Where Did the Paving Money Go? Portsmouth Spent $2.39 Million on Streets in Four Years
As Portsmouth leaders prepare to place a renewal of the city’s street paving levy on the November ballot, one reader ...
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As Portsmouth leaders prepare to place a renewal of the city’s street paving levy on the November ballot, one reader ...
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Read moreDetailsIt sounded serious at first. Officers were called to Kroger on Gay Street after an employee reported a man had ...
Read moreDetailsA predator sting across the river in Greenup is blowing up online after a watchdog group livestreamed the confrontation—and the ...
Read moreDetailsWhat started as a high-speed pursuit turned into a foot chase—and ended with a suspect standing in a river surrounded ...
Read moreDetailsScioto County — What started as a conversation on a school bus quickly turned into a criminal case — and ...
Read moreDetailsNEW BOSTON — A long-running preschool program that has served generations of local families is coming to an end. New ...
Read moreDetailsWhat started as a simple fight call turned into a two-state investigation that kept officers moving for hours. Just after ...
Read moreDetailsAfter months of complaints and stalled sales, Scioto County leaders say the land bank is getting a full reset—and this ...
Read moreDetailsWhat started as a tip from a national task force ended with a Portsmouth man in jail. Investigators with the ...
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