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Noble 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…

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Robert 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…

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Court 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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Noble Local to Hold Special Meeting Regarding “Court Action”

Noble Local School Board of Education will be holding a special meeting on Thursday, February 1, 2024 at 7:00 pm. in the administration building in Sarahsville. The purpose of the meeting is to conduct conferences with attorneys concerning disputes with the District that are the subject of pending or imminent court action. Also, the Board…

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NEW OHIO WILDLIFE OFFICER ASSIGNED TO NOBLE COUNTY

ATHENS, Ohio – Ohio Wildlife Officer Anthony Lemle, of Bowling Green, has been assigned to Noble County, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. A 2014 graduate of the Wildlife Officer Academy, Officer Lemle previously served in Lucas, Guernsey, and Williams counties. Originally from Wood County, Officer Lemle is a graduate of…

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Zeps end Busy Week 2-1

By Gene Davis The Shenandoah boys basketball team finished a busy week playing three games in four nights. Losing to Shadyside 67-73 in overtime on  Wednesday night, and defeating Buckeye Local 54-37 on Friday night, followed by defeating Central Catholic 60-48 on Saturday night. All games were played at home at the hanger. On Wednesday…

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