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Walter “Waldo” Moskey, 101, of St. Clairsville, Ohio, died July 27, 2024, in East Ohio Regional Hospital, Martins Ferry. He was born Dec. 14, 1922, in Acosta, Pennsylvania. Walter was a United States Army Air Corps veteran having served in World War II. He was a retired employee of Consolidation Coal Company. Walter was a member of the Mt. Zion Methodist Church where he taught Sunday School for many years.
Two Conotton Valley athletes are among 200 graduates to receive scholarships from the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA). The association and its six district athletic boards awarded $200,000 as part of the OHSAA’s Scholar-Athlete Scholarship Program. Conotton Valley athletes Bobby Brennan and Alexis Booth were among the 17 graduates selected to receive scholarships from the East District. The 2024 distribution marks the most dollars, and highest number of recipients,
By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Carroll County Commissioners were visited by Carrollton Village Administrator Mark Wells and Carrollton Fire Department Chief Shane Thomas at its Monday, July 22 meeting. Wells and Thomas approached commissioners to make their case asking for help to bring Carroll County its first ladder fire truck. “The village is undertaking a project which is one of the biggest purchases certainly since I have been here,” said
Jefferson County Joint Vocational School alum Paige Furbee successfully represented her district after earning second place during the National Family, Career and Community Leaders of America Conference in Seattle, WA. Furbee, the daughter of Mike and Danielle Furbee of Bergholz and a recent graduate of Edison High School, ventured to the Emerald City June 29-July 3 and was joined by an estimated 10,000 people, including advisers and chaperones. She most
The Clever Cookie & Creamery celebrated its grand opening on July 20, with a ribbon cutting, giveaways, door prizes and special cheesecake releases throughout the day. Jennifer and Marvin Jackson began their business in 2019 as the Flour Box Bakery, a home bakery selling through craft shows. During the pandemic, they baked and gave away more than 700 loaves of bread, and in 2021 they opened a roadside stand stocked
By Carol McIntire Editor Luke Logan tragically died last week doing what he loved most: farming. The 44-year-old lifelong Carroll County resident was killed when he was run over by a gravity wagon filled with oats in a field off Aster Rd. July 23. He was remembered by over 400 people who gathered at the family farm in Perry Twp. July 27. Forty fellow farmers paid tribute with a tractor
