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Washington School celebrates 100 years

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Current and former students, teachers and administrators walked the halls of Washington Elementary School and gathered on the playground Friday to celebrate the building's centennial anniversary. Read more »

Johnson shows job creation concern

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In a continuing attempt to get a handle on how business is faring in Ohio, U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson stopped at a couple local operations Monday, including the county airport, where he visited the Air Evac Lifeteam helicopter base. Read more »

Marietta Company Breaks Ground On Ohio River Water Pumping Station

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By Katie Doup WOUB Published April 10, 2012 The Good River Distribution Company broke ground today on a new state-of-the-art station in Marietta that pumps water from the Ohio River. "This groundbreaking ceremony is the conclusion of quite an extraordinary journey for all the companies involved as well as those in the community who have been with us the entire way," said John Willoughby, president... Read more »

Congressman Johnson Tours Columbiana Sites

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WKBN Published April 9, 2012 Congressman Johnson Tours Columbiana SitesCongressman Johnson Tours Columbiana SitesU.S. Congressman Bill Johnson, R-Marietta, got a first-hand look on Monday at how the mineral rights boom is impacting Columbiana County. Johnson toured the Columbiana County Courthouse in Lisbon, where the recorder's office was lined up with people checking land leases. Johnson, who re... Read more »

Johnson: Effort to repeal ‘Obamacare’ continuing

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Just days before the U.S. Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments regarding the Constitutionality of "Obamacare," U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Marietta, visited a Wintersville business to call attention to its impact on small businesses. Read more »

ITT Students, Grads Optimistic About Shale Industry

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The Valley was once part of a booming rust belt, but since the steel mills started to close in the late 1970s, younger people have had to leave this area in search of jobs. Now, that could all change with the Utica and Marcellus shale exploration. Read more »