LANCASTER— U.S. Representative Steve Stivers met with members of law enforcement, health care professionals and addiction services from several area counties including Pickaway County for an Opiate and Addiction Roundtable, held in Lancaster, to discuss what’s happening in the local communities.
Ghost, a 12 to 13 year-old mixed breed, is looking for his forever home. Chris Rice, deputy dog warden, said Ghost has been at the Pickaway County Wright-Poling Dog Shelter for a couple of weeks and is very friendly. The shelter is hosting “Clear the Shelter” an adoption event from 10 a.m. t…
CIRCLEVILLE— Circleville City Schools have released their quality profile for the 2018-2019 school year, in an effort to provide the community and prospective community members a complete picture of the school.
Teays Valley continued to secure its hold on first in the Mid-State League Buckeye Division on Saturday by winning the second of four league matches this season.
By Amy J. Randall-McSorley
Amy resides in Pickaway County with her husband, Gary, and their three rescued dogs. As an adult, she earned her bachelor’s degree from Capital University in organizational communications with a minor in psychology. She then earned her master’s degree in the science of marketing and communications from Franklin University, and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree from Walden University. Amy works for Nationwide Children’s Hospital and has authored two books under her former name, Amy J. Cooper: Wicked Dreams and The Hills of Circleville.
By Sarah Roush
Other than a short escape to attend college, Sarah is a lifelong resident of Pickaway County. A graduate of Westfall High School and Rio Grande College, she often defends the legitimacy of those degrees while she is spouting off nonsense and pig-headed opinions. She advocates volunteerism and baking as a means to improving the world.
This black bear was spotted on Valley Rd. in Ross County on July 16.
Mary Ellen Downs wrote of her home town and titled her book “Looking Back on Darbyville, Ohio, a Town With a Past.”
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