Training center murals complete, more planned for next year
By Ashley McCarty People’s Defender The five intricately and expertly executed murals of the new Adams County Workforce Development and Training Center have been completed. The incredibly vast and...
View ArticleClark appointed to Dry Stone Conservancy Board of Directors
News Release Dane R. Clark of West Union has been appointed to the Dry Stone Conservancy Board of Directors. Located in Lexington, Kentucky, Dry Stone Conservancy is a not-for-profit organization...
View ArticleAdams County Library News
By Julia McCane-Knox We are currently hiring library page and clerk positions. These positions start at $9.68 per hour at 29 hours per week. Candidates must be willing to work at all branches,...
View ArticleHealthy eating tips for the holidays
By Teresa Carr Administrative Assistant Silver and Gold Christmas Cheer has just begun! Would you like to spread some Christmas Cheer to some residents at our local nursing homes? We have been provided...
View ArticleRoades named new president of SSCC
N ews Release Dr. Nicole Roades has been selected to replace Dr. Kevin Boys as president of Southern State Community College in July 2022. Roades, currently the SSCC vice president of academic affairs,...
View ArticleSam’s Station, 1872
CHAPTER 18 This week we will watch the three daughters (Lois, Victoria and Candace) of John and Eleanor (Ralston) Wickerham as they prepare for a party; they never receive an invitation to attend. The...
View ArticleCommissioners hold November 15 meeting
Submitted by Terri Crothers The Board of Adams County Commissioners met in regular session on November 15, 2021, at the Government Center with the following members present: Diane Ward, Barbara Moore...
View ArticleAdams County Foundation announces new McGovney Funds
News Release The Adams County Community Foundation recently announced the creation of two new legacy endowment funds to benefit charitable causes in the Adams County area. The two endowments are the...
View ArticleCTC recognizes positive behavior
As part of their Positive Behavior Incentive Support program, the Ohio Valley Career and Technical Center is recognizing students each month for positive behavior. CTC students pictured above: Front...
View ArticleWinter blues got you down? You’re not alone
The winter season is upon us and the colder weather and shorter days may cause individuals to feel more isolated, lonely, and less motivated. According to the American Psychological Association, more...
View ArticleAAA7 offers Telephone Support Group for Caregivers
News Release Caregivers are a vital part of the healthcare system – they provide loving and essential care to their family or loved one. As part of their role, it is important for caregivers to have a...
View ArticleQPR Mgthod raises suicide awareness
By Teresa Carr Administrative Assistant Free Community Suicide Awareness/Prevention Training: The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) recently received funding from the Foundation for Appalachian...
View ArticleInformation for the local farmer
I hope everyone survived their Thanksgiving holiday, there are many things to be thankful for these days and for farmers the above average crop yields can be put on the top of the list. The week of...
View ArticleLast day for Newman on Peebles Village Council
By Ashley McCarty People’s Defender Peebles Village Council met on December 7 to discuss bids and give a proper sendoff to longtime Councilman Norman Newman. A motion by Councilman Charles Countryman...
View ArticleHealthy Holiday Favorites
By Marsha McCormick SNAP-Ed PA OSU Extension, Adams County If you are looking for some healthier recipes to offer at holiday gatherings this year, try to include some seasonal produce. One of my...
View ArticleFree Community Suicide Awareness/Prevention Training available
News Release The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) recently received funding from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio’s (FAO) Cause Connector giving program. Cause Connector is a charitable...
View ArticleTips for maintaining your weight during the holidays
By Marsha McCormick SNAP-Ed PA, OSU Extension, Adams County Let’s face it, trying to lose weight during the holidays is an uphill battle that few will win. However, if we set a goal to avoid gaining...
View ArticleManchester council meets with Commissioner, county EMS
By Ashley McCarty People’s Defender Manchester Village Council met on Dec. 1 to discuss EMS funding issues in light of the impending county takeover in January. All councilpersons were present for the...
View ArticleAdams County Library News
By Julia McCane-Knox Sign up for the Santa Shop! Parents and caregivers of children who participated in our Holiday Program Merry Money can sign up for the Santa Shop at their preferred location now...
View ArticleLocal knife company buys out knife mogul, gains nationwide notoriety
By Ashley McCarty People’s Defender Cooper Cutlery, LLC, of Winchester, Ohio, has rapidly ascended in popularity by making knives with vintage techniques and superb craftsmanship. The Cooper Cutlery...
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