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Campers at Riverfront Park could see price hike (opens the original)
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PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (WSAZ) - Imagine your favorite summer activity goes up in price by more than $1,000 a thousands dollars. That exact scenario is a possibility for campers at Portsmouth’s Riverfront Park. “We haven’t raised the campground rates for a lot of years,” said Sam Sutherland, the City Manager for Portsmouth. “We need money to come in to keep these things going.” Portsmouth hasn’t raised the campground fees for more than a decade. An ordinance that could be passed into law during the mid
Ohio Gov. DeWine declares State of Emergency for several flood-damaged counties (opens the original)
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VINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday declared a State of Emergency for 19 flood-damaged counties in Ohio. In our region, they include Athens, Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Vinton counties. “We’ve seen significant flooding and damage across several Ohio counties,” DeWine said in a release. “The state is working closely with local officials to provide the resources needed to help communities respond and recover.” Meanwhile, emergency officials in Vinton County are asking resi
Evacuation order lifted after gas leak (opens the original)
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WORTHINGON, Ky. (WSAZ) - Shelters were open today for people who needed to stay while an evacuation order was in place due to the gas leak on Stewart Avenue and Pond Run Road in Worthington, Kentucky. When the evacuation order first happened around 3 a.m. Monday, the Worthington City Hall was the only shelter open. As the evacuation area grew, that shelter was shut down, and three others were open, including the Flatwoods Senior Center. “I was just really feeling sorry for these people,” said De
Kroger Marketplace coming to Huntington (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell announced during Monday’s City Council meeting that construction on a Kroger Marketplace on 24th Street and Fifth Avenue is starting in the city. A spokesperson for Kroger told WSAZ the marketplace will replace the existing Kroger supermarket on Fifth Avenue, but not until late 2027 when it is expected to open. The spokesperson also said there are no plans to close the Kroger supermarket on First Street. “This is great, the whole develo
Ohio National Guard testing for chemicals after fire in Proctorville (opens the original)
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PROCTORVILLE, Ohio. (WSAZ) - Critical answers are expected to be coming soon for two injured firefighters following a fire and explosion on September 6 at the Applewood Apartments in Proctorville. The Ohio National Guard has been brought in for special testing to determine the correct plan of treatment for the firefighters recovering from injuries. They were deployed late on September 12, arrived early the next morning, and have been collecting samples and using their mobile laboratory to test f
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