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Rossiter Earns All-Ohio Wrestling Honors, Places Third
Three local grapplers wrestled in the OHSAA Division 3 State Meet over the past weekend at the Schottenstein Center on the campus of Ohio State University. Shenandoah senior Tristen Rossiter (120) earned All-Ohio honors finishing in third place with a 6-1 win over Xavier Pearson (Trinty) on Sunday. Rossiter scored a takedown late in…
Read MoreShenandoah’s Barnett Brings Home Medals from State Indoor Track Championship Meet
By Tara Estadt Shenandoah sophomore, Braxton Barnett, finished his indoor track season in spectacular fashion. He competed at the OATCCC (Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches) D2/D3 Indoor State Meet on Saturday, March 2nd at the Spire Institute in Geneva, OH. To qualify for this meet, an athlete had to earn a top…
Read MoreNew Noble County Chamber Director Hired
Courtnee Norman will hold the title of Director of Noble County Business Development in Noble County. She will serve as Director of the Noble County Chamber of Commerce and Director of the Community Improvement Corporation. Norman is a native of Gnadenhutten, Ohio, and a graduate of Indian Valley High School. She received her bachelor’s degree…
Read MoreAnnual Meeting Announcement for Patrons Buckeye Mutual Insurance Company
Patrons Buckeye Mutual Insurance Company will be holding its 128th annual meeting on Saturday March 2, 2024 at 10:30a.m. The meeting will be held at the office of Patrons Buckeye Mutual Insurance Company located at 16050 McConnelsville Rd. Caldwell, OH 43724. For more information, please call the company office at 740-305-5121.
Read MoreNoble County Historical Society Fundraiser
Noble County Historical Society has started signing up participants for their 200 club fundraiser for 2024 . Funds are used for general maintenance insurance and part of the utilities for the museum and Ball-Caldwell Homestead. To play send $50 to Noble County Historical Society P.O. Box 128 Caldwell, Ohio 43724 .Drawings begin April 1st $100…
Read MoreRobert Pickenpaugh Withdraws from Noble County Sheriff’s Race
Former Noble County Sheriff and candidate for the office of sheriff, Robert Pickenpaugh, slated to run for re-election in the March primary against Noble County Sheriff Jason Mackie, has announced his withdrawal from the race. He did so in a public letter on his candidate Facebook page Friday. Below is the letter he posted: To…
Read MoreJames Williams Recognized by Valley of Cambridge Scottish Rite for Many Years of Service
Left to Right: Charles Yonker, David Milligan, James Williams of Mt. Ephraim was recognized last week by the Valley of Cambridge Scottish Rite for many years of service to the organization and community. He was presented with a certificate thanking him for his service by Executive Chairman of the Valley of Cambridge Ancient Accepted Scottish…
Read MoreZeps Score at Muskingum University’s February HS Invite
By Tara Estadt The SHS boys and girls indoor track teams were back at New Concord, for a 2nd time, on February 4th. There were over 1,000 meet entries of athletes representing nearly 70 different schools. “I enjoy getting a head start on the outdoor season. And my favorite part about indoor track is competing…
Read MoreLocal Girls Basketball Teams Set for Sectional Play
By Julie LaFollette The East District Division IV girls basketball tournament draw was held last week. The Caldwell Lady Redskins were the sixth seed. They will host the ninth seed Conotton Valley on Wednesday, February 21. The winner of this game will face the winner of the third seed Monroe Central and the 16 seed…
Read MoreCourt House Elevator Still Down; Commissioners Looking Into New Public Transportation Service
The commissioners met on Wednesday, January 24, 2024 and Monday January 29. Present were President Allen Fraley, Vice President Ty Moore, and Commissioner Gary Saling. Looking into Transportation Service The commissioners are reportedly looking into a transportation program for the county. They visited Morgan County who has its own system, transporting passengers within a 50…
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