Victoria Boehmer, owner of Tybout House on Market Street and a leader in several local community initiatives, shared the story behind her business and its growing impact on the region during Monday night's Warren City Council meeting. Boehmer described Tybout House as much more than a ...
A father’s greatest gift to his children is to believe in them. To the world, Marty Meddock is Devon’s father, but to her heart, he is her best friend. A father’s quiet sacrifice is often the loudest catalyst for a daughter’s success. Devon graduated from Sheffield High School in ...
Property owners with delinquent real estate taxes have until June 30 to settle their accounts or enter into a payment agreement with the Warren County Tax Claim Bureau if they wish to avoid having their properties listed in the newspaper. According to the Tax Claim Bureau, taxes must be paid in full or a payment agreement must be signed in the office by 4 pm on June 30. Property owners who enter into an agreement are required to pay 25% of all delinquent taxes owed to the bureau and complete the necessary paperwork. The deadline comes ahead of the bureau's publication of delinquent ...
The Warren County School District will address several items with second readings of policies regarding technology, social media and internet safety. The meeting will be on Monday beginning at 6 p.m.at the District’s Central Office Building in Russell. It will be followed by a Special Board Meeting to which the policies will be addressed. A second reading for revision on the policy with regard to district telephones will be presented. It addresses classroom telephones and offices throughout all district buildings to support instructional, operational, and safety needs.Their use ...
Rep. Kathy Rapp will have a say in whether or not pharmacy benefit administrator reforms move forward in the state House of Representatives in the coming weeks. House Bill 2270, sponsored by Rep. Rob Matzie, D-Ambridge, would create a single Pharmacy Benefit Administrator model for all of ...
The seeds of the Antebellum period in the United States were planted many years before the Civil War would tear the country apart. "For the newly independent United States, the first order of business was to establish a national government," explained Roger Micker, president of the Wheeling, ...
