Train Trouble: Duo Busted for Late-Night Trespass in Rail Yard
It was full steam ahead to jail for two people caught hanging out where they didn’t belong. Just before 10 ...
Read moreDetailsIt was full steam ahead to jail for two people caught hanging out where they didn’t belong. Just before 10 ...
Read moreDetailsFrom shouting matches and food fights to drug busts and shirtless sidewalk sleepers, it was another unpredictable day on the ...
Read moreDetailsIf you’ve been to Kroger on Gay Street recently, chances are you’ve run into him: Eric Froe, the man who ...
Read moreDetailsWith heavy hearts but a spirit of celebration for a life well-lived, we announce the passing of Noah Hall, born ...
Read moreDetailsAnother busy day for Scioto County’s first responders on Tuesday, June 17, as the Sheriff’s Office, EMS, and fire crews ...
Read moreDetailsWe mourn the passing of our dear parents, Lawton (Earl) Triplett, on June 6, 2024, at the age of 94 ...
Read moreDetailsIf Monday blues were an emergency, Scioto County would’ve been declared a disaster zone. First responders scrambled to answer 56 ...
Read moreDetailsTwo local teens are facing adult-sized consequences after being indicted for a terrifying attempted murder plot straight out of a ...
Read moreDetailsShane A. Tieman, Scioto County Prosecutor, announced that the Scioto County Grand Jury met and returned 13 Public Indictments. An indictment ...
Read moreDetailsDespite circulating rumors, Scioto County Commissioner Cathy Coleman has not been moved to hospice care, her family confirmed this week. ...
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