Jennifer Compston-Strough

Ohio

Managing Editor at The Times Leader

Editor, writer, photographer, administrator.

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Articles

Cleanup at Martins Ferry Frack Waste Facility To Finish Today

1 month ago | theintelligencer.net | Jennifer Compston-Strough

This image shows the interior of the Austin Master Services frack waste processing facility in Martins Ferry in April. A year earlier, an estimated 10,000 tons of solid and liquid waste, some of which was radioactive, had been piled on the floor and in unapproved containers around the site.
Property taxes hit the roof

Feb 8, 2025 | timesleaderonline.com | Jennifer Compston-Strough

Auditor addresses ‘astronomical’ assessments Feb 8, 2025 By JENNIFER COMPSTON-STROUGH Managing Editor ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Belmont County Auditor Cindi Henry understands why residents are concerned about their property tax bills, and she and her staff are ready to help them seek relief. Henry acknowledged that some residents’ tax bills for the first half of the year are much higher than they were at the beginning of 2024. In a few cases, she said, those charges increased by 40-50% or even more....
Martins Ferry Mayor: Austin Master did not flood

Apr 4, 2024 | timesleaderonline.com | Jennifer Compston-Strough

MARTINS FERRY — Flood water from the Ohio River did not infiltrate the Austin Master Services frack waste recycling facility on Thursday, according to Martins Ferry Mayor John Davies. City leaders and area residents have been concerned about whether flood water could be contaminated with waste, some of which is radioactive, if it were to reach the plant.
Nicole Buckey Snodgrass Meeting Residents' Physical, Mental, Spiritual Needs

Feb 25, 2024 | theintelligencer.net | Jennifer Compston-Strough

By JENNIFER COMPSTON-STROUGHST. CLAIRSVILLE - Nicole Buckey Snodgrass started Restore Yoga + Wellness in 2018 for one simple reason - she saw a need in the community and wanted to fill that void for the area. Raised in Flushing and a graduate of Union Local High School, she first became involved with yoga and wellness 23 years ago. She had dabbled in yoga using video tapes for instruction and decided to take an actual live yoga class.