Frazeysburg Lions Club met February 7th, at the Frazeysburg Presbyterian church for their meeting. Lion Charlotte Jenkins was given the Lion of the Month for sponsoring two new members. At the February 21st meeting, new members Diana Wolford and Sharon Erickson were inducted by Zone Chairman Earl Paazig. Lion Earl did a power point presentation […]
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What an amazing winter sports season it has been for Tri-Valley! District and/or state appearances in every sport including gymnastics! February 14th Tri-MeetTheir recent home appearance on February 14 at Champion Gymnastics showcased some very strong performances from a very determined group of young ladies. Tri-Valley was the host to competitors from five other schools […]
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The largest contributer to electricity consumption is lighting. which makes up over 50 percent of electricity usage according to the AEP Ohio website. The website also explains how a single LED saves more than $80 in electricity costs over its lifetime. Rebate programs have been offered through AEP to encourage the switch to LED lighting […]
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In order to make this year’s July 4th celebration the biggest and best event of 2019, a meeting has been scheduled and will take place at the Meadow View Church in Frazeysburg on March 7th at 7pm. Ideas and enthusiasm are welcome!
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The 2018 Annual Financial Report for the Village of Dresden is complete and available for review. The report may be viewed at the office of the Village Fiscal Officer at 904 Chestnut Street Dresden, Ohio. Mondays 9-5, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 9-2. Phone number is 740-754-3151.
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Eight Tri-Valley wrestlers will be competing in the District meet on March 1st and 2nd. To achieve this, the Scotties wrestlers had to place fourth or higher individually at the OHSAA Division I Sectional Meet at Marysville High School. Placing fourth or higher in the upcoming District meet will land them a place in the […]
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In an extremely intense trial of wills against Westerville South, the Scotties took their first and playoff ending defeat from the Westerville South team. The entire game never saw a lead of more than single digits from either team, but in the end, it was who held onto the lead the longest that mattered and in this case, it was the Lady Cats.
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Muskingum County Library is seeking donations of Tri-Valley Year Books dated 1969 thru 1973, 1975 thru 1980, 1982, 1983, 1991 and 2001 and later. This is for the Genealogy Department. You can drop off at the library or call Carol, 740-454-8474, and she will pick up.
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What a climax to a terrific Tri-Valley swim season. A Hollywood novelist couldn’t have scripted the finale in a more exciting way. After a long swim schedule, eleven Scotty swimmers qualified for the Division I District Swim Meet and made the trip to the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion on the Ohio State University campus last Friday, February 15.
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At a young age, Mackenzie Newell knew she wanted to join the color guard. For some, this may seem like an impossible dream but Mackenzie is, in fact, today one of only 25 girls who march in the color guard for Tri-Valley.
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