By ROB HAMILTON The Mount Gilead girls’ track team claimed an early invitational win at Ridgedale on Saturday. In the 12-team meet, the Lady Indians scored 131.5 points to finish head of Northmor’s 115. Fredericktown took third place with 100. Locally, Highland claimed fifth place with 72. Mount Gilead won the 3200 relay in 10:59.2 and took […]
By: EVELYN LONG Hospice of Morrow County hosted “A Night With the Veterans” on April 4 and sixty five persons attended the event which included the recognition of 28 veterans. Fifteen staff members were also present. Also introduced was the Hospice Pet Therapy dog, “Harley,” a 150 pound, gentle and friendly Great Dane. Karen Veronica, executive director […]
By Alberta Stojkovic — The Mount Gilead Public Library will celebrate National Library Week with a “Grand Finale” on Saturday, April 20 from 11 a.m-3 p.m. Library Director, Mike Kirk said the Mount Gilead Library Board and staff have planned activities and displays that will be enjoyed by the entire family. There will be opportunities […]
By Taylor Kaser — UPDATED Tammy Hartman, RN opened Hartman Holistic Health, LLC to help others after she discovered some alternative therapies that helped her regain her health. In 2000, Hartman began to see a sharp decrease in her health. She was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease, radiculopathy, and later, TMJ, as well as some […]
By Alberta Stojkovic — Roseanne Denty stated that she intends to resign from her position as Fiscal Officer and Clerk-Treasurer on April 26, 2013. The announcement came at Edison Village Council’s March 25 meeting. Denty expressed her decision is due to lack of support in her work. She has loved her job over the past eight […]
By Randa Wagner — Many residents facing financial hardships are able to receive food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Morrow County. However, obtaining daily needs items that cannot be purchased with an Ohio Direction Card (EBT) can be very difficult when there’s little to no cash left after paying rent and […]
By EVELYN LONG Cardington-Lincoln High School students who participated in winter sports were honored when the athletic department honored them during the program held in the Patrick Drouhard auditorium on March 26. Sixty seven athletes who participated in girls and boys basketball, girls and boys bowling, cheerleading and wrestling during the 2012–2013 winter sports season were recognized. […]
By Taylor Kaser — Anyone who has driven through the Mt. Gilead State Park in the last few weeks probably noticed something was different. In fact, to some it looked like the park had experienced hurricane force winds, with multiple trees down and the largest concentration of fallen trees being around the main playground. The falling […]