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Robert “Bob” Gemind, of Carrollton and Avion Palms in Bowling Green, Florida, passed away the evening of Oct. 12, 2023. Born Nov. 19, 1939, in Copley, OH, Bob was a son of the late Adelbert “Del” and Betty Kealy Gemind. Throughout his life, Bob made significant contributions to the construction industry, serving as a foreman concrete finisher for over 35 years in the Akron area. Following his retirement, Bob and
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Submitted PhotoThe Carrollton girls soccer team defeated St. Clairsville 2-1 for the sectional championship, the second in school history. The Warriors (No. 9 seed) were scheduled to play Zanesville (No. 10) in the opening round of district action in the combined East District 2 Tuesday Oct. 24) at St. Clairsville at 6:30 p.m. Carrollton is 11-4-4 and Zanesville 8-8.Team members are shown above. Kneeling from left: Assistant Coach Adrianna Thompson,
CCM Staff ReportMalvern continued its dominance in the Inter Valley Conference (IVC) North Division Friday with a 49-0 win over the East Canton Hornets at East Canton and secured a slot in post season action.With the win, the Hornets retain ownership of the “Hornet” trophy, presented to the winning team in the rivalry game each year and cut into East Canton’s 11-game edge in the series (33-23-1), and was the
By Dan RiesSports ReporterThe Carrollton Warriors completed the regular season with a 34-0 victory over rival Minerva Lions at Dr. Robert H. Hines Stadium on Oct. 20 and earned the points necessary to qualify for the post season tournament.It was Carrollton’s first shutout of the season and Minerva’s fourth. Minerva has not beaten Carrollton since 2015 and lost the last 29 games.The Warriors (No. 16) will travel to Steubenville Friday
By Thomas ClapperCCM ReporterJoe Heretta is the new owner of Erwin Septic Service and is continuing to provide the same quality service.“I never thought I would be in this business,” said Heretta. “Previous owner Bill Erwin has always been around the community, and I plan to continue providing the best service I can.”Heretta owned a lawn care business in Columbus and worked on race cars there. In 2005 he returned
By Thomas ClapperCCM ReporterCommissioner Robert Wirkner reported at the Oct. 19 commissioners meeting he met with representatives from Tenaska, Inc. to discuss carbon storage in the county.“Mandated CO2 compliance regulations are about to be implemented and they will require CO2 to be recaptured when used,” said Wirkner. “This will affect the commissioners and landowners. Emitters of CO2 will be forced to properly mitigate the CO2.”Wirkner said a big emitter for
By Carol McIntireEditorSchool board members and news media were treated to a tour of the new Carrollton elementary school prior to the Oct. 10 board of education meeting.Brian Malinsky, project manager for the general contractor, Greenspace Construction Services, and Carrollton School Superintendent Dave Davis provided commentary, explaining the ins and outs of construction of the 63,415 square foot addition to the present high school /middle school complex on Scio Rd.Construction
