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Brenda Clifton, 61
Brenda Lee Clifton, age 61 of Sardinia, Ohio, died Saturday, May 23, 2020 at Anderson Mercy Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was a caretaker for her mother the past eight years and was a member of Stonelick Baptist Church in Owensville, Ohio. Brenda was born December 23, 1958 in Cincinnati,…
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Ralph Egbert, 78
Ralph Leroy Egbert, age 78 of Mt.Orab, Ohio died Thursday, May 21, 2020 at the Hospice of Cincinnati-East in Anderson Township, Ohio. He was a graduate of the Stockdale High School in Scioto County where he was a member of the Stockdale FFA Chapter, a volunteer fireman for the Stockdale…
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Eugene Jordan, 75
Eugene Jordan, age 75 of Sardinia, OH passed away Friday, May 22, 2020 at his residence. He was born October 31, 1944, in Portsmouth, OH the son of the late Delbert and Bessie Jordan. He was a car salesman. Besides his parents, he was also preceded in death by son,…
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Aaron Craig, 96
CRAIG, Aaron Burns of Georgetown, OH, age 96, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 20, 2020 with his family. He was born in Mt. Olivet, Ky on September 4, 1923 to Robert Morton and Nancy (McConnell) Craig. He is preceded in death by his wife of almost 49 years, Esther…
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COVID-19 Testing at Veteran’s Home
Every resident and staff member at the Ohio Veterans Home in Georgetown was tested on May 16 for COVID-19 following an outbreak in the Sandusky Veterans Home. At press time, no positive tests for COVID-19 were reported in Georgetown among residents or staff. 37 test results for staff members and…
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Personal care openings bring crowds
Customers began returning to personal care services like hair salons, barbershops, day spas, nail salons, and tanning facilities on May 15. The openings brought some excitement to those who wanted a trim or a tan and also brought back a little bit of “normal” in what has been a chaotic…
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‘Safe at Home’ Order lifted
The “Safe at Home” order has been lifted by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. The set of legal guidelines and heath recommendations was set to end on May 29, but DeWine announced that the order would be cancelled on May 19. “We are now moving from orders to strong recommendations. It…
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Owens get pay cut passed
For Nick Owens, “we’re in this together” is more than just a often repeated slogan. “We shouldn’t be some sort of protected class that doesn’t have to feel the pinch,” said Owens of public officials. In 2017 lawyer Nick Owens became a member of the Board of Education for the…
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Georgetown continues state of emergency
The Georgetown Village Council met virtually on Thursday, May 14th and covered many topics. The return to normal approaches quicker each day. The curve has been flattened. Nonetheless, lifting the State of Emergency issued by the mayor on March 22nd may prevent Georgetown from receiving financial assistance. “I would advise…
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Officer Metzger honored for saving a life
The Ripley Village Council meeting was once again broadcast over Facebook Live on Tuesday, May 12th. The meeting was kicked off with a presentation. Ripley Police Chief Josh Miller began by recounting the events that happened in Aberdeen on May 3rd beginning with a dispute between multiple vehicles on State…
