Wade Linville
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Western Brown’s Brody Barber throws for 839 passing yards in three weeks on the gridiron (opens the original)
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After throwing for 296 passing yards against a talented Chillicothe football squad on Sept. 4, Western Brown’s sophomore quarterback Brody Barber totaled 839 passing yards in three weeks as the Southern Buckeye Athletic/Academic Conference’s passing leader. Unfortunately for the the large crowd of Bronco fans who showed up on Friday night to cheer on their Broncos in the non-league battle, it was Western Brown coming out on the short side of a 56-21 final score. The Broncos led the way early on,
56th reunion of Ohio Valley Antique Machinery Show set for Aug. 13-16 (opens the original)
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The 56th reunion of the Ohio Valley Antique Machinery Show is set for Aug. 13-16. Grand marshals for this year’s OVAMS are Randy and Kim Griffith. The OVAMS is held each year at the antique machinery show grounds just outside of Georgetown (8803 Winfield Dr.), and once again they are expecting a huge turnout. Gates will open at 8 a.m. each day with demonstrations, parades, and live entertainment on the daily schedule. This year’s show will feature International Harvester tractors, engines and eq
Ohio Rural Heritage Festival returns to Ripley (opens the original)
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The Ohio Rural Heritage Festival will return to Ripley Aug. 27-29. Due to construction on the Riverfront Revitalization Project still taking place on Front Street in Ripley where the festival has been held in years past, this year’s Ohio Rural Heritage Festival will he held at the Cherry Street Park in Ripley (behind the post office). While a full schedule of events has yet to be released, you can expect some of the popular events attendees have enjoyed in previous years at the Ohio Rural Herita
Ripley Riverfront Revitalization Project on schedule (opens the original)
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The Ripley Riverfront Revitalization Project is on schedule with the majority of the work expected to be complete in October of this year. “Ripley remains on schedule with project substantial completion shown as Oct. 15, 2026,” said Ripley Mayor Travis Arnett in a recent update. “In April, the village and B&J completed underground work for primary wire connections and utility pole relocation. Prus completed the water main tie-in, water meter, and back flow vaults to the restroom building; contin
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