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Margaret C. Garrett, 73, of Carrollton, passed away in her home on Sunday, December 18, 2022. A daughter of the late Eli H. and Hazel (Clark) Riggle, she was born on January 28, 1949 in Canton, Ohio. Throughout her lifetime, Margaret enjoyed doing cross stitch and was an avid reader. She loved to go fishing with her husband Darrell and helped raise a variety of animals on their family farm in
Lincoln Mallarnee hit a game-tying 3-pointer off a baseline out-of-bounds play with 20 seconds left in regulation to force overtime with the Salem Quakers last week.Carrollton took the lead in overtime on another Mallernee 3-pointer and the Warriors pulled away on four straight Jaxon Rinkes free throws for a 55-48 Eastern Buckeye Conference road win.Mallarnee, a junior, ended the game with 24 points. Eighteen of his points came from 3-point
Maddie Powers sank four shots from beyond the 3-point arc, added 12 of 13 free throw attempts for 32 points and led the Malvern Hornets to a 55-29 win over the Conotton Valley Rockets Dec. 14 in the new Rocket Center gym.With the win in the Inter Valley Conference North clash, Malvern improved to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in league play.The visitors led 14-8 after one quarter, 27-10 at halftime
Thomas Turnipseed’s Allstate Insurance has given out approximately 560 coats for this winter holiday season to date after holding a two-day event at Mercy Catholic Church banquet hall on Moody Ave. Dec. 8 and 9.“We will probably give 25-50 more before the year is over,” said Thomas Turnipseed. “This year we gave 110 more coats than last year. On Dec. 8 we gave out 356 coats, and on Friday we
By Thomas ClapperReporterCarroll Electric Cooperative, Inc. opened its doors to Buckeye Career Center’s Electrical Systems Technology students Dec. 14 for a tour and pizza party in return for the class restoring an outdoor Christmas light display.Electrical Systems Technology Instructor Jeremy Burdick brought students Grant Hopkins, Drake Naylor, Aden Trushell, Connor Marshall, Micky Betts, Elijah Forrest and Mason Ohler to Carroll Electric. Those who worked on the project but could not
