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Public Safety

Fatal Motorcycle Crash

Woman Arrested for 33rd Time

Wanted Man Found Sleeping in Stranger’s Car

Dog Left Locked in Car – Citizen Takes Action

Police Search Wayne Hills After Suspects Flee Traffic Stop

Dogs on the Attack on Union Street

Passed Out at the Dollar General

Man Tries to Take Wheelchair From Hospital

Deputy Revies Overdose Victim

Child Dropped Off Alone at Bus Stop

Creepy Masked Man Shuts Off Security Camera on Union Street

Squatter Arrested For 6th Time in A Year

Portsmouth After Dark: Overdoses, Screams, Strange Lights

Person Injured in BB Gun Shooting

Man Arrested for 22nd Time After Violating Protection Order

Hot Pursuit Around Friendship

Bouncer and Bar Patron Brawl on Chillicothe Street

Elderly Man Needs Help – No Ambulance Available

Panhandlers, Homeless Complaints & Prowlers

Vehicle Break-Ins Continue
Education

Shawnee State to Offer Trade and Certification Classes

The Best Places To Hunt Hogs in Ohio

Woman Loses Car After Making This Simple Mistake

Where Can I Smoke with an Ohio Medical Marijuana Card?

Portsmouth City School District: Big Turn Out for Short Meeting

How to Effectively Control Weeds

Getting too hot can kill you – know the symptoms of hyperthermia

5 Ways to Stay Cool Without an Air Conditioner

Green Township Resident Loses $500 to Contest Scammer

5 Things Most People Don’t Know About Scioto County

Interesting Ways to Reuse Coffee Grounds

Kid Reporters Question Commissioners – Wings of Hope Honored

3 Sustainable Initiatives To Consider for Your Community

4 Car Warning Lights You Shouldn’t Ignore

Back-to-School Blues: Coping with Cyberbullying After Summer

Why Is My Hair Falling Out?

At-Will Employment: What Does It Really Mean?

Piketon Ohio Virtual Academy Student Competes in National Robotics Competition

Men’s Risk of Depression Up 69%; PTSD Up 68%; General Anxiety Up 55%

What is a Rotating Car Seat and Is It Safe for My Baby?
Politics

Commissioners Address Clean Water Act Violations, Grant Delays

Gina Collingsworth: Top Priorities are the Internet, Tourism, and Rural Industry

Commissioners Address River Days Complaints – Praise Volunteers

Commissioners Not Concerned About Uncontested Races

Portsmouth City Councilperson, Joey Sandlin, Makes Threats to SCDN Publisher

Citizen Calls Out Dog Warden Over Deer Attacks

Ohioans with low incomes pay higher electricity rates: $300 to $1,500 per year

State Rep. Justin Pizzulli Secures $368,550 Grant for Sciotoville Community School District

Ohio State Representative Indicted on Domestic Violence Charges

Under Investigation: Scioto County Fairgrounds Accused of Unlicensed Alcohol Sales

What is Aggregation & Why Should You Care?

“The Mountain is on Fire”: Scioto County Children’s Services Faces Hurdles and Hope

New Drug Testing Rules for Bus Drivers

Bar Torn Down to Make Room For Museum Expansion

Commissioners Excited For Return of Drive-In to Lucasville

Ohio Governor Authorizes Ohio State Highway Patrol to Assist Texas with Border Surveillance

Rarden Group Feeds Hundreds of Hungry People Every Day

Northwest High School Paying Other Schools NOT to Play Them?

What Do Portsmouth City Workers Earn?

Portsmouth Ready to Pay $9000 To Settle Bad Fire Hydrant Claim
Feel Good

Home for the Weekend: Tiny Retreat on High

Home for the Weekend: Red Gate Farm and Vineyard

Fast Thinking 8-Year-Old Saves Pregnant Mom After Fall

Lions Fans Urged to Visit Team’s Portsmouth Home

Home for the Weekend: McChesney Ridge Cabin

Missing Florida Man Found in Scioto County

3 Stories of Officers Being Very Kind

Creative Ways To Give Back to Your Community

Going Above and Beyond: Portsmouth Police’s Heartfelt Welfare Check

Why Portsmouth, Ohio is a Wonderful City for Remote Workers to Live

Growing Lucasville Opportunities (GLO)Receives $100,000 Kubota Hometown Proud Grant

Lucasville Kayak Launch Gets Final Go-Ahead From Commissioners

Officers Help Disabled Son Get To His Hospitalized Mom

Unraveling the Quirky Behaviors of Dogs: From Foot Fetishes, Snuggles to “Zoomies”

Remodeling Upgrades That Make All the Difference

The Most Popular Pop Culture Items To Collect

Commissioner Cathy Coleman Says “Groovy” and Here’s Why

Extra Mile: Deputy and Dispatcher Ensure Resident’s Well-being

Dispatcher says, “Thank You More” to a Volunteer Firefighter

5 Best Dog Breeds For Seniors
Obituaries

Kenneth Crawford, 75, of South Shore Kentucky

Edward "Eddie" Krekeler, 60, of Portsmouth

Virginia Martin, 101, of West Portsmouth

Anthony Cooper, 65, of West Portsmouth

Paul McGraw, Jr., 74, of Minford

Ricky Alan Grooms II, 36, of New Boston

Benjamin Winters, Jr., 90, of Portsmouth

Deborah Lynn Kelley Crabtree, 40, of Piketon

Cheryl Wireman, 63, of Greenup

Terry Jenkins Jr., 44, of South Portsmouth

Georgene Bussey, 80, of Portsmouth

Brenda Biggs, 66, of Portsmouth

Helen Hinze, 87, of Minford

Jackie Bloomfield Jr, 46, of South Shore

Marilyn Bergman, 80, of Greenup

Clarence Shuff Jr., 88, of South Webster

Thelma Delores Hale, 81, of Wheelersburg

Amber Diop, 38

Hazel Russell, 93, of Greenup County

Bruce Edward Ashley, 58, of Wheelersburg
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Portsmouth native writes modern-day Camelot tale with NY Times best seller

Cyn Mackley draws great inspiration from her Appalachian home of Scioto County

by MJ Brickey

1 year ago

in Arts & Entertainment, Feel Good, Regional

Cyn Mackley is pictured by the sign that welcomes people into her childhood home — the Wayne Hills housing project. At this time, she was attending Shawnee State University just before transferring to Bowling Green.

Cyn Mackley is pictured by the sign that welcomes people into her childhood home — the Wayne Hills housing project. At this time, she was attending Shawnee State University just before transferring to Bowling Green.

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