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Community control violations lead to prison time
GALLIPOLIS — Three Gallia County residents face prison time after being arrested for violating community control sentences. Douglas K. Bloomer, 46, 248 West Cook Road, Gallipolis, was sentenced ...
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Outreach Center in need of new roof
GALLIPOLIS — Officials from the Outreach Center in Gallipolis are still seeking funds to perform repairs on the building, which is located at 275 State Street. Betty Halley, a member of the boar...
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Conservation funding available for Gallia County
GALLIPOLIS — Over $11 million in financial assistance is available to Ohio agricultural producers to apply conservation practices on their farms through the Environmental Quality Incentives Prog...
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Thomas appointed lead director of OVBC board
GALLIPOLIS — David W. Thomas has been appointed lead director of the Ohio Valley Banc Corp. board of directors, according to a news release issued by the company. Thomas joined the board in 2007...
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Beth Sergent/photo - Friday was “Go Red for Women Day” and staff at Holzer Clinic Meigs dressed accordingly, attempting to raise awareness of heart disease in women. In addition to their fashion statement, a heart-shaped wreath was lit and a proclamation was read by Lois Hawley declaring February Heart Healthy Month. Hawley has been a patient at the clinic and the Holzer Cardiovascular Institute. From left to right are Vickie Roush, Beth Cochran, Tammy Ball, FNP, Hawley receiving a corsage just a few inches above her now healthy heart from Dr. Wilma Mansfield, Miranda Moore, Karen Gibbs and Rosalyn Stewart. Seeing red!

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Stimulus funds earmarked for rehab of foreclosed homes
MIDDLEPORT — Middleport, Pomeroy, Syracuse and rural areas surrounding the villages are included in the area where a second round of federal stimulus money, designed to rehabilitate abandoned an...
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Gallia Co. lobbies OVRDC for 2011 funding
by Michelle Miller
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GALLIPOLIS — Many counties rely heavily on state and government funding to push their communities into the competitive realm of economic development. Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission (O...
Two Gallia Co. residents facing drug charges
by Times-Sentinel Staff
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GALLIPOLIS — As if to backup the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ claim that poachers are often involved in criminal activity, two Vinton residents are facing several drug related charges stem...
Finney speaks to full house at ‘First Friday’
by Andrew Carter
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GALLIPOLIS — Gallipolis City Manager Randy Finney was a Gallipolitan bearing gifts during the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce’s “First Friday” meeting. He was the guest speaker for the monthly ev...
Meigs Co. slow to respond to Census job offers
by Brian J. Reed
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POMEROY — In some parts of the country, the U.S. Census Bureau has considerably more competition among applicants for temporary jobs than in past years, but locally, there has not been much interes...
Commissioners discuss Davis Hall, sewer projects during joint meeting
by Michelle Miller
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GALLIPOLIS — Working together for the common good was the main topic of Thursday’s joint meeting of the Gallia County Board of Commissioners and Gallipolis City Board of Commissioners. In front of...
FLAT BROKE: Vinton council addresses budget woes
by Michelle Miller
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VINTON — The village of Vinton faces a long battle as it attempts to dig out of a financial hole. During a finance and street committee meeting held Thursday at the Vinton Village Hall, newly appo...
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