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By Carolyn Reid
Within 24 hours after submitting his resignation letter to both of the county’s city councils, Fire Chief Dave Klaber rescinded that resignation.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Bobbie Jo Cratchit, (with her children, Jane and Tim, by her side) builds the courage to sing “God Bless Us Every One” for the Marley County talent contest on live radio. Pictured from left: Jane Cratchit, played by Willow Williams, Bobbie Jo Cratchit, played by Bethany Beckett English, and Tim Cratchit, played by Carson Kelsch.
KRT presents A Christmas Carol with a Country Spin!
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By: Brett Price
Kincaid Regional Theatre is back this holiday season with A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CAROL. The production had its opening night on Friday, December 9, 2022. Audiences were treated to a retelling of Ebenezer Scrooge’s tale, but in the setting of a 1950s, small American town.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Country Patchwork hosts non-sewing craft event
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Country Patchwork of Falmouth held a non-sewing craft class led by Stacey Myers and Karen Ely on Saturday, December 10, at the Falmouth Store.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Josh McGriffin: Butler Mayor
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What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? I’ve been very pleased that many stretches of road have been blacktopped in Butler.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
The candidates answer questions: Mason Taylor
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What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? In the past four years, several great things have been accomplished for our city such as updating our maintenance fleet and replacing the outdated, decade-old cruiser that our police department utilizes to serve our residents.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
The candidates answer questions: Ron Stinson
Carolyn Reid - Reporter
What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? Because all things are relative, there must be some not so good things to gain perspective on the good things. Many of the good things are not necessarily visible as one drives through town.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Up for re-election? Attendance matters--Updated
Carolyn Reid - Reporter
Local elections are the biggest portion of the ballot this year. While the attendance and pay rates of state and federal legislators are readily available, the attendance and pay of our local legislators are not as easy to track.
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Allen looking for a new dream
Sam McClanahan - Reporter
As Dontaie Allen continues to mull over the decision as to where he will next play college basketball, one thing has become clear. He’s going to be patient in making sure he finds the perfect match.
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Local officials advise county to plan ahead for the first major ice storm in over 12 years
Carolyn Reid - Reporter
Emergency Management Director Mike Moore and Judge/Executive David Fields advise the county to be ready for the storm that has the potential to bring nearly a half inch of ice to the area and heavy, wet snow on top of that before it exits some time Friday.
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Neil and Marilyn Belcher came to Pendleton County when he was hired by Delphos to move into the position of publisher of The Falmouth Outlook in 2014. In 2021, they expressed a desire to find a local owner for the 125-year-old Pendleton County paper. The Belchers took ownership on January 1, 2022.
She’s home!
Carolyn Reid - Reporter
By Carolyn Reid
For the past seven years, Neil Belcher has been known and respected around Pendleton County as the publisher of the Falmouth Outlook, working for Delphos Herald, Inc., the paper’s owner that is located in Delphos, Ohio.
Monday, January 3, 2022