Autopsy details fatal Athens robbery shooting and stabbing
An autopsy for Markel J. Morrison 22 found he died from a penetrating brain injury caused by a gunshot wound to the head with two gunshot wounds and four stab wounds in an Athens County incident tied to a late May robbery attempt. The report notes skull fractures from the head wound and outlines wound paths. Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn declined comment as the investigation continues and one suspect has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and conspiracy.
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Fairfield County Coroner’s Office
Markel J. Morrison
Morrison
Athens County
Keller Blackburn
River Park Towers
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PTs Forecast T storms Likely High 81 Low 69
A weather update forecasts possible thunderstorms across the area with a high near 81 and a low around 69. The advisory appears on Page A10 and urges readers to prepare for scattered convection and brief heavy downpours.
Rural Ohio Bill Aims to Aid Small Farmers in Marijuana Growth
Athens area resident Bill Hayes proposed the Rural Ohio Agricultural Revitalization Bill to protect small rural farmers as marijuana and industrial hemp become legal. He outlined a draft allowing private possession of up to six plants, minor penalties for unlicensed sales, and rural landowners to seek commercial cultivation allotments via the Ohio Department of Agriculture with defined square footage limits.
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Bill Hayes
Bean Hollow Road
Athens County
Ohio
Hayes
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Human Power Pull Engages Youth at County Fair
Saturday at the county fair featured a Human Power Pull where young participants tug tractors by rope. Teams across men women and youth classes competed for best times as spectators packed bleachers. The event, 20 to 25 years old, aims to entertain while promoting 4 H youth development and lifelong learning. AutoZone sponsored prizes for first and second in each class, now awarding toolkits. Fair board member Ron Llewellyn emphasized the non commercial nature and youth focus. See power pull on page A2.
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Ron Llewellyn
Llewellyn
Our Fair Board
Most Fair Boards
AutoZone
Nelsonville York school becomes REACH youth program site
The former Nelsonville York elementary and middle school now hosts Hopewell Health Center’s REACH program for youths 6 to 17. REACH teaches coping, emotions, self regulation with goals to return to a regular school setting. The Athens origin site expanded to include an after school program.
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Nelsonville- York School
Nelsonville
Nelsonville- York
Hopewell Health Center
REACH
Hopewell Health Centers
Amanda Parry
Athens
Parry
Messenger
Sarah Guinn
Nelsonville York School
Kimberly Road
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