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Donald Eugene Stafford, age 82, of Minerva passed away at Crandall Medical Center in Sebring on June 17, 2024. Donald was born Dec. 15, 1941, in East Liverpool to the late Donald H and Gertrude (Anderson) Stafford. Upon graduation from Minerva High School in 1959, Donald earned a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science degree from Kent State University. He also graduated from the US Army Officer Training Program
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By Carol McIntire Editor Carrollton Elementary School students closed out the school year with a party unlike any other: students sitting in the principal’s chair and the principal taped to a wall! The party stage was set when the results from the school’s first Read Across America Week read-a-thon were announced. Students recorded 179,344 minutes of reading and raised $19,389 for the elementary library. Mrs. Landis’ third grade class read
By Carol McIntire Editor The park on the hill or “Hill Park” in Amsterdam received an official name during a June 1 ceremony. The park was named Pepperling Park in honor of former Amsterdam Mayor Gary Pepperling, who was instrumental in the development of the park, located on the “hill” near the intersection of Liberty and Oler streets. “I’m really humbled by this,” Pepperling said after current Mayor Jim Phillips
By Carol McIntire Editor FFA Camp Muskingum officials celebrated a very “Iconic” spot at the Leeville Lake camp and an “Iconic” employee during a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Blue Gill Rock amphitheater June 4. The iconic camp spot – Blue Gill Rock – and the iconic employee – Gerry Marteney- both meet Webster’s definition of iconic: “very famous or popular.” Blue Gill Rock, has been a popular spot at
