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State Route 39 will close on Monday, April 29, through Tuesday, April 30, in Sherrodsville, for repairs to the railroad crossing located just west of the intersection with State Route 212 (east). The detour is SR 212 west to SR 800 south, SR 800 south to SR 416 south, SR
Several Carrollton Middle School students earned superior ratings the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) adjudicated event April 13.Those receiving superior ratings are shown above. Front Row (from left): Jaden Logan, Mya Ruggieri and Brooklyn Detchon. Second Row: Leah McDonald, Gianna Fritz, Madelyn Lovette, Eva Nicholas and Isabella Chappell. Third Row:
By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Belle’s Adult Day Center will open May 6 to care for Carroll County residents suffering from physical or cognitive disabilities. Owner/Manager Mindy Weiland also owns Belle’s House assisted living and wanted to have a space to help more of those in need. “I got
By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Malvern Village Council met with Teresa and Devin Swisher at its April 15 meeting to discuss a summer basketball program at Malvern Village Park. The Swishers said this would be the second year doing this and last year was a success for what they wanted
By Carol McIntireEditorA Massillon man will spend the next eight to 12 years in prison for shooting a Carrollton teen with a bow and arrow and stabbing him last September.During a sentencing hearing April 15 in Carroll County Common Pleas Court, Judge Michael V. Repella sentenced Michael J. Geckler, 20,
State Route 183 will close on Monday, April 22, through Tuesday, April 23, just east of Magnolia, for repairs to the bridge over Sandy Creek. The detour is SR 542 south to SR 212 west, SR 212 west to SR 800 north, SR 800 north back to SR 183, and
By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Carrollton Village Council agreed to move forward with the purchase of a Flock Camera system and discussed the parking situation in the village April 8. Community member and local business owner Grant Bake met with other business owners talking about parking structure and how it
By Carol McIntire Editor Carrollton Schools officials excitedly announced the addition of a library to the new elementary school during the April board of education meeting. Superintendent Dave Davis kicked off the meeting with the announcement, saying the addition was made possible because the furniture bid came in under
By Carol McIntire Editor When the kids were away school retirees had a chance to play last week at Carrollton Schools! Carrollton middle and high school students were not in session April 10, which offered a perfect opportunity for a group of school retirees to take over the commons (cafeteria
By Thomas Clapper CCM Reporter Built By Pottsy LLC is celebrating its 15th year of operation on April 9 after building over 15,000 flowers. “Honestly it feels pretty good to be doing this for 15 years,” said Aaron “Pottsy” Potts. “I never thought I would be 53 years old
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