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A Vinton County Grand Jury has backed up a previous decision made by Vinton County Prosecutor William Archer that no criminal charges should be filed in the July 27, 2023, death of 28-year-old Jackson County resident Travis Dakota Williams. In a news release issued Monday afternoon, Dec. 23, Archer revealed that a Vinton County Grand Jury which convened on Thursday,
By: Alex Shope, Pete Wilson
The Jackson County Commissioners continue to take steps toward moving their office back to the downtown area and closer to other county governmental offices.
By: Pete Wilson
The final meeting of the 2024 year for Jackson City Council on Monday evening, Dec. 23 brought some important news on the personnel front. Jackson Mayor Randy Evans announced that Third Ward City Councilman H.D. Crabtree is resigning from his elected position and that veteran Jackson Fire Chief David Channell would be taking a leave of absence. Crabtree is resigning […]
A local contracting firm has been hired to serve as the construction manager for the upcoming work which will take on the City of Jackson's Downtown Revitalization project. During its meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 9, Jackson City Council voted unanimously to accept the proposal of Geiger Brothers, Inc. of Jackson to provide “construction management services of a specialized nature”
By: Pete Wilson, Alex Shope
Voters in the City of Jackson will be given a second opportunity to approve the continuation of the City's current 1.5-percent city income tax. During their meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 23, Jackson City Council members voted unanimously to pass two pieces of related legislation to authorize the continuation of the current 1.5-percent income tax and to place the issue
The host Adena Lady Warriors were dominant in the first and third quarters on their way to a 47-27 non-conference win over the Jackson Ironladies on Friday night. Adena (7-4) jumped out to a 14-4 lead at the end of the first quarter before the Ironladies righted the ship and actually outscored the home team 7-6 in the second quarter
The wrestling teams from Jackson, Vinton County and Wellston high schools competed in the 25-team Skyline Bowling Invitational Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 28 at Gallia Academy High School. Jackson finished in seventh place, Vinton County in 11th place and Wellston in 14th place. Point Pleasant won the overall team championship Individual champions included: Braiden McGinnis (113 pounds) and Grant Kenndy
By: Pete Wilson
In anticipation of the major snowstorm which is forecast to affect this area this Sunday and Monday, the City of Jackson has released a list of the “snow emergency routes,” which are designated to facilitate the City's snow-removal efforts.
By: Pete Wilson
Due to the winter storm situation, the Jackson County Commissioners have rescheduled their regular weekly meeting this week from 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7 to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8. The Commissioners meet in their office at the Jackson County Job and Family Services building at 25 E. South St. in Jackson. The meetings are open to the public.
During the Monday evening, Dec. 23 meeting of Jackson City Council, Jackson Mayor Randy Evans reported progress has been made on the long-awaited project to extend new water lines in the Jackson Heights subdivision.
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