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Kay L. Simmons, 66, died Thursday, October 10, 2024, at her home near Amsterdam. Born July 7, 1958, in Alliance, she was a daughter of the late Vernon Henderson and Marian Henderson Roof, and her beloved stepfather Charles Roof. Kay cleaned homes in the Carrollton area and at Ohio CAT in Cadiz for many years. She enjoyed hunting rabbits and deer, and was proud to have shot an eleven-point
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LEGAL NOTICE In the Matter of: Annabelle Clutter and Taleah Carpenter JOHN DOE, Unknown Father of Taleah Carpenter, ARIEL CARPENTER, mother of Taleah Carpenter and Annabelle Clutter and JASON CLUTTER, father of ANNABELLE CLUTTER whose current residences are unknown, will take notice that in Case Nos. 20213020 and 20213021, a Motion to Transfer Custody of Minor Children from Sharon Whitman to Brianna Hickman, has been filed by Attorney Herbert J.
Turner Eddy and Sway Groff are Carrollton High School October Students of the Month. Turner Eddy is the son of Jason and Michelle Eddy, of Carrollton and has one sister in the 10th-grade. Extracurricular activities in and out of school include cross country, soccer, men’s volleyball, track CHS Club, Youth to Youth, Middle School Mentors, Student Council, serves as NHS vice president and class vice president. Eddy’s hobbies include running,
Ricky Sibila erased a sixth-place finish at the 2023 Eastern Buckeye Conference cross country championships with a win Saturday on the course at Marlington High School. The Carrollton senior’s time of 16:00.50 was 17 seconds faster than second place Grasyn Rettig of Minerva, who finished with a time 16:17.10. Minerva won the boys team title with five runners in the top 11 slots. Rowen Hoffee placed fifth, followed by teammates Ryan
By Dan Ries CCM Reporter Carrollton senior quarterback Jake Whitmore set a school record, throwing five touchdowns, as the Warriors defeated the Salem Quakers 35-34 in overtime Oct. 11 at Sebo Stadium in Salem. Whitmore was 15-20 passing for 263 yards and ran 17 times for 120 yards. Fellow senior wide receiver Braylon Murphy tied a school record, catching three of Whitmore’s touchdown passes, including the game winner in overtime.
By Carol McIntire Editor Malvern Head Coach Matt Chiurco believed the more physical and tougher team would win a showdown between his one-loss Hornets and the undefeated Newcomerstown Trojans Friday night in Malvern. He was spot-on with his prediction. The battle was a tough, hard-hitting contest won by the Hornets 38-28, who now sit atop the Inter Valley Conference North standings with two games remaining on the schedule. “We stressed
By Carol McIntire Editor Amsterdam Mayor Jim Phillips and members of village council publicly expressed appreciation to Jefferson County commissioners and the Charles M. Pugliese and Thelma M. Pugliese Foundation during a ceremony Oct. 9 at Doc Rogers Park. The ceremony included the dedication of a plaque for the funds provided by commissioners through the county’s recreational grant program and the Pugliese Foundation. “Since I took over as mayor about six
A Magnolia man was indicted on multiple felony charges involving the pandering of sexually oriented material involving juveniles by a Carroll County grand jury. David D. DeFord, 55, of 151 South Cline Ave., Magnolia, was indicted on 24 counts of Pandering Sexually Oriented Material Involving a Minor, all second-degree felonies, and 12 counts of Pandering Sexually Oriented Matter Involving a Minor, each a fourth-degree felony. Carroll County Prosecuting Attorney Steven
