• Tree farm equipment auction a success; offers sought on buying land
• School officials learn about kids living homeless
• Call who?
• It's just so hot
• The School of Radiologic Technology Cordially Invites You to Attend the 2011 Graduation Program
• Marietta Memorial Hospital and Selby General Hospital Win National Quality Award
• MMH Blood Bank Will Be Shopping for Donors
• In Memoriam: Steven Kessler (1992-2011)
• FAA shutdown to continue in partisan standoff
• Judge in Ohio tosses anti-abortion group's lawsuit
• Ohio reports 10 sickened in salmonella outbreak
• Around town
• State lays down the law about lake
• Williamstown prepares for Relay for Life
• Stepdad on the run behind bars now
• Made in Marietta: A twist on Camo
• Getting to School
• Student survey calls Ohio U top party school in US
• Debt-limit votes: Senate momentum, House concerns
• Mold at Barlow-Vincent Elementary not toxic
• Lack of sign policy stalls alumni group's request
• Sadness felt at Fenton convention
• Local residents uneasy about debt debate
• Detectives eye computer in murder case
• Annual porch sale continues
• Board scammed by Ponzi scheme
• Injured soldier making progress
• Boon or Bust? Growth along Corridor D slower than expected
• In Memoriam: Steven Kessler (1992-2011)
• Crime Watch efforts active locally
• New heat advisory issued
• New crisis for Warren schools
• Drive-by case indictments
• HARMAR'S PARTY
• Ohio tops new toxic emissions list; no surprise
• Frontier weighs tax levy based on income
• Derailed train a pain in Waterford
• FENTON FANATICS
• MSHA releases latest results of mine inspections
• Cabela's to open 2nd store in W.Va.
• Suspects in New Matamoras drive-by shooting indicted
• Resurfacing project on schedule
• Unmanned Army blimp brought down in Pa. woods
• Ohioans flood lawmakers with debt debate concerns
• Ohio ex-gov hires key advisers for consulting firm
• Warren parent lobbies for busing
• State considers closing 3 area driver testing sites
• Postal Service studies future of Cutler office
• Eramet in need of water
• 15 cars of coal train jump CSX track at Waterford
• Planetarium announces free community shows for August
• College adds recent graduate as Publications Coordinator
• Ohio health care question cleared for fall ballot
• Beverly-Lowell out of tournament
• No Borders, no problem locally
• Beverly misses out on jackpot
• Marietta school board opts for random drug testing
• New river queen due in 2012
• A bump, or 2 or 3
• Boil Advisory issued for parts of Marietta
• Ga. mom gets probation in son's jaywalking death
• Alligator snared in Parkersburg
• Q&A: Belpre chamber's new leader is prepared
• Errors on petitions disqualify 1
• Some came dressed in costume to Comic Con
• Weather dogs Dog Days event
• Crossin' the Ohio
• The heat is still on
• St. Marys island refuge a pleasant retreat
• Family planning clinic closing
• Fewer drug-related emergencies reported
• Belpre man dies in second fatal crash in a week
• College hosts seminar program for Chinese Students
• Anyone up late studying? If so, hang in there!!!
• Ohio unemployment rises to 8.8 pct. in June
• Ohio man convicted of murder in 11 deaths
• Belpre man killed in Friday crash
• An eye for bargains helps Fort Frye
• Mental health services levy coming
• Belpre man dies in head-on crash
• Power play
• Startling find inside city home
• No deal on debt ceiling
• Beverly pool's future may hinge on ballot issue
• Lawrence school to close in '12
• A real broiler
• More states defying federal gov't on education law
• Boehner: House GOP willing to compromise on debt
• Ohio voters will get to decide fate of union law
• C8 panel releases new reports
• Last-minute tips for the Class of 2015
• AP Source: Obama to meet with GOP leaders
• Governor signs bill limiting Ohio abortions
• New industry report says Marcellus production up
• 6-year-old leader of the pack
• FEMA to check on damage reports
• Warren voters react to levy
• Teen hurt in meth lab blast may lose leg
• Stalled projects
• Man, 20, admits to sexual contact with girl, 12
• New president named at WSCC
• Warren goes back to voters
• New farm bill
• Defense calls no witnesses in 11 Cleveland deaths
• Heat advisory continues
• Man admits to role in meth lab
• If you are thinking about college this fall, but you haven't filed the FAFSA, now is the time! Come to our free financial aid workshop on Wednesday, July 20 at 5pm. Call us at 568-1908 to register.
• Washington State is pleased to announce that Dr. Bradley Ebersole has been named as the new WSCC President.
• Team WMOA defends title at 26th annual Pioneer Club Golf Outing
• August Blood Mobile Schedule
• Obama appoints Cordray to lead consumer agency
• Group says Ohio union fight to make fall ballot
• WSCC selects new president
• Q&A: A year in Afghanistan
• Three recent personnel departures
• 'Bath salts' shop owner is due in court today
• Kids prep for fairs
• Socializing
• College welcomes 29 new graduates of PA Program
• Shale drilling scams target area landowners
• Mental health levy to go ahead
• Victim in July 12 collision dies
• Busted: Reno bath salt business raided
• Getting bigger: The obesity problem
• MMH Blood Bank Nursing Home Challenge Contest Winner Announced
• Glenwood Receives Two New Team Members
• Burial costs drain city account
• Crowd control during Roar upsets boaters
• 6-year-old boy hurt in ATV fall
• Belpre teen to be tried as adult
• Special deputies
• GRAVE MATTERS: German heritage on display
• Beverly considers tax levy
• Ohio rep takes over Senate seat vacated by Stewart
• Drive-by shooting suspects in court
• ANIMAL ABUSE
• AP source: FBI investigating News Corp.
• Commission wants to avoid gas drilling in Oglebay
• Ohio congressman and Marietta resident has Twitter account hacked
• Volleyball coach expands summer opportunities locally, nationally
• Ohio lawmakers axe online voter registration plan
• Ohio Senate passes statewide abortion limit
• Treasure hunting at local hotel
• Officials wary of motive for suit
• Belpre boy, 15, faces 2 attempted murder counts
• 2-year prison term for drug ring figure
• City lot to stay a patchwork
• For your to-do list this week: Encourage one person you know to consider college.
• Marietta adds AmeriCorps VISTA for Nonprofit Capacity Building
• Ohio bishop bars support for breast cancer group
• Acting W.Va. gov orders emergency Marcellus rules
• Fatal crash trends emerge
• W.Va. marble maker bemoans loss of Fenton's top-quality glass products
• Glass collectors entering period of adjustments
• Driver in fatal crash due in court
• Steamy and Stormy: Rain, wind cause damage all over
• Ohio board chooses interim as state superintendent
• WVU linebacker charged in robbery kicked off team
• What a nice (and hot) summer day today! Summer will no doubt fly by so start making your plans for school this fall. Fall quarter begins on September 12.
• Warren fixing B-V bathroom
• Local stabbing part of armed robbery
• Teen caught after chase
• 'Heartbeat bill' stirs deep feelings
• A hot finale
• Fenton fanatics flock to tent sale
• Powerboats roar into town
• A real Wild(s) ride
• Man's death leaves a void for college, community
• Some school contracts may avoid SB5 changes
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Come visit WSCC at the Grand Central Mall from 1pm to 4pm tomorrow, July 9th. It's a great time to find out more about how to enroll for fall quarter!!!!
• Groups sue to block Ala. illegal immigration law
• Probe of radiation finds risks at Ohio nuke plant
• Plane crashes near Ohio airport, pilot injured
• Apartments planned on Hillcrest
• Bath salts battle line moves from city to Reno
• Mental health services tax levy possible
• Time to Roar
• Pay to play?
• Roar competitors arriving
• Details scarce in drive-by shooting
• Fenton cuts to cost more than jobs
• Promoting OSU
• JPMorgan pays $211M to settle bid-rigging charges
• Feds: DuPont could have avoided deadly leak
• Court: Ohio records seeker can't claim fee payout
• Warren voters can answer survey
• Two Marietta students place at state singing competition
• Have you filed your FAFSA yet for the 2011-12 academic year??????? www.fafsa.gov If you haven't filed and you need help, WSCC is offering free FAFSA workshops. Contact financial aid at 740-568-1908 to get details.
• 1 Beckley inmate captured, 1 still at large
• Ohio health care law opponents to file petitions
• Fenton shutting down main furnace
• Devols Dam lockhouse coming down
• 5 indicted for rumble at MC
• Local views on the Casey Anthony verdict
• 1 man shot in New Matamoras
• Parking pinch
• WSCC is going to be at the Grand Central Mall on Saturday, July 9th! Join us for our Meet Us At the Mall event from 1pm to 4pm. We'll have student services staff on hand to answer your questions about getting enrolled for fall quarter. Already gr
• Perfect Match: Internship gets even better for Weissling with Robert E. Evans Award
• Casey Anthony acquitted in daughter's death
• Inmate escapes from Beckley Correctional Center
• Ohio limits fines for destroying public records
• Museums to offer School of the Soldier
• Annual engine and tractor show
• Restaurant in Beverly for sale
• Iddings Trucking gets EPA warning
• July 4 celebration
• Full day of fun in Newport
• Ice cream stand site up for sale
• Sheriff's office auction Saturday
• Motorcycle crashes kill 2 area men
• In Memoriam: Dr. J. Michael Harding
• Red, White and Blues
• The co$t of kids
• Perspectives: Medical care one of the biggest expenses for children
• Perspectives: Costs for education can really add up
• Officials continue to advocate for local ban on bath salts
• Students gain valuable experience during two-plus weeks in Australia
• W.Va. DEP orders stability test on coal slurry dam
• Ohio judge OKs challenges to portable breath tests
• 3 vendors submit bids to buy, operate Ohio prisons
• Some CDBG projects on hold
• County grant to help with septic systems
• Many local races lack faces
• Solar power wave
• Kasich: 'We delivered'
• Check out our 2011 Graduation Video!!! Now playing on WTAP!
• Rural bridge gets a new life
• Sixth District rep now lives in Marietta
• Warren board unclear about next step
• Pets' rescue
• Acid, chlorine mixed at Ark. plant
• Ohio lawmaker faces charge of drunken driving
• Ohio lawmakers OK ban on 'bath salts' drugs
• Research, teaching garden planned
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Ohio union law opponents deliver repeal signatures
• Sweeping budget bill faces vote in Ohio House
• Gas prices going down
• Council urged to ban 'bath salts' sales
• Warren weighs impact of school building decisions
• Sitter sentenced to jail
• Stabbing plea
• July Blood Mobile Schedule
• Quilt full of snapshots of Lowell
• Sewage plant odor to hang around
• Marietta could owe $3.3M in lawsuit over public records
• Marietta BOE hires Fleming
• SLOW WEB SERVICE
• Prosecutors drop first indictment against Bulger
• Nation's strictest abortion limit clears OH House
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping $56B budget
• Coal miner killed in Raleigh County accident
• Jury begins 'disturbing journey' in 11 Ohio deaths
• Court to rule on violent video game sales to kids
• Kids of all ages attend Walk With the Animals event Saturday
• A garden lover's delight
• New business has 'A Silver Lining'
• Bath salts: Concerns on the rise
• America's pullout
• Army private back on U.S. soil
• Marketing Marietta
• Olympics gone W.I.L.D.
• Community weighs in on Warren plans
• Ban on bath salts? Council asked to act
• Please note that WSCC offices will close at noon on Fridays during summer quarter. All other hours during the week remain the same.
• Did you know that you can now purchase meal cards at the bookstore for use at the WSCC cafeteria? Cards can be purchased in $25 increments. Better yet, you can use your financial aid to purchase the meal cards during the first 2 weeks of the quarter!!
• Marietta's Williams inks professional contract with Washington Wild Things
• Local soldier back on American soil
• Noble County renovation: Grant allows health department to update facility
• County's renewal of legal contract questioned
• Investment Ohio offers tax break
• Debit, credit fees: Cost of swiping plastic could be lowered
• Injured AEP worker gets $5.5M award
• RecycleMania program continues to be a success at Marietta
• Physician Assistant graduates meet current Pioneers in Vegas
• ALICE Program has successful second year on campus
• Jury awards millions to man injured in AEP blast in Beverly
• Torch Run in Marietta
• Comic by local author published
• Marietta TAG changes on hold
• Nighttime crash kills bicyclist
• School vandals
• West Nile virus found in mosquitoes in Columbus
• Afghan drawdown's impact on Ohio troops not clear
• Husband-wife team awarded ‘Best in Show’ in Pittsburgh
• Fleming excited about Marietta job
• Fired Beverly police officer weighs options
• Injured soldier closer to U.S.
• Bicyclist killed in collision with truck
• AEP civil suit
• The longest day of the year is today. Enjoy the sunshine ;) Welcome summer!!!!
• Ciolek returning to Emerging Elite Coaches Clinic
• Annabell Buchman
• Juvenile center suit hearing soon
• Floodplain update
• 1 WSCC presidential candidate left
• County explains use of outside counsel
• Summer quarter begins today! If you still want to pick up a summer class, there is still time! You can register through the end of the week. Remember, WSCC is moving to semesters in fall 2012. The more classes you take under the current quarter syste
• Marietta places 201 student-athletes on AD's Honor Roll
• Soldier due in Germany
• Mining rule on coal dust becomes permanent
• High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit
• Woman said God sent her message about DC jet bomb
• Elmer A. Gourley
• Memorial car show held Sunday
• Volunteers clean riverbanks
• Soldier due in Germany
• Safetytown
• State counsel says super's exit legal
• Pools could close next summer
• Father's Day isn't a one-size-fits-all holiday
• Veto Lake shrinking due to silt
• Enjoying the jubilee
• State rep. not interested in Ohio Senate vacancy
• Ban urged on sale of bath salts
• River Trail care
• Marietta cancels teacher transfers
• Prayers for injured soldier
• Still looking for that 1,000th fan!!!!
• Looking for some family-friendly fun this weekend? Come to our first Ag Day at WSCC on Saturday, June 18 from 10am to 4pm. There will be a petting zoo, great food, hay rides and more!!! Admission is free!!!!
• Cytec cleanup
• Up in the sky!
• Ohio city considers tougher panhandling law
• Weiner resigns in wake of sex photos scandal
• Washington County Soldier Injured in Afghanistan
• MMH's Belpre campus takes shape
• Historians talk about Civil War
• Cities, counties await budget outcome
• 10 congressmen sue Obama over strikes in Libya
• Senate OKs measure to put health overhaul to vote
• Feds plan biomass projects in Ohio, Missouri, Ark.
• Marietta weighs ways to trim CDBG budget
• Fairfield Inn project draws praise
• Local Boys & Girls Club looking for temporary home
• Lawyers blame AEP
• MORE SMOKERS
• Reading camp is on at MC
• Some criticism over BOE's attorney choice
• WSCC board to interview school chief finalists
• Opening statements expected today
• Charges requested: 38 counts of animal cruelty expected to be filed
• Hey, we're at 993 fans. Encourage your friends to like our page and help us reach 1,000!!!!!
• Summer is a great time to catch up on coursework. If you are a college student who is home for summer break, sign up to take a course at WSCC while you're home. Our classes transfer easily and with online as well as face-to-face classes, you'
• What a wonderful celebration on Saturday at the 39th WSCC graduation. We are proud of our graduates and know that they will represent the college well as they enter into the next chapter of their lives. Congrats to all of you! You did it!!!!
• 2nd week of jury selection under way in Ohio trial
• Obama pushes jobs plan in North Carolina
• Charges requested in animal rescue case
• Q&A: Book explores early architecture
• WSCC holds graduation
• The cost of Medicare
• 'Nothing better than fishing'
• Late Planting
• The Center for Business & Technology (CB&T) will be hosting some of the guest overflow from today's graduation. The building is located at the top of the hill across the courtyard from the Library, adjacent to the upper parking lot. There
• We have planned for overflow areas where guests can watch the ceremonies. The ceremony will be televised via streaming video in CB&T 103, CB&T 105, and the Community Room.
• Attention all graduates: Washington State's graduation will be held today using the severe weather plan. Please review the severe weather plan located in your cap and gown packet or online at www.wscc.edu.
• What's in a name: The history behind the places we call home
• Five arrested in Waterford drug bust
• Grievance over MCS transfers denied
• Animals seized from Little Hocking home
• Want to become part of the Class of 2013 at WSCC? Contact admissions today to find out how you can get started on your college degree. Summer quarter begins June 20!
• The 39th Graduation Ceremony at WSCC is tomorrow, June 11th at 10:30am. Congrats to all of our graduates and their families!!!!
• Women in the Sciences 2011 ready to launch at Marietta College
• Math professor ready for challenge of College’s first Associate Provost
• 2% pay hikes for career center staffers
• Teen's '10 death leaves a void in family
• County's jobless rate one of Ohio's lowest
• Storm water
• Beverly's AEP jobs in jeopardy
• Nonprofit Capacity Building Regional Conference a big success
• Annual youth summer Reading Camp still going strong
• Marietta mayor cleared for city council run
• Mobile meth lab explodes; 3 hurt
• Marietta to hire interim executive
• A mess, or a hazard?
• Ohio man gets 13 years in abortion-gunpoint case
• W.Va. delegation angry over power plant shutdowns; Beverly plant also affected
• No charges yet for mobile meth lab
• $10K grant for career center students
• Etta Express national championship T-shirts now available
• AmeriCorps VISTA impact presentation highlights civic engagement
• Ohio sports venues won't allow concealed weapons
• Ohio governor spares condemned killer of 2
• Three remain hospitalized after mobile meth lab explosion in Washington County
• Williamstown Council revises budget
• Help is available to beat the heat on the home front
• Fairfield Inn construction coming
• Doctor to put new life into building hit by fire
• Marietta superintendent leaving
• Hartel Program helps students aid local non-profit organizations
• 26th annual Pioneer Club Golf Outing set for July 18
• Marietta's Pucella to coach U23 Lightweight Camp at Penn AC
• W.Va. groups may sue utility over river pollution
• Relatives: Avoid trauma of trial in 11 deaths
• Liberal think tank questions $8B budget gap figure
• Summertime nutrition
• Wolf Creek in the black, but ...
• Grant to extend Trail canceled for 2011
• Angst over Iraq: Local opinions
• New options in Warren
• To our 2011 graduates: What will you miss most about WSCC?
• President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll recognizes College for fifth straight year
• Blue skies, busy schedule greet Class of ’61 at Reunion Weekend
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Earns Quality Respiratory Care Recognition in National Program
• Are you a current WSCC student registered for summer and/or fall quarter that could use some extra cash? Contact our financial aid office at 740-568-1908 to find out if you're eligible for our summer blitz work study program. WSCC is offering eligib
• June Blood Mobile Schedule
• Hospital Volunteers’ Giant Used Book Sale
• Important Reminder: First billing date for summer quarter is today! Make sure that payment arrangements are made or financial aid is in order for summer quarter by the end of the business day today.
• Railroad Day held in Belpre
• D-Day anniversary remembered
• Fort Frye's class of 2011 graduates
• Community leader Sam Cook dies
• Social season arrives
• Shell planning unit for Marcellus Shale processing
• Senators tell Biden to reject GOP Medicare plan
• Fire departments search river for Ohio toddler
• Lightweights conclude season with 8th place finish at IRA Championship
• Program fosters love of reading
• 'Oldtimers' league continues beloved tradition
• Smoking ban complaints
• Personnel shake-up in Marietta schools
• Climate change: Is weird weather an anomaly?
• If you aren't able to make it to campus by this afternoon to pay your summer quarter bill, you're in luck. Washington State has extended the first payment date for summer quarter to Monday, June 6.
• Need help filing your FAFSA for financial aid? We can help with that ;) Contact Elizabeth Wallace today at 740-374-8716 ext. 1549 to schedule an appointment for FAFSA Day on Tuesday, June 7!
• Very Important: If you are registered for summer quarter, be sure that you've paid your bill, signed up for a payment plan, or have financial aid in place.
• Suspect in 2 W.Va. bank robberies arrested
• Massey probe blames gas for W.Va. explosion
• Obama: US economy still facing challenges
• Who will pay for water main?
• Cemetery a window to past
• Council restores frozen wages
• Area man to serve 5 years
• Renovations: Work to begin Monday on converting old OBES
• Gasser named NCBWA Pitcher of the Year
• Purchase your National Championship memorabilia
• Spelling champ out of nationals
• Fort Frye rejects 'super' candidates
• Music on the Levee in full swing
• Gas eats paychecks
• Ohio House speaker's Twitter account hacked
• Wheeling Hospital to open cancer center in Ohio
• AP sources: House GOP crafting Libya measure
• New chief in New Matamoras
• Your challenge today: Encourage one person you know to pursue a college degree. Education is life-changing. Help change someone's life today.
• Budget proposal would allow beer with bigger buzz
• Ohio to alter execution for cancer-stricken inmate
• Judge won't postpone trial in 11 Cleveland deaths
• Pools see big rush in hot weather
• Cadets for Care club
• End in sight for frustrated drivers
• Kasich in Marietta
• MC: Champions!
• Mission Accomplished: 2011 National Champions
• Graduation at Washington State is in just 11 days! Congrats to all of our graduates. And for those of you who are thinking about starting college, take the plunge. You can do it! Contact us today to learn how you can be a part of the graduating class
• Annual Fashion Show Brings in Thousands for Strecker
• Championship Day at Division III World Series
• Goodbye May. Hello summer. What are your summer plans?
• 2 workers exposed to acid at DuPont plant in W.Va.
• Pioneers lose first game of the day
• Belpre gets in the Memorial Day spirit
• Strawberry fields for real
• Local Buckeye football fans aren't surprised by Tressel's exit
• Pioneers can win NCAA title today
• Memorial Day parades pay tribute
• No. 1 Marietta heads into title game with momentum after 11-2 win over Keystone
• History tour
• Tressel resigns as OSU football coach
• Q&A: Right Path summer events kick off June 7
• Waterford seniors sad, but excited about future
• Marietta High grads ready to change the world
• Portrait of MHS grad a winner
• No. 1 Etta Express defeats Buena Vista 5-1 to secure spot in Tuesday's championship game
• MC can advance to title bracket tonight.
• Five Pioneers earn All-America honors on final day of NCAA Championship
• No. 1 Marietta tops No. 9 Chapman 9-4 on day two of NCAA Championship
• Warren Class of 2011 graduates
• Marietta woman was a witness to Joplin tornado
• Superintendent faces criticism
• WSCC shares expenses of president's car
• Let's go camping!
• Women's crew ends season on day one of NCAA Rowing Championship
• Bault earns All-America honors in heptathlon
• No. 1 Etta Express opens NCAA Championship with 8-0 win over Salisbury
• Last night's inductees for Phi Theta Kappa.
• Summer and fall classes are filling up fast! Be sure to get the classes you want by registering early!
• County auditor gets credit for windfall
• A $2.5M dream comes true
• Valentine's Day dispute over woman leads to indictments
• CEMETERY CARE
• Water main broken
• Historic Ohio amusement park reopens after floods
• Man who bought Ohio St memorabilia is charged
• Departing Ohio Sen. Leader to head gas trade group
• Gasser named ABCA Co-Player of the Year and three teammates selected as All-Americans
• Marietta track and field opens competition at NCAA Outdoor Championship
• As we prepare to celebrate Memorial Day, we want to thank all of those that have served our country! Thanks especially to all of our veterans at WSCC!
• Check out the Ohio National Guard now in the front circle on campus! Inflatables are set up and they have free pizza for those who stop by!!!!
• Barnette named CRCA All-American
• Four members of Etta Express named Academic All-OAC
• Rain, wet fields wreck spring planting time
• Regional spelling champ awaits nationals
• Stewart denies his exit tied to uproar over SB5
• MC baseball: History lessons
• Sentencing dates set for W.Va. coal miners
• 2 tornadoes confirmed from latest Ohio storms
• Ohio gasoline prices spiking again
• 95 graduate from WHS
• Busellato named Academic All-OAC
• Gasser named D3Baseball Pitcher of the Year
• Gasser and Snyder named top players in Mideast Region by ABCA
• Ohio mom of bullied teen to testify on House bill
• Boy's death linked to Ohio child cancer cluster
• 14 killed as tornadoes carve path through Midwest
• Promoting peace
• Council balks at rush to back Ohio watchdog
• Stewart steps down
• New highs, bad trips
• School's out
• Remarkable fan support continues to be trademark for Marietta baseball
• Dr. Mark Nutter, Interim President and academic deans Dr. Dixie Vaughan, Brenda Kornmiller, and Gregg Busch at the 2011 Honor's Ceremony.
• Dean Brenda Kornmiller announcing honors awards for the Class of 2011 at WSCC.
• Honors students in line to be recognized for their college honors at the 2011 WSCC Honor's Ceremony.
• Families gather to recognize the Class of 2011 at the Honor's Ceremony at WSCC.
• 2011 Honor's Ceremony at WSCC
• Congrats to all of our students being recognized at tonight's Honor's Ceremony!
• Remarkable fan support continues to be trademark for Marietta baseball
• College announces second round of Capstone Award winners
• McCoy Associate Professor featured in three upcoming art exhibits
• Stroke awareness
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• Southern Ohio's Pike County leads in unemployment
• Massey security chief pleads not guilty in W.Va.
• High gas prices won't impact holiday travel
• Hanging baskets vandalized
• Marietta super given teacher's union grievance
• Stormy weather expected to stick around
• Sun is shining! Happy Monday!
• Etta Express seniors relish their first shot at a championship
• Radio host who predicted End of Days to speak
• Ohio gov's $400K request on old bills approved
• 2 charged in murder of Ohioan found in septic tank
• Dog show held at fairgrounds
• Fifty-four Belpre High students receive diplomas, 15 with honors
• Pro wrestler mingles with local fans
• MC celebrates
• Five Pioneers to compete at Division III Outdoor Championship
• Pitching carries Marietta to 21st 'World Series' appearance
• Is six districts too many?
• Bikes, boats and kayaks ... oh my
• Authorities looking for Belpre teen
• Mayor's bid for city council is questioned
• MCS super a finalist for Warren City job
• Her most recent show is Steel Magnolias which is scheduled to be performed tonight (Friday), May 20 at 7pm and Sunday, May 22 at 4pm in the Graham Auditorium. When her cast learned about the automobile accident, they stepped up and said that Connie woul
• Last year, Connie was asked to reinvent the theatre program at WSCC. In response, she founded the Washington State Community College Players and in the last year, through innovation and creativity, staged three successful productions.
• We are saddened to share that Connie Brant, adjunct instructor of English and Theatre, passed away Thursday evening, May 19, 2011, at Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio following injuries sustained in an automobile accident on April 14, 2011. Professo
• Marietta advances to Regional title game and awaits Heidelberg/Case Western Reserve winner
• Pioneers batter rival Heidelberg to advance to Regional championship game
• Marietta superintendent in running for new job
• Weirton plans premiere party for 'Super8'
• New Ohio law targets drugs-on-demand pain clinics
• Ohio joblessness still falling, down for 14th mo.
• Local voices react to Middle East speech
• Man, 20, accused of raping girl, 12
• Community pulls for injured teen
• Advice to grads: This is a big deal, enjoy it
• Good luck 2011 grads!
• No. 1 Marietta and No. 10 Heidelberg standing tall after day two of Mideast Regional
• Pioneers ride Blaski's one-hitter to second Regional victory
• Hang in there WSCC students who are up late studying! Keep up the great work.
• NBC Sports chief Dick Ebersol resigns
• Ohio judge tells staff to leave police union
• Algae outbreak brings water warnings at Ohio lake
• Kitchen fire damages Dunham Twp. home
• Beverly-Center students learn about farm life
• No layoffs in WSCC budget
• Ex-rep talks about WSCC's future
• Need in Harmar
• Postseason baseball gets underway at Mideast Regional
• No. 1 Pioneers fend off Frostburg to close out first day of Regional
• Happy Wednesday! First day of open registration for both summer and fall quarter.
• Reed earns All-OAC honorable mention
• Day one's Mideast Regional schedule altered by rain
• 2 more Ohio urban school districts making cuts
• Character from the past
• Commissioners consider adding dog warden's job to sheriff's office
• Man who lost home to fire upset with Red Cross over donations
• Jury reduces assault count
• Tourney time
• High gas prices depress Ohio Turnpike car traffic
• 100 gather to protest gas drilling in Morgantown
• Who has registered for classes already?
• Mideast Regional teams all playing for a shot to advance to Wisconsin
• College’s AmeriCorps*VISTAs making Impact Presentation June 1
• Warren tax issue falls by 8 votes
• Warren Board sticks to busing cuts
• Ohio preparing for constitutional convention vote
• Lawmakers angry with Pakistan warn of cuts in aid
• Ohio executes man who said he didn't recall crimes
• Do you know someone who wants to start college? If so, encourage them to get started with summer quarter classes at WSCC. It's never too early or late to consider college.
• Summer and fall registration begins today for students with 45 or more credit hours. Register early! Classes will fill up fast. Open registration for new students begins on Wednesday, May 18.
• College selects ‘The Legend of Colton H. Bryant’ for Common Reading
• Ten members of Etta Express named All-OAC
• No. 1 Marietta tabbed top seed in seven-team Mideast Regional
• Judge in Ohio halts Tuesday execution
• Warren bond issue fails by eight votes
• Q&A: Regional driver of the year from area
• Relay For Life raises more than $160K
• Beverly businesses recognized
• Fishing derby fun
• Harmar St. crumbling
• Men's lightweight 8+ takes fifth at Dad Vails
• Women's varsity 8+ wins Dad Vail gold
• No. 1 Etta Express captures OAC Tournament championship with 7-3 win over No. 9 Heidelberg
• Relay For Life event kicks off
• Garrison in running for WSCC head
• A long road: More people having to commute to jobs away from home
• Staffing changes planned for local schools
• Gun law draws reaction locally
• Women's varsity 4+ advances to semifinals of Dad Vails
• Marietta men advance three boats to semifinals at Dad Vails
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives Prestigious Certification
• College begins search for Marietta’s 18th President
• Blaski's gem sends No. 1 Marietta into OAC title game
• Disaster aid shortfalls loom despite GOP boost
• Ex-official in Ohio gets delay in going to prison
• First responders test theories about handling emergencies
• Army colonel provides a local slant on Iraq
• Friends of injured 16-year-old hoping, praying for the best
• Bringing cheer to the world
• Justice for 'Jazzy'
• Tech Prep senior recognition dinner, May 12
• WSCC congratulates all of the seniors recognized at the Tech Prep recognition dinner tonight!!!
• No. 1 Marietta rallies past John Carroll 4-1 to open OAC Tournament
• Sayre and McDaniel named NFCA All-Central Region
• If you still need to pick up your belongings from Tuesday's campus evacuation, please report to A103 ( if your items were left in the main building, the library or CB&T) and the learning center (if your items were left in a&s). Be sure to ha
• Marietta men head to Dad Vails looking to end season on the podium
• McCain: Torture did not lead to bin Laden death
• Police: 2 men plotting NY terror had guns, grenade
• Williamstown student in critical condition
• 4-year prison term for break-ins
• Landon Evans receives maximum sentence
• Teen hurt in fall from pickup
• State budget ushers in changes
• Plastic Surgery
• Registration for summer and fall quarter for returning students begins on Monday , May 16 (open registration begins on May 18)! Be sure to check in with your advisor to plan your upcoming schedule. And register early! Classes fill up fast.
• Bault automatically qualifies for NCAA Championship in heptathlon at Wake Forest
• Washington State would like to thank all faculty, staff, and students for their assistance and cooperation during our campus evacuation yesterday.
• Overcoming the odds: Just like the 1999 Varsity 8, Marietta’s current rowers qualify for NCAAs
• Overcoming the odds
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Some US lawmakers to view bin Laden body photos
• Potential Fort Frye execs to meet public
• Planning session on Civil War events
• Will Warren mend its fences?
• Downtown dolls
• WSCC bomb scare
• Value of W.Va. transportation projects questioned
• To help keep everyone's belongings secure, please bring your student id with you when you come to pick up your items. Students must come to pick up their own items...other students or faculty cannot claim items on your behalf.
• Support the Etta Express: Get your printable cheer card now
• Update on picking up personal belongings: All personal belongings have been centralized for student pick-up. If you left belongings in the main building, library or CB&T, you can pick-up your items in the Community Room. If you left belongings in
• Faculty and staff should report back to campus to assist with the reopening. Evening classes will be held tonight at their normal hours. This includes evening classes at the main campus as well as off campus locations such as the Morgan County Learni
• Please note: all personal belongings have been centralized for student pick-up. -Students who left items in classrooms in the main building should report to the Community Room to pick up the items, beginning at 4pm today. -Students who left items in c
• Students can come back to campus starting at 4pm to retrieve any personal items that they may have left behind when the campus was evacuated.
• Evans hired to lead Marietta cross country and track & field programs
• College announces summer show schedule for Planetarium
• Law enforcement officials have officially given the all-clear to the main building. Faculty and staff are asked to report back to the main building. Students are not yet permitted back on campus as staff/faculty are working to reopen the facilities. S
• Marietta to compete at NCAA Division III Rowing Championship
• Faculty and staff should keep in touch with their immediate supervisor and if possible report back to campus when the all clear is given. Please check your campus email and the website for updates.
• Classes are closed until 5pm today. Evening classes will be held unless otherwise noted. Please keep checking facebook and wscc webpage for updates.
• Obama heads to Texas to push immigration overhaul
• Ala. nuclear plant cited for safety
• WSCC student arrested for bomb threat
• Farmers market starts Wednesday hours
• Wolf Creek board hears alert
• Fire destroys Lowell home
• Recount likely on Warren vote
• Cancer survivor
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Receives Aster Award
• 29th Annual MMH Volunteers Recognition Dinner to be Held May 20
• Diabetes Awareness Day to be Held May 11
• Blaski and Grilliot named OAC Athletes of the Week
• 2011 OAC Baseball Tournament Preview
• DA: At least 2 killers responsible for 8 NY bodies
• Texas Police: Man set mom aflame, held teacher hostage
• GOP's Gingrich running for president
• Q&A: Families paid to care for aging relatives
• More than 100 graduate from Ohio Valley U.
• MC holds 174th commencement
• Ball for all
• Work vs. college
• More than 300 graduates receive diplomas at 174th commencement
• Four players named All-OAC in softball
• Hammond provisionally qualifies and 4x100m relay improves mark at weekend's last chance meets
• No. 1 Etta Express sweeps La Roche to improve to 35-3
• Women waiting to become moms
• Program tells of last man standing
• Fake photos circulating
• Job well done: Obama commends military
• Third party billing proposal raises concern
• No. 1 Pioneers finish OAC slate with sweep of Wilmington
• Three Pioneer baseball players named Capital One Academic All-District
• Gov't opposes public defender in Ohio Nazi case
• Coast Guard closes stretch of Mississippi
• Obama thanking Navy SEALs who raided bin Laden
• Hino trims production to 3 days
• Day of prayer observed locally
• Push against SB5 seeks names for referendum
• Citizen complains about Cytec site cleanup
• Marietta Council vacancy is filled
• Marietta to host 2011 OAC Baseball Tournament
• Marietta to host Pizza Party for NCAA Rowing Selection Show at 3 p.m. Tuesday
• Calif. board hears arguments in Octomom doc case
• 2 Ohio students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• AP Source: Obama to meet some from bin Laden raid
• Students say thanks
• Coming soon: Invasion of the stink bugs
• Career Center student faces expulsion
• Big finish ahead in Warren race?
• Locks & dams: Soggy spring causes problems
• Women's tennis ends season with loss to John Carroll in OAC Quarterfinal
• No. 1 Marietta clinches OAC Regular Season title with sweep of John Carroll
• To all of our students that are up late studying...keep up the great work!
• Bertram will be city law director
• Defeat appears likely in Warren
• Marietta savors levy victory
• Massey: W.Va. mine families offered $3M deals
• Ohio school tax measures get mixed voter response
• Purported bin Laden corpse photos go viral, global
• Fire guts Veto Road barn
• Big voter turnout
• If April showers bring May flowers, why is it STILL raining??????
• Talking with Coach VanderWal about the Pioneers' amazing run
• No. 1 Marietta announces schedule changes for May 4-7
• Marietta levy passes; Warren issue depends on provisional ballots
• Man indicted in bat assault of wife
• 2 local deputies escape injury in crash
• Local people glad to witness history
• 3 decisions await Marietta voters
• Warren, Marietta issues draw voters
• To all of our spring 2011 WSCC graduates...what are your plans after graduating from college?
• Spring quarter is going by so fast!!! Registration begins on May 16 for returning students (new students can register on May 18). Be sure to register early...classes will be filling up fast! Check out the summer and fall schedules at www.wscc.edu/sche
• Special gift for Special Collections: Emeritus trustee honors late brother with gift
• Physician Assistant Student Society donates $650 to county’s Free Clinic
• Top-ranked Marietta and John Carroll postponed again Monday
• Search for plane called off
• Ohio landlord hit with rare charge in CO deaths
• Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage
• A soggy finale to Lowell's Springfest
• Motorcycle driver hurt in Lowell collision
• School colors OK at the polls
• April's showers set local record
• 'Justice has been done'
• Women's tennis rallies past Muskingum 5-4
• No. 1 Baseball and John Carroll postponed again Sunday
• Women take third and men place fifth at OAC Outdoor Championship
• Women's Rowing wins MARC Championship
• Women's tennis swept at Otterbein
• Softball ends year with split at Otterbein
• No. 1 Marietta sweeps Otterbein on Community Day
• Men's tennis blanked by Otterbein
• Warren 'yes' voters rally
• Peoples Bank has new CEO
• Marietta levy countdown
• Summer 2011 road projects
• Driving in the zone
• Stone wins javelin and Hayes provisionally qualifies in discus on day one of OAC Championship
• Marietta’s 174th Commencement set for May 8 at Recreation Center
• U.S. Rep visits campus to discuss Petroleum program, natural gas
• Mayor signs aquatic center contract
• Marietta mayor plans run for at-large city council seat
• School building deal no cure-all for Monroe Co.
• SB5: The next round
• Women in sports
• Six students inducted into prestigious Phi Beta Kappa
• Snyder named National Hitter of the Week
• Pioneer football announces summer camp schedule
• Art project spans generations
• Medicine disposal day is Saturday
• S. Koreans tour Marietta
• Royal wedding: Big deal or big bore
• More rain, blast of wind hit the area
• College’s Up ’til Dawn program has memorable year
• Obama released long-form birth certificate
• Afghan soldier opens fire, kills 9 Americans
• Quick storm cuts power in Marietta
• 6 to interview for Fort Frye job
• Party looks for Shively's successor
• $300,000 in bonds posted in major drug case
• Muni court project a 'go'
• Warren tax issue opponents rally
• My favorite class this quarter is....
• Summer is a great time to enroll in classes at WSCC. Open registration for summer quarter begins May 18 with summer classes starting June 20. If you're a new or returning student, summer classes are a great way to stay on track for graduation. If
• Hazelwood named new assistant volleyball coach
• Senior reaches semifinals of national forensic competition
• No. 1 Baseball and John Carroll postponed until 1 p.m. Sunday
• Community gardeners waiting
• Educators have questions on Tech Prep's future
• Marietta theme schools proposed
• More cleanup at Cytec site
• Breakdown: Bridge wreck a travelers' nightmare scenario
• Wow, we're getting close to our goal of 1,000 fans!!!! Please take a moment tonight and share this page with your friends. With summer and fall quarter registration beginning on May 16, now is the time to think education and WSCC!!!!
• Interested in PSEO at WSCC? It's a great way to get started college courses while you're still in high school. WSCC is hosting three PSEO informational sessions in Graham Auditorium tonight at 6:00pm; Tuesday, April 26 at 6:00pm; and Saturday
• No. 2 Etta Express to play John Carroll at 5 p.m. Tuesday
• ODK welcomes new adviser, new officers for 2011-12
• Snyder named OAC Hitter of the Week
• Monday's baseball doubleheader with John Carroll postponed
• Easter egg fun for families
• Youth baseball tradition in state of change
• Kids rush hour
• Police seize $1M in property
• Q&A: Longtime Fort Frye AD, teacher has retirement plans
• Softball splits 10-inning games with John Carroll
• Community Baseball Day postponed until 5 p.m. Monday
• Bond issue takes to the airwaves
• I-77 crash victims identified
• Bids may be OK'd for muni court soon
• City likely to say no to furloughs
• Area woman waits for word on brother injured in Afghanistan
• Softball at John Carroll postponed until 1 p.m. Saturday
• Local family sets 'living green' example
• Arrest after fight, fall into Ohio
• Shively resigns from council
• New life on Pike Street
• Fla. dad tells 911 toddler fatally shot mom
• Bath salt drugs found on man in murder-suicide
• Soldier charged in Afghan death to be released
• Word spreads about clothing exchange
• Softball splits at Muskingum
• No. 2 Pioneers defeat La Roche 4-1
• Society for Collegiate Journalists recognizes student newspaper
• Men's soccer supports Ely Chapman Foundation
• Farm subsidies
• High water may stick around
• W.Va. agency approves bonds for coal-to-gas plant
• Ohio task force wants more VA testing
• Groups protest use of Ohio parks for drilling
• Area to be under flash flood watch
• Greene St. to stay closed for sewer line repair
• Easter egg time arrives
• Suit against juvenile center OK'd for class-action status
• Snyder leads No. 2 Marietta to sweep of Muskingum
• Students select governing body for 2011-12
• Softball at Muskingum pushed back to 4 p.m. Thursday
• Federal team joins firefighting around Texas lake
• Doctor on trial in Ohio drug case won't testify
• Fort Frye will start 2011-12 school year on Aug. 18
• Marietta gets good news on revenue
• Robbery hoax suspect: 4 months in jail
• Wanted: Crash witnesses
• Muni court bids
• Muskingum slips by Marietta 5-4 in men's tennis
• The Friends of Selby to Hold Spring Plant and Bake Sale on May 6
• Medication Take Back Day – Saturday, April 30
• Reisdorph named Women's Soccer Coach
• Baseball and Softball with Muskingum postponed until Wednesday
• Three victims of crash believed to be from Cleveland area
• Real daredevil visits B-V students
• Donations keep recycling center open
• Insurance company sparks probe of alleged bonus scheme
• 16 years in prison for arson, break-ins
• 3 die in fiery crash
• Northern Ohio native killed in Afghanistan blast
• Men's tennis drops match to Mount Union
• Women's tennis falls to Mount Union
• Pioneers to host summer Volleyball Camps
• Marietta to host June Basketball Camps
• Sayre named OAC Hitter of the Week
• Gasser named OAC Pitcher of the Week
• David A. Ross
• Truck driver launches new career
• Noble Co. wants no repeat of fire, explosion
• VFDs facing future dilemm
• Lining up for 2012
• Arsonist receives maximum sentence
• Sheriff faces meth charge in state ravaged by drug
• Lawsuit: Kasich's JobsOhio board unconstitutional
• Varsity lightweight 8+ wins gold at SIRAs
• Women place sixth at SIRA Championship
• Softball rallies for doubleheader split wth Heidelberg
• No. 2 Marietta and No. 5 Heidelberg split OAC doubleheader
• No. 2 Baseball at No. 5 Heidelberg postponed until 1 p.m. Sunday
• Virgil Loren Hughes
• Wetlands sponsorship will save city money
• Marietta man continues struggle
• No on S.B. 5 group gets OK
• Schools propose scaling back bus routes
• Too friendly? Teachers nationwide criticized for Facebook usage
• Students showcase research projects during inaugural All Scholars Day
• Six senior Physics students presenting at OSAPS meeting
• Psychology Team claims top spot at Tri-State Jeopardy Tournament
• Saturday's softball with Heidelberg postponed until 2 p.m. Sunday
• Beverly restaurant is honored
• Food Prices: Locally grown items may be cheaper option
• Ohio willing to lease toll road, but won't sell it
• Severe storms death toll rises to 9 in 2 states
• Ohio man charged in school terror drill threat
• MMH Blood Donor Spotlight: A First Time Donor’s Story
• Child injured; bitten by dog
• Teachers retiring, rehiring
• Spring break: High-priced gas forces some to rethink plans
• WVU could make $1.2M on football game beer sales
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2M
• Court dismisses suit over National Day of Prayer
• Red Cross dinner rescheduled
• D.C. holiday extends tax deadline
• Citizen group calls meetings
• Capital edges men's tennis 5-4
• No. 2 Etta Express routs Capital 14-2 and 13-2
• Pioneer softball splits with visiting Crusaders
• Air controller asleep as plane landed is suspended
• Report finds thousands of dead on Ohio voter rolls
• Beverly boy hospitalized after dog bite
• Coin show treasures
• Man gets 4 years for trafficking
• Harmless prank or crime?
• Scams target local residents
• Pre-prom warning
• Theatre Department conducting Dionysia during Doo Dah Day
• Miss America 2004 Ericka Dunlap visits campus
• Women's tennis defeats Capital 7-2
• College partners with O’Neill Senior Center for art exhibition
• Marietta recognizes student accomplishments at Spring Convocation
• First pitch of Wednesday's games with Capital pushed back to 3 p.m.
• Community Softball Day doubleheader with Capital postponed until 3:30 p.m. Wednesday
• Sources: Predator drone may have killed US troops
• Ohio executes man who killed inmate after TV spat
• Beverly man sentenced on drug charge
• Third Street re-opens; Greene Street still closed
• Coming soon: Snyder documentary
• Officials discuss government spending
• Gas prices rise all across region
• Many express concerns over Marietta levy
• Never Forgotten: Fallen soldier continues to inspire
• Saunders named OAC Hitter of the Week
• Men's tennis earns 7-2 win at Bethany
• Durable Medical Equipment Collection Day Receives Over Twenty-five Donated Items
• Community College Month continues! Here is another trivia question: Washington State offers more than 50 different academic programs. The programs are housed in five main academic divisions: Business Technologies, Engineering and Industrial Technolog
• Baseball doubleheader with La Roche rained out
• Official: Texas wildfire conditions akin to '06
• Area under tornado, flash flood watch
• Muskingum Drive re-opens; gas odor still being investigated
• Basketball Fun Day at MC
• Class project on fellowship home
• Q&A: Retiree brings talents to Community Food Pantry
• Vienna shooting: Murder warrant issued for doctor
• Motorcycles: Safety a concern; fatal crashes rose slightly last year
• Marietta men win two medals at Knecht Cup
• Women's varsity 4+ wins bronze at Knecht Cup
• No. 3 Pioneers sweep doubleheader at Mount Union
• Marietta men advance to Knecht Cup finals
• Women's varsity 8+ takes runner-up at Knecht Cup
• No. 3 Etta Express sweeps doubleheader from Ohio Northern
• Polar Bears down women's tennis
• Men's tennis falls to visiting Ohio Northern
• Polar Bears sweep Marietta softball
• Radio mandate will be costly
• Woman fatally shot; Vienna doctor in custody
• Adoption methods raise some eyebrows
• Debate on Warren bond issue goes online
• Riding along: A typical day for a highway patrol officer
• Marietta track and field sweeps Don Frail Invitational
• WSCC is looking forward to our Spring Open House for high school seniors this Sunday, April 10 from 1pm to 4pm. We can't wait to showcase our campus and our faculty! If you are a high school senior and want to attend, be sure to call us at 568-190
• For all of you who are planning ahead...the summer and fall quarter schedules are now available! The schedules can be viewed online through WebAdvisor or on our website at www.wscc.edu/schedule
• Marietta baseball at Mount Union postponed until 1 p.m Sunday
• Young, creative minds
• County to get $100K to fight drugs
• Council picks up 2-year Rumpke extension
• Marietta at 223
• Toyota to suspend N. American plants several days
• Ex-fugitive will stand trial in 1967 Ohio slaying
• Kasich says Ohio is prepared if gov't shuts down
• Faculty and staff offer warm wishes to the Drs. O
• Gasser's no-hitter leads No. 3 Marietta to BW sweep
• Free food, T-shirts and more available at Baseball, Softball Community Days
• The 2011 WSCC Graduation Ceremony will now be held on Saturday, June 11 at 10:30am. The ceremony will be conducted outside at WSCC. The College is planning a morning graduation for 2011 to lower the chances of inclement weather during the ceremony. A
• Boehner says deal not near on budget stalemate
• Ohio panel urges feds to OK weapon against bedbugs
• Greene Street to reopen temporarily
• Child abuse awareness
• Schools with, and without, Marietta levy discussed
• Marietta's AD says he's pleased with drug testing
• Consignment shop dispute
• Bridge safety
• Sayre blasts four home runs in split with Mount Union
• Celebrate Community College Month with WSCC! Here is another trivia question: What year did Washington Technical College become Washington State Community College and move to its current location on Colegate Drive?
• Championship t-shirts on sale Monday and Tuesday
• Baseball postponed for fifth straight day
• Judge finds probable cause for ex-Auburn players
• Unemployment falls in three-quarters of US cities
• Dems back bill to allow recall of Ohio governor
• Scout's building project
• $200K needed to paint water tower
• Schools assess impact of new state budget
• Health ranking
• Plea deal in baby's death
• Free food, T-shirts and more available at 2011 Baseball and Softball Community Days
• Baseball at Mount Union postponed until 1 p.m. Thursday
• Artsbridge launches 2011 drive to raise $120,000
• The flood of 1884
• Autism expert at MC
• Warren tax issue
• Labor rallies
• Accused murderer reaches plea agreement
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,417
• 'Snow days' increase for Ohio schools hits snag
• MIE death ruled an accident
• Spring Student Speak Out scheduled for April 6 in McDonough
• MMH Spotlight: Unlocking the Diabetes and Obesity Link
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Earns National Certification
• Annual MMH Volunteers’ Spring Bazaar
• April Blood Mobile Schedule
• ‘Greatest Party in the World’ highlights Senior Week activities
• Baseball at BW postponed until 1 p.m. Wednesday
• High speed chase ends in Belpre
• Book about Route 21 has local flavor
• Longrifles in town
• Y at a crossroad
• Rail car evacuated after leak discovered
• Washington County under two weather advisories
• Crews race to beat winds at Colorado wildfire
• Park Service names W.Va. boating accident victims
• Union supporters in Ohio rally
• Marietta wins Petite Final at Occoquan Sprints
• Softball splits OAC doubleheader with visiting Baldwin-Wallace
• Baseball postponed until Monday
• Marietta track and field competes at OAC Gold Meet
• Men's tennis swept by Yellow Jackets
• Marietta men place second on the Schuylkill
• Bault and Wallace finish runner-up at Liberty Invitational
• Women's Rowing takes third in races at St. Joseph's
• Marietta's OAC softball games with BW postponed
• Bigfoot believers are among us
• Bill would protect privacy on the web
• MLK invoked as Ohio union fight moves to cities
• Illness kills Morgan Co. toddler
• City celebrates
• Saturday's OAC opener at Baldwin-Wallace postponed
• Late Dr. DeLaat is inspiration behind Women in Leadership conference
• Reminder: ACT Prep workshop is being held at WSCC tomorrow from 8am to 3pm. The workshop is free and lunch is provided. Reservations are required though. If you're interested, register at www.wscc.edu/actprep.
• Education students gain diversity experience in Pittsburgh school
• During National Community College Month, we're also going to be encouraging more people to become fans of the WSCC fan page. Encourage your friends to like our page so we can get up to 1,000 fans by the end of the month!!!!
• April is National Community College Month! Throughout the month, we'll be asking some trivia questions about WSCC and the first person to come to the student services window and answer correctly wins a WSCC t-shirt. First question: WSCC was original
• Calendar says it's spring
• City to ask voters about electricity collective
• Teen indicted over city stabbing
• Hugs galore for National Guardsmen back from Afghanistan
• WSCC president exits early
• Annual Senior Art Exhibition opens April 8 at Hermann Fine Arts
• No. 4 Marietta shuts out Washington & Jefferson 10-0
• Due to a high amount of interest, we have extended the scholarship deadline for high school seniors to April 15! High school seniors must have their admission application, high school transcript, FAFSA, and scholarship application (if applicable) turned
• Thursday's Softball at Wooster canceled
• Report: Grand jury investigating ex-Penn St. coach
• Ohio bargaining limits prevail, unions vow fight
• WSCC President Steps Down
• Training to focus on suicide prevention
• 2 top financial officials leave WSCC
• Blaze destroys Salem Twp. home
• Industrial accident kills worker
• Municipal court
• Franciscan defeats Marietta men 5-4
• New York Times writer featured at Leadership Q&A on April 5
• Softball at Wooster postponed until 3:30 p.m. Thursday
• Is anyone up late tonight studying on the second day of the quarter?
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Marine helicopter in Oahu bay
• Thanking Vietnam War veterans
• New Marietta fire chief
• Police find body of Ohio woman missing for a week
• Lowell residence a total loss
• There is still time to register for spring quarter. If you're already registered for classes, consider adding one additional class to your schedule. Adding just one extra course each quarter will help you complete your degree faster!
• Pilot inspection discovers possible bullet hole in US Airways jet
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill
• New Marietta fire chief chosen
• Open house for O'Neill's 25th
• Foundation announces grants
• Official paints bleak picture for city schools
• Family of slain teen files lawsuit
• Census report: County's population slips below 62,000
• Welcome to spring quarter! If you are a returning student to WSCC, what piece of advice do you have to new students about being successful in college?
• Chaffin named OAC Softball Pitcher of the Week
• Feds cite Massey mines for dozens of violations
• Family of teen killed at Belpre party files civil suit
• Q&A: Longtime bus driver pursues degree
• Empty Bowls a community effort
• Bonnie Carolyn Armor
• Local views on Libya mission
• BIG BANG THEORY
• Softball earns road sweep of Kenyon
• No. 4 Marietta defeats Montclair State 11-2
• Baseball's match-up with Montclair State moved to 2 p.m.
• Marietta falls to Purdue in Challenge Cup
• Men's tennis sweeps host Wilmington 9-0
• Women's tennis drops OAC opener to Wilmington 5-4
• Marietta sweeps OAC rival Wilmington 9-3 and 5-2
• Ralph Frederic Knowlton
• Quick thinking saves business
• Budget woes
• Juvenile could be tried as an adult
• Teen sentenced for stabbing death
• Congrats to all of the students who participated in the Tech Prep Showcase at WSCC today! We're proud of your accomplishments!!!!
• Enjoy the weekend and rest up for the start of spring quarter on Monday, March 28!
• Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million
• Police question teen about Ind. school shooting
• Marietta stabbing case heads to grand jury
• Empty Bowls fundraiser Saturday
• Family fun, fitness night
• Watershed fee
• Access a key to online option in schools
• Plea deal on break-ins, arson
• Only one more day of registration before spring quarter classes begin! There is still time to register or pick up an extra class. Taking more than 12 credit hours a quarter will help make sure that you graduate on time!
• Denison upsets No. 4 Marietta 7-4
• Softball powers past Bethany in non-league doubleheader
• Man gets 32 years in Chicago student's slaying
• Ohio gov, school districts differ on budget math
• Front Street arsonist reaches plea deal
• Senior citizens party at Fort Frye
• Extension educator offers details on new dietary guidelines
• Local pit bull fans like Ohio bill to remove 'vicious' tag
• Jury sides with doctors
• Volunteers
• Marietta College grants tenure to four faculty members
• Wednesday's athletics events called off
• Wednesday's home athletics events called off
• Coming attraction
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Vote on Ohio 'heartbeat' abortion bill delayed
• Washington County under a tornado watch
• Safety forces honored
• School district mixup costs $50K
• Jailer's case may go to grand jury
• Marietta students, employees ready to tackle Community Day projects
• New student orientation for spring quarter is being held tomorrow (March 23) at 10am and Thursday (March 24) at 6pm. If you are a new student enrolled in spring quarter, be sure to attend one of the sessions. You'll learn about the library, the le
• McDonough Center Dean named interim provost at Marietta
• April is National Community College month. We want to highlight YOUR stories about how an education from Washington State has impacted your life. If you're interested in having your story highlighted for community college month, please contact Ama
• Marietta debaters reach quarterfinals of Novice Nationals
• Saunders named OAC Hitter of the Week
• Marietta to hold cheerleading tryouts April 8-9
• Behind the cuts
• Taylor gets probation, teen says he deserved jail
• Ohio faith leaders fight against union-rights bill
• New Marietta auditor named
• Campus police proposed at WSCC
• Lawmakers weigh texting ban for Ohio's motorists
• Rape trial delay OK'd; key witness injured in wreck
• Williamstown High bomb threat
• Current students: Now is the time to update your contact information on WebAdvisor. Make sure your address and phone (including cell phone) are current before spring quarter begins on March 28!
• April showers bring May flowers....but wait, it's still March!!! Welcome to the first day of spring!!!
• Freshmen compete in seventh annual Informative Contest
• Halter earns All-America honors from D3Hoops.com
• Power out in downtown Marietta
• General Motors lays off workers at NY plant
• Director says Ohio prison sale helps avoid cuts
• Bomb threat at Williamstown High School
• Q&A: Student a state winner in 'Americanism' test
• Blues festival finale
• Home projects a hot topic at builders expo
• Fate of closed school unclear
• Safe at Home
• Blaski and the Pioneers defeat Thiel 2-0
• Pioneers compete at Wake Forest Invitational
• Softball splits pair at Ohio Wesleyan
• Pioneers stretch win streak to eight with victory over Piedmont
• Phillips students raise funds for playground
• Feeling the blues: Music fest under way
• Senate bill would eliminate tenure
• Liquor permits raise questions
• Foreclosures down in '10
• What's the best cure for spring fever?
• Saunders slams #8 Marietta past Maryville 8-4
• Spring quarter begins on March 28! There is still time to register but classes are filling up fast! All offices on campus are open during spring break next week so if you need help with the enrollment process, please stop in or contact us at 740-374-87
• Halter named NABC All-American
• More than 2,100 conceal-carry permits locally
• Murder suspect fit for trial
• Willing to pay?
• UN, diplomats seek to dispel nuclear anxiety
• Ohio charging inmates $1 per month for electricity
• Local family back safely from Japan
• New owners at catfish pond
• Sewage plant upgrade a step closer
• Memorial Health Foundation Welcomes New Trustees
• Students explore lives of needy during Hunger & Homelessness Week
• OJ Simpson appeals to full Nevada high court
• House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR
• Ohio gov seeks to halve utility watchdog funding
• Labor lobbies Rep.Thompson
• Blues festival Friday, Saturday
• Accused stabber, 17, will be an adult in the eyes of the law
• Harmar vision
• Fired police officer returning
• Pioneer men defeat West Virginia State 7-2
• College’s PA Program awarded continued accreditation
• Autism expert to present at Krause lecture on April 4
• Halter, Knab and VanderWal earn NABC All-Great Lakes Region recognition
• Japanese auto companies extend plant shutdowns
• Four journalists missing in Libya
• Ohio gov. wants to open parks to oil, gas drilling
• Marietta teen to be charged as adult in stabbing
• County's jobless rate climbs to 10.5 percent
• Trial vs. 2 doctors from '01 delivery
• Work goes on at Hino plant
• Japan's crisis hits close to home
• Budget uproar
• Durable Medical Equipment Collection Drive to be Held March 26
• Women's rowing spring break recap
• Attention High School Seniors: April 1 is the scholarship deadline for Washington State's Institutional Scholarships. In addition to individual scholarship requirements, students must also apply for admission and complete a FAFSA by April 1 to be el
• Marietta celebrates annual International Week March 28-April 1
• Sayre named OAC Hitter of the Week
• Marietta places record three on 2011 D3Hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region Team
• Softball's home opener pushed back until Wednesday
• Ohio House clears abortion parental consent bill
• Kasich's budget plan includes union limits
• It's called a GUCK
• EPA urges caution for eating area fish
• Marietta schools state case for a levy
• Man admits robbery ruse
• Mud after the flood
• Former Alaska lawmaker gets suspended sentence
• Check out this new website from the Ohio Board of Regents.
• Men's rowing spring break recap
• Not yet a student? Come in now to get registered for spring quarter! But hurry, classes are filling up fast. Be sure to contact us today at 740-568-1900 to schedule your advising appointment. Spring quarter begins on March 28!!!
• Good luck to all WSCC students with winter quarter finals this week!
• College’s Planetarium to host 3 showings of ‘Welcome Back Sun!’
• Tuesday's softball games with W&J moved to Marietta Field
• Annual arts fest Wednesday at WVU-P
• Celebrating the Irish
• School sports sponsors spark debate
• Caldwell driver dies in wreck
• Flooding ends: Crest at Marietta 2 feet short of prediction
• Police examine casino video in NYC bus crash
• Ohio House resumes hearings on union bill
• Some Marietta roads still underwater
• Ohio River crests below original flooding estimate
• #8 Etta Express sweeps Carthage 3-2 and 5-4
• Marietta ends Rebel Spring Games with 14-0 win over Wittenberg
• Bault takes ninth in high jump at national meet
• Muddy waters rise
• New Peoples Bank CEO Hired
• How to 'bee' a winner
• News of tsunami disaster spreads quickly to Mid-Ohio Valley
• Marietta College shut out; Final score 93-77
• #8 Pioneers outslug Lions 14-8
• Whitworth ends Marietta's run in the "Sweet 16"
• Softball splits pair on day five of Rebel Spring Games
• Looking for something to do this weekend...at no cost? Cousins Aoife (pronounced Eefa) Clancy and Robbie O’Connell will bring Irish and Irish-influenced songs, tunes and humor in two concerts for the Evergreen Arts & Humanities Series in honor
• Bault earns All-America honors in both long jump and pentathlon
• Keeping an eye on local river levels? Go to the link below for the latest information.
• River above flood stage; flooding closes roads
• 1 missing, 4 rescued as tsunami hits West Coast
• Ohio sees heavy snow, flooding, even landslide
• River continues to rise; Roads closed
• Stewart defends his vote for SB5
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after Japan quake
• MC send-off
• Flooding: Preparing for the worst case
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands after 8.9 quake
• Spring quarter begins March 28! Registration is going on NOW! If you need help getting enrolled, feel free to contact admissions at 740-568-1900.
• Support the Pioneers: Get your printable cheer card now
• Sweet Sendoff: Campus-turned-cheerleaders rally behind Pioneer men
• College hosting NCAA Basketball watching party
• Rain, rain go away....
• Baseball and Softball rained out Thursday
• Senators push tough law on Guantanamo detainees
• Ohio woman's body found in Georgia
• Ohio River to crest at 39.4 feet
• MC in the NCAA tournament:
• Plea deal in Belpre party case
• Diesel fuel costs
• Area prepares for crest nearly 2 feet over flood stage
• Ohio River expected to crest nearly four feet above flood level
• Spring is just around the corner! What are your plans for spring break?????
• Important reminder: Friday, March 11 is the first payment date for spring quarter!
• Pioneer send-off set for 10 a.m. Thursday outside Recreation Center
• Bault named Great Lakes Region Women's Field Athlete of the Year
• Vienna credit union robbed at gunpoint
• Ohio River expected to flood
• AWOL Wisconsin Democrats to be fined
• Testimony on anti-abortion "Heartbeat bill"
• Athens couple pleads Wednesday
• $100K lottery prize costs $5
• Bomb scare call came from Belpre
• Local reaction to State of the State Address varies
• MC tickets sold at gym doors Friday
• More rain, more worry
• Diabetes Alert Day Program to be Held March 22
• Tickets for NCAA 'Sweet 16' to be sold Friday at Wooster
• Pioneer women fall to Saint Joseph's
• Pioneers take two at Rebel Spring Games
• Knowledge is Power. Understanding the Importance of Vascular Health.
• Way to go Washington State bball team!
• No. 8 Marietta continues stellar pitching in 2-0 win
• Tickets for NCAA “Sweet 16” to be sold Friday at Wooster
• Colorado woman to plead guilty to aiding terrorist cell
• Gov. Kasich pledges big changes in first State of the State
• Flood watch for Marietta; New crest predictions
• 17-year-old accused of stabbing; victim in hospital
• Belpre parents plead not guilty
• River watchers plentiful; crest due today
• Dinner speaker offers inspiration
• Awards night
• College offering bus trip to watch Pioneers in NCAA Tournament
• Pioneers fall twice on day two of Rebel Spring Games
• Women's tennis falls to Davis & Elkins in season opener
• #8 Pioneers cruise past Battling Bishops 9-0
• College offering bus trip to watch Pioneers in NCAA Tournament
• 2011 Marietta Women's Tennis Preview
• Men's Tennis drops season opener to Moravian
• Bault to compete in three events at NCAA Division III Indoor Championship
• 2011 Marietta Men's Tennis Outlook
• Ohio abandons plans for security camera network
• Nevada Senator won't seek re-election
• Marietta movie theater to change operators
• Fees may rise for motorists
• In their footsteps: 3 generations serve city
• Helen Lucille Perry
• MC to take on No. 1 team
• Swollen rivers
• Pioneers open season 1-1 at Rebel Spring Games
• #8 Marietta routs Medaille 17-0
• #11 Marietta to play #1 Whitworth in NCAA Sectional Friday at Wooster
• 1974-75 team happy win came against Wittenberg
• Marietta's heroics continue in 63-62 rally past Wittenberg
• Pioneer basketball pride extends to teams traveling south for Spring Break
• Bault and Hoskins compete at Mount Union Last Chance meet
• #8 Etta Express splits opening doubleheader of Snowbird Classic
• 2011 Marietta Women's Rowing Outlook
• Perspectives: Deciding where donations should go
• 1 in 3 Ohio kids obese
• Unions losing power?
• High water worries
• Pioneer proud
• Marietta defeats Centre 67-62 in NCAA First Round Game
• Wittenberg tops La Roche 74-68 in NCAA First Round game at Marietta
• Music Education majors receive OFME student teaching scholarships
• City's brass thanks FOP for extending pact
• Fort Frye board studies goals
• $3.49 a gallon! What's ahead?
• Pioneer spirit
• Influent closing; 135 jobs going
• Update: Pioneers 54, Centre 50 with 13:15 left in half; Wittenberg tops La Roche 74-68
• NFL, players agree to one-week extension of CBA
• Ohio's unemployment rate falls again
• Driver in single-vehicle crash flees scene
• Friday March 4's Pool Tournament has been cancelled. Look for it to be rescheduled during Spring Quarter.
• Phi Theta Kappa induction is tonight in Graham auditorium from 5pm to 6 pm. Congrats to all inductees! We are proud of you and your accomplishments!!!
• 2011 Marietta Men's Rowing Preview
• Career paths explored by eighth-graders
• Senate Bill 5 passed
• Judge says health care overhaul implementation can continue
• Wisconsin Senate GOP to send police after AWOL Dems
• Beverly boil advisory lifted
• Influent call center in Reno closing
• Rightditarod draws interest
• MC sells out Friday game in 72 minutes
• River crests come in below flood stages
• WCMO-TV to broadcast NCAA First and Second Round games at Marietta
• March Blood Mobile Schedule
• MMH Cardiac Catheterization Imaging Team Receives Prestigious Certification
• Seven students represented Marietta in statewide honor concert band
• More than 400 students expected at Science Olympiad March 5
• BREAKING NEWS: Marietta's NCAA First Round Game Sold Out
• ROAD TRIP: Marietta to Columbus on SB5
• Shooter who killed airmen allegedly a German Muslim
• Tickets for MC tourney game sold out
• Senate passes SB5
• Rivers high, water on some roads
• Save-A-Lot store closing
• Man sentenced in Morgan case
• I-77 bridge crash
• Marietta puts out the welcome mats
• Rebels fend off Gadhafi forces in Zawiya
• House passes bill to avoid shutdown for two weeks
• UPDATED: Area residents join demonstration against SB5
• Senate Bill 5 opponents fill 3 buses for protest
• Pioneers open NCAA play at home Friday
• County jail inmates pitch in on court renovation effort
• Marietta board outlines potential cuts
• Charter buses leave this morning for SB5 protest rally in Columbus
• Honorary alumnus receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Fans, friends join basketball team for NCAA selection show party
• Fans, friends join basketball team for NCAA selection show party
• Faculty, students honored during annual Founders Day celebration
• Ban Johnson Arena to host NCAA Tournament games Friday and Saturday
• Marietta Baseball releases spring break itinerary
• Halter named OAC Player of the Year
• Guiler named All-OAC second team in 2010-11
• Campus handgun bill draws mixed reactions
• Abortion storm brewing in Ohio
• Marietta native serves in Gulf War, Kuwait
• Tornado warning expires; area remains under flood watch
• Incredible comeback win
• MC plays at home Friday; Senate Bill 5 protest
• NCAA Division III Selection Show to take place 1 p.m. Monday
• #12 Pioneer baseball defeats Emory 9-2
• #12 Marietta improves to 2-0 with victory at Rhodes
• Marietta women place fourth and men fifth at OAC Indoor Championship
• OAC Tournament Final: Miracle on Fenton
• #12 Etta Express opens season with a 5-0 victory over Maryville (Tenn.)
• BREAKING NEWS: OAC Championship Game Sold Out
• Fenton announces 23 layoffs
• Belpre couple indicted out of fatal Oct. fire
• Union supporters out in force
• Student service
• Man charged with 17 felony counts
• Marietta women sit third and men eighth after first day of OAC Championship
• The Relay for Life Dance is in 7 hours. What is your favorite dance song?
• 1st Annual Relay for Life Dance is tonight from 8pm to 11pm. Bring a friend!
• US prepares Libya sanctions, closes embassy
• Unions still say no to SB5
• Indicted: Parents of Belpre fire victim, break-ins suspect
• City auditor to work for congressman
• Judge has high hopes for court bidding
• Mother of fire victim speaks
• Hooked on books
• 7 years for rape
• Marietta Baseball: Schedule Updates for Season Opener
• #13 Pioneers advance to OAC Championship Game with 70-55 win over Heidelberg
• For current or former students, how has a Washington State education impacted your life?
• Open registration started today for Spring quarter. If you or someone you know is ready for college, contact Washington State. We want to help you achieve your goals!
• Gadhafi forces strike back at Libyan uprising
• Locke stepping down as Marietta auditor
• Keeley sentenced to 7 years in prison, faces deportation
• Cutler man admits he received stolen property
• Heavy rain expected to swell area creeks
• City faces 6-figure check to ex-police officer
• GOP senators back off a bit
• Seasonal jobs
• The First Annual Relay for Life dance (organized by Phi Theta Kappa) will be held at Washington State this Friday from 8pm to 11pm. Bring a friend and support Relay for Life!
• Department of Education receives Improving Teacher Quality grant
• Three-vehicle crash closes Williamstown Bridge
• Heart disease: Healthy living tips offered at luncheon
• Area gas prices spike again
• Ohio Senate leaders plan to revise collective bargaining bill
• Area will be under flood watch
• Ohio's education overhaul worries local educators
• Police, fire unions split on extending 2011 pay freeze
• #13 Marietta begins OAC Tournament run with 84-73 win over Wilmington
• Forensics team finishes fifth at Ohio State Championship
• Registration for spring quarter begins TODAY! Returning students with 45 credits or more can register today, Feb. 22. Returning students with 17 credits or more can register tomorrow, Feb. 23. OPEN REGISTRATION for new and returning students begins on
• Burglary suspect will face a more serious arson count
• Domestic dispute led to blaze on Fearing St.
• Local Navy pilot lost in '79 to be honored
• Judge affirms arbitrator's ruling
• Senate Bill 5
• Dr. Arthur Levine to give keynote address at 2011 Commencement
• Knab repeats as OAC Player of the Week
• Roger Allen Saffell
• Historic justice sees value in looking ahead, too
• bye, bye bulbs
• Blues contest full of talent
• HEAP funding may be cut in half
• Video cracks burglary mystery
• Knab beats buzzer, #13 Pioneers defeat Blue Streaks 82-81
• Marietta women fall to John Carroll in season finale
• Home sweet home: 1092nd returns
• Marietta College President Jean Scott to retire in 2012
• West side fire intentionally set
• Austyn's arson suspect arrested
• Got the blues? Annual competition returns
• Pioneers sweep Marietta Open #3
• Founders Day speaker finds audience wanting more on health care
• Donors, players and coaches sign final piece of steel for Don Drumm renovation
• Speaking of sports, stay tuned to WSCC's mascot search. In the coming weeks, the campus will have the opportunity to vote on the mascot finalists...and the official school mascot will be announced later this spring!!!!!
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Come support Washington State's basketball team on Saturday, Feb. 19 at Parkersburg High School during a six-team tournament. Games will be at 10:00 am and 12:30 pm against Hocking Technical College and a TB
• Donors, players and coaches sign final piece of steel for Don Drumm renovation
• Two student-athletes and men's team earn All-Academic honors
• Kasich signs JobsOhio bill, defends director appointment
• MC President Jean Scott to retire
• Two charged with setting fire to house
• Taking a spin on a Schwinn
• 1092nd families full of anticipation
• Stroke, heart attack worries
• MC trustee offers health coverage idea
• Burglary wave
• House GOP takes on health law, EPA
• Music Department celebrates legacy of J.S. Bach Feb. 21-27
• Prevention: Efforts to detect, prevent fires can be costly
• Three more break-ins
• Some reported flu cases severe
• Teachers say early dismissals give them time to share, improve
• Teen's defense doubted
• City seeks unions' help
• Big second half propels Capital to 66-60 win over Marietta
• #13 Marietta stumbles on the road at Capital 91-82
• In Memoriam: Harry Robinson ’48
• Becca Holzworth Road 2 Recovery fundraiser scheduled for Feb. 26
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives Prestigious Certification
• Marietta announces ticket plan for OAC Tournament
• Trustee named first Fitzgerald Executive-in-Residence at McDonough
• 3 deputy marshals shot, 1 killed in W.Va.
• Teen found guilty in stabbing case
• Police questioning report of fake cop
• 'Humble force' leaves his mark
• School staffing focus of report
• Rig overturns
• Student Philanthropy Day celebrated on Feb. 17 at College
• Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition opens Feb. 18 with reception
• Stanley to resign at the end of track and field season
• Marietta rises to #13 in D3Hoops.com Top 25
• Condemned killer makes last-minute appeal
• Tractor trailer wreck on Ohio 550
• Relay for Life teams are busy
• Sequelle figures sentenced, fined
• Austyn's reopens; Friday fire is ruled accidental
• Two more break-ins reported
• Warren Cuts
• Students preparing for siblings to invade campus Feb. 18-19
• Please come over to the A&S commons area starting at 11:00 am to enjoy the WSCC One Step Ahead Valentine Bake-off. There are lots of delicious Valentine treats to taste and it only costs $1.00. We hope to see you there.
• Jepson Cambridge Program hosts two McDonough Scholars
• Pool Tournament v. WVUP Friday March 4 at noon. Sign up by commenting below or stopping by Student Services.
• Knab named OAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week
• Women's crew opens winter training at Ohio Valley Indoor Rowing Championship
• Marietta men compete Ohio Valley Indoor Rowing Championship
• Friday fire does not appear criminal; Austyn's reopening today
• Q&A: MC's new police chief hopes to never leave
• Hundreds sample chocolate treats
• Children Services vacancy left open
• Rising food prices ahead
• Arson at Austyn's
• Ohio teen charged with shooting brother in head
• Obama takes aim at deficit, but most cuts delayed
• Men take fifth and women place ninth at All-Ohio Championship
• OAC Regular Season Champions!
• Marietta women defeat Heidelberg 59-48
• 6 vie for Belpre superintendent
• Warren board to vote on likely cuts
• Stockport woman killed in accident
• Fire: Evening activities disrupted
• Fire: Downtown buildings feel the heat once again
• Panhellenic community helps support troops during special week
• Adult Education Awareness Week is next week (Feb. 14 through 18) at Washington State. If you or someone you know is thinking about college, now is a great time to get started on the enrollment process! Contact admissions at 740-568-1900 or admissions@w
• Morgan County woman dies in crash
• Fire in downtown Marietta
• BOIL ADVISORY CANCELED: Colegate Drive
• Kasich denies clemency for killer
• Celebrations sweep Middle East after Mubarak's resignation
• 5 honored for molding career center students
• Meeting to focus on city milestones
• Seventh, Putnam, Glendale will get get safer
• Sheriff gets OK to add dispatcher
• Egyptian who used to live in Marietta worries about family, homeland
• Come support our Baskeball team!
• Crafters Wanted: Annual MMH Volunteers’ Spring Bazaar
• Memorial Health Foundation, Donors Make a Difference.
• 2011 Marietta Softball Preview
• Chocolate on the Levee helps EVE
• Fire chief civil service exam set
• Snow days may lead to longer school days
• Library fee
• Ohio push for autism families
• #20 Mount Union runs past Marietta 70-47
• Pioneers match school record for wins with 81-66 victory over Purple Raiders
• Rob Kinker and the Respiratory Therapy program staff and students are arranging a memorial service for Bob on Thursday, February 10 at 3:00 in the Graham Auditorium.
• Marietta forensics earns 23 awards at Malone tournament
• 2011 Marietta Baseball Outlook
• No evidence of arson in Waterford fire
• Juvenile center suit may grow
• Pileup on Rt. 7
• Marietta looks at school cuts if levy loses
• Warren schools tax issue fails
• Information on Bob Fischer: There will be no funeral or visitation. The family requests that donations be given, in lieu of flowers. The R.C. Fischer Memorial Fund is being established through the Foundation. Please make checks payable to WSCC Foundat
• Marietta men move to #18 in D3Hoops.com Top 25
• Today we are mourning the loss of our educator, colleague, and friend, Bob Fischer, Director of Clinical Education for Respiratory Therapy. He will be sorely missed; our deepest sympathies to his family. Arrangement information will come at a later time.
• All in the name of love
• 1092nd will return home soon
• Waterford fire probe continues; man out of hospital
• Last push for Warren votes
• Helping Ava
• Bault repeats as OAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week
• Q&A: Award winning professor first taught elementary
• Confusion over tobacco money
• Local fans of Packers, Steelers live and die with game's twists
• Key to solving deputy's killing elusive
• Waterford fire
• Bault and Vogt find success at Ithaca Pentathlon
• #20 Marietta takes down Ohio Northern 68-58
• Ohio Northern tops Marietta women 71-49
• Waterford man critically injured in apartment fire
• Perspectives: Private schools often faith-based, with lower enrollment
• Warren bond issue back on ballot
• Pain at the pump: Mideast strife impacting U.S.
• Countdown to Super Sunday
• School choice
• Pioneer Track & Field kicks off Winter Weekend with Alumni Open
• Pizza places brace for Super Bowl rush
• County's roads, bridges get good ratings
• Boys and Girls Club looking ahead to new home
• Vincent mom in pill case speaks
• 44 years in jail
• Don't forget about the Mascot competition! All ideas and drawings due by Feb 11. kmeeks@wscc.edu
• Mullen, Shively aren't running
• Pothole season
• Marietta OKs hotel complex plans
• Catholic Schools Week celebrated
• Marietta native in the middle of Chicago blizzard
• Balanced attack leads #20 Marietta to 76-70 road win at Wilmington
• Wilmington downs Marietta women 75-64
• Marietta forensics earns 25 awards at two tournaments at Ohio U.
• Former mayor wants his job again
• New rep meets citizens at town meeting
• Judge orders mental testing for teen
• Two kids who took drugs still in ICU
• Cheeseheads
• Pioneers climb to #20 in D3Hoops.com Top 25
• Getting ready for a storm
• Thompson introduces comp-time bill
• Career center student injured
• Video trumps witnesses to hit-skip
• Super countdown
• Marietta preparing for third year of RecycleMania program
• MMH’s Go Red For Women Heart Luncheon to be Held February 22
• Marietta's Bault named OAC Women's Field Athlete of the Week
• Williamstown native finds love in Chile
• Q&A: France to honor area veteran
• Texas Hold 'Em at Fort Frye
• Skate park grants sought
• Robbery suspect gets away
• Bault provisionally qualifies in High Jump at OAC Relays
• Hammond beats buzzer to give Marietta 65-63 win at Otterbein
• Otterbein defeats Marietta women 78-56
• Contest stresses importance of shopping locally
• Project to aid people of Honduras
• Evans trial is set to start April 11
• Suicides strike local families
• Fans in Reds heaven: Cincy caravan visits MOV
• Students collaborating with Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership
• Resource for parents revamped, with new website; celebration on Feb. 5
• Ceremony assures Duck Creek project
• Maple St. man accused of 2 home break-ins
• 2 charged with abducting, then beating Marietta man
• Sports alumni archive memories
• Students, faculty gain insight into Tunisia revolt at Pizza & Politics
• Local brother, sister featured in TV pilot
• Reusable store bags under fire for levels of lead
• School closings/Delays
• Inner city doubles as classroom for MC students
• Stuck In winter
• Pioneer women fall at Muskingum 66-53
• #23 Marietta downs rival Muskingum 67-50
• The College WILL be open tonight. Please use your own discretion when driving to campus. You can check the class cancellations link on the website for updates.
• In Memoriam: William H. 'Bill' Thompson Jr. ’57
• Shell Appalachia executive to speak on developing the Marcellus Shale
• Marietta forensics earns seven awards at Butler University tournament
• Welfare League announces community grants
• Fort Frye tries to get back grant
• Police live with potential danger
• Marietta leader dies at age 78
• Local reactions to State of the Union vary
• Media Studies faculty members present at EPA conference
• The next Marietta LAN event has been announced! Spend a fun Saturday with Marietta LAN!
• #23 Marietta returns to D3Hoops.com Top 25
• State rep holds roundtable
• Trial delayed for parents linked to party where teen was stabbed
• Chimney fire response hits snag
• Obama speech a 'must-see' for some in Valley
• Rt. 7: Target zone
• Museum holds archaeology day
• Pros, cons seen in privatizing Ohio liquor sales
• Weathering a cold snap
• New Matamoras home hit by fire
• Some county offices might be moved
• Halter eclipses 1,000 career points while leading Marietta to 67-63 road win at Baldwin-Wallace
• Marietta women begin second half with loss at Baldwin-Wallace
• Perspectives: Use of hospice care has increased
• Placement of elderly sex offenders can be a challenge
• Guns and mental illness
• Officer resigns from position
• Heart of hospice: Volunteers offer more than just their time
• Pioneers sweep Marietta Open #2
• Campus is closed today 1/21/2011.
• Marietta Coaches vs. Cancer events planned for Winter Weekend Feb. 5
• History you can really dig
• Dispatcher funds available, for now
• Little Hocking man accused of dealing pot
• Senior hunger
• Cold continues winter misery
• 1-20-2011 All evening classes cancelled.
• Etta Express voted #12 in D3Baseball.com Preseason Top 25
• January 20, 2011: Tonight's lecture by Dr. Erin Haynes has been cancelled because of weather concerns. We will try to schedule Dr. Haynes in our programming for the future.
• The Daily Bread Kitchen begins weekly meals
• Williamstown fire an accident
• Proposal for tree farm use gets good reviews
• Laughery avoids prison time
• Costs of retirements can burden Marietta budget
• Quakers down visiting Pioneer women 67-57
• Northwestern professor chosen for 27th Milton Friedman Lecture
• More talk about permit parking
• Noble County lands solar farm
• Police offer tips to thwart imposter
• Smoke alarms save 2 from fire
• Inmates Visit
• EXTRA: House moves toward health care repeal vote
• EXTRA: Winter storm warning for Thursday, 4-6 inches of snow possible
• EXTRA: Williamstown fire ruled accidental
• EXTRA: Fire severely damages Williamstown home
• Radon a household danger during winter
• King's legacy discussed at MC
• Ex-YMCA?official named Marietta's safety-service director
• City's user fee will cost some Ohioans
• Rare Disease: Toddler unable to eat most food
• Planetarium to host 3 shows in January and February
• In Memoriam: Dr. William Howard ‘Bill’ Davis
• Miller appointed Marietta safety-service director
• Beverly man dies in wreck
• Mayor mum on future plans
• Concern in Warren
• King's '67 visit a lasting memory
• Marietta men defeat John Carroll 101-90
• Big first half helps John Carroll down Marietta women 99-66
• Family heirloom stolen
• Downtown drug den drew police suspicion
• Reno resident will be deported
• Estate tax on the chopping block
• Police investigate case of man posing as one of their own
• Muench breaks 200m Dash record as Pioneers sweep Marietta Open #1
• Don't forget the campus will be closed on Mon Jan 17 for MLK Jr Day!
• Just a reminder that the Just Lunch on campus is only open until 1pm today!
• Reno man: Guilty on all 5 counts
• New gun range plan stalls; many hurdles still ahead
• Court project redesigned
• County doubles dollars to port authority
• 911 priorities
• Student Senate announces Spring 2011 schedule
• MMH Spotlight: January is National Blood Donation Month
• Need help writing that essay for a Health Sciences application or scholarship? The Scholarship Essay Workshop is open to everyone. Saturday, January 15, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. in The Commons.
• MC grad helps Haiti's children
• Reno man talks about tryst with mentally disabled woman
• Health care bill critics push for changes
• Third-party billing brings in $541,000
• A Healing Time
• Host Capital defeats Marietta women 79-56
• Pioneer men fall 82-74 to visiting Crusaders
• Racial/human relations expert to speak at College on MLK Day
• UPDATE: 1/12/11 The College is on a 2 hour delay. Check www.wscc.edu/cancellations for individual class cancellations. Becareful!
• Teen describes night of stabbing
• More snow falls
• Ohh, those MHS' glory days
• Salt helps now, hurts later
• Woman testifies about rape suspect
• UPDATE: College will remain open 1/11/11. Check the website for individual class cancellations.
• Want to know if the weather will be affecting your class? Visit www.wscc.edu to see individual class cancellations or to receive a text message alert if the college would close due to weather visit WTAP.
• Webcam: Get a sneak peak into the Don Drumm renovation project
• Judge OK's video as evidence
• More snow coming
• Rape defense hinges on issue of consent
• Warren board weighs $1.8M in cuts
• Inciting violence? Political rhetoric examined
• 20th Annual Teddy Bear & Doll Show to be held January 16th
• Guiler Named OAC Player of the Week
• Local reaction to attack on Arizona congresswoman
• Pumping gas made easier for disabled
• County's first baby of 2011
• Q&A: New author writes children's tale
• Driver dies in Morgan County crash
• Heidelberg upsets #24 Marietta 81-77
• Hoff leads Marietta to 72-56 Win at Heidelberg
• Snow snarls Marietta traffic
• Kidnap, burglary case sent to county court
• County's cancer risk from the air exceeds EPA goal
• Kasich under the microscope
• New year, new resolve: Healthy lives
• Start the new quarter with a win! Come see WSCC’s Basketball team play WVU Parkersburg. TOMORROW: Saturday, January 8, 2011 at 1:00 pm at Parkersburg South High School. Players report at NOON!
• Memorial Health System Offers New Financial Support System
• Marietta to host Ohio Valley Indoor Rowing Championship Feb. 13
• WSCC is looking for a mascot and we want you involved! Submit your ideas and composite drawings of a mascot to kmeeks@wscc.edu. Watch to OC and the Collage for more details! The deadline for entries is Friday, Feb 11, 2011. A Mascot will be announced du
• Gregg Nibert ’79 guiding tiny Presbyterian basketball to Division I membership
• Pay freezes OK'd
• Minimum wage: Ripple effect expected from recent increase
• Pumpers are pumped up
• Teen in wreck to miss court hearing
• Council vacancy is filled
• Has everyone tried the new food service on campus, Just Lunch? Tell us what you think!
• Marietta Places 198 Student-athletes on AD's Honor Roll
• Tims to Receive Betty Cleland Award Feb. 5
• Suicide prevention group forming
• New parking area opening soon
• Commissioners will monitor personnel moves
• Hearing delayed
• Reno Wreck
• #24 Marietta Earns 64-54 Road Win at Mount Union
• Guiler's 33 boosts Pioneers to 73-69 upset of #11 Purple Raiders
• Safety-service director leaving
• City cuts a deal with 2 of 3 unions
• Fatal traffic crashes tracked
• Ohio State wins Sugar Bowl
• EXTRA: Kasich swearing-in will be open to media, public
• EXTRA: Shooter dead, 2 adults injured at Nebraska high school
• EXTRA: Boehner elected speaker as new Congress convenes
• 4 deny roles in child's beating
• Memorial Health System Offers New Financial Support System
• January Blood Mobile Schedule
• MMH and SGH Names 2011 Medical Staff Officers and Department Chairs
• Marietta Men Ranked No. 24 in D3Hoops.com Poll
• Gadget makes a fast ID
• Nearly all of county to get high-speed Internet access
• 4-year prison term for drug dealing
• $4 a gallon level a real possibility this summer
• Ohio shooting has area tie
• Award-winning author to read at Marietta College Jan. 18
• Beatty to Receive Way-Weigelt Award Feb. 5
• Hundreds attend bridal event
• Tobacco ad campaign draws criticism
• Two suspects arrested out of shooting spree
• Stores busy with gift returns
• Q&A: New ideas for Harvest of Hope
• Campus Martius work honored
• $300,000 bond set for suspect in home invasions
• Local OSU fans focused on Sugar Bowl
• Marietta fire chief retiring in February
• Looking Ahead: Valley's residents hope better days are coming
• Bridal Extravaganza Sunday
• County begins '11 with $3.1M budget carryover
• $1.6M city carryover is twice original estimate
• Arrest follows home invasions
• 2010 openings
• Halter Beats Buzzer to Keep Marietta Unbeaten
• Marietta Women Roll Past Cal Tech 75-41
• Memorial Health System Offers New Financial Support System
• County establishes projects fund
• Life in the not-so-fast lane
• Fatal Belpre fire probe is going to grand jury
• Council OKs '11 city budget
• Early snowfalls shrink townships' stockpiles
• Marietta routs Redlands 101-67 for 11th Straight Victory
• Marietta council passes budget
• 2 on short list for council job
• Dedicated, lucky and retired
• No tie to schools in Morgan case
• Warren considers Plan B's
• Civil War anniversary
• Slow Start Dooms Lady Pioneers at Cal Lutheran
• EXTRA: Charges against former coach didn't involve schools
• Air quality monitored at schools
• Need is high at pantries
• City, union reps talking
• Computer issues vex county
• Tax-saving tips
• EXTRA: OSU players apologize for violations
• EXTRA: Court rules in favor of bus wreck survivors
• Funding options for drainage project explored
• Q & A: AHEAD Energy now based at MC
• Extra patrols to urge safe driving during holidays
• Newly elected politicians prep for new start
• Cyclists enjoy holiday lights
• Going green after Christmas
• Area's job totals improved in '10
• Morgan schools coach arrested
• Duty calls for military families
• Faithful family
• Local deer gun season totals slip
• Open for Christmas
• Ex-deputy says county shouldn't sell copters
• Salvation Army, Boys and Girls Club sever ties
• A $3.15 'gift'
• Pioneers Extend Win Streak to Ten with 89-78 Victory Over Quakers
• 2011 Marietta Track and Field Preview
• Dreaming of a white Christmas?
• Traffic flow back to normal
• Beverly man pleads guilty to 13 felony counts
• MC to build $24M residence hall
• Still shopping?
• Exhibitors Wanted: 20th Annual Teddy Bear & Doll Show & Sale
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives Prestigious Certification
• Reminder: WSCC will be closed Dec 23 reopening Jan 3. Winter Quarter classes begin Jan 3 (night) and Jan 4 (day). Have a safe and happy holiday!
• Environmental activist to speak about mountaintop removal Jan. 27
• Wolf Creek fills board vacancy
• Ex-ODOT exec fills in after Garrison leaves 93rd House seat
• Marietta board reviews volunteer policy
• Pleas due in sexual abuse case
• Toxic chemicals: EPA reports on area
• Papers delayed due to malfunction
• Q&A: Longtime bell ringer loves the job and the people
• Local grad leading band program
• Census data expected Tuesday
• Breathalyzer refusal may end
• Ho! Ho! Ho! in Oak Grove
• Marietta Men Earn 79-77 Road Win at Ohio Northern
• Marietta Women Suffer Road Loss at First Place Ohio Northern
• Homelessness: Meet the man behind the placard
• Homelessness: Handouts?
• Homelessness: Shelters available locally
• County studies merging 2 service agencies
• Holiday traveling numbers expected to rise
• Council OKs budget transfers
• Missing drugs prompt probe at county jail
• Indictments allege child beating
• Snow day decision can be tough
• Snow, cold keep a grip on the Valley
• Marietta’s sororities donate more than 40 dresses to Dresses & Dreams
• Marietta Baseball Playing Major Role in 2011 ABCA Convention
• County under Level 1 emergency; some schools dismissing early
• Downtown displays a favorite
• Library levy leads to added hours
• Plan might avoid city furloughs
• Still smoking?
• Marietta Men Move to 8-0 with 80-56 Victory at Waynesburg
• Pioneer Women Fall to Visiting Yellow Jackets
• Register Today for 2011 Winter Weekend
• Marietta Photographic Society hits milestone
• Survey tracks region's trends
• Worker's transfer can save city OT
• Evaluations shed light on rift
• Helping Santa: Programs give to families in need
• Pioneer Softball Pitching Clinic Set for Jan. 16
• 2 accused of attack on man
• Fake $100 bills in area
• Council members find fault with open gun range
• Warren places coach on unpaid leave
• Deep freeze: An early taste of winter
• Christmas Tour of Homes
• Q&A: Educator achieves national honor
• The time of checks appears to be long gone
• Fake pot to be classified with harder drugs
• Sheriff anticipates more changes
• Pioneers Match Best Start All-time with 72-54 Win Over Cardinals
• Marietta Women Top Otterbein 68-64
• On the Police Beat: Budget cuts, furloughs ahead in Marietta
• Big chill, some snow in forecast
• Family holiday dinner
• Stories behind juvenile justice suit
• On the Police Beat: More with less
• Coats for Kids campaign
• Holiday spirit in Newport
• More changes at Peoples Bancorp
• Reactions to city project wanted
• Gun law proposals left hanging
• Cuts in spending balance city's '11 budget
• Replacing joints: Demand soaring for surgery on knees, hips
• 9 co-workers share $250,000 prize
• Local views vary on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Toddler dies two weeks after septic tank accident
• Marietta forensics takes top honors at Transylvania tournament
• Juvenile center in spotlight
• Small world: Fort Frye welcomes other cultures
• EXTRA: Stickrath named head of state crime lab
• EXTRA: Recent convert arrested in bomb plot
• Toddler who fell in septic tank dies
• College police officer earns promotion to sergeant
• Marietta's Tate Named All-Ohio
• Selby Tobacco Prevention Program and Par Mar Inc. to Provide
• December Blood Mobile Schedule
• Phillips school inching closer to new playground
• Area man gets 'hunt of a lifetime'
• Weather-related cancellations
• Q&A: MC grad designs college president's holiday card
• Holiday tour of homes held in Belpre
• Christmas at Henderson Hall
• Six Pioneers win events at Marietta First Glimpse Meet
• Big Second Half Leads Marietta Men Past Baldwin-Wallace 83-61
• 911 coordinator post not filled
• Privatization plan considered a plus
• Flood-damaged site renewed
• Family of 6 loses home
• Golden Years?
• Family literacy night popular
• Garrison gets new position, pay increase
• Gun range upsets some
• Not guilty plea
• It's in the mail: Rush is on
• Wolf Creek family mourns
• Unemployed workers worried
• The perfect tree: Fresh or artificial, the search begins
• Christmas downtown
• Pay freeze isn't enough
• Knab Leads Marietta to 67-61 Road Win at Muskingum
• Dixon Scores 22 in 69-61 Loss to Muskingum
• Three Pioneers Named Academic All-OAC on the Gridiron
• Work on armory project ongoing
• Lunches for hunters
• Beverly boy part of rare disease study
• Council gets first look at capital budget
• Steady rain: Ohio River expected to rise until Friday, below flood stage
• SELBY GENERAL HOSPITAL IS AMONG TOP 15% IN THE NATION FOR JOINT REPLACEMENT CARE
• 2010 graduate’s design selected for President’s Holiday Card
• Remembering Korean conflict
• Under way: Hunters hit the woods for start of season
• WSCC looks to build gun range
• Warren coach investigated for embezzlement
• Sex offender back before judge
• Memorial Health System’s Wayne Street Campus Open House
• Memorial Health System Celebrates Love Lights 20th Anniversary
• Oratorio Chorus ready for 84th annual Messiah concert on Dec. 5
• Associate Professor ready for her shot at Last Lecture Series
• EXTRA: Afghan police officer kills 6 American soldiers
• EXTRA: Obama calls for federal pay freeze
• EXTRA: Former MC professor Anderson resentenced
• Q&A: Warren High junior stars as Robin Hood in MOVP play
• Help sought to start local Road to Recovery
• Two holiday parades: Marietta & Belpre
• Holiday shopping continues past 'Black Friday'
• Holiday night parade: Beverly
• Wash. & Jeff. Defeats Penn St.-Beaver in Jim Meagle Turkey Shoot Final
• Lions to battle Presidents in Turkey Shoot Championship
• Hometown Shopping
• Black Friday shoppers turn out
• Ormet plans restart: More than 100 jobs to be added
• Whispers about man preceded child sex charge
• Buck hunting
• Planetarium plans holiday presentations
• Public boat ramp project: Access to river hoped to help economy in county
• Black Friday isn't just for the big stores
• Serving seconds: Norwood church continues holiday tradition
• OSU vs. Michigan still special
• Kids in danger? Popular glassware may be laced with lead, cadmium
• Toddler pulled from septic tank
• EXTRA: Thanksgiving air travel going smoothly
• EXTRA: Probe into canceled sting over
• EXTRA: Child accident turned over to Children Services
• Boil advisory for all of Waterford
• '10 bill for fire dept. OT at $281K, so far
• Bullet was in 'suspicious' mail at WSCC
• Marietta Women Rout Ursuline 86-64
• Hot Shooting Lifts Pioneer Men Past Tartans 96-70
• Selby Tobacco Prevention Program to Hold Health Fair
• EXTRA: Mourners remember Mount Vernon murder victims
• EXTRA: Two South Korean marines die in clash with North
• Fort Frye exit
• Fire at AEP plant
• Sex abuse case grows to 10 victims
• Water service down in Waterford
• Uneasy riders: New airport security measures create uproar
• Former players, friends recall Epley’s impact and legacy on Marietta football
• Former players, friends recall Epley’s impact and legacy on Marietta football
• College offering 6 viewings for December community planetarium show
• Plan to revive the Delta Queen
• Youth deer hunt under way
• Vincent man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Settling in at the YMCA
• Fire out at Muskingum River plant
• Zumba for United Way
• Former Football Coach Gene Epley Passes Away
• Muller Competes at NCAA Division III Cross Country Championship
• Women's Basketball Tops Alfred 60-54
• Marietta Defeats Maryville 79-68 to Win Shrine Tournament
• O Christmas tree: Marietta's tannenbaum erected at Armory
• Volunteers deck hospital halls
• Marietta schools reschedule staff development days
• Potential tragedy averted in pileup
• Fighting hunger
• Guiler Scores 32 in Marietta's Last-second Loss at Allegheny
• Marietta to Play Maryville Saturday for 40th Annual Shrine Title
• More than 50 students to join Long Blue Line in December
• Tate Leads Marietta's List of Five All-OAC Performers
• Fort Frye adds bus driver bonus
• Barlow playground makeover
• High-speed Internet OK'd for county
• Juvenile Center cells won't be used
• Lesson in giving
• Boyles and Hupp Tabbed Academic All-OAC in Women's Soccer
• Dickerson and Zimmerman Named Academic All-OAC in Men's Soccer
• County reaches agreement for high-speed Internet
• Republicans block jobless benefits extension
• UPDATED: Identities of 3 bodies in Knox County confirmed
• Belpre Council committee discusses longevity pay
• Hotel project under way
• Grand jury indicts Beverly man
• Belpre milestone: Memorial breaks ground for $12M medical park
• Tobacco warnings: Proposed new cigarette packs get local responses
• Weissling Named Academic All-OAC
• EXTRA: House Dems keep Pelosi in charge
• EXTRA: Kasich launches job-application website
• EXTRA: Grand jury returns indictments
• County wants workers to OK '11 pay freeze
• Wind wreaks havoc
• City auditor a forecaster
• City builds furloughs into budget
• Highway safety: Nasty weather, hectic schedules, wayward deer challenge drivers
• Marietta Announces 28th Athletics Hall of Fame Class
• Ex-commissioner Grimes submits apology
• WSCC braces for annual cuts in state funds topping $1M
• Warren discusses income from sports fees
• Jobless await vote on benefits extension
• Clinic closing: Funding issues cited by county health officials
• Men’s Basketball Opens Season with 78-70 Win Over Denison
• Marietta to Host Indoor Soccer Tournaments in December
• College announces 2011 Who’s Who Among Students
• Q&A: Wharff returns as president, CEO of foundation
• Mannequin entertains motorists
• '10 tax booklets won't be mailed
• Rising turkey costs? No thanks
• Red Kettles campaign in full swing
• Marietta Retains Braxton Cup for Seventh Season
• Varsity Lightweight Eight Wins Frostbite Regatta
• Marietta Drops Season Finale 34-31 at Capital
• Muller Qualifies for National Championship at Great Lakes Regional
• Jobs in season
• Season's shopping
• Local reactions to kids meal crackdown
• Drug suspect makes plea deal
• Fire destroys Veto hay barn
• Esbenshade Series continues Nov. 17 with Quartet San Francisco
• NCAA Division III Mideast Regional to Return to Don Schaly Stadium in 2011
• A day to thank veterans
• Newport resident pleads guilty
• Judge rejects argument on drug dealing
• Time takes a toll on aging drivers
• America's Debt: Ideas in new report outline the pain many will feel
• Options for local seniors
• Iraq war veteran Lynch speaks at Williamstown High
• List of possible abuse victims grows
• Veteran's grave marker packs powerful message
• Veterans' salutes: Youngsters learn about sacrifice at an early age
• Simms Named All-OAC in Women's Soccer
• Local events celebrate Veterans Day
• Colony project milestone
• Hunters urged to be safe in the woods
• Probe of 550 crash ongoing
• Mixing It Up: Waterford students mingle out of their circle of friends
• Wong and Zimmerman Named All-OAC in Men's Soccer
• Late Night Breakfast remains popular tradition on campus
• Marietta forensics repeats as Wilcox Tournament champions
• First female private space explorer speaking at McDonough on Nov. 15
• Marietta Football Game Notes vs. Capital
• Boil advisory issued for portion of Glendale Road
• It's beginning to look a lot like ...
• Donors still giving to local charities even in hard times
• Undercover drug buys questioned
• New gas pains: Motorists face new rounds of increases
• Arts and crafts fair at Warren
• Cases of whooping cough rising
• 'Santa Run' deemed a success
• New playground coming to Phillips
• Crash injures four, sends 2 to trauma center
• Love Light Trees to be Decorated November 19
• MMH Spotlight: Caregiver Education and Support
• Celebrate the Love Lights Season and Support Hospice
• Men's Rowing Competes at Head of the Rivanna
• Kriechbaum Sets School Record in 21-14 Senior Day Loss to Otterbein
• Colony Theatre gets $900K grant
• Honoring a patriot
• '84 rape, murder case still active
• Local voters remain unhappy
• Holiday shopping
• 4 escape Belpre house fire
• City furloughs officially delayed
• Fort milestone: History buffs mark 225th anniversary of Harmar outpost
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Announces Belpre Expansion
• Marietta's Kevin Knab Named OAC Scholar Athlete of the Month
• MMH plans $20M Belpre project
• Motorists cope with spike in gas prices
• Boil advisory for Groves Street residents
• UPDATE: Belpre house fire likely caused by electrical failure
• Marietta Women Tabbed Tenth in Preseason Poll
• Marietta Men Picked Fourth in OAC Preseason Poll
• Playing a new lifestyle tune
• Write-in wins Noble Co. race
• Thompson's Ohio House victory creates City Council vacancy
• Interim police chief hired in Beverly
• Election aftermath
• Ohio goes red: Kasich says he'll remember promises to voters
• 76-year-old realizes wish of becoming an author
• Marietta schools' tax levy defeated
• Irvine elected commissioner
• 93rd House seat still has local flavor
• MIE to open recycling center
• 2010-11 Marietta Men's Basketball Yearbook Now Available
• 2010-11 Marietta Women's Basketball Yearbook Now Available
• Marietta Football Game Notes vs. Otterbein
• College’s Up ’til Dawn hosts its sixth annual fundraiser on Nov. 12
• Around town
• Major repairs for Front St. building
• Local campaign volunteers hear from voters
• Local campaign volunteers hear from voters
• New brewery owners
• Large used book sale at Parkersburg church
• Program to explore the First American Regiment
• Leaf pickup program begins Nov. 8
• ODOT crews ready for winter
• Campaigning continues till the end
• #11 Ohio Northern Defeats Marietta 45-6
• Muller Finishes Runner-up at OAC Championship
• Fifty-six Participate in 10th Annual Chuck Cornelius 5K Run and Walk
• Men's Soccer Falls at Ohio Northern in 2010 Finale
• Pioneer Volleyball Finishes Season with Loss to Polar Bears
• Businesses honored for pioneering spirit
• School funding model touted
• Stadium project stirs memories
• Diabetes risk
• Help, education available for those with diabetes
• Beverly police force down to two
• Deal will halt '10 city furloughs
• City's sole man: Cobbler John retiring
• Lions Club Annual Halloween Parade
• Women's Soccer Ends Season with 2-0 Loss at Ohio Northern
• 2010-11 Marietta Women's Basketball Outlook
• Corporate Media student makes presentation at national conference
• Sixth annual CSHO Fashion Show at Fenton Court Nov. 6
• Elections office open Saturday
• Grand jury: Beverly couple accused of child abuse
• Truckin' with the EPA
• Marietta College presenting ‘Ghost Stories from the Stacks’
• Forensics team learns from third-place finish at the University of Akron
• Izzy’s Coffee House Series continues with music, comedy
• Nine students make up Marietta’s 2010 Homecoming royalty
• Economics professor presents paper to Southern Calif. conference
• Please vote for a name for the quarter to semesters transition frog. The choices are: Quester, Jasper or Stomp. Which is your favorite?
• College announces November’s community shows at Planetarium
• Men's Soccer Battles OAC Leader Heidelberg to Scoreless Draw
• Marietta forensics earn 23 awards over two days at two tournaments
• Women's Soccer Earns 1-1 Tie at Heidelberg
• McDonough offers spring break trip to Paris in March
• Varsity Lightweight Eight Takes 14th at Head of the Charles
• Marietta ready to host 61st annual Wilcox Invitational on Nov. 6
• Stollar Named OAC Men's Soccer Player of the Week
• WSCC new student orientation
• Capital Defeats Women's Soccer 3-1
• Washington State Motor Madness!
• Capital Holds Off Marietta 3-2 on Dig Pink Night
• November Blood Mobile Schedule
• 2010-11 Marietta Men's Basketball Outlook
• New wheels acquired by area fire departments
• Marietta Football Game Notes vs. Ohio Northern
• Red Ribbon walk in Belpre
• Capital Downs Men's Soccer 3-0
• Halloween bash at Newport
• Volleyball Rallies Past Ohio Valley 3-2 on Senior Day
• Fighting blight outside the city
• Petroleum professor to be honored with national award in 2011
• It's Red Ribbon Week
• Worst of storm front that hit Ohio missed Marietta area
• Deputies say woman wasn't a victim of dog attack
• New tools vs. breast cancer
• Ex-officials in court
• Severe weather headed toward area
• Plea deal for 2 former commissioners
• City working to avoid furloughs
• State jobs could change hands after election
• Officials pursue 'issues' in fatal blaze
• Mild earthquake confirmed
• Boosters in a bind
• A day for making a difference
• Fairgrounds' haunted house is thrilling
• Magic show at MOVP
• Mourners gather for soldier's funeral
• Strickland 'rallies the troops'
• Bridging generations
• Gov. bus tour to stop
• Williamstown business expands
• Alumni Foundation seeks opportunities to give back
• Harmar students spread Halloween cheer
• Job fair helps area
• Fighting the fight: Survive, thrive in battle against breast cancer
• Proposal to relocate recycling center approved
• Positive re-enforcement
• Registered sex offender gets 4 years in prison
• City employees unhappy with proposal
• Preventing abuse
• Remembering Putnam
• Woman in critical condition after wild animal attack
• More bucks for treats
• Cutler connection: Former school enjoys new life as community center
• Annual MMH Volunteer Christmas Bazaar
• Stores experience rise in shoplifting
• CDBG to fund CABL
• Lowell man to serve 8 years
• Minister: 'Bad things happen sometimes'
• Number of deaths in Ohio fires this year at 112
• Picking up the pieces: Deadly fire started in vacant house next door
• Bond issue going before Warren voters
• Winter prep heats up
• 'Worst facilities' no more for Monroe
• Friends, relatives recall girl as 'happy,' 'miracle baby'
• Toddler perishes in house fire
• Hundreds take in fall's foliage
• Q&A: Longtime muskie angler catches 41-incher
• Organizers say more than 25,000 attended air show
• Strict sign law: City wants to revisit ordinance
• 2-year-old's body recovered from fire scene
• Bands compete in annual contest
• Boil advisory for North Hills lifted
• Social Security staying put again
• Pot bust leads to multiple charges
• First MHS exchange student back
• Natural gas' bright future
• Air Expo Sunday at airport
• Old showboat site gets interest
• Phone scam victims give up keys to accounts
• 93rd District forum
• Crunch time on Ohio 7
• Beverly Council accepts officer's resignation
• Fire chief says no one wanted to talk cuts 2 years ago
• Dictating drinks: Officials target sweet ingredients in effort to combat obesity
• Math Night spans generations
• Band-O-Rama on Saturday
• Little support for sewer tie-in
• A thrill ride in school
• Maximum prison time (35 years) for sexual abuse of girls
• Fake pot creates smoke screen for legal system
• Warren can't 'wish away' issues
• Waterford FFA team shows what made it a winner
• Candidates offer ideas on ARC
• Big push planned to land solar farm plum
• Court papers point to pleas for officials
• SUV vs. Semi: Sport utility's driver flown from crash scene along Ohio 821
• Post seeking alcohol permits
• Victorian funeral re-enactment
• Trimming CABL's CDBG funding suggested
• Ohio 7 crash near Reno
• Elderly woman injured trying to elude dogs
• Students involved in lunchtime crash
• Rivals for governor's seat draw local support
• Artistic display raises breast cancer awareness
• Views on city's cost cutting
• Marietta levy
• Hopes sail with unique boat
• County audit notes key changes
• Commissioner candidates discuss issues
• No furlough bill yet
• Gridiron voices: Field announcers keep football fans up to speed
• Warren weighs financial options for the future
• Keeping a suspect behind bars
• WSCC president retiring in Dec. '11
• Beverly mayor upset by police chief
• Chiefs fret over furloughs
• EXTRA: Ohio executes eighth inmate for 2010
• EXTRA: Marietta electricity outage addressed
• EXTRA: WSCC president to retire at end of contract
• Simonton to move offices to Columbus
• Caldwell police officer asked to resign
• Solar panel venture to create jobs
• Library of Congress visits Marietta
• Devola sewer system discussed
• AEP helps EVE, Caring Connection
• Flu shots on the go
• Gas prices jump 30 cents
• New use for old tax may help city
• Playground gone: Schools want views on how to rebuild
• Picking the right pumpkin
• Area bank receives high rating
• Apple butter marks start of fall season
• Fest at max capacity
• Wharff Named New Executive Director of Memorial Health Foundation
• Q&A: Newest officer: 'I know I'm meant to be here'
• Air service to Cleveland begins
• Dominion in midst of $2.5B gas line project
• Striving to achieve financial security
• Trial date set for Belpre man accused of killing woman
• Local justice: Grand jury
• Alpacas help war effort
• Commissioner candidates debate
• ODNR releases mussels into the Valley's rivers
• Forced furloughs
• China & Warren: Visiting teacher: 'We all live in one world'
• 6th District candidate visits
• Lowell gets ready for Octoberfest
• Marietta talks about ways to save
• Stabbing case in juvenile court
• Coping with cancer
• Marietta Area Teddy Bear Fund Drive to Begin October 3
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives Prestigious Certification
• Early voting period begins
• Port authority hires executive
• Ohio House foes at candidate forum
• Marietta workers face painful choices ahead
• 550 crash: Driver who went left of center starts chain reaction
• EXTRA: Crash injuries; Student shooter; Carter hospitalized
• Study to test Wood Co. children for manganese
• Incredible playground coming down
• Teens, others hurt in three vehicle crash this morning
• County home seeks levy renewal
• Parking crunch: New rules urged for neighborhoods around college
• Q&A: Restore's new hire has passion for the job
• A love for pulling tractors
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to Marietta
• Early voting begins Tuesday
• A grand attendance
• Grimes,?Steinel case: End in sight
• Driver dies in W.Va. 2 crash
• Belpre man accused of killing woman
• Barlow Fair kickoff
• Down, but never out
• The dog days of September
• Muni court specs to be revamped
• Pay unchanged, as official drops some job duties
• Awaiting answers in Fort Frye
• Safety seats
• Students clean storm damage
• Federal inmate convicted of attack on jailer
• Fenton seals deal on back taxes
• City program targets eyesores
• School volunteers to pay to participate
• EXTRA: Health care; Development director; Real estate killings
• Hint of fall in tree leaves
• Almost Barlow Fair time
• Free disposal of old meds on Saturday
• Fenton works to settle suits
• Ash borer: Potential for disaster across Ohio still very real
• EXTRA: Marijuana operation; Gays in the military; Barlow Fair
• Bowhunters get first chance at deer
• Putnam Street repairs
• Still stuck in traffic?
• Warren plans town meetings
• In disrepair: Future of Incredible Community Playground in doubt
• Marietta Memorial Hospital To Hold Annual Strecker Cancer Center Patient and Family Picnic
• Focus shifts to cleanup and recovery
• 'Funday' teaches youth safety
• Frontier voters to decide on school levy
• State cuts leads to library levy
• W.P. Snyder may leave for more work
• Paths of destruction carved around Ohio
• Belleville residents work to pick up the pieces
• Bank names Fenton in suit
• Plea for mercy in sentencing
• Snyder return
• Deadly storm
• Snyder returns home
• Malta man admits role in killing
• Beverly pool's future unclear
• Trial put on hold
• Hearing in baby's death
• EXTRA: Smith incompetent; Parkersburg hospitals; Johns Hopkins shooting
• (Catfish) Paradise lost
• Sternwheel Festival breaking even
• Local forum covers health care changes
• Snyder back on Friday
• Taxing tobacco
• Marietta Memorial Hospital And The Ohio State Patrol Offer Mature Driving Safety Course
• Marietta Memorial Hospital To Hold “Festival of FUNction”
• 19-year-old gets 2 years in prison
• Man with family in the area dies in Afghanistan
• High from huffing: Patrol accuses teen driver
• Crime trends: Statistics show thefts continue to be a concern
• LST-325 ends Marietta run
• Drowning investigation wraps up
• Appeal filed in officer's
• Beverly officer resigns
• Governor Debate: First Strickland, Kasich debate set for tonight
• EXTRA: Suspect sentenced; Clinton campaigns; American freed
• Hundreds attend college night
• Medication Take Back Day
• EXTRA: Advisory lifted; Ohio crime; BP drilling
• Hazardous waste event may change to every other year
• Annual Heritage Day event nears
• Drop in speeding tickets issued locally
• Weekend accidents lead to fatality
• Fantastic finale
• Three vie for commission seat
• Sternwheel 2010: Boarding history
• 9-11's impact endures
• Muni court bids rejected
• Sternwheel 2010: Crowd Pleasers
• County simplifies road confusion
• Concerns raised about pollution from area power plants
• New attention paid to suicide prevention
• Fenton in trouble over taxes
• Opening night
• EXTRA: Road name; Fugitive arrested; Controversial church
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Employee Receives Prestigious Certification
• Selby General Hospital To Hold 11th Annual Golf Outing On October 4th
• Bizarre case drags on for years
• 8 seconds to glory for teen
• Beverly Council takes no action on police chief
• Drivers urged to be patient for big weekend
• WWII ship arrives
• Negligent homicide case on upcoming docket
• Beverly police chief's future unclear
• Car shoppers
• LST-325 arrives in Marietta
• Fire damages sawmill
• New heart signifies new lease on life for toddler
• Sternwheelers settling in
• Work begins on Don Drumm
• Travelers pit-stop in Williamstown
• Poll shows distrust of both parties
• Hardly labored: Fair provides fun, respite from work and school
• Three hurt in crash near Beverly
• Work on Ohio 7 to switch lanes
• Gun bill would expand owners' rights
• Hillbilly Olympics
• More fair to go
• Not guilty pleas entered
• Washington County Fair: Families, Fun
• United Way kicks off annual fund campaign
• Secrest vs. Thompson in 93rd
• School board members shun plastic
• Fair parade Saturday morning
• Local businessman has brush with celebrity
• More Labor Day holiday plans include road trip
• Local man sentenced for sex crimes
• River rivalry? Hometown Tigers take on Big Reds tonight
• EXTRA: Gulf explosion; Molester sentenced; Inmate spared
• Spending revolt tour stop
• Students, staff try to cope in the heat
• Tempers flare over possible Beverly police cuts
• Sex abuse case being dropped
• Buckeye kickoff
• Drowsy driver cited for wreck
• Warren grad stuck on island
• New pot find
• EXTRA: 911 restored; Death penalty; Hostage situation
• Rough ride over crosswalks
• Airship's 1925 crash commemorated
• EXTRA: Marijuana bust; Crash update; China trade
• New principal in Fort Frye
• Festival funds
• Lowell man faces 21 years for rape
• One in serious condition after morning crash on Ohio 60
• Toxic ash ponds
• September Blood Mobile Schedule
• EXTRA: Guilty plea; Gasoline prices; Obama speech
• Many from area trek to D.C. for honor rally
• Kids speak in slang code online and in texts
• 401(k) hardship withdrawals more common
• Obama not alone in skipping church
• Gulf revisited
• Manchin, Raese win W.Va. Senate primary
• Moody sentenced to three years
• Contest winner to get first Cruze
• Schools get state grades
• Teen won't be tried as an adult
• Katrina: Marietta's sister city
• Fort Frye board takes away credit card
• Man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of 2 girls
• Mysterious WSCC package ruled no 'immediate danger'
• Election Day's big question
• Armory update
• City may OK 16-year-old hunters
• Ex-ODNR officer sentenced
• Lawyers differ on fired officer's case
• Package found at WSCC sparks probe
• School bells ring
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Celebrates Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• EXTRA: School starts; Obama address; Wal-Mart suit
• City prepares for deer hunt
• Ohio on Race to the Top grant list
• Police probe fall that hurt college
• WWII ship passes
• Uproar over eggs
• Ohio will receive Race to the Top funding
• EXTRA: LST travels; Education funding; Meat recall
• Hino celebrates new model year
• OAPSE OKs pay freeze, higher premiums
• ODNR wildlife officer reaches plea deal
• Smaller power plant to be built
• Hearing loss
• August Blood Mobile Schedule
• Selby General Hospital Community Open House to be Held May 23
• MMH Blood Bank Cedar Point Award Recipient Announced
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Physician Dr. Mona Imam Receives Prestigious Award
• Interchange project ready for school
• June Blood Mobile Schedule
• It's back-to-school week
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Diabetes Education Center Partners with Belpre Senior Center
• 150-year-old tombstone found in woods
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Offers Safe Driving for Seniors Educational Session
• Pedal tractor pull draws crowds
• Glenwood Retirement Community Holding Open House
• Waterford fair
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Offers Scoliosis Screening
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Diabetes Education Center Receives Recognition
• Marietta Memorial Hospital’s Volunteers Hold Medical Uniform Sale
• July Blood Mobile Schedule
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Offers “Alive at 25” Program
• Selby General Hospital Performs It’s First Orthopedic Surgery
• Marietta Memorial Hospital Offers Colorectal Cancer Educational Session
• Selby General Hospital’s Intensive Outpatient Open House to be Held August 4
• Marietta Area Teddy Bear Fundraiser to be Held August 4
• May Blood Mobile Schedule
• MMH Volunteers’ Giant Used Book Sale
• 2010 Friends & Trends Fashion Show To Be Held May 13
• Playground site at a crossroads
• Saying 'Thank you:' Firefighters honored at artists gallery reopening
• Slumping economy lures more recruits to militar
• Fair fun in Waterford
• Access: 20 years
• Where are the jobs?
• Teen hurt in ATV crash
• City will appeal police ruling
• Iraq still stirs local emotions
• Senator says federal dollars can improve conditions
• EXTRA: Dog tags, Historic ship, Jobs assistance
• Belpre begins new school year
• Robbery suspect feared he'd be blamed for theft
• Judge clarifies juvenile center issue
• Muni court bids raise hopes
• Algae alerts
• EXTRA: Robbery hoax, Obama in Columbus, Favre's back
• County may hike dog tag fee
• Murder suspect makes insanity plea
• County juvenile center controversy
• Thrift store robbery a hoax
• Pot find
• New Ohio rules will mandate DNA from any felony suspect
• WSCC president all for making changes
• MEA OKs pay freeze
• Park upgrades
• EXTRA: Robbery hoax, Meth arrests, Massey cited
• Two arrested in meth lab search
• Warren schools: Renovation vs. rebuilding
• Racing down the river
• Back-to-school also means a return to the doc
• One arrested in home invasion, more expected
• Football fans hopeful at dawn of season
• Electric cars
• Foam sweet foam: Right Path Block Party
• New CEO at Eramet
• Police ask for tips on thrift store robbery
• Bear spotted in Marietta
• Marietta running out of available plots
• Fort Frye controversy
• Reactions to crime
• City search
• Steamboat era photos
• Prison for son who let mom live in squalor
• EXTRA: Marietta robbery; Teen killed; Gay marriage
• Police throw a party
• Rates vary for extra trash
• No detours for work zone walkers
• Learning to swim
• Update: Marietta business robbed, gunman at large
• $400,000 sought for asphalt paving
• Coping with heat on the farm
• Man takes plea deal out of abduction of ex-wife
• Not guilty pleas made
• Marred markers
• A Family Story: Grandpa Miller
• He Won the Right Battles
• New Spirituality Book Presents Christian Principles In Easy-To-Understand Format
• Community Earth Day Celebration
• Mid-Ohio Valley Fiber Arts Festival

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