Monthly Archives: November 2015

Judge Demands Answers Washington County Judge Randall Burnworth is calling more than four dozen people who skipped jury duty to court. He wants to know why they skipped the selection process for the high profile murder trial of former deputy … Continue reading →

An order issued yesterday by US District Court Judge Algernon Marbley said the suit brought by the Little Hocking Water Association vs. DuPont has been dismissed pending an undisclosed settlement agreement. Little Hocking filed the federal case against the corporation … Continue reading →

PFOA/C8 Linked to Obesity in Children of Exposed Mothers A new study of more than 200 Cincinnati households exposed to C8 find that children of mothers who experienced higher levels of exposure to PFOA while pregnant had higher body fat … Continue reading →

A good Samaritan stopped to help a stranger – and landed in the hospital. Now his family needs help raising the funds to pay for his care. Nearly two weeks ago, Adam Hall stopped to help a woman who was … Continue reading →

With its January grand opening weekend nearly sold-out, the Peoples Bank Theatre, in downtown Marietta, is announcing its inaugural series of concerts in the newly-restored historic hall. The Winter-Spring 2016 Spotlight Series features 10 performances, encompassing a mix of music, … Continue reading →

From high atop Fort Boreman Hill came an exciting development from The PM Company about the creation of a Sports and Entertainment Complex – the donation of ten acres of property for its location. Pat Minnite, Sr., of The PM … Continue reading →

In a desperate attempt to reinvent himself either as a self-appointed drug czar or a development leader, former Parkersburg mayor Bob Newell is negotiating a potential land deal for WVUP – the possible purchase of the Stephenson Mansion for use … Continue reading →