County Buys Peavine Rail Line for $1
After five years of chasing it, Scioto County Commissioners finally have their hands on the old Peavine railroad corridor — ...
Read moreDetailsAfter five years of chasing it, Scioto County Commissioners finally have their hands on the old Peavine railroad corridor — ...
Read moreDetailsHealth Department Warns of Fake Inspection Calls The Portsmouth City Health Department is warning residents about a scammer pretending to ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police arrested a troubled homeless woman at Tracy Park Thursday afternoon after a report that she was kicking and ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police and Children Protective Services followed up on a Kentland Avenue complaint after neighbors reported that a woman had ...
Read moreDetailsA man accused of brutally attacking two Scioto County corrections officers Saturday night was already sitting in the county jail ...
Read moreDetailsA woman who had been caring for a man with developmental disabilities told deputies she could no longer keep him ...
Read moreDetailsFor the father and daughter behind Rave Cave, opening a business means more than opening the doors to a new ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth City Council is being asked to put another $50,000 toward the Mound Park playground on Monday, September 28. And ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth police were called to a local rehab center after a Child Protective Services worker reported trouble during a supervised ...
Read moreDetailsAfter 32½ years of service to Scioto County, Job and Family Services Director Tammy Moore Morton is preparing to retire—and ...
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