Kristen Hainkel

Apr 24, 2024 | mariettatimes.com | Kristen Hainkel

By Kristen Hainkel Staff Reporter VINCENT-Warren Local School District Board of Education voted to accept resignations of Warren High School’s principal and assistant principal during their monthly meeting Tuesday. High School Principal Ryan Lemley will resign effective May 2 and become the director of operations at Belpre City Schools next school year. Assistant principal Kara Pinkerton is taking a job at Eastern High School in Brown County.

Apr 17, 2024 | mariettatimes.com | Kristen Hainkel

Apr 17, 2024 [email protected] By Kristen Hainkel Staff Reporter WILLIAMSTOWN – Williamstown City Council approved a 5% increase of the water and sewer rates on final reading during its meeting Tuesday evening. The increase was passed on first reading during the April 2 meeting. During Tuesday’s meeting, the public had an opportunity to comment about the increase. Williamstown resident Ron Leisure said he had seen the city was charging $798 for a water tap in a memo about the...

Apr 16, 2024 | mariettatimes.com | Kristen Hainkel

By Kristen HainkelStaff Reporter PARKERSBURG – The sun shone brightly upon WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center’s campus as officials honored those who give life through organ donation. “I’m used to doing this in the rain. Having a sunny day like this is a rare opportunity,” said Jennifer Smith, Chief Operating Officer for Lifeline of Ohio.

Apr 16, 2024 | mariettatimes.com | Kristen Hainkel |Brett Dunlap

By Kristen Hainkel and Brett DunlapStaff ReportersRoads are opening in Marietta after another weekend of rain, flooding and road closures. Mayor Josh Schlicher said streets on the west and south areas were closed for cleanup and debris removal. Gilman Avenue, Virginia Street, South Fifth Street, and South Seventh Street were closed for water levels over the weekend. The city announced via Facebook Monday afternoon that Gilman Avenue and Virginia Street were open.

Mar 30, 2024 | mariettatimes.com | Kristen Hainkel

By Kristen HainkelStaff ReporterPARKERSBURG – Individuals across different denominations united Friday to commemorate Jesus’s journey on Good Friday. The Stations of the Cross is a collaboration of several downtown Parkersburg churches honoring Jesus Christ’s journey from being sentenced to death on Friday to rising to heaven on Sunday. A program detailing 14 moments during that time was distributed to participants.