MARIETTA — Neither humidity nor rain seemed to dampen the spirits of people attending the Harmar Days Festival over the weekend. “We have been beating the heat,” said Allie Schultheis, communications chairwoman for the Historic Harmar Bridge Company, which owns its namesake and holds ...
LITTLE HOCKING — Residents gathered in Little Hocking Saturday for the annual ice cream social, a long-standing community tradition that dates back more than 60 years. Started in 1963 with a handful of volunteers serving hand-cranked ice cream from the back of a flatbed truck, the event ...
BOAZ — The Parkersburg Coin Club held its annual summer coin show Saturday at the Boaz Lions Club, bringing together coin enthusiasts, dealers and curious visitors from the Mid-Ohio Valley and beyond. The event featured more than a dozen dealers with tables filled with rare American coins, ...
CHARLESTON — United Bank recently received several national awards for employee engagement and customer satisfaction from Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report and Forbes. These include America’s Greatest Workplace by State, America’s Greatest Workplaces in Financial Services, Best ...
The bloom of a St. Johns wort plant contrast with the waves of nearby Third Run in Ritchie County. If you have a recent photo that showcases the beauty of the Mid-Ohio Valley, submit it to Art Smith at asmith@newsandsentinel.com for possible inclusion on this page. See more photos at ...
Marker 11.2 takes runners and walkers past the Quincy Hill steps that are a popular training location for participants in the area. The bottom of the stairs begins at Tenth and Avery streets. From there, Quincy Hill may look intimidating with its 173 steps, but many people use it as a spot to ...