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Watershed officials discuss creation of new trail system

CAMBRIDGE — Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District officials met Aug. 22 with stakeholders including elected officials, economic development representatives, trail groups and state and local officials to discuss the possibility of creating a world-class trail system in the region. The ...

Marsh Bellofram announces leadership changes

NEWELL — Marsh Bellofram has announced several management changes with an eye on bringing sharper focus and clarity to its numerous businesses and market segments, and to better position the company for the future. John Gorrell has been named the company’s new president, having ...

Quick Takes

SELECTED: Shana Wydra, STEM director for Steubenville City Schools, has been named the PLTW Outstanding Administrator of the Year. Project Lead the Way provides transformative learning experiences for pre-K-12 students and teachers across the United States. They create a hands-on ...

Fun for all ages

Screwy Louie’s Fun Park has things to do for all ages. Located at 2257 county Road 68, Toronto, the park, owned by Buster and Tiffany Bowman, offers a variety of special events and attractions, including live entertainment, food, an arcade, gel ball arena, inflatables, escape rooms and more. ...

Team Automotive body shop named Toyota certified collision center

STEUBENVILLE — The Team Automotive body shop has been named the newest Toyota Certified Collision Center, Toyota Motor North America Inc. has announced. Collision centers can earn certification from Toyota based on meeting criteria including advanced collision training, as well as ...

Blame My Roots country music fest donates $25K to volunteers

MORRISTOWN — The Blame My Roots country music summer festival made some donations Wednesday in appreciation for area firefighters and Shadyside and Union Local boosters who volunteered their time to make the event held July 14-16 a success. The Union Local Touchdown Club, the Shadyside ...