Portsmouth, OH News

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• City asks for input on tax budget
• High School Graduates, We know how exciting this time is for you, but don't forg...
• ‘It’s always with you’
• SOMC observing National Cancer Survivors Day
• Memorial Day ceremonies remember ‘why they died’
• Man dies from hit-skip crash
• Firefighters honor their fallen
• McKinley Pool set to open June 4
• Museum offers summer outlet for kids
• One teen set to soar
• OSHP: Man jumps into Ohio River to avoid capture
• Memorial Day events, Monday, May 28
• Race/walk, track meet to support scholarships
• PFD remembers fallen firefighters at annual service
• Storage managers battle burglars
• Kentucky to reunite veteran items with families
• Give the gift of life by donating blood
• Councilman wants city manager revote
• Remembering sacrifices of the fallen
• Portsmouth man faces drug charges
• Man faces weapon, drug charges
• Restaurant manager leads charge to help veterans’ kids
• Johnson, Smith honor SOCF’s Bauer
• Falcon fun in the sun
• Oak Hill man charged with raping girl, 12
• Showing respect
• Council approves FOP contract
• Judge: Relationship with girl violates probation
• Vase thefts plague cemetery
• Prosecutor: Last pain clinic doctor arraigned
• Parade honors first responders
• County asks for sewer project extension
• Pike County man, woman face drug charges
• Brown: Bill to cut through VA red tape
• Class of 2012 will be the first from new Clay High School
• Waverly company receives state tax credit
• Two Waverly men face drug charges
• A career built on faith
• Pullin wins re-election in Kentucky primary
• Ray Charles’ daughter to sing for the hurt, hung-up
• AAA7 recognizes Older Americans Month in Scioto County
• Sadlers convicted in pain clinic case
• Lambert headed to Mongolia with OCC
• State Rep. Johnson receives Legion of Merit
• Sadlers Convicted
• InfraMetals given state tax credit
• Health Coalition looks to expand
• Man charged with murder
• Building doctors to visit Portsmouth
• Mayor wants in loop with FOP decisions
• Health coalition applying for $25,000 grant
• Flag-raising ceremony
• Portsmouth West Band Boosters to hold ‘Band-Aid’ event
• Underage drinking illegal, deadly
• Five indicted on drug charges
• River cleanup set for June 16
• Low turnout expected in Kentucky primary
• Two men face drug charges
• City could give PPD captain’s test soon
• USPS: Move Portsmouth mail processing center
• Kiwanis charters Aktion Club
• SOPAA unveils 2012-13 Performing Artists lineup
• Porter Twp. Pool opens next weekend
• Hike for Hospice raises $50,000
• ‘Shots fired’ call leads to two drug arrests
• Emergency alerts on cell phones to begin soon
• Striking out cancer with ‘Burg Little League
• Class dismissed!
• May is National Foster Care Month…You Can Change a Lifetime!
• Win-win week for USEC
• Two face drug charges
• State, county officers say ‘Click it or Ticket’
• Scioto DD appoints Beach interim superintendent
• NB students plant community garden
• Former pain clinic operator, doctor indicted
• Cruise-In planned for Saturday
• OSHP commander: Texting law would be enforceable
• Principals pucker for pig
• Shawn E. Bear has joined Pinterest! Follow him!
• New Boston Community Yard Sale: June 2
• Albrecht gambling on New Steel
• Fifth-Third building remains option for city hall
• County plans $1.2 million in road projects
• Callihan indicted on pain clinic charges
• Building Committee: More input from city
• Prosecution, defense rest in Sadler trial
• Uplifting moment for SOMC
• Counseling Center expands health care, housing focus
• Council votes down FOP contract
• Police seek copper thief
• Council debates funding house tear-downs
• New Rides offers 3-wheeled vehicle
• The one that got away
• ‘Burg man charged in burglary, theft
• Hike for Hospice set for Saturday
• Farm Service announces producers deadline
• Police chief: Protect yourself from scams
• Clay seniors honored at banquet
• Grant to upgrade Greenup 911
• Council debates sanitation rate hike
• PCSD examines new state report cards
• Civil Service Commission reforming
• SOCF honors fallen employees
• DOE to host public meeting
• $960,000 slated for Ky 7 upgrade
• We're excited for a great Summer Orientation today.
• Upgrade will digitize county clerk’s records
• Alumni Choir to perform at South Webster banquet
• At least 7 juveniles being charged in arson cases
• New Boston offers high school for sale
• Notre Dame hosting open house
• Music with a minor
• River Days entertainment announced
• Bickett, Shirey win Kiwanis Chopin Competition
• Habitat to raise walls on 11th house
• New mom celebrates Mother’s Day at 46
• Cutest Kids Contest entries begin today
• Capturing half a century of history at A-Plant
• Four Scioto schools recognized by U.S. News
• Five charged for stealing bark
• Bridgeport celebrates with rehab reunion
• NB ghosthunters featured tonight on Bio TV
• OSU’s Woods directs Clay band
• Kentucky drug court graduates 19
• Portman, Wenstrup tour southern Ohio
• Man arrested after running from deputies
• West to host fundraiser for band uniforms
• New license plate to support Kentucky veterans
• Upcoming Relay for Life fundraisers
• South Webster celebrates 100th anniversary
• Cunningham tour ‘a trip of a lifetime’
• Local student offers help to Ashland family
• Albrecht, others optimistic after Kasich meeting
• County now to give yellow fever shots
• Mail carriers, union collecting food donations for area pantries
• House passes drug tracking bill
• Brown’s bill would help struggling homeowners
• SOMC: New ER policy already in place
• Coin collectors come to Portsmouth
• Gun, cash, safe stolen from churches
• Students exercise ‘Right To Read’
• Fluor donates to Pike Y
• TOSRV set for weekend
• FOP endorses Terry Johnson
• Churches prepare for Spring Jubilee
• Batteries, cable, fuel stolen
• Kasich praises Roberts at opiate summit
• 3 charged in pharmacy theft
• Group to lobby Kasich for New Steel support
• Petition circulating to stop sewer project
• Man accused of theft from Minford Little League
• State board OKs broadband expansion funds
• Shield results released
• Remains added to Kalanu Native American Cemetery
• Take the new local news trivia quiz today!
• Author book signing at Boneyfiddle Arts Center
• American Centrifuge reaches one-million hour milestone
• Scouts learn safe shooting
• New protocols to curb ER opiate scripts
• 1810 House opens for 2012
• Portsmouth man accused of hit-and-run in Huntington
• SSU graduates 485
• Congratulations to the 487 graduates who are now part of the SSU Class of 2012!...
• Solicitor suggests taking up sign issue again
• View the livestream of Spring Commencement here:
• Health Coalition to meet
• Car dealer faces drug trafficking charges
• CAO seeks ‘Rapid Response’ for SFI employees
• New Boston police officer injured in crash
• Spring Commencement will be held outdoors on the Alumni Green at 10:00 a.m. Satu...
• Kasich announces broadband expansion
• Grand jury busy with indictments
• Prayer prevails at courthouse ceremony
• Johnson, Basham battle over veteran legislation
• Kasich won’t lobby for New Steel
• Kasich dedicates Habitat house
• Law enforcement agencies join forces
• SFI closing New Boston plant
• TONIGHT: Clay Local presents Night of the Arts
• Women Build looking for volunteers
• Salvation Army to sell crafts
• Engineering students compete in design challenge
• SOPA seeking funds for experimental clean-up
• Portman mum on veep stance
• Former office building razed
• Northwest School’s ‘Evening with the Arts,’ to be held May 8
• Students learn importance of agriculture
• Group rasing money for Little League mural
• Kasich to attend Habitat dedication
• PFD: Juveniles suspected in March arsons
• Spring Commencement rehearsal is scheduled for noon on Friday in the Vern Riffe...
• County asks for New Steel study money
• Hope Fund collecting pledges for marathon
• Group measures ‘food insecurity’
• Commissioners OK $338,595 for guardrails
• Mayor indicted on voter intimidation charges
• River Days holds Princess Tea fundraiser
• City workers donate to food drive
• Fuller hired as Children Services director
• Banks to cooperate with pain clinic prosecution
• Girl Scouts showcase artistic ability
• Play today: Test Your Local News Knowledge
• Take back day nets 97 pounds of drugs
• Judge orders civil service exam
• Lawrence County woman killed in ATV crash
• Piketon woman faces drug charges
• Bauer named SOCF officer of year
• Cincinnati port authority considers expansion
• Rain doesn’t dampen the fun at Trout Derby
• Otway still working to rebuild
• Sobering performance
• Students witness graphic reality of drunk driving
• SSU geography professor, son publish book on Western Badlands
• Follow sign posts along yellow brick road
• Detectives: B&E suspect hiding under house
• Taking laps for literacy
• Bill would limit student loan rates
• Hundreds of youth to walk to proclaim ‘drug-free majority’
• Hats off to Clark Memorial Library Director Connie Stoner who was recognized tod...
• Congratulations to Dr. Linda Koenig who received the James P. Chapman Distinguis...
• SCSO: Couple took baby on burglaries
• Southern Ohio loses a great man
• FirstEnergy steps back from steel plant project
• Shawnee Labor endorses Haas
• IRS honors Potter’s House Ministries
• Green School schedules special election
• House OKs Vivitrol funding bill
• Banks to change plea in pain clinic case
• City considers transfer station upgrade
• Council to consider texting-while-driving ban
• Elementary entrepreneurs: Students make notepads for economics lesson
• Pain clinic owner held without bail
• Locals ‘arrested’ to raise money for MDA
• Survey: Scioto sees tech improvements
• Rickey film given Spring 2013 release
• 42nd annual Dogwood Festival set for April 26-29
• Three charged for meth possession
• Beshear to pill mills: ‘Get out of this state’
• A reel good time! Jaycee’s Trout Derby this weekend
• City considers automatic sanitation rate increase
• Red Cross blood drives for May 2012
• Brown, Mandel race remains close
• Valley Fire hosts first cruise-in
• Health board grapples with inspection process
• Signs of the times: County required to replace nearly all street signs
• Eagle Scouts awarded Ware scholarships
• Ready, willing, ABLE: Program continues preparing people for success
• PES prepares for first ever junior show choir
• Cooper crowned first Know-It-All
• Study: Scioto men have lowest life expectancy in Ohio
• Fire destroys South Portsmouth home
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• BAC spotlights local artists
• Senior art ahow, sssay/poetry contest announced
• SOMC, Cancer Society provide support groups
• SOLACE, autism events raise awareness
• Funding helps continue cleanup
• Volunteers needed to measure rain, predict floods
• Are you a news know-it-all? Prove it
• April is Fair Housing Month
• Health fair promotes healthy lifestyles
• Drug collection day set for Friday
• ‘Well on our way’: Finances continue to improve at county
• Clinic keeps pets healthy, happy
• SOLACE and Autism Project celebrating today
• Students plant trees for Earth Day
• Portsmouth Pantry Garden expands
• Area counties consider A-Plant disposal support
• House bill could revive A-plant project
• Yoga instructor Laura Wooten
• Committee takes up city building ideas again
• Pain clinic owner, doctors indicted
• Hundreds attend Memorial Hunt
• Trustee: ‘Township cannot afford to open pool’
• Board of DD superintendent takes state job
• Volunteers contribute millions to community
• Go West to “Oklahoma!”
• ‘Shanty Town’ raises money for homelessness
• Three more from Dayton area face drug charges
• MiAppa sponsoring faith-based conference
• Pit bull bites woman in face, official says
• Neighbor: Still no action with vacant homes
• Portsmouth man sought in shooting
• DOE’s A-Plant tours fill up
• South Webster health fair
• Turning recycling into an art
• Four teens injured in crash
• Council to consider rental fee proposals
• Bennett lights up Wheelersburg Little League season
• Handicapped workarounds: Recently immobilized man asking for more to be done at intersections
• 6 face drug charges
• Family asks for help rebuilding after fire
• SciotoTech paving way for blended learning
• Three face drug charges
• Kiwanis Pancake Day is today
• Longtime businessman Padron dies
• ‘Anything Goes’ at annual library quilt show
• Spartans program on sale for $12,000
• NB 5k raising money for Relay for Life
• McCrory hired as new superintendent
• Portsmouth City Building Committee
• Minford choir to offer Disney medley
• Three SOCF guards identified
• Health Fair offers free screenings and information
• Two face drug charges
• Register by 5 p.m. today for the Spring Bear Run. After 5 p.m. today, the regist...
• High School Seniors who are planning to attend SSU Fall 2012: Be sure to sign in...
• City pays $5,500 a year for Marting’s
• President’s Gala at SSU goes south to Havana
• Greenup E-911 receives grant money
• Locals ask for GOP support of ‘Buffett Rule’
• Little League dedicates new Field of Dreams
• Having a blast: Sculptors blow up sand creation at Minford event
• PPD: Man charged with trafficking heroin
• Vehicle count to gauge need for light
• Brothers suspected in aggravated burglary
• ‘I love recycling’: Electronics, documents secured, recycled at event
• Green, Glenwood students choosing sodabriety
• Ohio fires 3 SOCF guards over inmate suicide
• Police find Stroud; court date set in Scioto
• Basketball Association buys former middle school
• Rotary helps fund outreach summer camp
• Survey ranks state, area nursing homes
• Man faces aggravated burglary charge
• Kasich to speak at Habitat dedication
• Suspect charged in Nickles murder
• ‘Addiction is bad for business’
• Clay choir thrilled about dinner theatre
• Rosemount man flees psych ward
• Students impress Foundation
• Sierra’s Haven entered in contest for $100,000
• Board of DD donates to Homeless Shelter
• E-waste and shred day set for Friday
• Bullets found in NBHS
• Portsmouth first on Ohio River with Water Protection Plan
• Patriot shares Cold War story
• City paying for SSU dispatch
• City trims more from CIP budget
• Hill sentenced to 2 years for bank fraud
• Franklin Furnace man charged with failure to comply
• Machine gun shoot set for weekend
• Pinwheels for Prevention
• Baseball fan? Enter to win at PDT website
• CIP fund to pay for road, phone upgrades
• LCSO: Husband kills wife, himself
• Pike County man charged with murder
• Percussionist plays museum April 13
• DeWine: Marriage amendment one issue
• Glockners contributes equipment, money to Little League
• Cook named OCC regional coordinator
• Fluor seeks Innovators in Entrepreneurship Competition
• DOE offer first public tour
• Runners give back
• Scioto remains one of Ohio’s unhealthiest
• Sewer project faces opposition
• Johnson asks for intersection help
• Children’s screams chase off intruder
• Hundreds turnout for egg hunt
• SciotoTech students have real home work
• Uecker wins State Senate race
• Donini gets FOP Lodge #187 endorsement
• Charges against dog warden to be refiled
• Man killed in crash on Ohio 73
• Local author to appear at Portsmouth Library
• Plant plans include educational training
• Living in fear: Abandoned houses more than an eyesore for neighbors
• Pack-Riggs returns to Clay School Board
• Marriage amendment petition certified
• Nurses aide charged with sexual assault
• Hope Fund helping hungry
• $500,000 slated for new Russell Senior Center
• Lucasville man faces sex with minor charge
• Documentary tells SOLACE story
• Schmidt hosts military academies meeting
• EPA to village: Develop sewer plan
• Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt this weekend
• Ky. Deputies: Man flees with child on motorcycle
• Four indicted in bath salts case
• Three indicted in murder case
• Bridge repair to begin next week
• Portsmouth man charged with theft
• Summits to tackle southern Ohio health challenges
• Memorial Day motivation
• Students support teacher
• UPDATED: Memo points to SOMC merging with OhioHealth
• Animal clinic opens on Bierly road
• Stress Awareness and Management Workshop
• SSU Baseball to observe Veterans Recognition Day
• Community Action to buy Welcome Center
• Rickey movie filming in Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee
• Gampp: SOGP to ‘fade away’
• ‘One of the bigger dealers’ arrested
• South Webster man charged, described as one of area's largest drug dealers
• Kroger raises money for muscular dystrophy
• ‘Wear Blue to Work’ for Child Abuse Awareness
• Planting churches: Local congregation supports missionary couple in West Africa
• County considers fix to ‘Burg intersection
• Shooting Stars defeat local Celebrity Team, 147-43
• Johnson introduces concealed carry reform bill
• Volunteers help keep communities clean
• Clay dedicates new school
• USEC running on credit through May
• Troubled waters: Clay Trustees say pool might not open this year
• Bill would coordinate drug monitoring program
• Maloney Foundation created for drug awareness, prevention
• SOLACE documentary to premiere in Portsmouth
• Thinking about becoming a Bear? "Like" SSU Admission, and stay updated on Admis...
• $540 million lottery sets new records
• County Permissive Sales Tax up $178,000
• Community forum opens discussion on racism
• Join us for the Celebration of Scholarship lunch in the Sodexo Ballroom today at...
• Weather helping cleanup efforts
• Radio legend, patriot dies at 92
• ‘Someone is going to get killed’
• Vandals disrupt 911 call centers
• Kentucky man killed in crash
• West side dries up during water main break
• Salvation Army expands free meals, pantry
• Relay announces bazaar fundraiser
• Meth makes a comeback
• Husband, wife plead guilty to embezzlement
• Chief: Arsonists at work in Portsmouth
• DOE to host public tours of Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• Gearheart elected BOE director
• ‘Burg graduate joins Wendy’s Corporate
• Franklin Furnace man faces forgery, theft charges
• Semi overturns, spilling trash on 140
• SciotoTech students plan return trip to West Liberty
• PSO celebrating more musical diversity
• Glockner to host child safety fair
• The Annual Job Fair is TODAY from 10am to 2pm in the Sodexo Ballroom (on the 2nd...
• House passes college funding bill
• Veterans group expands to Huntington
• 179-vote margin triggers Senate recount
• Lack of quorum pushes agenda to next meeting
• West to host drug awareness training
• Ministry offers Soup in the Park
• Abandoned properties coming down
• Oak Hill man faces weapon, drug charges
• Missing man found in Huntington
• KDMC opens third floor
• Game raising money, awareness for Scioto DD
• Latest city building idea not likely for November ballot
• OSMA gives Johnson Voice of Medicine Award
• Deputy retiring after 22 years at SCSO
• Derby day: Cub Scouts compete with their pinewood race cars
• Boy Scouts to honor Gerlach
• College hosts egg hunt
• Sewer project funds remain in limbo
• Celebrity chef develops menu for NB barbecue
• ODOT creates new division for public-private partnerships
• Forest Service begins Wayne burn
• Students earn school credit in the workplace
• DOE, Fluor-B&W seek industry input
• Group moves forward with city building concept
• Habitat help
• New Boston man faces drug charges
• State, schools prepare for severe weather
• Husted to speak at Lincoln Day Banquet
• OSU Men’s Glee Club performing at VRCFA
• Good eggs: Church fundraiser to raise money for summer camp
• NB steel plant asks for abatement
• 2 Waverly men face theft charges
• Prescribed burn approved
• ‘Pray, Preach and Partner’
• New Boston Clean-Up Day: March 31
• MSP planning downtown Cash Mob
• Plastics Day is THIS FRIDAY! Be sure to register to attend if you are considerin...
• Outpouring continues to help Otway rebuild
• Valley interviewing 4 for superintendent’s job
• County OKs burial of Native American remains
• Local law enforcement trains for HIDTA
• Village installs new traffic controls
• Reed indicted on drug charges
• Author speaking at two events this weekend
• Schools cooperating for ‘Club 18’ activities
• Building committee meeting fizzles
• WHS says hello again to musicals with ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• Man charged with kidnapping woman
• Barlow behind latest city building idea
• Truck driver hospitalized in rollover
• Mild winter leaves surplus in salt
• DeWine cites pain clinic progress
• NB Police arrest 3 on meth charges
• USDA audit of SOGP continues
• Kentucky recognizes Medal of Honor heroes
• Hamilton honored by Ohio Habitat
• On campus tomorrow between 10am and 3pm? Come to the UC Lobby for a photo! You...
• Spring break spent serving Food Bank
• Deli fundraiser set for Otway FD
• SciotoTech students lend hand in West Liberty
• Celebrating St. Patrick
• OU reveals A-Plant ideas
• Johnson proposes cold med regulation
• Power Pack Program expands to Northwest
• Going homeless for a cause
• Man goes missing for the 7th time
• Two indicted on sex-related charges
• Minford man faces drug charges
• Hopeworks sells T-shirt operation
• Lucasville man faces drug charges
• Despite a strong comeback at the end the SSU Women's Basketball team lost to the...
• Think tank mulls revitalization plans
• Realities of racism: Coaches, players dealing with racism in high school sports
• Habitat plans Dinner and Dance fundraiser
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• Students, the first round of Financial Aid award packages have been sent to your...
• Sierra’s Haven to hold annual pot of luck dinner
• Baldridge pleads guilty to murder
• ‘Burg man’s hand chopped off in argument
• PDT employee charged with theft
• The Shawnee State Women's Basketball team vs. Azusa Pacific tomorrow morning at...
• Check our our talented artists tonight in the Appleton Gallery in the Vern Riffe...
• Piketon RD&D project at Piketon to receive $150 million
• Fluor-B&W release economic strategies
• Two arrested for receiving stolen property
• Teacher indicted by Scioto grand jury
• Students are invited to the annual job fair on Wednesday, March 28 from 10 a.m....
• City revises vicious dog law language
• City investigates improper vehicle uses
• Taylor arrested on meth charges
• The Shawnee State University Women's Basketball team will take on the NAIA defen...
• Tractor Supply Co. coming to New Boston
• Damaged overpass estimated $80,000 to repair
• National Center for Missing Children joins search
• Congratulations to the number two ranked Shawnee State Women's Basketball team w...
• Sturgill: Sell the Marting’s building or level it
• No. 2 Shawnee State Women's Basketball takes on No. 7 William Woods (MO) this mo...
• Pain clinic trial delayed again
• Council OKs 2 pay rate changes
• Legion helps storm-ravaged town
• Girl Scouts celebrate with flash mobs
• Local churches participate in Feinstein Challenge
• Red Cross Disaster Comedy Blaster, March 23
• Minford, Piketon win Academic Tournament at SSU
• Prepare now for flooding
• Saddler set for St. Patrick’s parade
• Gas prices spike
• City to offer new drug to help battle addiction
• Kids chow down from ‘round the world
• Community gathers to help Otway
• Woman killed in head-on collision
• Storm victims eligible for low-interest loans
• Clocks, smoke detectors change Sunday
• Pike moves Dog Pound to Sheriff’s control
• ODOT: Ohio 139 will be open in September
• Minford 6th-grader competing in state Nat Geo Bee
• State offers online training for firefighters
• Dale Kuhn named Farmer of the Year
• Adena-Pike partnership begins
• Labor Council art show planned for April
• Otway man charged with murder following argument
• Update: SUV catches fire, explodes
• PES to perform Aladdin this weekend
• Uniopolis donates truck to Otway FD
• Three charged in murder of Friendship man
• Kentucky man killed in crash into cemetery
• OSHP: 466 OVI arrests in Scioto County last year
• Fluor weighs D&D options
• McDermott man pleads before murder trial
• Father, son charged in ATV theft
• PUCO sets pricing plan for AEP
• Students learn from local candidates
• Race cars burn in garage fire
• FOP endorses Donini for sheriff
• Court gets grant for Community Service Program
• Second District shocker: Wenstrup upsets incumbent Schmidt
• Provisional ballots might decide State Senate seat
• Ohio 139 project extended
• Opiate numbers on decline statewide
• Meeting to discuss bypass effect on water supply
• Children’s Services director resigns
• Rachford wins primary for Commission seat
• Hoover excited for General Election
• Scioto picks Johnson, Wilson in 6th; Schmidt, Smith in 2nd.
• Clermont might swing numbers for Hall
• Alley wins nomination for Recorder
• Feeling Green
• OSHP seize cocaine, marijuana during traffic stop
• Portsmouth man faces theft charge
• State rejects too-low ORV bids
• West Portsmouth woman faces drug charge
• Two arrested in NB burglary case
• Local firefighters help with storm cleanup in Kentucky
• NWS: Otway storm was tornado
• Minford man faces burglary, theft charges
• Lucasville man accused of credit card theft
• Election about more than presidential primary race
• County OKs new financial recovery plan
• Brown raises pay concerns at A-Plant
• Habitat help
• County schools collaborate to form Southern Ohio Academy
• SSU Gaming program is 7th on Princeton Review list
• County Honors Band preforming at VRCFA
• Emails reveal dysfunction with Marting’s deal
• Dutey: School safety plan in place
• Review: ‘Sweeney Todd’ sends a message
• ODOT begins 139 project Monday
• NB artist alumn donates painting to district
• 1 dead in Ohio storm, possible 5 tornados reported
• Storm damages Otway fire station
• Man killed in Ross County accident
• Storms' death toll rises to 8
• Bell collecting food for veterans
• Crash at Fourth, Union streets
• Congratulations to the SSU digital simulation and gaming program for being named...
• SOMC settles false advertising claim
• Meeting helps residents save on flood insurance
• Folk art exhibit opens today
• STAR raises pay rate for workers
• Kids, love your hearts
• Brown and blue
• Teacher charged with compelling prostitution
• Scioto JFS consolidating services
• Portsmouth FD trains for rope rescues
• City considers vicious dog law
• Marting’s deal dead; committee chair resigns
• Good luck to our SSU cheerleaders and Shawn E. Bear who are competing in a colle...
• State funds SSU, park projects
• Minford man faces drug charges
• State reviewing academic standards
• Marting’s suitor remains mystery
• Saez already at work with community development
• FEMA flood insurance meeting today
• Clay seeking new school board member
• Franklin Furnace man charged with burglary
• Professor assembling collection of local writers
• Minford man faces drug charges
• Two injured in U.S. 23 crash
• Businessman fights AEP rate increase — and wins
• Just 4 Fun Bowling League Honors Athletes
• Help reduce strays with Spay Day today
• Glockner adds to its service center
• Home care worker accused of stealing from elderly
• Malone talking to Saez about returning
• Crash snarls traffic north of Waverly
• Hoover appointed as municipal magistrate
• Keep America Beautiful affiliation to help get grants
• Facebook group reconnect friends to Portsmouth’s past
• Students spending break as volunteers
• Anti-overdose program to begin April 1
• Doctors remove huge tumor
• Schmidt tours proposed steel plant site
• FEMA pleased with village, city progress
• Ware: It’s a new chapter in PPD
• Give Kids a Smile
• Opiate numbers drop dramatically in Scioto
• Potential buyer: Marting’s building being considered by nonprofit
• Strickland: Governor’s race decision later this year
• Local lands roles in Hollywood
• Hospice Center welcomes Marley
• Crews pick up 200 bags of trash
• Mayor fires development director
• Meeting tracks steel plant proposal
• Glockner celebrates grand opening
• Village opposes city’s sewer rate increase
• South Webster teacher selected for fellowship program
• ODOT closing parts of 139 for road work
• Wonder where the weather went?
• SOGP considers fallout from loan gaffe
• OSHP IDs truck driver in bridge crash
• Aging agency asking for ombudsmen
• Overpass on U.S. 52 damaged by truck
• Sex offender arrested for failure to verify
• SOGP fires Huff for improper use of fund
• 2 face drug charges in Pike County
• Drug deaths decline for first time in decade
• Hamilton honored for Habitat volunteerism
• Portsmouth man’s company wins franchise award
• KC and the Sunshine Band to headline House Party
• Crusade coming to Portsmouth
• Connecting continents: Scioto DD communicates with Kenyan counterparts
• Portsmouth filmmaker screens movie at OSU
• Rescue Waggin’ helps save area animals
• A day of teaching: Community center keeps Black History alive
• Development leaders to meet about steel plant project
• Chu, Portman discuss uranium enrichment
• Johnson, Malone spar over gay marraige support
• Local troopers earn honors
• Pullin bill praised at Pentagon
• Educators presenting at regional conference
• Meeting to help keep flood insurance costs in check
• ODOT sets spring paving project schedule
• 2 face credit card theft charges
• Bittersweet goodbyes: New Boston fans cheer team in last game at old school
• Krikorian campaigns at SSU
• Baker performs Fridays
• Disruptive student arrested at SSU
• Mynes sentenced to 6 years for raping girl, 17
• Dance for donations
• Newman arraigned in pain clinic case
• Kessinger pleads guilty to murder
• Get your tickets today! The award-winning musical "In the Heights" is coming to...
• HealthNet executive arrested for embezzlement
• Good news: County revenue above estimates
• Horner begins retirement, campaign for sheriff
• Scouts lead City Council in Pledge of Allegiance
• Fire department receives federal grant
• Teaching from tragedy: Man shares story with students to discourage drinking, driving
• W.Va. proposes pain clinic legislation: Portsmouth used as example of law’s potential
• Kasich appoints Willis to Scioto County Court of Common Pleas
• Memorial blood drive sets 300-pint goal
• Two churches to merge: New congregation to be called Grace Community Church at Bigelow
• Habitat begins construction on 10th house
• Waverly woman dies in car accident
• County teams up with Forest cleanup
• Crusade wants to pack Vern Riffe Center
• Mayor: Sewer rate hike to cover deficit
• Serious injury avoided in downtown crash
• Minford man faces kidnapping, rape, assualt charges
• Webb leads state in stolen vehicle recovery
• Open house scheduled for Minford sewer project
• One injured in downtown crash
• Volkman gets 4 life sentences
• By FRANK LEWIS PDT Staff Writer Portsmouth firefighters will not be getting a raise in salary
• Green receives banner of excellence
• Hoops For Hospice raises $1,500
• Students leave their mark on new building
• Funding cut from D&D, added to USEC RD&D
• Woman faces endangerment charge after drug bust
• Mayor Malone: King opened doors
• SSU ends birthday celebration with homecoming
• Hospital gets to heart of the matter
• DOE, Fluor-B&W move massive amounts of material
• Portman talks drug prevention
• MiAppa hosts Valentine’s Showcase
• Two Toledo men face drug charges A Toledo man is facing drug charges after he was stopped about 8:05 p
• Domestic violence suspect charged with resisting arrest
• Celebrity dinner, auction set for March 15
• 3 schools advance to regional Mock Trial competition
• KDMC to host heart event
• Winter weather on its way
• Humane Society offers aid to Pound
• ‘Burg woman accused of having sex with child
• Brown bill to help struggling sewer systems
• Portsmouth leads way with OD prevention
• Mysterious gun, bones found
• ODOT partnership doesn’t necessarily mean toll road
• 2 teens injured in crash
• Floodwall de-accrediting to begin Feb. 23
• OSHP: Heroin, meth found during traffic stop
• Furnier pleads guilty to armed robbery
• OSHP: Equipment violation leads to drug charge
• SOLACE’s Krohn awarded Courage Medal
• SOMC again gets Komen grant
• State GOP endorses Jean Schmidt
• Caught in the act: NBPD: Woman shooting up when police arrive
• $30 million sewer funding in jeopardy
• SOMC offers Friends & Family CPR training
• OSHP: Pound of pot found during traffic stop
• ODOT explores private partnership for bypass financing
• PFD: East end fires set by same person, people
• Group of politicians oppose ACP loan
• PPD: 2 charged with eluding police after race
• Dog warden cruelty hearing set for Feb. 13
• 18 Ohio students travel to D.C.; 4 from Scioto County
• Father and son shot during argument
• Chocolate Walk attracts a crowd, despite weather
• Wenstrup campaigns for Ohio 2nd
• SOLACE display moves to new location
• Cleanup nets 10 tons of trash
• Mayor: Horner not returning as police chief
• Portsmouth faces trash delays
• ‘My How Times Have Changed’
• Step inside the New Boston School construction
• MSP receives accreditation
• Johnson, Hash join Counseling Center
• Ky. lawmaker proposes pill mill bill
• Cook retiring from West after 25 years
• Scouts brave cold at camporee
• SCSO investigates animal cruelty case
• Body pulled from river identified
• Bill targes left-lane driving
• IRS offers tax tips
• Reported fire leads to drug charges
• Board of DD sets Parental Rights training session
• SCSO searches for sex offender
• McDermott couples honored by state
• DOE meeting addresses disposal concerns
• Anonymous donation a surprise to Salvation Army
• Take the Scioto Survey
• DeWine: Long way to go with drug problem
• Wreck that killed deputy nets murder charge
• Chocolate Walk returns Saturday
• DQ steps up to the ‘Challenger Challenge’
• 2 locals featured in statewide anti-drug campaign
• PPD: Heart trouble causes crash
• Rarden Fire Department raising money for EKG scanner
• Horner appointed to state task force
• NB School again receives Auditor award
• 20 unsheltered homeless counted in Scioto
• Terry Johnson introduces teacher appeals bill
• DOE, Fluor meeting tonight
• Celebrity Chef dinner set for March 15
• AG offers scam safety tips
• 2 face drug charges in Pike
• Body pulled from Ohio River
• Judges, Waste District declare war on trash
• TLC to air woman’s weight-loss victory
• Auction to help man fight cancer
• Group marches for Life
• Expo offers one-stop wedding planning
• Main Street Portsmouth honors volunteers
• Labor department provides grant for flood recovery
• Harlem Globetrotters headed for Waverly
• Ohio’s fire fatalities hit 25-year low
• DOE air plant asbestos removal project completed
• Adams appointed to drug task force
• West Portsmouth man killed in Ky. crash
• Carson leaves Health Board after 45 years
• NatGeo to feature area in drug program
• DeWine certifies medical marijuana petition
• ORV facility up for sale
• State Rep. Johnson joins Counseling Center
• Fluor, DOE officials concerned over ‘13 budget
• Murder suspect changes plea to guilty
• Brush challenges Schmidt for Ohio’s 2nd
• Greenup man charged following standoff
• Council vote favors minimum staffing
• Author receives grant to write flood novel
• Madison voters return to former precincts
• Band Aid: Green High School band raising money for new uniforms
• Drug tourist ‘ringleader’ sentenced to state prison
• Woman grateful for mother’s sacrifice
• City, village remain vigilant for hundred-year flood
• Church records city’s history
• Re-mastered ‘River Voices’ to be shown Friday
• Schmidt bends Obama’s ear again
• Church continues to feed the needy
• Man faces charge of raping 17-year-old
• Police searching for runaway teen
• Lucasville man faces drug charges
• Volunteers conduct homeless census
• Police: Suspect hiding in baby crib
• Karel license revocation upheld
• Council kills deal with firefighters
• Shoplifting suspects assaults Walmart employee
• Commissioners present updated recovery plan
• Main Street Portsmouth honoring volunteers
• Army Corps colonel to speak about 1937 flood
• City begins demolition process in Second Ward
• City of Portsmouth grapples with a nuisance
• City cuts budget deficit in half
• Chester Neff, 89
• Congressman to DOE: Stop supporting USEC
• State expects improvement at SSU
• Homeless count being conducted
• Legion donates flags to Municipal Court
• Crash injures 2 on Feurt Hill Road
• Mattes to speak at March for Life
• Shawnee State Bears seeing Pink
• South Webster man charged with having sex with minor
• Daymar goes red for heart disease
• Get ready to Bid Your Heart Out
• L.A. studio to film in Shawnee Forest
• Portsmouth man killed in salt truck collision
• Johnson, GOP reveal ‘12 priorities
• Local doctors embark on medical mission to Phillipines
• Bicentennial committee elects board and officers
• Deputies put ‘dent’ in theft cases
• SOCF’s Morgan named warden of year
• SOMC placed on Fortune Magazine’s ‘Best Companies’ list
• SSU Pink Out for SOMC Breast Cancer Compassion Fund
• Waterworks director explains overtime
• McKell students pledge to eat healthy, be active
• Portman endorses Romney for President
• Wheelersburg Honor Roll
• ODOT almost ready to award Ironton-Russell bridge contract
• Reward offered in fatal Oak Hill fire
• Warnock elected Clay School Board President
• Pink Out! Shawnee State University vs Rio Grande Saturday, January 21st
• Union explains contract savings
• City considers solutions to run-down properties
• Engineer’s office no longer updating tax maps
• Pedestrian killed by vehicle in Ky.
• SOMC celebrates Heart Month
• City paid $577,833 employee overtime in 2010
• Student presents research with SOMC doc
• Green presents tax levy to voters
• Peebles man dies following fire
• 2 fires suspected as arson
• Scottown woman killed in crash
• Pullin district expands into Lewis
• Date change drops Green from ballot
• Dog owner: ‘He is fine now’
• ODOT warns motorists driving in snow: ‘First is worst’
• Students see area through the Times
• Ellen Vetter loses battle with cancer
• Health commissioner reacts to dog neglect reports
• Unions endorse GOP’s Terry Johnson
• Breakfast honors Moore
• Martin Luther King events set
• Take the Survey: How would you balance the city budget?
• Carey transitioning into SSU job
• Johnson talks jobs at SSU
• Longtime gardener Gibson dies
• Mayor releases proposal: Firefighters would get raise, pay more for benefits
• Chu makes ‘down payment’ on ACP
• Raymond Gibson, 86
• Dog owner pleads guilty
• South Point store owner, clerk arrested Thursday
• SCSO, PPD raid novelty shop
• SOLACE finds temporary display space
• Nylund suspended over outburst
• Wheelersburg pain clinic trials set
• Guns reported stolen in October
• Legion provide burial for veteran
• Council wrestles with state demands
• Santorum off 6th District ballots
• Library donates coats to Homeless Shelter
• New management to take over at Shawnee Lodge
• Temponeras loses license permanently
• HEAP help available
• Shoplifting call leads to drug arrests
• Johnson: Consider contract before approving it
• EPA orders manhole covers fixed
• Baseball Banquet tonight
• West Portsmouth plant to get upgrade
• Willis running for Domestic Relations judge
• Temponeras hearing today
• State: City must cut deficit in 2 years
• Man charged with robbery/kidnapping
• Plate reader leads to Lowery arrest
• Bomb threat suspects sought
• Inspirational Genetta Moore dies at 83
• Police home, happy again
• Riffe elected County Commission chairman
• Two dead in Ky. auto accident
• Encumberances push county budget into red
• Fire marshal’s panel considers smoke alarms
• Manson sworn-in as OSBA president
• Johnson criticizes job description revision
• Council considers cuts, raises
• PD returns to city building
• Historic sign removed
• Robinson faces 82 drugs counts
• Cyclist injured in collision with truck
• The Wall comes down: SOLACE removes display from Marting’s
• Sheriff investigating baby’s death
• Municipal court passes on New Boston assault case
• Leist returns to Eastern as superintedent
• Central Presbyterian to close
• Waverly school board member will be new OSBA president
• Crash injures 2; drunk driving suspected
• Commissioners OK local incentive bidding option
• 2 injured in U.S. 52 crash
• Village Council appoints Williams president
• Dog Warden accused of animal cruelty
• Local pain clinic owner arraigned
• SSU swears in police officers
• ‘Faking the funk’
• SSU Coach Robin Hagen-Smith will be featured on WSAZ TV3 tonight at 10 p.m. and...
• Salvation Army exceeds goal by $11,000
• OSHP: New Year’s fatalities up
• Youth group champs to play for national audience
• 2011 rain causes $2 million in damage
• Mother: Son beaten defending sister-in-law
• 2 face drug charges following traffic stop
• Schmidt tries again for ACP legislation
• Malone: Trash policy within city’s right
• Taking the plunge: New Year crowd leaps into Ohio River for charity, fun
• Committee’s recommendation will go to voters
• Man faces assault charges
• Lawrence County man injured in hit-skip accident
• 2012 Baby New Year
• Students present research at D.C. conference
• OSHP honors top trooper, dispatcher
• Bell assumes Autism Project presidency
• Minimum wage jumps by 30 cents
• Now is time for dog tags
• Gallia man gets prison time for rape
• Bird count countinues: Tradition tries to keep track of feathered friends
• TOP 10 STORIES: Pain clinic closures top news for 2011
• Waverly student nominated for West Point
• Man charged with assaulting officer
• Pit bull owner enters not guilty plea
• Union objects to trash change
• ‘Burg schools award contracts to renovate stadium
• 6 Kmart stores to close: Region spared any Sears, Kmart losses
• Gee promoted to assistant fire chief
• Mayor forms budget committee
• Ballet returns to SSU for third year
• Pike County Sheriff: 10th meth lab busted
• Union protests Treatment Plant bid
• City unveils display policy
• City changes trash routine for holiday
• Temporary injuction ordered on pain clinic
• Council wraps up 2011: 2 councilmen, wives thanked for service
• Ironton-Russell Bridge project delayed
• Turn your tree into fish habitat
• Revolution to fast, pray for God’s help
• Injunction sought for pain clinic
• Polar Plunge participants meet Sunday
• Jewelry popular among thieves last week
• Piketon mayor wants support in pharmacy opposition
• Sadler changes drug charge plea
• Thieves steal copper from church heating and air
• ‘Black Market Babies’ wins Emmy: Greenup’s Hall earns award for video production
• Northwest school board accepts treasurer’s resignation
• New federal status sought for Family Health Care Center
• Portsmouth brewery now bottling its product for retailers
• Taxi bandit arrested for NB robbery
• Firefighters feed the needy
• Crash kills 1, injures 4 in Waverly
• County passes temporary budget
• Santa delivers early in Scioto County
• Recruitment officer completes one year in Portsmouth
• Taxi bandit robs New Boston store
• Girl wins crown for helping hungry
• Shawnee Animal Clinic steps in for Santa
• Indiana AG investigating Lundeen’s new license
• Six inmates too dangerous for death row
• It takes a family to raise a village
• Helping Hands gets $10,000 grant
• Judge rules against city fund transfer
• Unemployment rates drop, but Pike, Scioto still lead state
• Coalition to try again for drug education levy
• Gospel concert to support community programs
• Mayor: No discipline for chief’s absence
• MBL umpire to headline Banquet
• Woman rescued from burning home
• Church offers its first Christmas musical
• Last pain clinic closed: Officials applaud successes against drug abuse
• Toy drive to help 100 kids
• City, MSP awards $32,000 in grants
• A wave goodbye: Friends say farewell to Denver Ferguson
• Police seize drugs, weapons, cash at store
• Recruits get taste of training
• Schmidt: New bill to fund ACP
• Authors event steeped in history
• Coleman fund helps give gifts to kids
• SOLACE wants to stay in Marting’s
• Red Cross support vital this time of year
• Facebook request brings couple home for Christmas
• Pullin wants regional balance on Ky. medical licensure board
• SSU graduates 174
• Mayor: Chief Horner AWOL
• Bob Evans, Counseling Center collaborate to raise funds
• Piketon couple charged with child abuse
• Dalton facing drug charges
• Niehaus reflects on 2011
• Congratulations to the 174 graduates who received their diplomas today during fa...
• Troopers give kids shopping spree
• Village shows appreciation for employees
• ACP funds now ‘an uphill battle’
• Kasich, DeWine applauds Lundeen revocation
• Scioto County launches new website
• Cornerstone offers free Christmas concert Sunday
• Areva, USEC partnership a possibility
• School 21 begins class Dec. 26
• McConnell House to host Authors Showcase
• Reiser rails against JobsOhio
• Legion hosts party for veterans
• Gerlach, Jones file opposing briefs on fund transfer request
• Pub to host Irish Christmas Party, will feature giveaways and ugly sweater contest
• Big Sandy expanding in Scioto County
• Rush Townhip to remain divided
• NTSB recommends phone ban
• Schmidt questions Corzine on bankrupt business
• Saddler thanks mayor for rapid response
• BOE tables township voting flap
• Main Streep Portsmouth remains busy this holiday season
• Wilson looking for rematch against Johnson
• Fire guts second Grandview house
• ‘Burg Christmas Coffee House set for Saturday
• SOMC, SSU partner for Cold Hands …Warm Hearts Campaign
• Perry’s Pizza Barn opens In Portsmouth
• Minford man charged in shooting
• Wellston gets $130,000 COAF grant
• Kentucky veteran awarded French Medal of Honor
• Group works to expand broadband access in Appalachian Ohio
• Man indicted on drugs, weapons charges
• Johnson testifies for meth tracking bill
• ‘Memory Project’ art on display at museum
• Ohio certifies signatures for early voting referendum
• Faith Esham performing free concert
• Coleman to challenge Reiser for Commission seat
• 20th Annual “Festival of 9 Lessons and Carols,” Dec. 19
• Proposal would slow first-class mail
• Polar Bears ready for New Year’s Day
• Greenup bridge project continues
• George Wright, 85
• House recognizes Johnson for national honor
• Billups releases ‘Winter Nocturnes’ CD
• Salvation Army coordinates charitable giving
• Auditor examines Portsmouth Schools
• County road work schedule Dec. 12-16
• Key politicians on board for ACP funds vote
• Students get a shot to sing
• Neighbors crash head-on
• B&W exec added to USEC board
• Woman survives crash into river
• Crash with semi kills woman
• Jackson man faces weapons, domestic violence charges
• Aide: Bill would be interim help for ACP
• DeWine joins effort to kill bill that would expand robo-calls
• “Le Nutcracker Cirque” performing at SSU
• Sources: Recent fights at SOCF gang-related
• Veteran Service holds open house since moving to new office
• Toy drive accepting donations
• SOLACE display moving to different window
• SODI donates $150,000 to Pike sewer project
• March Primary races set
• Larry Bryant, 62
• Pike County hospital joins Adena system
• Salt standing by
• Suspect charged in co-conspirator’s murder
• County HAZMAT changing hands
• Volunteers decorate Emporium for Santa’s visit
• ‘SantaLand Diaries’ and ‘A Christmas Carol’ set for Friday, Saturday
• Kara Garvin’s murder appeal denied
• Scouts auction exceeds goal
• Court sentences “meth cooker” to 11 years
• Crawford adds personal touch to mini-mart
• Motorists put paradegoers in danger, village says
• Alley files for recorder’s race
• Lintz announces candidacy for recorder
• City rehires Weghorst as IT/office manager
• Church group to give goodies at Santa event
• PPL collecting clothing, toys for the homeless
• Johnson to run again, for new seat
• City asks SOLACE to move display
• Woman struck by car, injured, in Portsmouth
• SOCF officer injured stopping fight
• Elderly man dies after being run over in Greenup
• Oak Ridge Boys returning to VRCFA
• Piketon plant schedules emergency response exercise for Dec. 10
• Craig J. Opperman P.E., Scioto County Engineer, announced the work schedule for the week of Dec. 5-9, 2011. SLIP REPAIR
• Students add Christmas cheer to downtown building
• Elks collect for Salvation Army
• PDT cooks up recipe contest
• Pharmacy employee charged in drug theft
• Local shoppers Stroll with Santa
• Santa visits New Boston
• Inmates build cabins to learn skills
• Firefighter: PFD considering EMS service
• Keyser announces candidacy for Commission
• Sheriff: Variety of drugs found during traffic stop
• SCSO: 2 charged, meth lab found in ‘Burg
• Woman dies in car accident
• Court considers city’s transfer request
• Rosenberger seeking re-election in Ohio’s 91st
• Portman asks $150 million for USEC
• Veterans Health and Benefits Fair coming to Daymar
• ASC asks for matching funds to secure state, federal money
• SOLACE founder to lead group full-time
• Sherrod Brown touts tax plan
• DeWine warns of Medicare scam
• Emails recap recent city concerns
• Retail is Detail gives businesses advice
• New Boston Christmas Activities
• Tour of Churches, Dec. 9
• What a display: West Portsmouth man shares growing light display
• 12/1 Local Briefs
• Veterans Services Office moves, a little
• Saddler to mayor: Why is ‘emergency’ house still standing?
• Museum asks for ugly alley to make ‘beautiful walkway’
• Road work finishing along U.S. 52
• Ferguson carrying on Mylee’s Mission
• Committee to seek city building solution
• Carey resigns House seat to join SSU
• Guns stolen from Portsmouth home
• RSC director says 50 clients involved in breach
• Elks honoring Pearl Harbor with ceremony
• Firefighter: Even with raise, plan costly to union members
• Homeless Shelter gets grant, needs much more
• City councilman Haas running for Ohio House
• Hilltop station reopens
• Water main breaks when hillside slips along Sheldon-Cartro Road
• SCSO keeping homicide details close
• Vending veteran: Boy having success with vending machine business
• Recycling pays for ‘Burg students
• Wonderland wraps up today
• Small business gets its day
• Reviving a Christmas tradition: Marting’s Santa returns to downtown Portsmouth
• New Office of Appalachia director to focus on ACP
• Hunting accident kills father
• Pike County stays atop unemployment list
• Annual Train Show opens today at SOMC Friends Center
• Local attorney files for appeals court seat
• Malone proposes budget cuts
• FD, churches collecting baskets for Valley’s needy
• Occupy movement evolving locally, nationally
• Green to challenge Schmidt for Congress seat
• Consider safety when decorating
• Daymar to host veteran counseling
• Hill View prepares for bazaar
• South Webster Christmas Parade set for Dec. 3
• Fund transfer court date set
• Cornerstone hosts free Thanksgiving dinner
• Pit bull owner indicted; Bowling faces charges after attack injured toddler
• New Boston Walmart ready for Black Friday
• Ciraso hired as new Valley super
• ‘Cavern of Choices’ drawing big crowds
• SSU welcomes new trustees
• Free trees offered on family farm
• BOE confirms income tax, city manager vote
• Turkey traditions: Churches to provide food, fellowship on Thanksgiving Day
• RSC counselor placed on leave
• State places city in fiscal caution
• State investigates trashed files
• The Hoppers to perform for Operation Christmas Child
• Fire marshal offers Turkey Day safety tips
• Donini: Meth leb found; five charged
• New Boston Council OKs one-time wage bump
• Man charged with sexual assault
• Vetter remains unpaid by city
• Green High School vows to ‘Shoot Out Diabetes’
• Kundrata announces candidacy for Congress
• Police chase, catch car theft suspect
• Buckler jumps into judicial race
• Grant helps put disabled people to work
• United Way donates children’s books
• Riffe passes on recorder bid
• Agency records found in trash
• Rape reported in West Portsmouth
• Fire claims Boyd woman
• Shopping Extravaganza held Thursday
• Sciotoville School practicing lock down
• County’s sanitary engineer resigns; Joe DeLong, who held post before, takes job in interim
• Free performance offered tonight at White Gravel Mines
• First Jingle Bell Jog set for Dec. 3
• Red Kettle Kickoff is Friday
• Local vendor Christmas Sale, Nov. 26
• Johnson earns national honor
• Choir raises money for Cancer Fund
• Leeth indicted for grand theft
• Gas line explodes in Athens County
• Lundeen asks for return of Blackberry
• New Boston Christmas breakfast, parade on Dec 3
• Educators trained to report abuse
• ND students collect 10,000 cans for pantries
• Movie makeover: Portsmouth 8 Cinemas getting $800,000 renovation
• Scioto 4-H’ers sell tickets to ‘Magical Night of Giving’
• Air Evac Lifeteam bases receive CAMTS accreditation
• Jones to ask council for legal funds
• Veterans Day events
• Moving day draws nearer
• Horner, as independent, moves retirement
• 143 provisional ballots remain to decide city issues
• Judge denies motion to delay Lundeen case
• Sciotoville grad addresses school after deployment
• Christmas Dinner Show concert, Dec. 3
• Two injured in U.S. 23 crash
• Garden Clubs Decorate Lodge
• Sheriff’s Office confiscates counterfeit bills
• FOP files suit against city
• Thanksgiving dinner served at Elks Lodge
• Costumes designed by Lucasville native featured in Macy’s Parade
• Ky. woman struck, killed by vehicle
• Students practice reading with dogs
• Brown pushing Jobs bill to benefit veterans
• Keith Maupin honors veterans at Northwest
• Fantauzzi surrenders medical license
• Eagles donates to Sierra’s Haven
• Portsmouth Pizza Hut wins again
• USEC still working Capital Hill
• Recycling event geared toward fun
• Santa returning to downtown Portsmouth
• Veterans Day events
• SOMC physician Dr. Mullins dies
• Lucasville couple faces drug charges
• Kalb returns to Council with easy win
• White says he was not asked to resign by School Board
• Crabtree switches to GOP
• Drug prevention programs still planned at Portsmouth School
• Bench pitches hip replacement at SOMC
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in copper theft
• Local author signing books at Praises
• Scioto County, Portsmouth, New Boston trick-or-treat is 5:30-7 p.m. tonight
• Trooper hit on U.S. 52
• Volunteers pack a party
• New Boston 5K to buy Christmas gifts for needy kids
• Local author writes book about overcoming tragedy
• Girl Scouts dedicate quilt barn square
• Barbeque encourages vote against Issue 2
• Drug Take Back Day flourishes
• Riffe kicking around idea of running for recorder
• Man arrested in NY protest not from Wheelersburg
• ‘Picture This!’: New business opening Monday
• Ky. man arrested in wife’s murder
• Chu: It’s up to Congress for ACP project
• Notre Dame teacher selected for seminar in D.C.
• Schmidt letter blasts Obama for ACP delay
• Library using therapy dogs to help nervous readers
• Horner wants to be sheriff
• Sheriff: Man shot over gas theft
• Ky. highway crews start thinking snow
• Donini retires, named interim sheriff
• Guns remain high on thieves’ list
• Dr. Murray donates to Hope Fund
• Angel Food Ministries closes
• Police auction to benefit drug enforcement
• Romney avoids specifics, but supports GOP effort
• Habitat to dedicate ninth home
• Village, county meet with FEMA officials
• Veterans Day programs being planned
• Infra-Metals breaks ground
• Absentee voting deadline changed
• Valley super placed on leave
• Temponeras gets Medical Board hearing
• Councilmen: Committee meetings not properly advertised
• OCC preparing for Packing Party
• Council to consider regulating signs
• Council begins process of moving police back into city building
• Aging agency to host Hunger Summit
• Council OKs $126,000 second opinion on survey
• Shawnee students begin Main Street internship
• Lewis gets pollution grant
• Local public school districts oppose HB 136
• Suspects now required to give DNA sample
• Scioto honors Cold War Patriots
• Blood drive celebrates 10 years
• DeWine clarifies concealed carry change
• Baseball great Johnny Bench to visit SOMC
• Trojans march on Columbus
• Former Portsmouth resident's documentary challenges the value of college
• Police: Traffic stop nets nearly 200 pills
• Volunteers ‘make a difference’ in Portsmouth
• ‘Birds of a Feather’ exhibit opens Oct. 29
• Goodwill continues push to help disabled, disadvantaged
• Port City Pub to host a Celtic Halloween
• Scioto, Adams gain federal drug label; should help fund drug abuse prevention
• Pike law enforcement busy with drug arrests
• DOE plans research with USEC at Centrifuge facility
• East goes pink for breast cancer awareness
• Locals test preparation with anthrax simulation
• Beaver man held on juvenile rape charge
• City's Community Development holding food drive during Make A Difference Day
• Attention Gamers! Shawnee 9.0 is right around...
• Group asks Kasich to ban the sale of exotic animals
• Man dies from wheelchair accident
• SciotoTech students bring ‘Angry Birds’ to life
• In the pink: Hospital, businesses, groups join forces today to fight breast cancer
• Strickland speaks at Democrats’ Fall Banquet
• Crash kills Ross County woman
• Kentucky man dies from acid burns
• Seussical the Musical, Jr. set for this weekend
• New Boston police taking Christmas donations
• Make A Difference Saturday in Portsmouth
• Drug Take Back scheduled for Oct. 29
• Brown pitches millionaire tax for jobs recovery
• Greenup to get expanded ovarian cancer screening
• 3 face charges for delinquency in mailbox destruction
• Kentucky council to thwart illegal prescribers
• Candidates debate countywide government issue
• County numbers looking up
• Fall colors at peak, experts say
• Judge explains city building security
• Candidates debate ‘financial crisis,’ income tax issues at forum
• Minford church collecting donations for homeless shelter
• Bedbug eradication best left to professionals, health official says
• ORV 'trashed' in last days: Feces, graffiti found on walls after inmates left
• 2 men face new bath salts charges
• Lowe’s closing 20 stores: 'Burg store not closing
• Kentucky creates council to thwart illegal prescribers
• Man indicted on child rape charges
• Lowe’s closing 20 stores: Wheelersburg store will remain open
• Security concerns: City’s lockdown policy might leave handicapped waiting at door
• Jailed man found dead
• Habitat hosts annual dinner tonight
• Flurry of counterfeit bills show up in ‘Burg
• Child burned when throwing gas on fire
• Main Street Portsmouth announces $25,000 in grants for property owners
• Come watch Coach Robin Hagen-Smith and four members of the SSU Women’s Basketbal...
• Bolte crowned Miss Ohio USA 2012
• Scary scouting: Camp Oyo hosts first of two weekends of Halloween fun
• Protesters occupy Portsmouth
• Trees To Textbooks brings $265,000 to Scioto County
• Strickland to headline Democratic banquet
• Chief: 3 of 4 Friday night fires 'set'
• Cain uses Christian college backdrop for campaign stop
• Best Care launches coat drive for children in need
• Cut-A-Thon to benefit SOMC Cancer Fund
• Two more vacant houses burn
• Big Foot and Harry Potter featured in library’s upcoming events
• Lions to host Harlem Wizards game
• Vigil against violence
• If you are a Shawnee State student interested in entering one of our health scie...
• Car Show to benefit cheerleaders
• Songwriter to share his story of loss with SOLACE
• Johnson: Police funds should be under Council control
• Brown urges Obama to change trade policy
• Pageants set for weekend in Portsmouth
• Fire destroys West Portsmouth home
• NBPD: Man, woman swiped Kmart jewelry; also suspected of theft in Ky., Portsmouth
• Commissioners host Health Fair
• Teacher gives up license: State moves to permanently ban Brian Glenn from teaching
• Paving progress: Crews on track to with paving projects
• Friday’s fire raises coverage questions
• Horner releases fund reports
• Police ask for help finding credit card thief
• Korn Karnival returning to Second Street
• Lil’ Lambs Learning Center to open Oct. 19
• Council makes use of emergency suspension, sans Johnson
• Columbus man faces theft, drug charges
• Canal Society to hold fall event featuring local Civil War info
• McTeachers Night raises money for school
• Firefighters reach out to kids during Fire Prevention Week
• Lil’ Lambs Learning Center to open Oct. 19
• City getting second opinion on floodwall needs
• Domestic violence vigil scheduled for Thursday
• SOMC raising money for Compassion funds
• Church mourns loss of pastor
• Fall fest continues to grow
• Good, clean fun: Week of drug-free education topped off with carnival
• Rummage Sale raises money for Shelter
• Church donates clothing, supplies to needy
• Friday night fire destroys vacant home
• Hillman awaiting pharmacy decision from DEA
• Portsmouth man faces copper theft charge
• ODOT moving forward with Ironton-Russell Bridge
• SSU gets federal money to improve educational access
• Lucasville woman facing drug charges
• CROP Walk looking for participants
• Cherish Lewis facing burglary charges
• 2 men charged with theft from vehicles
• Fire guts South Shore home
• White named Model Survivor
• Counseling Center hopes for large turnout for ‘Natural High 5K’
• ‘Halloween Campout’ set for Saturday
• Hughes pitches levy to Chamber
• KDMC expansion plans to use 10-foot right of way
• Community rallies to save bridge
• Delay making pit bulls worse, Dog Pound official says
• Areva: Brown’s claim of Iran ties ‘misinformed’
• McDermott man indicted on murder charge
• Man faces fraud in alleged mortgage scam
• New business opens on Second Street
• Five competing for NB Council
• ‘Leadership’ an issue in NB mayoral election
• WWII bomb casing remembers NB’s past
• Fall Festival popularity keeps growing
• ‘Day of the Dead’ celebration begins
• Ky. man dies in trailer fire
• Residents asked to beware of false donations
• Brown plan would stop Areva-like deals
• 3 charged with meth manufacturing
• Death row moving to Chillicothe
• Kasich to keep pressing Obama on ACP
• Jackson wants return to war on poverty
• Donini: Gun thefts nothing new
• Hillman’s pharmacy gets DEA hearing today
• Tag Sale raises money for Main Street Portsmouth
• Farmer’s Market promotes local vendors
• Take the survey: Topix
• 10-2 Death Notices
• Joyce Ann Strehle
• Death row decision coming this week
• Farley Square park gets a facelift
• State: Crisis services will continue in Scioto County
• OVRDC honors Walton at annual banquet
• USEC: Layoffs likely Nov. 1; 450 workers likely lost without federal loan guarantee
• Mood ‘somber’ at ACP
• Portman: DOE decision needed now
• Sorghum Festival underway
• Dr. Miller Toombs joining Veterans Hall of Fame
• County negotiating employee contract
• GOP endorses mental health levy
• 89th House District affected by redistricting
• Brown in town with Second Chance donation
• State approves School 21
• Man burned by acid at Wurtland plant
• KDOT: Overwhelming response for 'In God We Trust' plates
• NB Alumni Association selling memorial bricks
• Jesse Jackson to speak in Portsmouth
• 5 more guns reported stolen
• Judge: Pain clinic couple violated bond
• The SSU Student Government Association is hosting The Reverend Jesse Jackson on...
• Johnson honored by Osteopathic Association
• Sen. Brown visit to tout job training program
• Striking a chord with students
• Kiwanis to hold Chili Cook-Off
• Johnson: ‘Emergency’ legislation policy should change
• Census reports drop in poverty level
• County to replace bridge
• Daub: Are mayor, others violating charter?
• Louisville police grapple with mold
• Brown hosts Tele-Town Hall meeting with seniors
• Johnson co-sponsors drug tracking system
• Unions picket prison over Kasich cuts
• Portion of wall falls
• Judge: City needs to resolve building issues
• Local Big Brothers Big Sisters closes
• Bowled over with fun
• Church shows its love for New Boston
• South Shore celebrates the quilt
• Kids get a free day of fun
• Man charged in rape of girl, 6
• Rock for the Red Cross event set to honor military veterans
• Grants maintain programs
• Scioto near top in income increase
• Woman sentenced for child’s injuries
• SCSO: Brother shot during dispute over cooking meth
• Kiwanis Kids Day set for Saturday
• 10 faces 48 drug charges
• Store owner clarifies license transfer
• DAR chapter donates to Homeless Shelter
• Drug Take Back day set for Oct. 29
• Fall Trout Derby for kids and seniors, Oct. 22
• Board of DD tries to ‘Rock the Vote’
• Mound Park infrastructure improvements underway
• Deputies track suspect through attic
• AAA holds anti-texting rally
• Guns, jewelry stolen from Lucasville home
• Ohio Democratic Leader says redistricting hurts Ohio
• Taylor says: Obamacare will have negative impact
• Church carnival in NB this weekend
• Mark Twain visits local museum Friday
• Burned man a mystery
• Church helps feed the needy
• Kroger purchases liquor licenses
• ORV building remains in limbo
• Man charged after parking in driveways
• State continues progress with concealed carry policy
• County maintains positive balance
• Habitat builds, plans for more
• Collectible buyers set up shop at Scioto County Welcome Center
• Saddler to host forum
• USPS considers closing processing centers
• Deputy clerk charged in courthouse burglary
• Hillman continues fight for Piketon pharmacy plan
• Miss Ohio Pageant returns for 11th year
• Hazardous waste disposal day set
• The Shawnee State University Student Programming Board and Main Street Portsmout...
• Two claiming to be police officers sought in home invasion
• Special Olympics kicks off season
• September is Hunger Awareness Month
• Kasich disappointed Obama silent on ACP loan
• Action Team plans to announce ‘major honor’ at meeting
• Bias now plans family practice
• Eight still isn’t enough
• International fest ‘a taste of Heaven’
• Portsmouth Walk supports Alzheimer’s research
• EPA OKs air quality change
• New motion-sensor technologies developed in Portsmouth
• KDMC adding floor to Portsmouth location
• Accidents injure 2 in Ky.
• Daymar College hosts Career Open House on Saturday
• Main Street Portsmouth hires new director
• Cunningham wins Rising Legend Award
• NB Eagles grand opening set for Sept. 24
• Community meeting Saturday to discuss Christian movie
• Jaycees Haunted House begins Saturday
• Senior Olympics held, despite weather
• Saddler’s riverfront sign project becomes reality
• Democrats react to new congressional redistricting
• STAR program helps in job hunt
• Man dies after lost in Forest
• City clerk trains replacement
• Democrats react to new congressional maps
• Pike receives part of state CHIP grant
• Scioto County Drug Court gets $90,000+ grant
• ODOT keeps schedule for Ironton-Russell Bridge
• "The Kingdom of Survival," a documentary exploring modern skepticism in America...
• Judge rules against pain clinics owner
• Scioto still split on new congressional maps
• Computer crash cripples PPD
• Council to consider CIP fund transfer
• Johnson, Mohr to talk ORV, prison farm
• Brown touts school funding bill
• Electric company donates $10,000 to local project
• ODOT designates bypass State Route 823
• Jury indicts man for burglary, escape
• DOE recycling money going to improve NB industrial park
• Schools reaching out to special needs students
• Obama pitches jobs plan in Columbus
• Second sober house for women opens
• New Boston road work this week
• USDA offers disaster assistance from rain
• Johnson retires from National Guard
• Woman faces drug paraphernalia charge
• NB Police recalls laid-off officer
• International Festival adds Russian food on Sunday
• ORVJCF teacher honored
• Mike DeWine attacks grandparent scam
• Valley students contemplate 9/11
• Obama pitches jobs plan today
• SSU celebrates with day of service
• Post 23 remembers 9/11 victims
• American Legion rides bikes for charity
• ONLINE FIRST: Post 23 remembers victims of 9/11 at Tracy Park ceremony
• Hiles helping build World Trade Center
• Take the Survey: Are we safer, 10 years later?
• SSU remembers events of 9/11
• Lest we forget
• Business honors first responders
• Rep. Jean Schmidt reminds Obama of ACP loan guarantee
• Man in critical condition after getting lost in Shawnee Forest
• Whitetail Deer Festival this weekend
• Woman hauls trash to mayor’s office: Holiday puts cramp in pick-up schedule
• Minford man charged with theft by deception against the elderly
• Bust nets $40,000 in pills, $14,000 cash
• Beaver man killed in crash
• Michigan man faces drug charges after traffic stop
• 'Gut feeling' leads to murder arrest
• Scioto second in state for felony stops
• Future Marines raise money with warriors workout
• Legion leading ceremony on Sept. 11
• Eagles fighting fires — with lottery donations
• 5 charged in drug bust
• Johnson selected as chairman of Veteran’s Affairs Committee
• 10 indicted in Detroit drug ring
• Kentucky awards $4.8 million contract for bridge project
• Make-A-Wish sends local teen to Disney World
• SSU students volunteer for 9/11
• PPL wants to hear your 9/11 story
• Child charged in school bomb threat
• Rally planned to help repeal SB 5
• NB borrows money for floodwall repairs
• Brown previews Obama speech
• Museum features 5 artists in new exhibit
• AG opens new crime lab
• Missing Ky. man found safe in forest
• State gives neighborhood grant to Pike County
• Meeting set for Department of Energy, Flour info session
• State and county enjoy calm Labor Day roads
• Clifford Scholarship benefit walk scheduled
• Technology helps recover vehicle
• Homeless Shelter asks for your help
• Death ruled homicide
• LCSD: Murder suspect kills self
• Wheelersburg wins 2011 Miss River Days
• OSHP stops vehicle, finds drugs
• Man reported missing in forest
• SSU launches new honors program
• Fire Marshal: Smoke alarm saves life
• PMC hosts open house
• Parade sizzles
• Greenup County Fair honors Bill Hieneman
• Pro-Issue 2 group says TV commercial backfires
• Rep. Schmidt reads for recovery
• Group returns from hurricane trip
• FAA grant to improve airport
• Take heat seriously
• U.S. Chamber urges Obama on ACP
• PDT email restored
• Slone retires after 24 years
• Law enforcement on patrol this weekend
• OSHP: 2 traffic stops net 3 drug arrests
• Teacher takes on bullies
• Free food for veterans and those in need
• State shuffles ownership, management for 5 prisons
• Students getting an iPad education
• River Days off and running
• River Days parade promises to be big
• USEC files to switch investor stock
• Longtime county employee retires
• ‘Lest We Forget’
• Labor Council to rally before parade
• Lundeen’s affidavit unsealed
• Casino trips must stop, court tells couple
• Northwest Middle School is ‘Excellent’
• Group works to save bridge
• SCSO: Man arrested for drug possession
• NB officer injured chasing suspect
• Bowling, Just 4 Fun
• SB5 opponents gearing up for vote
• NB Police: man stole sewer covers
• Toy gun triggers bus scare
• New Boston high school rated ‘Excellent’ by state
• River Days Festival opens Thursday
• 2 face drug charges after traffic stop
• Woman accused in theft scheme
• PLT hosts Marlowe Awards Dinner
• Hope Fund brings its Power Pack program
• Guns popular items in recent thefts
• Business icon Everett Williams dies
• 4 arrested during OVI checkpoint
• Franklin Furnace man facing two sex charges
• CTC students learn welding in virtual reality
• Sheriff: Officer supply drugs to inmates
• Crash kills Otway man
• New Boston opens ‘School 21’
• Hurricane knocks out PDT email; alternative email address set up
• Dr. Seuss art contest at Boneyfiddle Arts Center
• Harry Potter and the Toledo Symphony at SSU
• 5th annual Hunter Tennis Tournament Sept. 10-11
• Senior Expo canceled amid budget concerns
• Take the Survey: Prescribed burns
• Senator Rob Portman asks for deficit ideas
• Man indicted in death of woman, child
• Locals deploy to hurricane zone
• Gas fire damages Wheelersburg bank
• South Webster man charged with robbery
• CROP Hunger Walk recruiters to meet Sunday for training
• ‘Beyond our expectations’: New Clay Local Schools impresses at open house
• Schmidt pushes for child literacy
• EPA approves Shawnee forest burn
• Veterans director visits Scioto
• Endowment fund allows for younger philanthropists
• Tip leads to heroin bust
• Minford woman faces drug charges
• Hospital looking to partner with Adena
• OVI checkpoint planned Saturday
• 2 from Michigan face drug charges
• Rickey mural to be rededicated Sunday
• Russian megatons continue adding to megawatts
• Aging agency offer elder abuse assistance
• Make a big difference
• Clay open house tonight
• Students welcomed back, German style
• Body found in recycling identified
• ‘Burg tops area on school report card
• City Council takes up parking issue
• State asks city to better define charge-offs
• Ironton-Russell Bridge project delayed
• Medical helicopter service celebrating fifth anniversary
• McDermott man charged with burglary, tampering with evidence, theft
• 139 closed for water line relocation
• SOLACE supports police at Council
• West Portsmouth woman suspected in bank robbery now charged with burglary
• Basham asks for balanced budget
• Back to School for Portsmouth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Engineer gets OK to fix storm-damaged roads
• Jack L. Blakeman, 83
• Alumni - hope you plan on joining us September 10 for Alumni Weekend.
• LATEST: Quake shakes Scioto
• GHS teacher writes book
• New park manager looking to upgrade
• Police Chief Horner files complaint over black mold in city building
• Body found in Lawrence County recycling facility
• We welcomed another record-breaking number of students for fall semester today w...
• Nov. 8 candidate slate set
• 2 charter amendments, levies fill November ballot
• Car  show to benefit American Legion Post
• Yard Sale helps Hayden family
• Students, parents make a difference
• Course set to support drug addicts
• Big Block Bash: Church passes out backpacks for back-to-school
• Items needed now for Operation Christmas Child
• Deejay now spinning tunes for STAR
• SOMC adds pump to its run
• DOE scrap helping local economy
• Greenup gets Improvement grant
• DeWine certifies elections petition
• Sobriety checkpoint planned tonight
• Shawnee State Student Makes a Quilt of Memories for Professor
• Ky. lawmaker requests medical board records
• John Fout indicted for receiving stolen property
• Hero of Hudson plane crash inspires
• SOMC using electronic health records
• Motion: Revoke bond for pain clinic operators
• SOLACE vows to find PPD new HQ
• John Simon Band to perform Sunday
• Jesse Stuart Weekend coming Sept. 23-24
• Boy sells lemonade to pay vet bill
• NRC OKs USEC license extension
• Kentucky lawmaker: Board needs better Rx oversight
• Columbus woman pedals for a cure
• Items being collected for Operation Christmas Child
• City trying not to repay state for sidewalk
• City trying not to repay state for sidewalk
• Haverhill plant to sell for $106 million
• Take the survey: Police and fire personnel staffing levels
• Cruise-in to benefit Christmas fund
• Ky. lawmen: Meth lab found in home
• Zumba for a Cure raises awareness, funds
• Boy pleads guilty in burning baby
• USEC investors push deadline again
• PALS donates for puppets
• County recovery in ‘decent shape’
• Parents warned following child rape
• Chief fires back at Johnson plan
• Washington-Nile dedicates middle school
• Hayden family amazed by sale
• Fair attendance up overall
• Ballot change could save money
• DeWine applauds health care appeal
• Little Sandy bridge finally headed for scrap pile
• Bouncing back from a rough start
• Portsmouth union leader takes national job with AFL-CIO
• Fair comes to a crashing end
• Minford will keep door-to-door buses
• $34,000 hog
• Gallia power outage might affect Sunday's PDT delivery
• Mayor: Door-to-door salesmen misleading customers
• Engineer overhauls Scioto County map
• Trooper honored for stolen vehicle recovery
• Zach Shope wins Showman of Showmen contest
• Two W.Va. men face drug charges
• United Way donates school supplies
• SSU professor opposing Syrian regime from Portsmouth, Middle East
• Scioto County Fair Schedule
• Second Street antique shops evoke emotion, nostalgia
• Spider sighting doesn’t sit well with local mom
• Chief Curator Johnson to lead discussion on ‘Ohio River Pilot’
• Medical Board investigators to carry firearms
• John Temponeras’ medical license permanently revoked
• Integrated Philosophy and Religion degree offered at SSU
• Political parties battle over state district lines
• Clean-up jobs available
• Pit bull case referred to grand jury
• Athletic Complex Phase 2 development begins next week
• 1 student away from Effective
• ‘People still like to laugh’
• Glockner unveils service area redesign
• 2 Democrats want Kasich's prison privatization deals made public
• Brown to DOE: Keep focus on USEC project
• Hill View Retirement Center receives five stars
• Pulling for the winner
• Fair attendance up
• Portman added to Debt Committee
• Witter, Browning, Baker tops in fair horse competitions
• Councilman wants repeal of police, fire levels
• Bratchett to speak at subcommittee on syringe program
• Considerations during Minford bus route discussions: Sex offenders, coyotes
• BAC announces amateur photo contest winners
• Wednesday, Aug. 10, Scioto County Fair Schedule
• Council votes to hire sewer consultant
• City OKs mutual aid with SSU
• Council puts city manager issue on ballot
• Council wrangles with parking issue
• Harting crowned Scioto County Fair Queen
• Kids show their pets at Scioto County Fair
• Ohio, Ky. sharing prescription info
• Woman pleads guilty to ID fraud, theft
• Pain clinic owner fires back at police
• Tuesday, August 9 schedule for the Scioto County Fair
• Fans making difference for fairgoers
• Investigation of shoplifting charges leads deputies to meth operations
• Kersey avoids murder charge
• Ky. inmate dies in jail
• Northeast Ohio man killed in motorcycle crash in Lawrence County
• Sheriff: Man charged with burglary, escape
• Monday, August 8 schedule for the Scioto County Fair
• Church sharing wealth with single parents
• Tri-state partnership suggested for Ohio River
• Farmers, hunters help feed the hungry
• One day ‘til the fair
• River racing returns: Championship runs Sunday
• 3 districts welcome new superintendents
• Schmidt welcomes Ethics news
• Minford receives drug-free grant
• Roy Jr. Entertains
• Boat racing returns Saturday
• Johnson responds to Murray’s ballot opposition
• 5 charged after traffic stops
• Join us at the Scioto County Fair next week. We have special 25th anniversary fr...
• Escaped fugitive caught sleeping
• West Middle School dedication, Aug. 14
• Steve Penrod takes reins of Piketon’s ACP
• Scioto Democrats Rally to Defeat Senate Bill 5
• Boyd County doctor’s office closed
• Dog's owner held on $20,000 bond for 3 new charges
• Murray campaigning against city manager, tax levy
• Streets temporarily closed for SSU students
• New Boston school buildings now in their final year
• Program cut, volunteers remain
• Men jump to action to help save choking victim
• Two charged in theft ring
• Toddler out of hospital after dog attack
• Former big cat keeper: Cougar couldn’t be theirs
• Minford meetings next week
• STAR Inc. project worker appointed to Governor’s Council
• Pit bulls attack toddler
• Ky. lawmen find meth lab in cooking mode but no one home
• Shawnee State has added a new Bachelor's of Arts in Philosophy and Religion. htt...
• Ironton closes Social Security office for mold
• Life Air evolves into Air Evac
• 11 arrested in city-wide drug sweep
• Child rape suspect asks for evaluation
• City manager right for some, wrong for others
• Congress Close To Agreement, Brown Says
• Lundeen gets hearing on warrant
• Portsmouth River Days Festival 2011
• International student begins PDT internship
• The Children's Learning Center is now accepting 16-20 month old students.
• August 5 is the deadline for applications for Fall 2011 Semester for students pl...
• Scouts learn leadership, life skills
• Author gets his start at Shawnee State
• Museum opens Steamboat Show
• Missionaries from Haiti visit Community Center
• Tell us what you think about The Deal: Obama, Congress avert financial default
• Principal sets course for Greenup progress
• Bikers turn out for SOMC memorial ride for hospice
• Murray hosts free dentistry
• 2 arrested, 1 sought in burglary, assault, fleeing
• Putting the squeeze on drug abuse
• LIFE Center to close for repairs
• 'Just getting started'
• Coalition seeks levy for drug prevention
• City Health taking a stand with pain clinics
• 13 arrested in prostitution sting
• Resources for recovery
• Clark: No evidence of big cats
• Two teens charged in Oak Hill arson
• Legion plans 9/11 ceremony
• Understanding the Portsmouth LTCP
• New Boston challenges Portsmouth’s LTCP
• City faced with costly sewer update
• Burton’s retirement caps 30-year health career
• Boy drowns in Kentucky river
• Steve Free’s song tops Christian Country chart
• PAAC and Children’s Theatre announce upcoming season
• State renews victim compensation fund
• Boneyfiddle Arts Center announces calendar of events
• Cleveland group petitions Superman license plates
• HUD gives $1.2 million to Portsmouth Housing
• Prison Farm Reprieve
• Columbus doctor’s license suspended
• Strickland starts new endeavor
• Woman says she saw a lion
• Smith named health commissioner
• Council makes changes to city manager ordinance
• Council to consider Branch Rickey Way
• Reynolds returns to SSU Board of Trustees
• Council ponders SSU aid agreement
• Man sought in Grandview Inn Hotel robbery
• Lewis clerk: Personnel needed to satisfy audit
• USPS considers closing up to 3,700 post offices
• West family escapes fire
• West Portsmouth family escapes fire
• South Shore man charged in shooting
• Animal clinic project breaks ground
• Davis Funeral Home reopens
• Happy trails
• One of two escapees caught in Vanceburg
• Allan Eckert’s last book available in a special package from the JSF
• Rewards offered for homicide, arson info
• Task force to help prevent smoke alarm failures
• City to mull pact with SSU
• State: HB 93 not watered down
• Sciotoville author releases novel set in Iran
• Social Security reduces hours at Portsmouth, Ironton offices
• Assistance for home buyers still available
• What's your take on the death penalty?
• River Cruises A Boon For Local Economy
• City Councilman awards good neighbors for landscaping
• DeWine’s fraud busters set record
• Former Portsmouth Councilman dies at 85
• Bike tour begins this week
• 2 charged with drug trafficking
• Haslam sworn-in as assistant U.S. Attorney
• Pandemic preparations: Red Cross, health departments, others plan for flu outbreak
• Portsmouth solicitor waiting for state’s pain clinic rule change
• 2 inmates escape jail: Lewis County sheriff asking for help finding them
• Pain clinic laws to top Action Team meeting
• Suspect in armed robbery arrested at funeral home
• Kasich halts second execution at SOCF
• 2 men get 10 years for drug trafficking
• Daily Times names new general manager
• Artist restoring murals
• Couple follows Lewis and Clark route to Oregon
• SSU Board OKs tuition hike
• Local Lowe’s not cited in record-keeping missteps
• Panel hears murder-trial appeals
• Bears, baseball, BBQ: SSU alumni outing encourages involvement
• Missing Portsmouth woman comes home
• JD's Beef Brisket House now open in New Boston
• Hughes defends ‘sober house’
• A-Plant cleanup continues
• Waste Management District wins award
• Deputy: Theft report leads to crash into tree
• Board plans pain clinic law change
• Hadsell lands metal service center
• City trash pick up might be delayed
• Stafford sought for Greenup robbery
• Man dies in Oak Hill house fire
• Duncan: Gates not to blame for flooding
• Record-breaking support against SB 5
• Minford board member quits mid-meeting over school bus cuts
• Dean takes it for the Kroger team
• City will test its emergency response at SSU
• SOMC breaks ground on Waverly center
• Man charged in crash deaths
• Minford Schools to talk cuts
• Take it easy in heat, NWS says
• Family of 3 injured when roof of new picnic shelter collapses
• Reconnect with fellow alumni on Thirsty Thursday where the Florence Freedom host the Lake Erie Crushers. Enjoy the action from the Gold Patio located behind home plate. Your $12 ticket price includes a bar-b-que buffet, soft drinks and a commemorative T-
• Cargill donates $135,000 to Ohio hunger relief
• Execution remains on hold: Judge orders changes to lethal-injection process
• 3 charged for home meth lab
• Attention Teachers - Shawnee State University now offers two master's degrees in teacher education - one in Curriculum & Instruction and one in Intervention Specialist with a Mild/Moderate K12 Special Education Licensure. Learn more:
• Hayden boys doing well after crash
• Work set to begin on Ohio River Road: $1.2 million in funding will go to widen, resurface
• Mother, child die in crash: OSHP says car seat and seatbelts were not used
• Wild edibles
• Portsmouth woman reported missing
• House bill makes bath salts illegal
• Duncan responds to former-mayor Murray’s wastewater accusation
• Cruise-In to benefit Glockner Christmas Kids Program
• Cars Are The Stars At Charity Show
• Recovering addict: Anyone can change; they first have to want to
• OSHP pursuit ends in crash
• Dogs safe, will be adopted
• Fire still under investigation
• Rick Ferrell’s VRCFA show set for Aug. 6
• Kasich signs bill banning 'bath salts' drugs
• Man indicted for attempted murder of GCSO deputy
• Plan would consolidate exam stations in ’Burg
• Pursuit ends in crash, arrest of Sciotoville man
• Counseling Center to meet with NB Council
• House bill would help troops vote overseas
• OSHP pursuit ends in crash
• Toddler found in pool dies
• A golden ticket!
• Motorcycle robber hits Brown’s Grocery & Bait Store in Argillite
• HUD aid offered to flood victims
• Brown plan would mix employment with unemployment compensation
• Disaster declaration to aid agencies
• Diabetes seminar held at SOMC Friends Center
• Brown: ‘We’re gonna make this happen’
• DOE gives millions for A-plant cleanup
• Karel medical license revoked
• Fire damages Jackson Street apartments
• Greetings from Antarctica!
• Husband, wife arrested for burglary
• Man sentenced to 12 1/2 years in high-speed chase
• Solicitor: Pain clinic ordinance should be amended
• One dead in Pike County fire
• 18 dogs rescued from trailer
• Locals lobby D.C. for USEC approval
• One dead in Pike County fire; victim could be 13-year-old girl
• South Shore faced with rate hike in sewage bills
• Amendments delay votes on city manager
• Food Pantry registration opens Thursday
• Sheriff: Marijuana growing in toddler’s bedroom
• County: McDermott bridge is safe
• City Council OKs tax levy
• Interactive space exhibit at Shawnee State University a learning experience.
• Inmate Art Recognized By Arts Center
• Local agencies grapple with chemical disposal
• Pike County remembers Civil War heroes
• Appreciating nurses for all they do
• Public employees fight heat on the job
• Husband, wife plead guilty to drug trafficking
• Hundreds of pills found in drug bust
• Study: Ohio short of skilled workers
• Travel center to reopen early
• Teen killed in crash
• Drug czar: Local efforts getting noticed in D.C.
• UPDATE: Teen killed in crash on U.S. 52 identified
• Boneyfiddle Arts Center to host designer egg carving class
• Dingess arrested on suspicion of meth lab possession
• ‘Click It’ efforts ticket 21,000 motorists
• Are you a PDT Facebook fan yet?
• Faith Esham is starring in Gilbert and Sullivan's Princess Ida at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts July 14, 15, & 16. Tickets may be purchased at the McKinley Box Office or through ticketmaster.
• SOMC To Host Memorial Ride
• Take the survey: Casey Anthony verdict
• Local poets share their art with others
• Recycler: Copper theft will continue
• Vietnam veterans to hold cruise-in
• Little League patch goes worldwide
• Portman part of D.C. lobby for USEC
• Downpour raises talk of lawsuit
• Doctors request hearing
• Cutest Kid wins Princess Jeep
• Shawnee State among cheapest schools in state, but among highest in America
• Allan Eckert, author of ‘Tecumseh,’ dead at 80
• CAO Gets $251,772 For Dental Wellness Clinic
• Doctors not providing safety warnings
• Gov. John Kasich signs several orders
• State investigating possible voting irregularities
• Portman has not discussed running in 2012
• O’Reilly Auto Parts coming to Wheelersburg
• Disaster loan deadline nears
• Group submits petition for ‘health care freedom’
• Garvin appeals murder conviction
• Examiner: Dr. Karel’s license should be revoked
• Outage damages USEC cascade
• UPDATE: Drug czar coming to Portsmouth for town hall discussion
• River fuel spill question goes unanswered by CSX
• Prosecutor takes losses in stride
• Daymar hosts patriotic picnic
• Bats stall Ohio 139 road work
• Ohio Designer Craftsman exhibit opens
• Village passes 2012 budget
• Treasure Hunting In Scioto County
• Lucasville man charged for stealing cable
• OSHP: Stops up, arrests down this holiday
• Lucasville not among privatization efforts
• South Webster man charged with assault
• Fire damages Armstrong Street house
• Broken windows prompts ‘no drugs’ sign
• O'Reilly Auto Parts to open in Portsmouth
• SOMC awards bid for Waverly Urgent Care
• Celebrating family and freedom: What does the Fourth of July mean to you?
• Fireworks light up downtown
• Get ready for the boom!
• Now you're cooking: Campfire and grill safety tips help prevent trouble
• Craft show opens at Southern Ohio Museum
• Take the survey: Health care reform
• Johnson voices riverfront concerns to mayor, council
• Grand jury indicts 11 on 147 counts
• Highway troopers get no holiday on the Fourth
• Small towns, big celebrations
• Church honors volunteers following hall construction
• Father, son charged
• Garden Club convention July 18-20
• Brass band to perform at Reds’ game
• Johnson votes to criminalize ‘spice’
• Lawrence County receives $2.3 million from DOD
• USEC extends loan deadline
• Anti-texting bill passes Ohio House
• PPD awarded drug prevention grant
• Fiery crash kills 2 drivers
• Congressman meets with voters
• Drug czar meets with Drug Action Team
• Ohio House OKs limit to abortions
• USEC deadline comes, goes
• Cincinnati health program emulates Portsmouth
• Storm warning looked worse
• Malone: City manager not right for city
• Robinson guilty
• Tuning up for Fourth of July concert
• Faith Esham to star in Princess Ida
• 3 charged in attempted anhydrous ammonia theft
• 2nd Chance Center Holds Ribbon-cutting Ceremony
• Sounds of Summer: Boneyfiddle Arts Center hosts drumming circle
• 2 charged in robbery
• Council considers a return to city manager
• Phil Malone: No contest to procuring
• Pleasant Hill Manor wins Commitment to Quality award
• Waste Management grants available for tire program; Kentucky counties urged to apply for funds
• Know Your Neighbors: Josh Underwood
• FDA makes new sunscreen rules
• Revolution Church Free Market helps serve the needy
• Main Street tour shows off local gardens
• Albrecht: ACP would help area employment
• Malone adds support to crime bill
• Scioto Survey: Mayor or City Manager?
• Meetings
• Goff to be tried again for murder
• Loans available for local business
• Prosecutor criticizes sentencing changes
• Murder-for-hire trial postponed
• Johnson calls for city overhaul
• 2 face drug charges after traffic stop
• Luncheon celebrates students and donors
• Ohio Project nears petition goal
• Emergency funds OK’d for road projects
• Staker retiring from Health Department
• New Boston BMV office closing Saturday
• County, Counseling Center make deal
• USEC banking on loan guarantee
• New Equipment Added To New Boston Parks
• American Legion Selling Bricks To Honor Veterans
• Sen. Brown: Fire program cuts threaten local communities
• OSHP’s Crispen transfers to Patrol Academy
• AK Steel’s Ashland coke plant shuts down
• JD’s Brisket House coming to NB
• Sanderson to speak at Heroes Celebration
• Woman’s body examined
• Labor Department announces grant
• Fluor-B&W’s performance to determine county’s budget
• Area already nearing annual rainfall average
• AT&T announces 200 new jobs in Greenup
• Wife testifies in murder-for-hire trial
• Thousands in the dark after storm
• State sets pain clinic rules
• Kasich decides against ORV
• Kasich decides against ORV: Facility will close Sept. 10 as scheduled
• Thousands in the dark after storm
• WPAY call letters changing to WNKE
• Volunteers promote early literacy
• Kasich signs order to regulate pain clinics
• Near mine disaster in Kentucky has local connection
• Kasich meeting keeps ORV hopes alive
• Paving progress
• 2 Detroit men face Oxy possession charges
• 4 men face drug charges
• Lundeen meeting with BWC set for Monday
• Roberts: Hillman meeting inappropriate
• Kid’s Pool Opens
• Schmidt donates flag
• Priest leaving Portsmouth parish
• Kasich asks for disaster declaration
• ‘Burg grad a runner-up in Miss Ohio
• 4 counties sign agreements
• DOE not saying whether it will approve USEC’s loan
• 8 injured in accident
• Church Helps Feed The Needy
• Keep teen drivers safe this summer
• Students study engineering at camp
• Future Marines train with Kettle Bell Club
• Racers return to Portsmouth Speedway
• Scioto Survey: Syringe exchange program
• Hillman asks to meet with Roberts
• WHS grad competing in Miss Ohio tonight
• Kentucky fireworks law now allows for sale, use in state
• Carly is tops in Cutest Kids Contest
• Through the cracks: Woman claims she suffers without pain clinic doctor
• CAO Summer Food Program begins
• Hughes elected president of statewide organization
• Drug Court Successes: Addicts turn lives around with help from drug court board
• Kasich to sign concealed carry bill
• Gov. Kasich, General Assembly push for decision on American Centrifuge Plant
• Vehicle overturns on Scherer’s Hollow hill
• Operation Christmas Child accepting donations
• Catholic parishes planning auction to help operate pantry
• Boneyfiddle Arts Center plans summer events
• Thunder Returns To Former Speedway
• Woman’s body exhumed
• EPA: 2nd plant study not needed
• 952 syringes exchanged since March 1 with new Health Department program
• Sciotoville hires Rick Bowman as superintendent
• Securing City Hall: X-ray, metal detectors should be installed by Friday
• City Council considers income tax legislation
• Ohio, Ky. Union leaders lobby Congress
• Going Out On Top: Vickie Walker named middle school teacher of the year as she retires
• SSU students get hands on experience at A-Plant
• Kentucky gets $4.3 million to pay for storms recovery
• Club offers support for SSU student-veterans
• Kitts Hill man charged with drug possession
• Science and Art Come Together in Gravitational Wave Observatory.
• SSU's Clark Planetarium announces new summer hours. For more information, go to
• Ohio Gives $25 Million To Storm Victims
• Scioto Survey: Social networks
• Shooting suspect arrested in Ky.
• Law enforcement participates in Rx abuse training
• Recruiting industry
• Main Street Portsmouth survives budget cuts
• Sketch released in Garrison homicide
• State Medical Board finalizes pain clinic rules
• State OKs $186,400 for Lodge lights
• Doctors can request hearing from State Medical Board
• Buying chicks or ducks? Beware of salmonella
• First cohort of master's degree students graduate at SSU. See more at
• Shawnee State University Student Support Services boasts 89 percent retention rate. See more at
• Timberlake honored with Corrections Officer of the Year award
• Soon-to-be 100, David Coriell reflects on work, family
• Geoffrey Sea’s Barnes House center of Pike County history
• Cradle Walks For Life
• New owners reopen Southern Moon BBQ
• Health care opt out petition nears goal
• Conviction affirmed in stabbing case
• Mentoring at heart of job for teacher of the year
• Rent-To-Own moving to New Boston
• New doctor seeing patients at pain clinic
• State 'proposing disciplinary action' against pain clinic doctors
• Oak Hill fire ruled arson
• Volunteers line up for cleanup of the Ohio
• Williams sheds light on utility bills
• DEA suspends pharmaceutical wholesaler
• Southbound lanes of U.S. 23 closed today north of Lucasville
• RSVP embraces funding cuts, honors volunteers
• House rejects Senate budget amendments
• Teacher studies in Costa Rica
• Group pushing for health care reform opt out
• Board rejects Temponeras recertification
• Hands On
• Southbound lanes of U.S. 23 closed Friday north of Lucasville
• Kessinger, Baldridge indicted for Maloney murder
• Scioto Survey: Gas prices
• Price coordinates Talented and Gifted programs
• Community forums to explain service cuts
• Railroad safety goes international
• Boat Club Honors Veterans
• Memorializing McKinley
• Sciotoville School interviews candidates for superintendent
• USEC stock falls as deadline nears
• Village budget stays ahead in 2012
• Strickland portrait revealed
• Friendly reminder: PDT migrating readers to new Facebook page -- make the switch now
• The Heat Is On
• Youth group forgoing fun to help tornado victims
• County OKs Ohio River Road improvements
• 6 arrested in beating of man at cookout
• Crash with semi critically injures man
• Bivens: Garrison man killed
• Lundeen: Decertification rescinded
• Crash with semi critically injures Waverly man
• Vote now for the cutest kids
• Bowling fundraiser raises $3,771
• Graffiti, the other murals
• Scioto County deficit remains
• SCSO: Mother of rape victims arrested
• Brown signs anti-SB 5 referendum
• Camp Life to teach healthy choices
• Crews fixing Grant’s ‘teeter-totter’ effect
• We are experience phone outages at the University caused by the storms that passed through our area this past weekend. We're working to get them restored as quickly as possible. To reach staff members, please use email (provided in the Directory pos
• Railroad Days coming to Russell, Ky.
• EMA offers aid for flood damage
• Abandoned mines, gravel pits can be death traps to unwary
• Schmidt: Ethics ruling holding up bill-paying
• Horsing around Riders compete in Myhio Haven horse show
• Meetings
• Oxy addiction hitting youth
• Garden Tour to support Main Street
• Scioto Survey: Gas prices
• Green Twp. Rescue saves dog from river
• Judge Mowery leads clean-up effort
• Pain clinic open for business, despite reports of its closure
• 2 charged, 4 sought for robbery, beating
• Run to benefit Greenup Habitat
• SSU will host Kids on Campus June 27-30, a summer enrichment program for area students in grades 1-8. Learn more at
• Forest Service reminds visitors to beware of bears
• DeWine files court brief to reverse Miranda rights restrictions
• Groups seek volunteers for disaster preparedness
• Hillman: Portsmouth law clearly unconstitutional
• Riverfront funds face council cuts
• Kasich to meet with ORV employees
• Voting begins in Cutest Kid Contest
• Taking Action
• Beating The Heat
• Portsmouth Pantry Garden to begin planting
• SSU students volunteer more than 18,000 hours
• Brown discusses housing options
• Traffic stop finds Oxy
• DUI arrests up from last Memorial Day; 9 killed during holiday weekend
• WPAY-AM to shut down broadcast Friday
• 2011 Ohio River Sweep Looking For Volunteers
• Man killed in motorcycle accident
• Kasich in Adams to tout HB93
• Town hall set for Thursday
• Roberts: Pain clinics not open
• Boneyfiddle Arts Center to feature Reynolds on June 4
• Local union surpasses petition quota
• 2 escape serious injury following plane crash
• Community pays tribute to fallen veterans
• Honoring the city's firefighters
• Scioto Survey: the future of collective bargaining in Ohio
• Cemetery tells story of Portsmouth’s past
• Democratic poll finds Kasich approval falls
• Last day to donate to truck load for tornado victims
• Decoration Day: Community honors fallen veterans
• Vacant house burns in downtown Portsmouth
• ’Burg honors veterans with parade, ceremony at Veterans Memorial
• Soap box racing: Kids compete in third-annual event
• 5-29 Local Briefs
• OSHP: Drugs seized in traffic stop
• It’s an honor to be recognized
• Hill View fitness walk is Tuesday
• OSMB lays out rules Director updates Scioto on progress since HB 93 passed
• Chamber honors Several members recognized for service
• Plan calls for uranium enrichment Proposal would save jobs, clean up A-Plant, Kentucky politicians say
• Meetings
• Local Briefs
• Symphonic Band to perform at OUS
• SOCF officer earns state honor
• Strickland lauds Obama’s auto bailout
• Wheelersburg Memorial Day parade set for Saturday
• Thank you: Daymar honors first responders in New Boston parade
• CBS to tape during June 2 town hall
• Runners raise thousands for Cancer Fund
• 10 tons of drugs turned in during Take Back
• Keep graduation parties safe in ’11
• Scioto County part of broadband initiative
• Join SSU Athletics for the annual Golf Scramble, Saturday, June 11, beginning at 8 a.m. at the Elks Country Club Golf Course. Call 351-3285 or email jcook@shawnee.edu to register.
• Restoring the Columbia Theatre’s glory
• South Shore woman spends nearly 3 days to get news of family in Joplin
• Donations sought for tornado victims
• Otway man charged with assault
• UPDATE: Income tax increase fails by 3 votes
• Father charged with child endangering
• Pike remains atop unemployment list
• SSU student reports sexual assault
• Audit finds Lewis jailer needs better control of time sheets, audit reports
• United Way promotes virtual book drive
• Professor watches violence in his homeland of Syria
• IRS honors Potter's House tax assistance volunteers
• Potter’s House to host Hunger Walk 2011
• ‘Feel the Heat’: New Boston councilmen spend a day as firefighters
• Johnson pushes for ORV meeting
• Unions offer ‘drive-thru’ petitions
• MSP: $50,000 is vital to city
• Donations still accepted for Alabama tornado victims
• First Responder’s Parade set for Thursday
• Athletes, volunteers honored at banquet
• NB school earns wellness grant
• Malone again says city hall plan in works
• Former Fire Chief Storey dies
• Local Soap Box Derby expands to 2 divisions
• Officers plead not guilty to theft
• Employee confronts theft suspects in PDT office
• ‘Burg Teen Chasing Major Pageant Title
• Scioto Survey: Main Street Portsmouth
• Memorial Day events begin early
• Volunteers raise another house
• Brush Creek 'sweep' picks up trash from Scioto Brush Creek
• Wizard of Oz comes to VRCFA Friday
• Wheelersburg Local Schools recognized by education group
• Donations sought for Ala. tornado victims
• ‘Click It’ campaign begins Monday
• Pill mill crackdown: Kasich signs House Bill 93 to regulate pain clinics
• Proctorville woman killed in car crash
• Kasich signs pill mill law
• Village looking for stolen sewer covers
• Register now for Children’s Summer Music Workshop
• AEP president visits Portsmouth
• Ohio leads nation with doctor regulations
• Former workers accuse A-Plant officials
• Farmer’s Market begins this weekend on Esplanade
• Zoe Richards asked to defend Main Street Portsmouth
• SSU's Mirabello to appear on 'Ancient Aliens
• Mixed Emotions
• Southern Ohio Museum celebrates International Museum Day
• PES to perform Annie, Jr. this weekend
• New Boston Community Yard Sale to be held June 4
• Gampp’s John Deere plans Saturday open house
• Beshear to attempt second term as governor
• House OKs Senate changes to HB 93
• WOUB to host show on drug abuse
• Green picks Mers as new super
• Brown asks for air update
• Hillman to appeal action against pharmacy
• Temponeras maintains practice
• Godspell opens Friday at Portsmouth Little Theatre
• Senate passes HB 93
• Mosley indicted on rape charges
• Recount needed for city income tax vote
• DEA Suspends 4 Doctors, Pharmacy
• Ohio executes man who said he didn't recall crimes
• Income tax fails by 2 votes after BOE certification
• Senate passes pain clinic legislation; Kasich could sign into law this week
• BREAKING: Pharmacy, 4 doctors' offices raided, including Margy Temponeras
• First Responders React to Earthquake Scenario
• Cooper finds genealogical clues from gravestones
• The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to perform at Appalachian Uprising
• Man charged with criminal damaging
• Low turnout expected for Kentucky primary
• Malone tweaks vehicle take-home policy
• SOLACE to hold candlelight vigil Tuesday night for Maloney family
• Local man guilty of BWC fraud
• Teen found safe in New Boston
• Career Tech students help improve Mound Park
• Department of Youth Services responds to closure coverage
• Brown plan would improve VA access for veterans
• Pain clinic bill voted out of Senate committee
• Try it, you'll "Like" it: Daily Times has a new Facebook fan page
• SOLO stage crew planning for ‘Princess Ida’
• Two local caregivers receive awards
• Former Mitchellace CFO facing allegations in U.S. court
• Scioto to participate in ‘Shaken Horizons’
• 16-year-old girl reported missing from New Boston
• Fundraiser helps hospice families during times of need
• Waiting game: Crops in the river bottoms running a little behind
• Funeral home offers free casket for veterans
• 1810 House to host open house
• Ky officials support NANA
• Salvation Army to host concert in park
• Walker resigns from Sciotoville Schools
• Crash claims life on SR 32
• Webb applauds Florida's move to keep tracking system intact
• CareerTech students compete in state, national competitions
• Kasich commends Medical Board for license suspension
• Hike For Hospice set for weekend
• House passes concealed carry bill
• Man drowns in flood water
• Local Documentary Plays on Big Screen in ‘Burg
• Teacher accused of sex with student
• Malone: Police cars cannot be taken home
• The SSU Bears won against Indiana Tech 6-5 in 10 innings in the opener of the NAIA Baseball Championship in Cleveland, TN. SSU will play Regional Tournament site host Lee University tonight at 7:00pm in Game 2. The game can be heard live on: Go Bear
• Copper theft cuts power to thousands
• Man drowns in flood water
• Letter Carriers' food drive set for Saturday
• "Get the Swing of Golf" next Saturday, May 21, at Elks Country Club with Dr. Neil Evans, SSU professor in the Physical Therapy program. A continuing education session will be held 9 a.m. to noon with a golf scramble at 2 p.m. following lunch. T
• Council OKs land sale along U.S. 52
• Medical Board suspends Lundeen's license
• 711 pills found, 4 charged
• Wild weather: Tuesday storm caused mudslides, flooding, power outages
• Sophomore to March in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Attention Students! Beginning June 16, SSU will begin offering a new way for you to receive your financial aid or university refunds more quickly and with increased options. Look for your Higher One "Easy Refund Card" that will be mailed to you
• Get involved in improving the environment
• 2 Lucasville men charged with theft in Greenup
• Ceremony honors fallen officers
• Department of Youth Service numbers don’t add up
• City Council debates budget cuts
• Twitty to perform at Southern Ohio Opry
• 111 school jobs in jeopardy
• Burned body identified
• Baldridge: Gun just happened to go off
• City applies remaining principal to Ameresco loan
• Lundeen wants restraining order judgment
• Johnson: No choice in budget vote
• South Webster man gets 7 years in drug plea
• Lost in the politics
• Malone delays car take-home order
• Body in burned car a homicide, chief says
• Volkman guilty in pain-pill deaths case
• Horner: Body in burned car a homicide
• New support group formed for rare Alpha-1 patients
• Area Road Work
• Congratulations to the SSU Baseball Team! The Bears are Mid-South Champs and now head to nationals - competing against Indiana Tech this Thursday at noon at the NAIA National Tournament Regional round in Cleveland, TN. Go Bears!
• FOP: Take-home cars save money
• Great Day For a Ride
• Scioto Survey: Police take-home cars
• Scout’s Shoot-o-ree draws hundreds
• 400 graduate from SSU
• Cutest Kid Contest begins Friday
• Man accused of shooting 3 on Dutch Ridge Road
• Great ride: Bicyclists pour into Portsmouth for annual TOSRV
• Congratulations to our 432 graduates!
• Johnson receives family physician award
• Oh Well
• Brown announces plan to combat prescription drug abuse
• City water system began with one well drilled 85 years ago
• Toledo man faces drug charges
• Mayor cuts use of take-home cars
• ‘Heartfelt Prayers’
• ‘Heartfelt Prayers’
• The Provost has announced that plans for an outdoor commencement will proceed on the Alumni Green Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Learn more about commencement here:
• Motorcycle safety vital for riders, drivers
• Cost of electricity blamed in USEC’s first quarter loss
• Red Cross seeking more volunteers
• Yard sale to benefit Teddy Trooper shopping spree
• Highland Head Start gets 3 stars
• Father finds peace in bin Laden’s death
• Car show to benefit youth group
• 2 local officers charged in Hanging Rock ticket scheme
• Baldridge court date delayed; Kessinger waives preliminary hearing
• Students Learn the Importance of Agriculture
• Potter’s House challenges local groups to food collection contest
• 2 charged with drug possession
• Washington-Nile chooses new super
• New Boston Memorial Day activities planned May 16
• Basketball league forms at Mound Park
• Lundeen threatens to sue city
• Prosecutor: Deputy raped child
• Vern Riffe School Dedicates New Playground
• Portman reflects on Afghanistan trip
• FEMA in Greenup to assess storm damage
• Johnson continues support for SOCF towers
• USEC, B&W partner to form Centrifuge Manufacturing company
• Drug Take Back a success
• Income tax levy fails
• Jackson County celebrates ancient heritage at Leo Petroglyph
• Income tax defeated by 9 votes; 18 provisional ballots to be counted, though
• Greenup declares state of emergency after 12 inches of rain falls
• Hearing begins for doctor accused of running pill mill
• Johnson gets amendment changed for ORVJCV
• Names released in Adams County killings
• ‘Good riddance’
• Gamers beware of scams
• Maloney's body recovered from manhole
• McDermott man says mountain lions are here
• Fire chief: Fewer resources lead to longer response times
• New Scioto Survey: What to do with City Hall?
• Brush Creek ‘sweep’ is set for Saturday May 21
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Senator Brown weighs in on drug abuse issue
• 2 charged with Maloney's murder
• Trout Cooperate for 46th Portsmouth Trout Derby
• Cutest Kid contest to begin May 13
• Wildfire remains a mystery
• Portman in town to hear about drug problems
• Police say 4 murdered in West Union
• Budget change may affect ORV
• 2 men face drug charges
• Moms lead efforts to Adopt-a-Marine
• Untitled
• 19-year-old missing since Wednesday
• West Middle School sold for $60,000
• SSU Women’s Center releases sixth edition of Tapestries
• Rollover crash kills man
• Weeklong Kids Sale scheduled for former Walmart location
• Scammers continue to prey upon elderly
• 432 graduating SSU on May 7
• Potter’s House benefits from students’ efforts
• Woman, 19, guilty in 2 traffic deaths
• Solid Waste District hosts pill drop-off today
• Lewis included in disaster declaration
• Some area roads remain closed from flooding
• Green schools interviewing superintendent candidates
• Portsmouth again tops fuel costs list
• Fundraiser to help forest
• Burton gets 11 1/2 prison for marijuana operation
• 3 sentenced for meth chemical theft
• Land vote a conflict, councilman, resident say
• Emergency Landing
• Judge denies injunction
• BREAKING: Judge denies injunction of city pain clinic regulation
• Portsmouth again tops fuel costs list
• This week's Scioto Survey: Pain clinic legislation
• Smith selected to Portsmouth School Board
• Income tax vote headlines Tuesday ballot
• Traffic projects, riverfront development earmarked in Portsmouth CIP budget
• Cooper to hear pain clinic case
• USEC closer to loan guarantee
• 2 injured in collision with church van
• 3 charged in Rosemount bank robbery
• Scouts set sights on Shoot-o-ree
• EMA’s Carver says countywide warning system cost-prohibitive
• DOE to host Science Fair at A-Plant
• County tax revenue up
• Horner joins NPR drug abuse discussion
• Albrecht: Marting’s Annex for PD
• Lundeen asks for pain clinic clarification
• Wild for Mildred has it all, and then some
• Working for a living
• Hope Fund pledges taken for Flying Pig Marathon
• Sheriff: Husband shoots wife, kills self
• Whose kid’s cutest?
• TOSRV celebrates 50 years May 7-8
• Water, Water, Everywhere...
• Johnson bends Kasich’s ear about priorities
• Jury deciding Volkman’s fate
• Officials, residents seek place to help addicts
• Daymar plans parade for first responders
• EPA meeting pushes for attainment status
• Re-neighboring: Church wants to help resurrect Portsmouth
• South Shore’s water woes return: Greenup cutting off city's supplemental water
• Group keeps fighting for forest
• 2 injured in fight at prison
• Rosemount bank robber caught on video
• Trout Derby Set To Bring Some Fishing Fun
• Kentucky Police seek leads on woman missing 18 months
• 3 charged following drug investigation
• Cleaning up? Watch out for meth labs
• Ohio River expected to crest Monday a foot above flood stage
• SOMC gets OK to build Waverly Urgent Care
• Campaign keeps clean-up in perspective
• School Board will interview applicants Monday
• Poll: Do you think Portsmouth needs an income tax increase for police and fire?
• Kasich to consider ODYS decision
• Clinics challenge regulation
• Drug drop-offs available in Ohio, Ky.
• Scioto Christian Ministry heads up gardening project
• Hunter Hope Fund brings mobile food pantry to church
• Beware phony health inspectors
• Mayors press ODYS about ORV closure
• NB Council delivers resolution to oppose closing
• Pancake payoff: Fundraiser helps Kiwanis Club with community projects
• Bowl-a-thon is May 1
• Ky. officials talk rail tourism
• Storm knocks out power to 28,000 customers
• Lucasville man charged with rape
• Mother, child injured in Ohio 73 crash
• National Prescription Drug Action Plan Released
• Lifeline recognizes NB BMV for organ donor registrations
• Coterie Guild Holds Easter Egg Hunt
• Paint ball shooting leads to arrests of 4
• Portsmouth man charged with robbery
• SSU students organize Earth-friendly fundraiser
• After a year, SOLACE boasts accomplishments
• Teacher charged with sending obscene matter to a former student
• Mother, child injured in Ohio 73 crash
• Red Cross activities exceed last year’s
• Kentucky sisters arrested in purse snatchings
• Horner, Roberts, Hall honored for efforts
• Portsmouth mayor snatches home run ball
• USEC confirms benefits cutoff
• Rock slide closes U.S. 23
• City land sale could be detrimental, dangerous
• Suspect plucked from creek, charged
• Kasich applauds passage of HB 21
• Autism supporters go for a windy walk
• Serpent Mound improvements raise concern
• Portsmouth to participate in leadership event
• Petition process begins to repeal collective bargaining limits
• Old-school exercise: Kettle Bell Club uses simple tactics to stay in shape
• Hometown hoodlum becomes award-winning journalist
• Kiwanis Pancake Day set for April 20
• OSCO fire remains under investigation
• Community to 'come together for autism'
• OLBH Foundation donates building to SSU
• Saturday race to benefit cancer fund
• Rubber belts burned in OSCO fire
• Crews repair downtown crosswalks
• Brammer to retire after 32 years at Clay
• Dutey: Spring breakers win with HB 36
• South Webster Elementary has it made in the shade
• Ironton mayor sets meeting with DYS director
• Scouts oust Phillip Malone
• Learning the hard way
• Portsmouth gas second highest in region
• OSHP: Man arrested after fleeing traffic stop
• Driver stopped by OSHP dies of overdose
• Lundeen: BWC targeted me
• 9:30 PM UPDATE: No injuries reported in OSCO fire
• Probation officer fired, charged
• Ky. bank robbery suspect arrested
• Doctor files lawsuit against Ohio
• Volkman defense begins
• EPA clearing the air
• Rains overload area rivers
• The LIGO exhibit (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory), an innovative new interactive exhibit, premieres at SSU this Friday, April 15 during an open house at 6:30 p.m. in the University Center. This exhibit, on loan from the National Scie
• Ohio executes man for killing fellow jail inmate
• One-minute too late
• Flood warning issued until 4:45 p.m. UPDATED: Ohio, Ky. road closures
• Ohio EPA Public Hearing
• CAO awaiting budget cuts
• Targeting abortion
• ATV crashes claim 2 lives
• Union rep to speak at Statehouse
• United against drug abuse
• Teen killed in ATV crash
• ‘Basketball on Broadway’ coming to Minford
• Slow down for work zones
• Potential customers tour ACP
• Relay for Life
• Deadline is Tuesday for Reds’ Portsmouth Day tickets
• Dr. Oz to feature SOMC’s breast imaging
• Red light redux
• Italian pianist's world tour includes stop in Portsmouth
• Scioto Slimdown Set To Take Shape
• 'Historic' deal avoids government shutdown
• Schools fight back against drug abuse
• Lawrence bomb threat investigated
• Challenger League takes to field
• Please join us today as we kick-off our 25th Anniversary year with a Birthday Bash being held 11-2 today in the Sodexo Ballroom, 2nd Floor of the University Center. We'd love to see you there!
• Scouts hold annual Leadership Dinner
• Reiser, Malone: Good things coming
• 3 indicted on burglary charges
• Johnson ‘stands corrected’
• 2 killed in crashes
• Unique rewards: Retired firefighter reflects on 46 years in PFD
• Celebrating PDT’s 1,000 friends
• Clay, West set kindergarten registrations
• PDT’ Collins earns promotion to new media sales manager
• Ohio House prods Obama for USEC loan guarantee
• Kasich unveils new tools to fight addiction
• Mobile Health Unit’s schedule is released
• OSHP felony arrests up in ’10: Scioto second in state for number of arrests
• Cinema opens stage for live entertainment
• Mistake triggered explosion
• City opposes ORV closure
• Neighbor to Neighbor
• Physicians Pharmacy set to open
• Witnesses: 3 involved in jewelry store theft
• A-Plant Company Hosts Town Hall
• The Cowboy Auctioneer dies
• City releases income tax language
• 3 plead guilty in pain clinic case
• 119,536 credit cards affected by data breech
• 400 acres burns in Greenup wildfire
• Pharmacy Board denies drug license to doctor
• Comedy show tickets selling quickly at SSU
• Support pours in for ACP completion
• Game Raises Some Serious Money
• Invoking King’s message
• Murder victim’s dog found: Sheriff says they have a person of interest in case
• Taylor surrenders to deputies
• AK Steel remains closed: Plant already scheduled to be closed permanently
• Copperhead Fire Tower renovated
• State Park's reservation system data compromised
• ‘Hillbilly Heroin’ to air April 11: A&E’s special filmed here in February
• Join us for Little League Day Sunday, April 3, as the SSU Baseball Team takes on the University of the Cumberlands. First pitch is set for 12:00 p.m. at Branch Rickey Park. All Little League players in attendance will receive a free t-shirt. The event i
• Kudos For Raies
• Portman urges DOE to issue loan guarantee
• NB school approves bids
• Contract worker killed in AK Steel explosion
• Kasich signs collective bargaining limits: Keyser says repeal effort begins
• Armed Forces Day at the Ballpark was held Tuesday, March 29 during the SSU Baseball game.
• The Women's Basketball Team had an outstanding season, going all the way to the Fab Four in the NAIA National Tournament. The campus community welcomed them home with a celebration at the University Center.
• Surviving Servicemen: Gene Crisp served on assault ship
• Send SSU a birthday wish and enter our drawing for two premiere tickets to Huey Lewis and the News on April 16. All entries must be received by 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 5.
• DeWine applauds pain clinic legislation in letter
• South Shore police chief charged for assault
• Chief Horner denies deterring tickets
• Scioto tagged ‘unhealthiest’ in Ohio
• Ohio House OKs collective bargaining limits
• ‘My name is LOUIE’
• 4 sued over Topix comments
• Main Street Portsmouth brainstorms promotions
• Three Michigan men indicted on drug charges
• Hill View Auxiliary plans luncheon, expo
• State to increase school funding
• City to consider selling property
• New contractor assumes cleanup operations at A-Plant
• Lawsuit against A-Plant settled
• House might vote on SB 5 today (PDF file: READ CHANGES)
• Shawnee set to burn
• Scioto County’s deficit swings higher
• Man, woman face drug charges
• Board OKs needle exchange program
• Morris weighs college’s challenges
• Shawnee State Park, Forest to host cleanup week
• FEMA fix could cost city $3 million
• Portsmouth Council OKs pain clinic regulation
• Racing tradition
• The NAIA thinks Shawn E. Bear has some sweet dance moves - and we must agree.
• Church, students help clean up community
• Taylor suspect in attempted murder of deputy
• Hundreds rally for ORV
• Pigg arrested following all-day search
• Main Street Portsmouth Merchant Forum set for Tuesday
• Road work set for Monday on Lang-Slocum, Wednesday on Bloom Furnace
• Officials deliver Meals on Wheels
• Fire marshal continues death investigation
• School board member Ray Thompson dies
• Sierra’s Haven to host dinner, auction
• Lifted spirits: Trojans’ run to state ends, but fans enjoyed the ride
• Join us Tuesday, March 29, for Armed Forces Appreciation Day at the Branch Rickey Park as the SSU Baseball Team hosts Cedarville University. The game begins at 3 p.m. All fans will be entered into a random drawing for Cincinnati Reds tickets.
• USEC signs contract with Russia
• Pain clinic trial delayed
• Emmons to star in ‘Hairspray’
• Act-alike drugs banned in Kentucky
• Man killed in collision with semi
• Storm knocks down tree, kills woman
• The schedule of presentations for the Celebration of Scholarship, April 7 & 8, is now available at Join us as we kick-off our 25th anniversary by spotlighting student accomplishments.
• Storm knocks down tree, kills woman
• Help offered to Appalachian artists
• Johnson aide meets with ODYS director
• Join us today at 5 p.m. in the University Center as we welcome home our women's basketball team and celebrate their outstanding season.
• Notre Dame presents ‘A New Style for Murder’
• Heritage Ohio certifies Main Street Portsmouth
• DRC calls SOCF towers obsolete
• DRC calls SOCF towers obsolete
• Storm blows hurricane-force wind into area: PDT investigating report of death
• Storm blow hurricane-force wind into area; PDT investigating report of death
• Storm blows hurricane-force wind through area; PDT investigating report of death
• Simpson free on bond
• 18-year-old comedian opens for national act
• "I'm not fat, I'm fluffy" says comedian "Fluffy" Gabriel Iglesias. He will appear at SSU at 8 p.m., Wednesday, April 6, at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. Tickets go on sale at the McKinley Box Office this Friday for stu
• Worker: Jobs in limbo at Fluor
• Commissioners oppose ORVJCF closure
• Body found in burned home
• Washington-Nile denies allegations
• PHS to perform ‘Hello, Dolly!’ this weekend
• The SSU women’s basketball team had an incredible season having made it to the NAIA Fab Four national championship. Join us as we welcome home our champs and celebrate their accomplishments on Thursday, March 24 at 5pm in the UC lobby.
• DeWine highlights prescription dangers
• Strickland eyed as DNC chairman
• Brown asks for fed’s help with pill mill
• BWC decertifies Lundeen
• In addition to the internet feed MIX 99.3 will also be carrying tonight's ballgame.
• If you can't make it to Buffalo Wild Wings or the Flohr Lecture Hall to see the SSU women's Final Four basketball game against Union tonight you can listen to it on the internet. Just go to wnxtradio.com and click on "listen live" for
• Fab Four
• Community Lends Support To Bears
• CAO fears program losses if budget cut
• Red Cross Chapter Gives Free Life-saving Classes
• Students earn college credits at SciotoTech
• Shawnee State University advances to the Final Four! The women's basketball team won over Oklahoma City today 54-47. They will take on the winner of the Union (TN) - Westminster (UT) game on Monday at 7 p.m. The game will be shown at Buffalo Wild Wi
• Committee advances concealed carry bill
• Air Evac heliport plan goes to council
• Teen could face charges for detonating pressure bomb
• Pharmacist drug case waived to grand jury
• ODOT to begin US 52 paving project
• Shoulder, bank work to begin on Gallia Pike
• PPD: Men counting pills at gas pump
• USEC: Site designed for safety
• Johnson opposes juvenile facility closure
• SSU's Women's Basketball Team will face the winner of No. 1 Oklahoma City and No. 5 Xavier (LA) Saturday, March 19, at 3 p.m. (EST). Live stats available at
• ‘Burg man pleads no contest to robbery
• SSU Bears win 64-58 at the NAIA Division I National Tournament. The women's team now advances to the Elite Eight. Check our live stats at
• NB school bids below budget
• Fugitive suspect Tasered, arrested
• 5-year-old celebrates cancer-free birthday
• Stabbed woman’s parents live in Portsmouth
• Auditors Office meets with mayor
• 2,058 oxy pills found, 3 charged
• DeWine, BWC close Portsmouth ‘pill mill’
• The SSU Women's Basketball Team advances in the NAIA Finals tomorrow morning when they compete against California Baptist. The game begins at 10 a.m.
• Pike near top of unemployment list
• SOMC to expand to Waverly
• 4 added to Pike County list of sex offenders
• Brown co-sponsors bill to toughen drug sentencing
• Village, city will not meet FEMA deadline
• Downtown Portsmouth 'pill mill' closed
• The Shawnee State Women's Basketball team won its first game this morning in the NAIA Tournament beating the Saint Xavier Cougars 70-60. Complete game stats are available at DI tournament web site.
• USEC Inc. offers assistance to Japan
• SSU signs Morris through 2015
• Police still searching for robbery suspect
• Populations increase in county, state and nation
• OSHP: Pharmacist faces drug charges
• Infra-Metals makes it official
• Company to build Ky. facility, create 20 jobs
• Firefighters offer concessions to help city’s budget woes
• Council passes deficit budget
• CORRECTION - NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST A RELEASE OF FUNDS (NO1/RROF)
• County CHIP program assists local homeowners
• Local funeral director awarded by Lifeline
• 4 Columbus men face drug charges
• St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Monday begins Flood Safety Awareness Week
• 2 floodgates go up
• DeWine tours SOMC
• Nurse: SOMC began testing babies for drugs in 2003
• Robbery suspect shot, killed
• Man gets 3 years for explicit phone calls
• Teen boy being charged in burned baby case
• Free employment training available at SCCTC
• Flooding continues
• Catholic students protest execution
• AFL-CIO preparing for SB 5 referendum
• Pain clinic doctor’s license suspended
• Hilltop fire station to close
• Michigan man charged with drug possession
• Portsmouth man faces drug charges
• Medical student indicted for pill conspiracy
• Company VP applauds USEC support
• City to close Hilltop fire station
• Corrections Officers oppose tower plan
• SOPA to sign $13 million steel plant agreement
• Medical student indicted for pill conspiracy
• Teen charged in burned baby case
• County considers donating JDC to Counseling Center
• River swallows house Piketon man returns home to find home in Scioto
• NatGeo to feature SOCF
• Kasich continues tough talk on drug abuse
• Railroad on track to hire
• Johnson opposes SB 5
• Balanced budget by Thursday?
• Join us at the SSU Job Fair tomorrow, Wednesday, March 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Frank & Janis Waller Gymnasium of the James A. Rhodes Athletic Center. Students will have an opportunity to interview with several employers. For more information
• Mobile meth lab found after chase
• Portsmouth impresses Ohio State Medical Board director
• Josh Stewart wins Portsmouth Idol
• Bishop reaffirms faith in Notre Dame
• Waverly mayor vents frustration about Masco
• Johnson opposes closing SOCF towers
• Present a fund-raising ticket at the Portsmouth Buffalo Wild Wings Wednesday, March 16, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and 10% of your total bill will be donated to the SSU Student Respiratory Therapy Organization to pay for State Conference registrations. To get
• PAAC hosts International Cooking School
• State cites funeral home condition
• Unions rally against SB5
• Cookies More Than Sweet Treat
• Greenup woman stabbed
• Shelter ribbon-cutting set for March 15
• Workshop planned for small business
• Celebrating Red Cross Month
• Cancer patients invited to program
• Vernon trustees vote against seniors’ exclusive use of room
• Women’s Resource Fair set at OU
• Firefighters ball set for March 12
• Heavy rains could raise river levels
• DOE to sell uranium: Waste product stored at Piketon will help pay for cleanup
• Several roads remain closed
• Arson suspect arrested
• GCSD investigating woman's death
• Flood watch issued through Friday
• Crude prices fall — pump prices go up
• Johnson: ‘I’m in favor of the union worker’
• MAPS Sweeps School, Comes Up Clean
• Lawmakers urge Florida governor to reverse course
• Literacy Council Honors Seuss In Classrooms
• Green schools begin search for new superintendent
• Pain clinic bill heads to House floor
• Malone: Campaign for income tax increase not taxpayer funded
• Trooper, wife scheduled for pre-trial hearing
• Shawnee State recognized by Princeton Review of colleges
• Ohio Senate passes bill to restrict public unions
• Woman charged with drug trafficking
• Council OKs land purchase for pumping station
• Village Clean-Up Day set
• Draft of ordinance reveals pain clinic regulations
• Council votes to support collective bargaining
• Store operator indicted on arson
• As A&E wraps, 60 Minutes considers shooting
• Auditor: City needs tax increase
• Wheelersburg man sits on state’s high court
• Drug suspect identified
• Sen. Brown: Clinton should pressure OPEC on oil prices
• Union asks for support at local protest
• Kasich names Petro to University System
• Shawnee State receives an Honorable Mention for the Top Schools for Video Game Design.
• SSU commissions first officer
• Man killed in crash
• Committee makes recommendations for GCHS
• Law enforcement teams up for sweep
• Man arrested with $30,000 in drugs
• If you are a freshman or senior at SSU, you may have received an email reminder for the NSSE survey yesterday. Time is running out to participate. If you received an invitation to complete the survey, please take a moment to do so. Your feedback will hel
• Pet Contest Runners Up
• NB road work planned this year
• City sets strategy for tax campaign
• Unbagged: Traffic lights to go on again
• SSU Men's Basketball will host UVA-Wise tonight in the opening round of the Mid-South Tournament. Tip-off is at 6 p.m. in the Frank and Janis Waller Gymnasium.
• Assistant investigator fired from SOCF
• Juvenile Detention Center remains a drain
• Schools celebrate Black History Month
• Sciotoville reflects on 10 years of charter schooling
• Webb urges Florida not to kill drug monitoring system
• Johnson fulfills promise to introduce pain pill legislation
• Paul Volkman trial to begin Tuesday
• Graduates praised for turning their lives around
• Scioto County drug court enjoys success
• Union accepts ‘final offer’ from KDMC
• Flood waters close roads
• Recidivism rate drops in Ohio
• Tiki wins Daily Times’ Cutest Pet Contest
• SSU fans have several opportunities tomorrow to catch the Bears. The Baseball team competes at Branch Rickey Park at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The SSU women's and men's basketball teams go against Rio Grande at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the James A. Rhodes
• Auction raises $90,000 for Notre Dame
• OLBH hosts blood drive
• Niehaus: SB 5 might allow for collective bargaining
• Freshmen scholarship deadline is March 1
• 3 suspected in home invasions
• Ohio River not expected to flood
• Sun Coke applies for South Shore plant
• Cheerleaders Win 14th Championship
• Festival moved to August
• Greenup Schools adopt plan to reduce snow days
• City, county collaborate to assess area’s health
• Mayor’s office to screen news
• E-mail: ODRC considers closing prison towers
• Thousands protest SB 5
• Portman adds support for USEC loan guarantee
• TVA seeks $500 million USEC contract
• Locals join crowd of thousands to protest SB 5
• Tonight’s scheduled National Eating Disorders Awareness Week speaker, Stephanie Covington Armstrong, will not be able to present. Her flight out of Los Angeles was cancelled, and she is unable to get another flight that will get her to Portsmouth i
• Union members protest near speech
• Driver gets 20 days in crash death
• Join us tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. in the Sodexo Ballroom for featured speaker, Stephanie Covington Armstrong, Los Angeles playwright, screenwriter, and author of the book "Not All Black Girls Know How to Eat," part of National Eating Disorders
• Kasich commits $100,000 to local treatment center
• Locals testify for pill mill legislation
• Creative opportunities
• Lorentz to head overseas to pitch SSU
• USEC board adds 2 executives
• Greenup schools hope for federal help with recovery plan
• Blood drive to honor Storm Bratchett
• Jessica Valenti, author of "He's a Stud, She's a Slut...and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know," is the featured speaker of the 2011 Leslie Williams Symposium and part of the Jane M.G. Foster Distinguished Lecture Serie
• Gunmen rob NB homeowners
• Boneyfiddle To Host AppaKids Activities
• SSU reviewed well by AQIP
• Local ‘Celebrity Chefs’ to compete in fundraiser
• ’Burg sisters charged with drug trafficking
• 4 face drug charges
• Huey Lewis and the News is coming to SSU as part of the university's 25th anniversary celebration as the featured band at Wendy's Rock N Roll House Party April 16. Only 100 tickets remain. Get yours fast at Ticketmaster or through the McKinley
• Home invasion reported in New Boston
• Kitts Hill man killed in 2-car crash
• USEC, DOE modify timeline for ACP
• ATTN Freshmen and Seniors: A survey has been sent to your SSU email from NSSE (National Survey of Student Engagement). Your responses will help us improve the student experience at Shawnee for current and future students. Your participation is vital - an
• Prison tower rumor not true, ODRC says
• ALD fundraiser set for Feb. 26 at Jasper Elementary
• Fire chief disputes claims of overstaffing
• 2 men facing sex charges
• Air Evac asks to build hangar at helipad
• Richendollar honored for outstanding public service
• Council to consider Waterworks projects
• CHIP Grant available for homeowners
• Obama calls for nuclear funding
• Kasich looking to privatize prisons, turnpike
• Niehaus: Jobs Ohio on fast track
• New Boston landmark American Restaurant closes
• Mother faces felony for burned baby
• Consolidating health departments comes up again at council meeting
• Minford’s Wilcheck among finalists for Brown Local job
• 1 killed in crash
• Homeowner likely won’t be charged in home invasion killing
• Council opts not to pay for Murray's remodeling
• Fire marshal investigating fire
• Remembering the ‘37 flood
• Sheriff still not releasing names in home invasion
• I ♥ Organ Donation!
• UFO reported over Flatwoods
• Investigation continues in case of mutilated animals
• 5 charged in drug bust
• Council: Deficit better than feared
• Ping Pong Tournament planned
• Daffodil Days orders being taken now
• OSHP: Gunmen rob man with car trouble on U.S. 52
• Union rejects KDMC’s ‘last, best’ offer
• Saddler now unopposed after BOE decision
• Ministry on wheels: Local idea leads to Salvation Army racing at Daytona
• Man faces 57 charges for break ins
• Clifford loses battle with cancer
• Art students at SSU sell Gampp art raffle tickets
• Sheriff investigating baby’s burns
• Career Technical Center celebrates 40 years
• Deputies track 2 fugitives from Florida
• Adams’ prosecutor hired as drug coordinator
• Fired for grant money, GCHS principal says
• A&E to go ‘in-depth’ with drug problem
• Syringe exchange program approved
• OSHP reflects on year at post
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• PHS students advance to Regional Mock Trial Competition
• Kentucky man charged in Cash Express robbery
• Ambulance crash sends 2 to hospital
• Woman wakes to man in bed
• Pike County Sheriff: Intruder killed during home invasion
• Glass exhibit opens at Southern Ohio Museum
• Lucasville man charged in bank robbery
• OSHP trooper, wife face drug charges
• Charges filed following fatal NB crash
• Let the voting begin!
• Feb. meeting set for A-plant permit renewal
• Final hours to enter Cutest Pet Contest
• Give Them Chocolate And They Will Come
• OU group seeks ideas on future use of A-Plant
• Recycled A-plant scrap to help communities
• Doe put down after crashing through glass door
• First Lady Kasich to honor couples
• Longtime businessman Boone Coleman dies at 77
• USEC declines to speculate on decision
• Minford recycling location changes
• Woman’s embrace inspires governor
• Life Air sold to Missouri company
• Driver in car-truck accident recovering
• Kalb unopposed for Fourth Ward seat
• Add to the City Building problem — asbestos
• Committee sees progress in budget
• 2009 Murder suspect arrested
• Back on the Job
• Students injured in wreck
• Horner talks about crime wave
• Senators meets with Chu over USEC loan
• Senior Center promotes active lifestyles
• Board of DD plans tax renewal meeting
• Community rallies to feed hungry
• SSU Men's basketball team fell to St. Catharine this afternoon 80-92. Homecoming activities continue with softball standout Brandy Orsborne Fyffe to be inducted into the SSU Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2011. Basketball standout Tiffany Clayton H
• Portman, other Republicans propose balanced budget amendment
• SSU Women's basketball team wins against St. Catharine 66-47.
• Celebrating Homecoming today with a full house in the James A Rhodes Athletic Center. The women's game is underway. Men's game tips-off at 4 pm.
• Ruggles adrift 32 days after ship torpedoed
• Burg trucker foils kidnapping
• 2 charged after theft of purse
• Home invasion suspect shot
• Shawnee State University celebrates 25 years
• Council OKs income tax for ballot
• 1/28 School closings and delays
• Sciotoville PNC Bank robbbed
• Rep. Schmidt pitches USEC to Obama at address
• Gas scare empties city hall
• 2 assaulted during burglary
• SOMC jumps up Fortune ’s list of ‘Best Companies’
• Council considers income tax strategy
• Fluor B&W prepares to hire 1,600
• New watercraft office now open at Greenup Dam
• Police release name of burglary suspect shot by former sheriff
• Rodeheffer elected chairman of discipline board
• Scioto leads state in Hepatitis C cases
• Council fails to pass resolution returning traffic powers to mayor
• Allen assumes president role for Main Street Portsmouth
• Chocolate Walk Returns Downtown Feb. 5
• Computers to be upgraded by students for home use
• SSU authorizes commissioning officers
• 1/23 Local Briefs
• Developers still working to fill NB mall
• City ends mold clean-up contract
• Snow days pile up: Lawmakers push for more calamity days
• Water rate increase begins Feb. 1
• Foundations For Education
• I know it's cold and snowy but instead of getting cabin fever why not make the short trip to Rio Grande tomorrow to cheer on the bears... Men's Basketball at University of Rio Grande Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Rio Grande, OH Women's Baske
• City’s ‘10 budget numbers out soon, auditor says
• 1/21 School closings and delays
• Man shot in former sheriff’s home
• Donini: Man shot by deputy following welfare check
• Donini: Man shot by deputy following welfare check
• Schools dismissing students early: Check the list
• Malone speaks to Kiwanis about change
• WPAY license, property sold
• Is your pet adorable? Prove it
• Surviving Servicemen: Bud Connett bailed out of his B-24 behind enemy lines
• Commission tables plan to take over street
• Johnson appointed to OSFC
• Living The Legacy
• Malone: Mayor should resume all traffic duties
• Join us this evening, Tuesday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. in the Clark Memorial Library for “Community Development: Successes and Challenges in Various African Countries,” by Euloge Ishimwe, regional communications manager with World Scout Bureau. Th
• Shawnee State University's Coordinator of Multicultural Affairs participated in a Martin Luther King Day video produced by SOMC.
• Kroger robbery suspect caught on video
• Show choirs offer variety of song in competition
• Portsmouth School Debuts Student Designs
• McCormick building community for Catholic youths
• ‘Reclaiming The Dream’
• In wake of shooting, Schmidt open about gun permit
• Opinions differ on traffic ordinance
• NB school site bids to begin Jan. 26
• 'Detroit 5' sentenced to 27 years each
• SOMC tech takes job in Antarctica
• Looking for something to do during these cold days? Come cheer our Bears on tomorrow, January 15 as the women play University of the Cumberlands at 2:00 and the men at 4:00. The 2010 Volleyball Team and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams
• ‘Portsmouth boy’ using Council seat to move city forward
• Malone to attend union meeting
• City councilman opposes replacing Capt. Thoroughman
• Road crews stay busy
• 1/13 School Closings and Delays
• ‘Perfect’ Pitcher Attracts Record Crowd
• Meals on Wheels gets boost from state funds
• Are you considering graduate school? Shawnee State is hosting a Graduate School Forum on Jan. 21 from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Clark Memorial Library. Learn how to choose the right program, maneuver through the application process, and how to pay for it f
• Malone presents a draft budget
• Kasich vows to fight for Scioto
• Sun Coke’s Haverhill plant expansion hopes still alive
• Mold found on food served in PHS lunchroom
• Check out the latest exciting news from Shawnee State...
• Council gives Saddler 2nd Ward seat
• Kasich begins term as governor
• Work continues on Grant Bridge
• Scholarship Breakfast Builds On King’s Dream
• Snow squalls keep road crews busy
• 2 apply for 2nd Ward seat
• Strickland grants commuted sentences for 7, pardons 152
• Judge won’t lower bond for murder suspect
• Pike man killed in semi crash
• Murray parts ways with OSFC
• NB school warns parents of contaminated lunches
• EPA: Air-toxin levels in Scioto unacceptable
• ‘Phenomenal’ fundraising
• Sierra Club seeks assurance on USEC’s operational abilities
• City keeps working on pain clinic regulation
• West man charged with theft
• Malone focusing first on budget
• Groups honor veterans at ceremony, dinner
• Pratt retires after 30 years of service with TB clinic
• Open house to explain gas line work
• Johnson sworn in as 89th District rep
• Alan Lemons sworn-in as magistrate
• Police: Egbert attempts jail escape
• Egbert charged with attempted murder and attempted escape
• New Year’s Charity Plunge
• First baby of 2011
• Losing weight tops list of resolutions
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• Credit available to those in need at Roberson’s general store
• Hearing set for USEC license transfer
• Warm Weather A Draw For Polar Plungers
• Main Street awards grants for building improvements
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Arson suspected in South Shore fire
• OB/GYN to replace Johnson as coroner
• Notre Dame Key Club Helping Troops
• Council debate stop-and-go over traffic lights, signs
• Students to help in A-plant clean-up
• Teen killed in car crash
• Bank robbed a third time in 2 weeks
• Fire destroys South Shore landmark
• South Shore building burns
• Girl set to have rare procedure
• Kasich tours ACP: Gov.-elect wants action from DOE on loan guarantee
• Middle school is taking shape
• 2-car crash on Ohio 335 claims life of Beaver man
• Strickland sticking to Christmas routine
• Brown: Amended bill will save 770 jobs at A-Plant
• New Year's Day Polar Plunge helps local charities
• Fund created to benefit Stacey, Royce families
• Kasich talks tough about pill mills
• Charter One drive-through robbed again
• Couple die following fatal fire
• Board of Elections approves pay increase
• Malone takes oath, becomes Portsmouth mayor
• ‘Ebby’ Glockner dies at 89
• Uncovered salt a concern to EPA
• Three children die in ‘Burg fire
• Christmas spirit lives in volunteer
• D&R Metal in new location
• 3 children die, 2 adults injured in Wheelersburg fire
• Take care of animals during winter weather
• 1 killed in Pike County accident
• New Boston ready for more snow
• Police find boy, 5, outside, charge mother
• It take a family to raise a village: Shanks have collected Christmas pieces since 1965
• Pharmacist faces more charges
• Storm dumps 3-4 inches
• Glass shortage slows Portsmouth business
• Man charged after lewd calls
• Homeless shelter, SOCF give gifts to those who would have none
• Johnson headed to Ohio House
• SSU named a Center of Excellence
• Arby’s relocates in New Boston
• Frigid temps, freezing rain forecast
• Police hire must wait on budget
• Wurster Pharmacy closing its doors
• Police make drug arrests near school
• Council votes against Third Street
• WOSP to continue playing classical; WOSU switching to all NPR station
• New Boston Getting Into The Holiday Spirit
• Drag race kills 1 in NB accident
• Union votes to uphold city pay freeze
• Bank drive-through robbed with bomb threat
• Carter stepping down after 15 years
• Local woman warns of international wire scam
• Recall cost will come from city property tax
• SSU's fall graduation helps students move on sooner
• Governor appoints McGee Brown to Ohio Supreme Court
• Northwest Students Show Support For Fallen Marine
• Malone has plan for relocating city offices
• Village gives employees pay increase
• Santa Claus makes another appearance in Portsmouth
• DOE awards $428 million contract for uranium cleanup
• Troopers buy some kids Christmas
• SSU report: Third Street closure won’t cause problems
• Malone would step into mayor’s seat if recall succeeds
• Bihl: Citizens should vote their conscience
• Murray: There’s lots of work to get done
• An unlikely pair: Pertuset, Bush continue friendship
• NB Christmas Parade, Dec 11
• Children celebrate Christmas
• 11 months: Headlines from Mayor Murray's time in office
• Road crews ready as snow arrives
• Thoroughman gets SSU security job
• Santa, Host of Others, Help Portsmouth Light Christmas Tree
• Tour of Churches walk set for Dec. 10
• Supreme Court: Murray must face recall
• Counseling Center receives grant for aiding homeless
• BREAKING NEWS: State Supreme Court allows Murray recall vote
• Niehaus elected president of 129th General Assembly of Ohio Senate
• Where’s the budget, Basham asks
• Lewis Furniture Closing Doors
• Mullins staying on as ASC director
• Piketon passes pain clinic moratorium
• Sonshine School offers gift of music
• Johnson requests Third Street records
• Murray, attorney await court decision
• Portsmouth Orchestra Christmas Concert, Dec. 11
• Trains and Crafts Fill SOMC Friends Center
• SFI employees support troops
• MADD launches safe driving campaign
• Train, merchant show continues
• Downtown Holiday Inn takes shape
• Lodge hosts hundreds for Thanksgiving feast
• New Boston approves cost to repair flood station
• Fire follows reports of shots fired
• Haas: Murray’s flood fund numbers don’t add up
• Council takes step toward closing Third
• Family, friends honor fallen soldier
• Main Street Portsmouth Decorating City Building for Holidays
• Waverly pain clinic trial delayed until Dec. 20
• No action taken on Murray traffic issues
• Tour of Lofts Returns Dec. 5
• Worker falls from wall at new Clay High School site
• Rice hired as new PMHA executive director
• Counseling Center’s Club House is a life saver for addicts
• Salvation Army kicks off Kettle Campaign
• Murray pitches floodwall plans to NB
• The men's and women's cross country teams are competing in the NAIA National Meet this morning in Vancouver, Washington. The volleyball team is competing in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament here at SSU this afternoon at 2 pm. G
• Funeral set for fallen soldier
• Students Pitch In
• Santa rounds out annual Christmas Parade
• Grants to fund Mound Park neighborhood improvements
• Federal agents investigate pain clinic
• Mayor calls for decoration volunteers
• Dove Award Winner to appear at fundraiser
• Haas requests records for funding
• Columbus Zoo visits South Webster Elementary
• Honoring ‘agricultural heritage’
• Commission OKs closing Third
• Veteran Activities Continue at Golden Corral
• Recall appeal filed with state Supreme Court
• Wheelersburg soldier dies in Afghanistan
• House fire under investigation; home next door also damaged
• 100-year-old family farms will be honored
• Soldier from Wheelersburg dies in Afghanistan
• Community serves up early Christmas spirit with Winterfest
• Husband, wife charged in robbery
• Minford students learn from visiting artist
• Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, Nov 14-21
• County will have funds for recall
• Military dogs enjoy care packages from home
• France honors WWII veteran
• Community thanks veterans: Several ceremonies around Scioto honor the heroes who have served and died for our country
• Veterans Remembered at Shawnee State Recognition Day
• Bizarre Bazaar opens artist’s exhibit
• Ordinance would clean up mold
• Agendas and Minutes from the Nuisance Board and City Planning Commission
• BOE gets assurance from state
• Mayor takes heat over water rate increase
• Surviving Servicemen: Lucasville man sailed Atlantic, Pacific during World War II
• Army officer to drop in on high school ceremony
• Jaycees Christmas Parade set for Nov. 18
• Mayor recall will go forward
• Police chief crafts plea to citizens
• Fire destroys vacant house
• Sierra’s Haven celebrates 4 years
• Time to change your clocks and batteries
• Digital technologies on display at SSU
• UCAN competes for $250,000 from Pepsi Refresh
• Christmas Program needs your help
• Council to begin discussion Monday of Police Department move
• Horner orders Police Department closed
• Indian Rock goes back to Kentucky
• Site work finally begins on school
• Strickland thanks southern Ohio voters
• Staffer says Kasich will fight for southern Ohio
• PD ordered out of city building in 10 days
• Scioto voters OK library levy
• Voters reject Green school levy
• Prison official: Guards quash 'altercation' at SOCF
• Johnson tops Hadsell in state rep race
• Riffe wins another four years on Scioto County Commission
• City to go to monthly water billing
• 9:15 p.m.: Preliminary election results for Scioto
• Lewis County, Ky., election results
• Strickland loses governor's race
• Mayor defends out-of-town Christmas light purchase
• SSU Veterans Recognition to focus on women in military
• Library Hosts Party
• The 2010 Leaf Pickup Scedule is Now Available
• The 2010 Leaf Pickup Scedule is Now Available
• Recall protest hearing set for Monday
• Fred’s Pizza holding Grand Opening
• Portsmouth YMCA director Paul Hickman dies
• Scott’s charges dismissed against Horner, PPD
• Board of Elections schedules Murray's recall election
• Wheelersburg Cinema 6 opens with new owners
• Council sends recall to Board of Elections
• Second Street to be lined with pumkpins
• City building fire not caused by arson
• Green asks voters for $1 million
• Students trick-or-treat for hunger
• USEC Announces Significant Progress with DOE Toward $2 Billion Loan Guarantee to Build American Centrifuge Plant
• Fire destroys South Shore City Building
• Burke Completes Ironman in Hawaii
• County, state investigate pain clinic
• City Council OKs pain clinic moratorium
• Opinions vary over traffic vote
• Council strips Murray of traffic duties
• Thousands of pills confiscated in bust
• The SSU Alumni Association is proud to present SSU Alumni Day at Kings Island Saturday, June 12th. Adult admission tickets are only $25.99! Go to www.visitkingsisland.com/ssualumni and get your tickets now. We’ll see you there!
• Congratulations to SSU Head Volleyball Coach Kristy Kamer, who is being inducted into the Columbus State Hall of Fame today! In her four years as Head Coach of the Bears, she has accumulated a record of 99-44 and led the Bears to consecutive NAIA Nation
• Vanceburg gets long-awaited grant
• Man visits one-room school he attended
• Miss Ohio USA
• Head Starters get a jump start on Halloween
• Democrats cheer local candidates at banquet
• Students leave their mark on new building
• Brown announces USEC’s conditional loan application
• Mayor unveils phase 1 of traffic measures
• Brown to speak at Democrats’ banquet
• 2011 Miss Ohio USA Pageant this weekend
• Neighborhood Traffic Calming to Begin
• Crisp guilty of murder
• City has verified the recall petition
• Candidates pitch platforms at forum
• New ‘Burg McDonald’s set to open
• Candlelight Vigil for domestic violence victims is Thursday
• Mayor to auditor: Cut payroll position
• Ohio Municipal League appoints NB councilman
• Crisp trial begins with jury selection: 49 year old accused in Amber Howard murder
• Iraq War veteran speaks about experiences in Baghdad
• Four New Names Added to Wall of Stars
• Group files suit against Strickland, OSFC alleging union favors: Complaint claims corrupt activity locally
• Grate! Cities recover storm drain covers
• Kasich Campaigns in Town Democrats rally for Strickland across the street
• Volunteers picking up trash across America
• USEC officials: DOE reports no deficiencies
• SOPA loan moving forward
• Mayor, police work to close clinic
• Northwest students excel against new challenges
• Dems disown Crabtree for GOP support
• 2 charged for drug possession after neighbors complain
• South Webster High waves Banner of Excellence ... with distinction
• Sojourner House invites community
• 2 men charged in vehicle thefts
• Former Congressman dies at 89
• Boat racing advocate pitches idea
• Bihl files recall petitions
• New Boston man charged in break-in at Buckeye Towers
• Democrat defends use of GOP logo
• 1938 Buick Special was considered the ‘King of the Line’
• Doctor to host annual breast cancer survivor celebration
• Halloween Campers at Shawnee Park
• Portsmouth breaks out in dance to support breast cancer awareness
• Major bust nets drugs, cash, appliances, more
• Murals Board tries stretching grant money for maintenance
• GOP objects to elephant on Democrat’s sign
• Recall petition deadline is Saturday
• Read for the Record in Scioto County
• Village Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 11
• Johnson: Committee needs to do its job
• U.S. Senate to honor nuclear workers Oct. 30
• First lady here to stump for husband
• NRC reschedules meetings on Piketon projects
• After Korn Karnival, merchants looking to next event
• Appeals court rules for city
• Pedro fire victims identified
• Mediation led to agreement in OAPSE negotiations
• Christian Counseling Center open house
• Portsmouth man grows mammoth sweet potato: Backyard gardener challenges anyone to beat it
• Man killed by hit-and-run driver in Fla. accident
• Fire Prevention Week kicks off today
• Some older floodwall murals to be re-painted
• Sciotoville church to walk against hunger
• The Color of Cancer
• Church gets busy with Serve Fest
• Natural High 5K to promote drug awareness, wellness
• NB police investigating home invasion
• Chiefs apply for SSU security job
• New Boston plans big clean up
• Minford Fall Festival set for Oct. 16
• OAPSE bus driver strike averted
• Disabled children bowling Just 4 Fun
• HAMMER TIME: Floodwall murals stand the sledge test
• Surviving Servicemen: Pfc. Albert Boggs, 101st Airborne
• Council votes to fund director’s position
• Be the star of SOMC’s Pink Glove Dance
• Businesswoman revives Korn Karnival
• Car show benefits fire department
• Doctor offers thanks for prayers, votes
• Kiwanis celebrates Kids Day in playground
• SSU president stresses need for Master Plan
• A Gathering of Eagles
• West Portsmouth woman charged with drug possession following traffic stop
• Pharmacist indicted on 227 counts
• Ohio leads in physician purchased Oxycontin
• Local grad ‘adopted’ while in Afghanistan
• 1 killed, another injured in train collision
• County adds 6 employees for jail
• New Stuart biography provides insight into the author’s talents, and blemishes
• Masco: Negotiations terminated
• Larry Moore takes over trophy store
• Third Street will not be closed anytime soon
• A lifetime of learning: 83-year-old New Boston man receives high school diploma
• Mayor: Sewer project will cost $70 million
• Mayor unveils grant for Rose Street Park
• 2nd Street 24 Hour Closure
• Second Street flood gates going up today
• Town Hall Meeting Schedule
• City Planning Commission Meeting Scheduled
• AAA7 Falls Prevention Awareness Day
• Food, fun and fellowship at the International Festival
• Mayor, chief weigh options for police HQ Mayor considers asking Marting’s Foundation for $2 m
• 2nd graders share Constitution knowledge
• Haitian family visits Northwest students to say ‘Thanks’
• DOE monitoing USEC progress
• The flu is coming, get immunized Health commissioner also talks about whooping cough
• Sciotoville child rapist gets life in prison Lester R. Grant pleads guilty to rape, sexual battery
• Memory Walk raising money for Alzheimer’s
• SOLACE hits the statehouse, stresses depth of local drug problem
• Mayor, chief solve server issue
• Murray agrees with Horner on gas building
• Avatar Rita delivers SSU address
• Waverly pill mill trial postponed
• City considering where to move police department
• Auditor takes the cake in Columbus
• Spat over server continues
• State grants city, county $15,000 to fight drug abuse
• Portsmouth testing city’s flood gates
• Scioto could lose $600 million plant expansion
• State grants help combat the illegal drug trade
• Lest We Forget
• Scouts Honor Victims Of Sept. 11
• Public comment sought on nuclear power plant
• Governor Dedicates Cemetery In Emotion-Charged Ceremony
• International Festival Is Sept 18-19
• AREVA CEO: Nuclear Facility Plan Moving Slowly Forward
• Bihl Tries Again To Recall Mayor
• Cash Express Delivers Free Cakes To Honor 9/11 First Responders
• Tri-State Rehab and Fitness open in NB
• Horner: Murray ‘Jeopardized Safety Of Citizens’
• FEMA, ODNR will participate in public flood defense meeting
• 2 burned as fire destroys camper at Shawnee campground
• Two Arrested For Receiving Stolen Goods
• Concord Staff And Residents Provide Supplies
• McDaniel Crowned 2010 Miss River Days Queen
• Mayor recall falls short
• Richardson Joins PDT As Managing Editor
• Domestic Violence Shelter Seeks Donations
• Scioto Humane Society Now Available, Seeking Members
• Mobile Veterinary Hospital Provides Affordable Pet Care
• SOMC Offers Saturday Sports Clinic
• Annual River Days Parade Draws Crowds
• Clinic Teaches How To Stay Healthy
• Bigfoot! Oh My!: Local Reality TV Show Premieres Sept. 11
• Change of schedule for City garbage pick-up
• Gas fumes send firefighters to homes
• President Of Ohio AFL-CIO Coming To Portsmouth
• State Gives $4.3M To Scioto Teachers
• Mayor: Possible FEMA Trailers For PPD HQ?
• New Program To Promote Tire Recycling
• City Schools Continue Trend Of Improvement
• Ethics Commission response comes to light
• SOMC Working Toward Permits For Grinders
• Mayor’s Attorney Protests Recall
• Dr. Murray Is Helping Scioto County Smile
• Ky. Agricultural Development Board Invests More Than $3.6M
• LaRosa’s Opening Monday
• State Grades Scioto County Schools
• Military Recruiters Tour New Facilities
• Seven Arrested At OVI Checkpoint
• Pullin To Honor 100-Year-Old Farms
• Sen. Brown Hopeful About USEC Loan Guarantee: Still Has Reservations About Safety Of Nuclear Energy
• Labor Department Reaches $6 Billion In Benefits
• Solicitor Says Councilman Did Not Violate Charter
• Ohio Schools Will Receive $400 Million
• Recall Officially On The Ballot
• $22 Million In Pot Plants Found
• Mayor says Long Term Control Plan will cost $68 million
• Acting Superintendent Hired For The Post In The Greenup County School District
• Man Sentenced For Raping His Daughter
• Murray orders Police to move to Fire Station
• Portsmouth City Schools Welcomes New Superintendent
• Locks of Love: Local Girl Donates Hair To Children’s Charity
• Funds Requested For Emergency Teardowns
• Noel speaks of ‘Corruption’
• Mayor Asks For $40,000 For Fire Department Overtime
• Mayor Addresses Mold Problem In Police Department
• Sutherland Decides To Stay; Waterworks Director Changes His Mind About Leaving
• Fish Consumption Advisories Issued For Ohio River
• Sutherland to Continue With City Water Works
• Shawnee Park Officials: Golf Course Watering Pond Not Affected By Algae
• Sobriety Checkpoint Called A Success
• Portsmouth And District Get First Female OSHP Post Commander
• SSU To Hold Training Classes For Future ACP Workers
• Renewed DUI Enforcement Efforts Are Under Way
• Police Chief Responds To ‘Corruption’ Comments: Horner Says Mayor Should Back Up Allegat
• Two Die In House Fire
• Glockner GM Superstore To Host Cruise-In
• Couple Files Suit Against Wheelersburg Taco Bell
• Recall Petitions Certified
• County Moving Forward With Recovery Plan
• Mayor Calls City ‘Corrupt’
• Cleanup Project To Help Local Businesses
• A Little Change Of Heart: Three-year old doing well after heart transplant
• Petitions Filed In Quest For Recall Of Murray
• Man’s Body Found in Ohio River
• Surviving Servicemen: Pvt. Howard Bentley, a ‘Deadeye’
• DOE Awards $2.1 Billion Contract At Piketon Plant
• Coroner: Drug-Related Deaths Continue To Mount
• Scioto County Fair: Fair Wraps Up With Annual Demolition Derby, 4-H Sales
• Three Are Arrested With 154 Grams of Crack Cocaine
• Officials Investigating Algae On Pond
• NB School Rejects OSFC Cuts
• Pain Clinic Suspects Arraigned
• Men Repair Downtown Water Main
• City Hiring New Director of Waterworks
• Scioto County Fair: Lions, Tigers And Fairs! Oh My!
• Scioto County Fair: SOMC At The Fair
• Kentucky Streams Wash Out
• Assistance For Electric Bill Payments Available
• Inspector General Releases Report
• Workers Recover Abandoned Puppies In Trash
• Pitching In To Help Local Scouts
• John Kasich comes to Pike and Scioto Counties
• Mound Park Play Structure Closed
• Former Police Chief Petitioning For Recall Of Mayor
• Waverly Firm Gets $1.44M Grant for Broadband
• Main Street Announces Farmers’ Market
• South Shore Man Says He Has Solution To Gulf Oil Spill
• Is Hilltop Fire Station In Jeopardy?
• Ohio’s First Lady Campaigns For Husband
• Steele To Be Named New Development Director
• Inmates Raise Produce For Homeless Shelter
• Greenup-Lewis County Drug Court Selected As Mentor Court
• Workers Use Extreme Heat To Their Advantage
• Fairgrounds Readied For Start Of Fair
• Senior Expo Set For Sept. 10: Area Agency on Aging District 7 Seeking Sponsors, Participants
• Patrol Says One Killed In Sunday Crash
• Man Found Murdered In Wurtland
• Main Street Portsmouth Gets National Accreditation
• Woman’s Body Recovered After Missing In Flood
• Man Shoots Wife, Kills Self In Lewis Co.
• Copper Thefts Have Police On The Alert
• South Shore: A Town With A Colorful Past, And A Place Where The Future Looks Good
• Christ’s Community Lends Hand To Single Parents
• EPA Cites SOMC On Sewer Debris
• Fallen Coal Grove Soldier Laid To Rest
• 1,039 Oxycontin Pills Confiscated: Pills Valued At More Than $83,000; Four Arrested
• Adopt A Wild Mustang At Ohio Horse Park In Franklin Furnace
• Charge: Mayor Didn’t Sign Payroll
• Walton: Infra-Metals Moving Forward
• Union Awaits Word From City Council On MOUs
• Federal Charges Filed Against West Portsmouth Family, Two Others: DEA Agents Shut Down Waverly &lsqu
• Businesses, Groups Come Together To Aid Couple Affected By Flood
• Cleanup Begins After Flood
• Houser Promises Fairgoers ‘Grittier Side Of Country’
• City Meeting Requirements At Wastewater Plant, EPA Says
• Papers Filed For Recall Of Councilman
• Area Flooding Claims Another Life
• A Little Bit Of Paint, A Few Flowers: Main Street Helps City Beautification
• Portsmouth Has A History Of Recalls
• EPA Says SOMC In Compliance
• USEC Updates Loan Guarantee Application: Company Addresses Technical and Financial Concerns Raised B
• Children Investigate Local Underground Railroad Ties
• Ugly Weeds In Downtown Area Draw Ire Of Resident
• Lucasville Man’s Murder Trial Under Way
• City To Clean Up Mold In Police Dept.
• NB Mayor Says Growth Is Key To Village Funding
• John Kasich, Gubernatorial Candidate Coming To Area
• SOMC Working To Correct EPA Violation
• OSU President Gee Visits Pike To Cut Ribbon For New Office
• Employment Opportunity - Assistant to the Mayor
• McKinley Pool Opening Delayed
• EPA to Discuss Longtern Control Plan at Public Meeting
• The Long Term Control Plan Schedule
• Planning Meeting to Address Closure of Third St.
• The Mayor's Conference Agenda for June 28
• LINK TEST - IGNORE
• The Mayor's Conference Agenda for June 28
• Mayor's Conference Agenda
• New iPhone App - Citizen Request Tracker
• Check out our new website features
• Planning Meeting to Address Closure of Third St.
• McKinley Pool Opening Delayed
• The Long Term Control Plan Schedule
• Notice of Public Hearing
• New iPhone App - Citizen Request Tracker
• EPA to Discuss Longtern Control Plan at Public Meeting
• Mayor's Conference Agenda
• Shooting Incident on Grandview Ave.
• DEMOLITION OF NUISANCE PROPERTIES BEGINS
• Check out our new website features
• Mayor's Conference Agenda
• "CLEAN-UP, FIX-UP, BEAUTIFY’ KICKS OFF IN EAST END"
• ODOT’s response to Mayor Murray’s proposal for traffic lights on US. 52 & 23
• GOV. STRICKLAND PROCLAIMS APRIL AS SAFE DIGGING MONTH IN OHIO
• Shooting Incident in Sciotoville
• Burglary Call Leads to Arrest of Billy Arthurs
• 2010 City of Portsmouth Operating Budget
• Check out our new website features
• Snow Emergency Guidlines
• River Days Festival

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