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Christina Marie Baker, 54, of East Rochester, passed away at her home surrounded by family on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. Christina was born in Canton, Ohio on Nov. 26, 1968, to Elizabeth Hall and the late Walter Hall Sr. Christina was the former owner of Milligan’s Farms and the current owner of C&E Surplus and More. She loved her family and friends. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She loved being
Public Notice Tonya L. Hawk, Fiscal Officer of Augusta Township, hereby notifies the residents of Augusta Township that the Annual Financial Report for 2022 is complete and available for viewing. Anyone interested in viewing the report may contact her at (330)323-6893. Tonya L Hawk Fiscal Officer Augusta Township, Carroll County, OH Published in The Carroll County Messenger Feb. 22, 2023. PUBLIC NOTICE Court Date: May 5, 2023, at 1:30 p.m. IN
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By Carol McIntireEditorThe Ohio State University men’s basketball program shared the midcourt circle with Carroll County native Dennis “Denny” Hoobler during the OSU v Northwestern basketball game Feb. 9 at the Schottenstein Center.Hobbler, who grew up in Dellroy and graduated from Carrollton High School in 1968, was honored at halftime for over 35 years of employment in the OSU athletic department and a total of over 38 years at the
Eighth-grader Isiah Willison became the Minerva Middle School spelling bee champion Feb. 13 after spelling the word “engagement” correctly in the 12th round.Seventh-grader Molly Miller was the runner-up. Students qualified for the bee by scoring in the top category of spellers after two rounds of written exams. Twenty-one students out of 441 in the middle school made it to the 29th annual event.Isiah’s first-place win entitles him to represent Minerva
By Carol McIntireEditorA 3-point shot off the hands of Hillari Baker midway through the fourth period lit a spark in the Carrollton Warriors that carried the team to the Division II East District 2 sectional championship.The No. 4 seeded Warriors hosted the No. 6 New Philadelphia Lady Quakers last Saturday in the hard-fought, physical contest which wasn’t controlled by either team until the final minutes of the game, won by
By Carol McIntireEditorAll four area bowling teams that competed in the Division II sectional bowling tournament Feb. 14 at St. Clair Lanes advanced to the district tournament.The teams, Conotton Valley, Minerva, Sandy Valley and Carrollton ,swept the top four of the six district berths. East Liverpool and Maysville claimed the final two slots in the field of 23 teams.Conotton Valley topped the tournament, defeating Minerva by 297 pins. The Lady
By Carol McIntireEditorThree Malvern wrestlers earned individual championships and the team placed fourth at the Inter-Valley Conference IVC) wrestling championships Feb. 16 at Claymont High School.Sophomore Tyson Clear (157 lbs.), senior Xavier Watson (175 lbs.) and junior Zach Babiczuk (215 lbs.) won championships for the Hornets.Indian Valley claimed the team title with 181 points, followed by Tusky Valley 147, Claymont 121.5, Malvern 112, Sandy Valley 86.5, Ridgewood 62, Newcomerstown 49,
By Carol McIntireEditorA $7,500 donation from Encino Energy’s Community Partnership Program triggered village of Carrollton officials to press the “ORDER NOW” button for the 5th Street Park splash pad project.Zach Kent, community relations coordinator for Encino, was on hand Feb. 15 to present the check to Mayor Bill Stoneman and Village Administrator Mark Wells.“For about a year now, the village has been working around the clock to bring a splash
By Carol McIntireEditorCarroll County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) officials are confident in saying the effects of the train derailment in East Palestine is having no impact on Carroll County and its residents.EMA Director Tom Cottis said in relation to a map circulating with a circle drawn on it that includes parts of Carroll County, when the map was drawn, it didn’t consider wind speeds and direction.“That map was a precaution
