Union Local Schools Levy in the Hands of Voters
For a third time in as many years, Union Local Schools seeks approval from district voters for additional support for improvements to school buildings and facilities.
For a third time in as many years, Union Local Schools seeks approval from district voters for additional support for improvements to school buildings and facilities.
While many local contests for villages, townships and school boards are uncontested in the upcoming Nov. 4 General Election, others are hotly contested with multiple candidates seeking a limited number of open seats. In those subdivisions, voter interest is naturally higher.
The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Belmont, Harrison and Monroe Counties want to keep mental health services available in Belmont County as it asks for the public’s support on a renewal levy.
The board will have a 1.25-mill renewal levy on the ballot for the Nov. 4 election. The measure involves no new taxes, as it renews an approved levy.
Barnesville Village council approved permits, discussed annual leaf pick-up and approved of an extended water agreement at Monday evening’s council meeting.
Barnesville Police Log entries from October 13-19 are shared this week.
The Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) has announced over $2 million in funding to help victim service agencies meet the needs of human trafficking survivors.
Responses are needed by Nov. 1 Deadline WHEELING – The Belomar Regional Council Metropolitan Transportation Plan for 2050 is currently under development. This plan will outline how the region’s (Belmont, Ohio, and Marshall County’s) transportation system changes over the next 25 years. To be successful the planning agency needs as many people to provide […]
Belmont County Clerk of Courts Laura A. Zupko released the September report for the county office.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District has released its annual winter drawdown schedule, a critical part of the organization’s flood-control and maintenance operations.
hio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin have announced $7.1 million in grant funding to establish seven regional Career Pathway Support Networks, including one based in East Central Ohio.