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Edison hosts career fair, ‘Get a Life’ program (opens the original)
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From left, William Vest, funeral director of Vaughan Kimes Funeral Home & Crematory, helps guide eighth-grade students Brayden Gibson and Zaydin Scott through financial calculations during the 'Get a Life' financial literacy event at Edison Middle School Wednesday morning. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Edison Middle School student Alexas Forman does calculations for gas money during the 'Get a Life' financial literacy simualtion Wednesday morning. (Photo by Gwen Sour) From left, Cayden Dennewitz and Brod
Lawsuit: Wrong leg amputated at Selby (opens the original)
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MARIETTA - A Meigs County woman and her husband have filed a medical negligence lawsuit saying a surgical team at Selby General Hospital amputated the wrong leg during a procedure last year. Sharon S. Jacks and Dannie W. Jacks filed the complaint Sept. 15 in Washington County Common Pleas Court. Sharon Jacks was scheduled to have her right leg amputated Sept. 19, 2025, according to a news release from the couple's attorneys. After the alleged error resulted in the amputation of her left leg, she
Apple butter tradition continues at Harvest Moon Festival (opens the original)
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From left, Joyce Vanfossen, Lawanda Kress and Paula Prager work in assembly line to store apple butter in mason jars during the Harvest Festival at Parkersburg City Part Saturday. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Jayda Lockhart rides a pony from Gab and the Goat petting zoo during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park Saturday. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Cayden Conner holds a bunny at the petting zoo during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Tr
Volcano Days recalls rise and fall of oil boomtown (opens the original)
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From left, Harley and Vernon Stewart troubleshoot starting an engine as part of the Wood County Flywheelers display at the Volcano Days festival Saturday at Mountwood Park. (Photo by Gwen Sour) From left, Aunt TT's Totally Tasty Cotton Candy worker Tina Hescht spins cotton candy for Isabella and Gail Bailey at the Volcano Days festival Saturday at Mountwood Park. (Photo by Gwen Sour) At the center of the Volcano Museum sits a diorama, which showcases how the former Volcano, WV.a. looked. (Photo
David Pepper, Brian Stewart speak at Marietta College (opens the original)
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State Representative Brian Stewart discusses rural medical access and the hope to address the lack of inpatient hospitals in some of Ohio's Appalachian counties during the Center for Appalachian Innovation at Marietta College's Rural Development Summit Thursday. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Marietta College President Kathleen Dougherty moderates a panel during the Center for Appalachian Innovation at Marietta College's Rural Development Summit Thursday. (Photo by Gwen Sour) Marietta College Senior Storm
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