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  • Public Safety

    Not That Kind of Donation: Prescription Drugs Left at Goodwill Drop Box

    Police Roundup: Homeless Camps, Trespassing Arrest, and Man Messing With Power Lines

    Dead Cats Found on Wayne Hills Roof — More Discovered in Cooler on Patio

    30 Days in Jail for Daycare Worker Charged with Child Endangerment.  Mom Files Lawsuit 

    Weird strange news

    Nursing Home Resident Calls 911 Over Missed Cigarette Break 

    Mouth of Mound Street

    “The Mouth of Mound Street” Sparks More Calls

    Scioto County Crime

    Overdose Behind Portsmouth Elementary Leads Early-Morning Police Roundup

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    Burn Ban Ignored Twice in One Day Wheelersburg; Firefighters Warn of Spring Fire Risk 

    Busted Arrests Portsmouth Scioto County Mugshots

    Busted! 03/12/26 New Arrests in Portsmouth, Ohio – Scioto County Mugshots

    Woman Walks Away From Crisis Center — Police Say They Can’t Force Treatment 

    CARPENTER JESSE JAMES

    Jesse James Carpenter Strikes Again — Walmart “Return King” Back With Another Scheme 

    Shooting

    Woman Arrives at SOMC ER With Gunshot Wound; Investigation Turns Over to Pike County

    Troubled Bad Youth Kids

    Teen Pranks Draw Police Attention — How “Harmless” Mischief Can Turn Serious 

    Woman Found “Rowing” Canoe in Man’s Backyard Arrested in Portsmouth 

    Mental Health

    Police Warn Man After Repeated Reports of Racial Slurs and Neighborhood Disturbance 

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    Woman Reports Daughter Assaulted; Police Take Report at Hospital 

    Man Found Dead Hours After Release From Rehab Program 

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    Strange Woman With Knife Reported in Lucasville 

    Portsmouth

    Mother Says Teen Shot in Wayne Hills Faces Long Medical Battle as Two Are Charged 

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    “Sham” Dog Rescue Operated in Scioto County – Stole $300 Grand 

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  • Politics

    Scioto County Investigating Potential Data Breach After Employees Fall for Phishing Scam

    Horton Davis

    Little Movement in Horton and Davis Corruption Cases as New Hearings Scheduled 

    Portsmouth City Council News

    Three “Emergency” Ordinances Headed to Portsmouth City Council Monday 

    Commissioner Scottie Powell

    Powell Blasts Proposed NDA Ban as “Lazy Legislation” 

    Commissioners Respond to Open Meetings Lawsuit Over Data Center

    Commissioners React to Proposed Ohio Law Banning NDAs for Elected Officials 

    Davis Horton

    Davis and Horton Corruption Cases Inch Forward with New Court Dates — But Don’t Expect Quick Resolutions 

    Scioto County Primary

    Scioto County Primary 101: Who’s Running, Who Isn’t — and Why This Election Matters 

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    Overcoming 4 Common Challenges in Local Governance

    Adrian Harrison

    Adrian Harrison: A Working Class Voice for Scioto County

    Portsmouth City Council News

    Possible Zoning Changes Headed for Discussion in Portsmouth 

    After a Tumultuous 2025, Scioto County Commissioners Look Toward a Fresh Start in 2026 

    Packed Commission Meeting Highlights Debate Over Proposed Data Center Tax Abatement 

    Portsmouth City Council

    New Year Brings Changes to Portsmouth City Council 

    What Comes Next for Economic Development After the Horton Scandal? 

    Portsmouth City Council

    Packed Chambers, Empty Power: How a Symbolic “Trans Sanctuary” Debate Took Over City Hall 

    Scioto County Economic Development

    From “Economic Development” to Indictments: How the Scioto County Scandal Unraveled — and Where Things Stand Now 

    Cathy Coleman

    Commissioners Honor Cathy Coleman With Heartfelt Christmas Tribute as Scioto County Celebrates the Season 

    Robert Horton

    UPDATE: Horton Case Delayed… Again 

    Scioto County Board of Commissioners

    Full House: Commissioner Will Mault Takes His Seat at the Table 

  • Feel Good
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    Steve Hayes

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    How To Choose the Right Closure for Thermal Pouches

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    Flower Delivery: Share Scioto’s Heart with Japan

    Honoring Scioto County’s First Town — and Its First People: New Heritage Trail Sign Dedicated at Earl Thomas Conley Park 

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    How Bowling Can Improve Your Mental Health

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    How To Make Your Daily Driver Feel Like a Sports Car

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    How To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home

    A man sitting in a vehicle is handing over an ID card to a female police officer standing by his window.

    Tips for Staying Calm During Police Encounters

    Cyn Mackley

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    Creative Ways To Host Outdoor Events This Summer

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    What Activities To Offer at a Family Fun Center

    Shawnee State University SSU

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    BREAKING: Commissioners Make Shocking Decision—Halloween to Remain on Halloween 

    Escape to the Hills: A Summer Reading List Set in Appalachia 

    Scioto County Champs: Lady Trojans and Word Wizards Bring Home the Gold 

    Jackson

    “I Held Those Keys Tight” — One Man’s Harrowing Journey from Addiction to Hope 

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    Tips for Selecting the Color of a Quinceañera Dress

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    Night Fishing: Who Is It for and How Do You Start?

  • Obituaries
    Tina Marie Veach

    Tina Marie Veach, 57 of New Boston

    Samuel W. Jarrell

    Samuel W. Jarrell 87 of Franklin Furnace

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    William Wolfenbarker Jr 47 of Wheelersburg,

    Charles Robert Hammonds

    Charles Robert Hammonds 79 of West Portsmouth

    Roger Dale “Whitey” Cydrus, Jr

    Roger Dale Cydrus, Jr.,59 of Chillicothe

    Stanley A. Mitchell

    Rick F Taylor, 71 of Waverly

    Derrik Dwayne Richard Tabor

    Derrik Dwayne Richard Tabor 42 of Portsmouth

    Beatrice (Bea) Laverne Hempill

    Beatrice Laverne Hempill 89 of Wheelersburg

    David Franklin Rose 84 of Otway

    Stephen Glen Potters

    Stephen Glen Potters, 69 of South Webster

    Dale R. Mullens

    Dale R. Mullens, 83 of Sciotoville

    Alvin Hugh Sanford

    Alvin Hugh Sanford, 83 of Minford

    Michael Ray Maddix

    Michael Ray Maddix, 78 of New Boston

    Nelson Brickey Jr

    Theresa Elizabeth Frey

    Theresa Elizabeth Frey, 90 of West Portsmouth

    Kathleen Joyce Dettwiller

    Kathleen Joyce Dettwiller, 75 of McDermott

    Edna May Harris, 59 of Piketon,

    John Gordon Leslie

    John Gordon Leslie, 70 of Columbus

    Randy Mark Cooper

    Randy Mark Cooper, aged 68 of McDermott

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5 Signs You Need a Better Waste Disposal Solution

Casey Cartwright by Casey Cartwright
1 year ago
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5 Signs You Need a Better Waste Disposal Solution
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Waste disposal is inevitable when running a business, but there’s more to the process than simply throwing a garbage bag into a dumpster. Your business needs to comply with waste disposal laws and regulations. These rules are in place primarily to maintain a safe workplace and limit harmful impacts on the environment.

However, not all waste disposal systems are the same. Sticking with an inadequate solution will lead to costly or dangerous mistakes. Here are five signs your business needs a better waste disposal solution.

Continuous Compliance Issues

If you’re facing frequent warnings and fines for waste management noncompliance from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), it’s time to take action.

Is your business struggling to keep up with evolving environmental regulations that are impairing your profits due to legal issues? Partnering with a reputable company is key. Waste disposal companies know how to avoid legal liabilities.

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Increased Waste Volume

As your business grows, new challenges arise, including increased waste production. Your current system might not be able to handle the high volume of waste.

Overflowing bins and delayed pickups lead to health hazards. Scaling up to a more robust solution helps handle increased demand without disruptions.

Employee Complaints

Employees know the score and are usually the first to notice inefficiencies. Waste management is no exception.

If you’ve received complaints about unpleasant odors, clutter, or overflowing trash areas from workers, it’s time to listen. These issues lead to decreased staff morale, health code violations, and an unpleasant workplace. An improved waste disposal solution ensures a cleaner, safer, and more appealing work environment.

Hidden Costs and Inefficiencies

If you already have a waste disposal service, do you know how much they’re charging? Hidden costs include frequent repairs, extra manpower for waste handling, and emergency services when routine pickups fail.

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Find a waste disposal company that’s transparent about their services and costs. The right company will save you money through streamlined processes and scalable options.

Lack of Sustainable Practices

Sustainable choices and programs offer a solid way to save money. If your current waste disposal system makes it hard to recycle, lacks eco-friendly processes, or allows precious materials to go to waste, you’re missing multiple opportunities. Many advanced waste management providers offer recycling programs, eco-friendly disposal methods, and opportunities to upcycle or downcycle materials instead of trashing them. Implementing any of these options will align with environmental values and decrease your expenses.

After reading these five signs you need a better waste disposal solution, take a closer look at your current system. Small adjustments can lead to major improvements for your business.

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