By Alice Stratman Smith I was sick last week so I prepared some soup with Inn Maid Noodles made in Millersburg, Ohio years ago (in 1960’s) that brought me good memories of when I lived there. The Reinings owned the company at that time. Mrs. Reining (cannot remember her name) attended a Prayer/Study meeting in […]
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Virginia Lee Garver, 92, of Dresden, died Tuesday morning February 7, 2023 at Altercare in Zanesville. Born April 7, 1930, at her home in Shannon, Ohio, she was a daughter of the late Harry C. and Bertha (McClintock) Powell. Virginia was a loving homemaker and enjoyed taking and organizing photographs. She spent her winters organizing […]
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In Saturday, February 4th’s 22 event championship, the girls team from Tri-Valley made it look like a training exercise when they took the competition’s top spot with a score almost double that of their closest competitors. The meet took place at Kenyon College, in Gambier, Ohio, and featured teams from 16 Southeastern Ohio Schools. During […]
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by Gregg Meadows Coach Todd McLoughlin’s Tri-Valley boys basketball team eagerly awaits the upcoming post season after taking three of their last four games – with a rescheduled Feb. 17 regular season closer at Philo putting a cap on the 2022-23 regular season. The hoop Scotties notched their 14th win of the year (TV currently […]
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by Gregg Meadows It’s been a busy – and up and down – last two weeks for Coach Kurt Kaufman’s Tri-Valley girls basketball team to include a loss to Sheridan in a big MVL showdown, the post season tournament draw, then a pair of wins on the road. (The 2022-23 regular season ends with the […]
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The Genesis HealthCare System Vein Center recently received accreditation from the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) for superficial venous treatment and management. “We are honored to receive this recognition,” said Ahmed Habib, M.D., Board-certified Venous and Lymphatic Medicine Specialist. “More than 30 million Americans suffer from venous disease, which, left untreated, has serious lifestyle implications and […]
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A law passed by Ohio lawmakers in 2021 mandates that starting in the 2023-24 school year, Ohio students in kindergarten through third grade will be required to take a dyslexia screening test. This effort recognizes that early detection will help put children with this condition on a more direct path to success in learning to […]
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Here in Dresden, it is always nice to see an empty storefront come to life again and to have new options available for shoppers. Running her own business is something Tara Watts has always wanted to do, and with the youngest of her four children getting ready to graduate next year, she wanted to start […]
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