Filling Of Route 124 Hole Near Long Bottom Draws County Attention
Long Bottom residents and Southern Meigs County readers monitor the Route 124 hole after a slip in midsummer. Work to fill the hole and pave the road will extend over time with weather affecting progress. The project, costing about 204,006 dollars split by state and federal funds, aims to reopen Route 124 a scenic byway and improve access to nearby ferry and potential future bridge sites.
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Masors Photy Iy Gaere
LOS Hll Messenger
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Meigs County Development Corp
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Offo Shore
Travenswood
Pomeroy
State Highway Department
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Ravenswood
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Hartford
New Haven
Letart
Meigs Group
Long Bottom
Lowell Matlock
Eagle Construction Co
Ohio Highway Department
Matlock
State of One
Federal Highway Trust
Medals Trophies Offered In Area Twirling Championship
More than 100 competitors are expected for the Tri County Championships on November 8 at Eastern High School along Route 7 in Tuppers Plains. Judy Riggs chairs the event featuring high school majorette twirling, strutting, solo categories, teams, and a Miss Fall Majorette Queen contest. Prizes include large trophies for junior and senior grand champions. divisions cover age groups, beginners to advanced, and boys solo. Entry forms go to Mrs Judy Riggs, Reedsville Route 1, Ohio. late entries accepted at 8 am contest day with 9:30 am start.
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Chester
Belide Eastern High Schoear
Route 7
Judy Riggs
Hgh
Miajorette
Meigs
Athens
Galha
Junor
Senor
Mm A Corp
Ugh School
Reedsville
Route 1
Ohio
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Team Competiton
Charges and Countercharges After Point Pleasant Football Fight
Four people were arrested after a scuffle at the Point Pleasant Ripley football game. John Horton Rogers of Columbus was charged with felonious assault. Warrant details and further charges were reported as part of the incident coverage.
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Point Pleasant
Intoxication and Assault Warrants Face Local Suspects
Gallipolis resident Christopher Krushamp 20 was arrested Friday by the sheriff's department on intoxication charges and posted $1,000 bond. J W Kegley and David Dayfield Jr. of Charleston and Henderson's Thomas Mayes faced assault and felonious assault warrants with bonds from $350 to $8,500. All preliminary hearings are set for 2 pm Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
Christopher Krushamp
Wriday
Sheriffs’s Department
J Kegley
J W Kegley
Point Pleasant
John Morton Rogers Kegley
David & Dayfield Sr
Charleston
Rodgers ‘Thomas Mayes
Nenderson
David Dayfeld Jr
Carol Dayfeld Mayes
Upside Down Flag Sparks Immediate County Action
In Phoenix, Maricopa County officials acted swiftly after planning department staff urged action to halt flying the Arizona flag upside down. The recommendation prompted prompt steps by the board to correct the display and address the flag orientation.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Maricopa County
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