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Issue 148, Volume 74
COVID-19 cases
increase in Mason,
Meigs, Gallia
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Staff Report
OHIO VALLEY —
Cases of COVID-19
continue to increase
around the area, with
new cases reported
in Gallia, Meigs and
Mason Counties, with
Gallia reporting 23
total new cases in a
little over 24 hours.
On Sunday evening,
10 additional cases
were reported, followed by 13 more
cases later Monday
afternoon, according
to the Gallia Health
Department via its
Facebook page. Seven
of Monday’s 13 cases
and seven of Sunday’s
10 cases, are reportedly connected to current
cases, which includes
active outbreaks, the
health department
stated.
A post on the Mason
County Fair Facebook
page on Saturday night
stated, “It has been
brought to our attention by the Mason
County Health Department, that someone
who attended the
Mason County Livestock Show on August
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Sarah Hawley | Sentinel
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
A post on the Mason County Fair Facebook page on
Saturday night stated, “It has been brought to our
attention by the Mason County Health Department,
that someone who attended the Mason County
Livestock Show on August 13th and 14th has tested
positive for COVID-19. We wanted to make the public
aware that if you were at the event either of these
days and feel you are symptomatic, please contact
your local health department.”
GOP lawmaker says
DeWine should
be impeached
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Republican Ohio
Gov. Mike DeWine should be impeached over his
handling of the state’s response to the coronavirus
pandemic, a conservative GOP House lawmaker
said Monday.
Cincinnati Rep. John Becker said he has drafted
10 articles of impeachment against the first-term
governor in an effort currently backed by two
other conservative House lawmakers.
Becker accused DeWine of improperly shutting
down the March presidential primary, arbitrarily
ordering some businesses closed while allowing
others to remain open, and instituting an unpopular statewide mask mandate.
It was unclear, however, what law that Becker
believes DeWine broke that calls for impeachment.
A message was left with his office.
“With deaths and hospitalizations from COVID19 flattened, the Governor continues to press his
boot on the throat of Ohio’s economy,” Becker
said.
Daily new cases of the coronavirus have fallen
below a seven-day average of 1,000, down from
much higher tallies earlier in the summer.
An impeachment website lists Rep. Nino Vitale,
a Republican from Urbana and a frequent critic
of DeWine and the mask mandate, and Rep. Paul
Zeltwanger, a Republican from Mason in southwestern Ohio, as the only other backers of the
movement.
While DeWine’s approach has plenty of critics,
he also has broad support from major business
groups and the Ohio medical establishment, and
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Jessica Parker’s Grand Champion Beef Steer was purchased for $9,000 by Hoon Inc., Certified Mechanical, RC Construction and Sons,
Carr Auto Glass, Shelley Material, Parker Corporation, White Schwarzel Funeral Home, State Rep. Jay Edwards, Judge Kristy Wilkin, and
Mark Porter Ford.
Honoring the
legacy of family
Editor’s Note: Due to
space limitations, portions of the Meigs County
Junior Fair Livestock
Sale will appear in the
print edition of The
Daily Sentinel in three
parts, Tuesday-Thursday, this week. Results
can also be found online
at mydailysentinel.com.
By Sarah Hawley
shawley@aimmediamidwest.com
ROCKSPRINGS —
Concluding what had
been an nontraditional
fair, was the traditional
Meigs County Junior Fair
McKayla Nelson’s Grand Champion Commercial Beef Feeder was purchased for $11,000 by Collins
Show Cattle and Walnut Lane Beef Farm.
Livestock Sale.
As with past years,
numerous area businesses and individuals turned
out for the event, spending thousands of dollars
to support the youth of
Meigs County.
For Jessica Parker it
was her final livestock
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Parker named Showman of Showmen
By Sarah Hawley
shawley@aimmediamidwest.com
ROCKSPRINGS —
Senior Showman Jessica
Parker was named the
Showman of Showmen
on Friday evening at the
2020 Meigs County Fair.
Parker, who was the
Grand Champion Market
Sheep Showman for the
2020 fair, was named the
champion in the 10 person competition.
The Showman of
Showmen competition
takes the top showmen
from each species of
animal shown at the fair
and places them in a
competition against one
another showing all of
the animals.
Participants tried their
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Photos by Sarah Hawley | Sentinel
Jessica Parker (third from left) was named the 2020 Meigs County Showman of Showmen following
Friday evening’s competition. Also pictured (from left) are Meigs County Fair Queen Kristin McKay,
2019 Showman of Showmen winner Caelin Seth, Parker, Dan Short of Ohio Valley Bank (sponsor for
the trophy, jacket and awards), Livestock Princess Nevada Johnson and judge Levi Richards.
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OBITUARIES
GIOVANNI (JOHN) ARMANDO BRUNICARDI
DEBRA SUE KIRBY
VINTON —
Debra Sue Kirby,
61, of Vinton, Ohio
passed away unexpectedly on Friday,
August 21, 2020 at
her residence.
Born on November 3, 1958 in Gallia
County, Ohio, Debra was
the daughter of the late
Donnie H. Day and Vivian L. Simms Day, who
survives her in Gallipolis.
Debra was married to
Clarence “Chip” Kirby,
who survives her in Vinton. She retired from the
GDC as a supervisor after
30 years. Debra was a
great care giver to family
and friends.
Debra is survived by
her husband, Chip Kirby;
daughter, Kimberly
(James) Cochrane of
Bidwell, Ohio; grandsons, Kobe and Kaden
Cochrane; granddaughter,
Kynlee Spaulding; step
son, Brandon Michael
Kirby of Gallipolis; mother, Vivian L. Day of Gallipolis; sisters, Gladys Sue
Johnson of Patriot,
Angie (Dan) Nelson of Gallipolis,
and Valerie Day
of Gallipolis; and
several nieces and
nephews.
In addition to
her father, Debra was
preceded in death by her
brothers, Greg Day and
Keith Day.
The funeral service
for Debra will be held
at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, August 26, 2020
at Willis Funeral Home
with Pastor Christian
Scott officiating. Burial
will follow in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens.
Friends may call prior to
the service from 1-2 p.m.
on Wednesday at the
funeral home. Those in
attendance are asked to
follow CDC guidelines
and Ohio mandates of
practicing social distancing and wearing face
masks.
Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to
send e-mail condolences.
DANNY LEE PELFREY
VINTON — Danny
Lee Pelfrey, 73, of Vinton, Ohio passed away
on Thursday, August 20,
2020 at his residence surrounded by his family.
Danny was born on
December 8, 1946 in
Gallia County, son of the
late Harvey and Mary
Dyer Pelfrey. Danny was
a retired small business
owner in windows and
siding. He had a passion
for classic muscle cars.
He was an avid practical
joker, who enjoyed making people laugh. Danny
became one of the Jehovah’s Witnesses in 1973
and since has dedicated
his life to helping others
understand the Bible.
Danny was married to
Donna Smith Pelfrey; and
she survives him along
with a daughter, Ginger
Pelfrey of Winchester,
Virginia; a son, Bret
Pelfrey of Strausburg,
Virginia; son, Matthew
(Lyndsay) Pelfrey of
Vinton; daughter, Nacoma (Jeremy) Webb of
Catlettsburg, Kentucky;
daughter, Celia Wells of
Winchester, Virginia; 19
grandchildren; and seven
great grandchildren;
brothers, David (Ruby)
Pelfrey of Vinton, Bill Pelfrey of Michigan, Roger
Pelfrey of Michigan, and
Johnny (Sheree) Pelfrey
of Bidwell; and sisters,
Beverly Smith of Gallipolis and Pamela (David)
Smith of Canada.
Danny was preceded in
death by three children,
Danny Lee Pelfrey II,
Cindy Lou Pelfrey, and
Nicholas Pelfrey; one
sister, Nancy Clarkson;
and one brother, Larry
Pelfrey.
A memorial service for
Danny will be held on
Zoom at a later date.
Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to send
e-mail condolences.
June 6, 1933Aug. 18, 2020
Giovanni (John)
Armando Brunicardi, 87, of Loveland,
Ohio, passed away
Aug. 18, 2020.
He was born
June 6, 1933 in Lucca,
Italy. He was the son
of the late Antonio and
Laura Brunicardi. He
spent his first 13 years of
life in Italy, and after suffering through the devastation of World War II, his
family immigrated to the
United States and settled
in Gallipolis, Ohio.
He graduated from Gallia Academy High School
in 1954 and chose to
serve his country, which
he loved so dearly, in the
United States Air Force.
He showed his immense
musical talent early in life
and was a member of the
Air Force band. After an
honorable discharge from
the military, he had his
own dance band in New
York City. He completed
his degree in music at
Ohio University and
began decades of giving
back to his community
with his first position as
a band director in Gallia
County.
He found the love of
his life in the former
Katie McDaniel, his “Blue
Eyes,” and they were married in December of 1964.
With his devoted wife
by his side, they opened
Brunicardi Music in
1967, and it remained in
operation until 1999. Brunicardi Music became a
beacon in the community
for music, education, and
support of the arts. The
store was a labor of love
for John, and through
it he shared his passion
for music and educating
children.
John was a musical
master who never met a
child he could not teach
to play an instrument. He
showed ardent support
for the band and choir
programs of the area and
spent many late nights
repairing instruments to
keep area band programs
going. He touched
so many lives,
instilling a love
for music in those
who knew him,
and that love continues to this day.
Above all else,
the family he built with
his Blue Eyes was the
most important aspect
of his life. He adored his
three daughters and was
the most loving and supportive Papa. He became
a surrogate father to so
many of their friends.
Theirs was a house full of
music, food, and love.
He and his Blue Eyes
retired to Loveland when
he became a Nonno, and
these were some of the
best years of his life. His
grandchildren were a
complete joy to him, and
he would rock and sing
and play with them for
hours. Their eyes never
failed to light up at the
sound of his voice. He
was a gift — a beautiful,
loving gift from God to
his wife, his daughters,
his grandchildren, and
all who were blessed to
know him.
He is survived by his
wife, Katie Brunicardi of
Loveland, Ohio; daughters Laura ( Jeff) Northup of Loveland, Ohio,
Armanda ( Brad) Hively
of Higginsport, Ohio,
and Anita ( Jim) Dove of
Canal Winchester, Ohio.
He was a proud Nonno to
Madeline Kaye and Evan
William Northup, James
Jonathon Dove, and
Sophia Catherine Hively.
Due to the pandemic,
a private family service
will be held. To honor
this remarkable man,
the family requests that
all who were touched
by him surround themselves with their loved
ones and beautiful
music. A celebration of
life will be planned at
a later date when those
who loved him can
laugh, hug, and reminisce together about
a life well lived and a
beautiful man who was
well loved.
Ohio Valley Publishing
CARTER L. BELVILLE
GALLIPOLIS —
Carter L. Belville, 95, of
Gallipolis, Ohio, passed
away on Saturday, August
22, 2020, at his residence.
Carter was born on April
19, 1925, in Lawrence
County, Ohio, son of
the late Major McKinley
and Goldie Null Belville.
Carter was a graduate of
Waterloo High School,
Waterloo, Ohio, and a
member of Walnut Ridge
Church, Lecta, Ohio.
Carter was married to
Darlene Callicoat Belville,
and she preceded him in
death in 1992. He was
also preceded in death
by his son, Philip Major
Belville in 2014, son-inlaw, Ronald K. Nicholas
in 2020, brothers, Reuben, Dillard, and Richard Belville, and sister,
Pauline Glazier. Carter is
survived by his daughter,
Barbara K. Nicholas of
Gallipolis; daughter-inlaw, Ardella Belville of
Waterloo; grandchildren,
Gregory (Patricia) Belville of Waterloo, Shannon (Brigette) Belville
of Ironton, Ohio, Keith
(Lisa) Nicholas of Tucson, Arizona, and Kevin
(Jamie) Nicholas of Gallipolis; great grandchildren, Rachael Nicholas,
Brenna Nicholas, Lyndsey
Nicholas, and Logan
Nicholas, Shelby (Eric)
Davidson, Shawn Carter
Belville, Brea Belville;
great, great grandson,
Briggs Davidson; and
nieces and nephews.
Carter enjoyed working
on his farm raising tobac-
co, livestock, and various other crops. He also
enjoyed attending church
and singing in a gospel
quartet. Carter was a
heavy equipment operator
in the coal mining industry having worked for the
Belville Mining Company,
Crown City Mining, and
numerous other companies in Ohio and Kentucky. Carter also worked
15 years for Green Township and served a term as
township trustee. Carter
was a United States Navy
Veteran serving during
World War II on the USS
Drayton destroyer ship in
the Pacific that escorted
troop ships in the Philippines. He served as an
anti-aircraft machine gunner and barber. He was a
life member of the local
VFW Post 4464, American Legion Post 27, and
DAV Organizations.
The funeral service for
Carter L. Belville will be
12:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
August 25, 2020, at Willis Funeral Home with
Pastor Alfred Holley
officiating. Friends may
call from 11:30 a.m. until
the time of the service at
the funeral home. Those
in attendance are asked
to follow CDC guidelines
and Ohio mandates of
practicing social distancing and wearing face
masks. Private family burial will follow at
Woodland Cemetery in
Ironton, Ohio. The Gallia
County Funeral Detail
will provide military honors at the graveside.
MARK ALLEN SMITH
GALLIPOLIS — Mark ter, Elizabeth Smith, a
brother, Matt (Linda)
Allen Smith, 60, of GalSmith, a sister, Nancy
lipolis, passed away, at 8
p.m. on Saturday, August Smith. His wife whom he
22, 2020 peacefully at his married on July 5th 2003,
in Gallipolis, Florence
home surrounded by his
Tomilson, step-daughters,
loved one’s.
Chloe and Jamie Heskett,
Born January 2, 1960
step-daughters, Jadyn
in Gallipolis he was the
and Zola and numerous
son of the late Margaret
“Mickey” Hill Smith and nieces, nephews, and
cousins also survive.
Thomas J. Smith, who
In addition to his
survives in Gallipolis. He
was a mechanic at Tom’s mother he is preceded by
a brother Jay Smith.
Auto Clinic for many
A memorial service will
years and he attended the
Addison Freewill Baptist be held on Friday, August
SHIRLEY ANN (VANCE) JORDAN
Church. He loved spend- 28, 2020 at 1 p.m. in the
JOSEPH JEFFREY THOMAS
Addison Freewill Baptist
ing time with his family
THURMAN — Shirley area churches where she
VINTON — Joseph Jef- brother, Charles Robert
played guitar and sang for and friends, fishing, golf- Church. Pastor Rick BarAnn (Vance) Jordan, 71,
cus will officiate. Friends
ing, bowling, watching
frey Thomas passed away (Dee) Thomas of Rapid
worship services.
Thurman, Ohio passed
City, South Dakota. Also, away Saturday, August
at his residence, Sunday
Funeral Service will be sports, and attended rock may call one hour prior to
the service at the Church.
morning, August 2, 2020. an aunt, Mildred Donaheld 11 a.m., Wednesday, concerts.
22, 2020 at Arbors of
The Cremeens-King
In addition to his father
He was born on January hue of Vinton, Ohio.
August 26, 2020 at the
Gallipolis following an
he is survived by his son, Funeral Home, GallipoJoe was preceded in
11, 1949 in Zanesville,
extended illness. She was McCoy-Moore Funeral
Ohio. He lived his child- death by his mother,
born December 8, 1948 at Home, Vinton, Ohio with Jared (Theresa) Smith, of lis, is entrusted with the
Gallipolis, a granddaugh- arrangements.
hood in Chardon - North Edith Mae (Thomas) and Williamson, W.Va., daugh- Pastor Denver McCarty
father, Archie Thomas,
Perry, Ohio.
officiating. Burial will folter of the late Homer
along with his sister, Lil- Vance and Viola Sturgeon low in the Old Pine CemHe is survived by his
RIGGS
lian Jane Elder, and aunt, Vance. She married Lon- etery near Rio Grande,
three children, sons,
Lovina Swisher of Thur- nie Jordan June 26, 1982 Ohio. Friends may call
Jeffrey Edwin Thomas,
POMEROY — Carolyn Lee Riggs, 69, of Pomeroy,
man, Ohio.
and Steven Franklin
at Ewington, Ohio and he at the funeral home on
Ohio,
died on August 23, 2020.
His wish was to be
Thomas and daughter,
Wednesday 10 a.m. – 11
survives.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday, Aug. 27,
cremated and his ashes
Mindy Boardman, all of
a.m.
Also surviving are
2020, at 12 p.m. with Pastor Ed Barney officiating at
sprinkled along Raccoon brother Vernal Vance,
Sedro-Woolley, WashIn accordance with
the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy.
Creek. There are no
ington. A sister, Mary
Vinton, Ohio, sister Nina CDC guidelines social
arrangements or services (James) McCarty, WilLou (Jimmy) Cabe also
distancing protocols will Burial will follow at Riggs Cemetery. Visiting hours
will be on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the
planned at this time
of Sedro-Woolley, and
be observed, and face
kesville, Ohio and nine
nieces and nephews. She masks or will be required. funeral home.
Online condolences
was preceded in death by
HENNEMAN
may be sent by visiting
brother Larry Vance.
Shirley attended several www.mccoymoore.com.
Bertha Henneman, age 82, died Friday August 21,
2020 at Abbyshire Place.
GALLIA, MEIGS BRIEFS
ANITA MARIE ISPHORDING
Graveside services will be 1 p.m., Tuesday August
25, 2020 at Mt. Tabor Cemetery in Vinton. WaughEditor’s Note: Gallia Meigs Briefs will only list
at the Colorado Springs
GULF BREEZE, Fla.
Halley- Wood Funeral Home is assisting the family.
event information that is open to the public and
— Anita Marie Isphord- Gazette-Telegraph. She
will be printed on a space-available basis.
also worked as a medical
ing (nee Collins), 73
BOYD
records transcriptionist
of Gulf Breeze, Fla.,
in Sarasota and Colorado
passed away on Aug.
MIDDLEPORT — Annette Boyd, 83, of MiddleSprings and then as a
22, 2020, in Pensacola,
port, Ohio, died on Aug. 23, 2020.
teacher in Riverside, Ca.
Fla., following a sudden
Graveside funeral services will be held on WednesThe boil water advisory for Kerr Road, State
day, Aug. 26, 2020, at 12:30 p.m. at Graham Cemetery stroke. Anita was born in Anita married her husRoute 554, Hoover Road, Vanzant Raod and the
Columbus, Ohio, on Dec. band, Sarasota Journal
with Pastor Randy Smith officiating. Visiting hours
community of Harrisburg, has been lifted, accord25, 1946, and grew up in sportswriter Bruce L.
will be on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the
ing to the Gallia Rural Water Association. For
Pomeroy, Ohio. She was Isphording, on April 19,
Andreson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy.
more information call 740-446-9221.
a 1964 graduate of Pome- 1974, in Sarasota.
Anita was preceded
roy High. She attended
in
death by her parEdison
Community
CONTACT US
ents, William Collins
College in Fort Myers,
825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, OH, 45631
Fla., and graduated from and Vilora Collins, of
740-446-2342
Pomeroy and later North
Florida State University
All content © 2020 Gallipolis Daily Tribune and The Daily Sentinel.
Fort Myers, Fla. She is
with
a
degree
in
English.
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survived by her husband;
She then earned a Masbank, a program of Hocking Athens Perry Comform without permission from the publisher,
except as permitted by U.S. copyright law.
her aunt, Marilyn Harris
ters’ degree in Library
munity Action, will be hosting a mobile food
SPORTS EDITOR
Science from Emory Uni- of Melbourne, Fla., and
distribution at the Meigs County Fairgrounds
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT/
Bryan Walters, Ext. 2101
GROUP PUBLISHER
formerly of Athens, Ohio;
versity in Atlanta. She
on Friday, Aug. 28 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Food
bwalters@aimmediamidwest.com
Lane Moon
and
cousins
Kenneth
worked
at
the
Fort
Lauitems will be given to families who are resilmoon@aimmediamidwest.com
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
Collins
of
Pomeroy,
Ronderdale
Public
Library
dents of Meigs County. Photo I.D. and proof of
Matt Rodgers, Ext. 2095
EDITOR
ald
Collins
of
Syracuse,
and
at
the
Villas
Elemenresidency no more than 60 days old is required.
mrodgers@aimmediamidwest.com
Beth Sergent, Ext. 1992
Ohio, Michael Harris
tary School in Fort
No pre-registration is required for this event.
bsergent@aimmediamidwest.com
CIRCULATION MANAGER
Myers, before becoming of Winter Haven, Fla.,
Derrick Morrison, Ext. 2097
This distribution is sponsored by Indivisible
MANAGING EDITOR
dmorrison@aimmediamidwest.com
Sarah Hawley, Ext. 2555
Heidi Branch of Pensaca newspaper librarian
Appalachian Ohio. Please contact the Southshawley@aimmediamidwest.com
ola, and Heather Greene
at the Sarasota (FL)
east Ohio Foodbank at (740) 385-6813 with
Herald-Tribune and later of Melbourne.
questions.
Boil water advisory lifted
Food distribution for
Meigs County residents
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Ohio Valley Publishing
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 3
‘Operation Christmas Child’ to host workshop in Gallipolis
Church, 3554 Rt. 160, Gallipolis, or via a virtual option
OHIO VALLEY — Although through Zoom. Call 740-418the COVID-19 global pandemic 2082 or email dlibby84@outlook.com for more information.
has disrupted everyday life
According to a press release
in someway for nearly everyon behalf of Operation Christone on the planet, Operation
mas Child, in preparation for
Christmas Child, a project of
collection season, the Southern
Samaritan’s Purse, will collect
shoeboxes-filled with essential Ohio Area Team is “excited to
school supplies, hygiene items extend the invitation to all Gallia County Project Leaders, and
and fun toys during National
community members who have
Collection Week, Nov. 16-23.
or who are interested in packLocal representatives of the
ing shoeboxes, to attend our
organization are hosting a
local Project Leaders Workshop
national project leader workin person in Gallipolis or via
shop from 10 a.m. to noon on
Sept. 12, at French City Baptist Zoom.” The group further stat-
Staff Report
ed that invitation is extended
to those in Meigs County who
wish to participate.
The press release continued,
“Since 1993, more than 178
million life-changing shoebox
gifts have been delivered to
children in 160 countries and
territories. Many shoeboxes
packed by Gallia County families, churches, schools and community groups last year went
to Mozambique, Madagascar
and Burundi.
“In 2020, through our volunteer network across the U.S.,
Operation Christmas Child
hopes to collect 11 million lov-
GALLIA, MEIGS BRIEFS
Monday through Friday. Estimated
completion: Sept. 30.
SPRINGFIELD TWP. — The
Springfield Township Board of Trustees announces Hemlock Road will be
HARRISONVILLE — The 12th
closed from State Route 850 to Green
annual Harrisonville Presbyterian
Church School Supply Giveaway, Sat- Valley Drive beginning at 9 a.m.,
urday, Aug. 29 at the church on State Monday, Aug. 10 - Thursday, Sept. 10,
Route 143 in Harrisonville. This year for repair of a road slip.
MEIGS COUNTY — A landslide
the format will be different. There
will be no food or games. All pick-ups repair project begins on Aug. 31 on
will be drive through only. The church State Route 124, between Barr Hollow Road (Township Road 402) and
asks you drive to the church and folEden Ridge Road (County Road 50).
low directions to receive supplies.
One lane will be closed. Temporary
Please bring children and remain in
your car. Please observe all safety pre- traffic signals and a 10 foot width
restriction will be in place. Estimated
cautions. Backpacks are provided by
completion: Oct. 30.
First Presbyterian Church of Athens
OLIVE TWP. — Mt. Olive Road in
and $25 shoe coupons by HarrisonOlive Township is currently closed
ville Church. All supplies and certificates will be given out on a first-come, due to slip repair by Olive Township
Trustees.
first-served basis.
MEIGS COUNTY — Beginning
June 1, one lane of SR 124 will be
closed between Old State Route 338
(Township Road 708) and Portland
Road (County Road 35) for a bridge
deck overlay project on the bridge
crossing over Groundhog Creek. TemPOMEROY — A landslide repair
porary traffic signals and a 10 foot
project begins on Aug. 17 on State
width restriction will be in place. EstiRoute 124/833, between Rose Hill
Road (Township Road 200) and Ches- mated completion: Nov. 20.
MEIGS COUNTY — Beginning
ter Road/State Route 733. One lane
June 1, one lane of SR 7 will be closed
will be closed. Temporary traffic sigbetween Storys Run Road (County
nals and an 11 foot width restriction
Road 345) and Leading Creek Road
will be in place. Estimated comple(County Road 3) for a bridge deck
tion: Oct. 15.
overlay project on the bridge crossMEIGS COUNTY — A tree triming over Leading Creek. Temporary
ming project begins on Aug. 24 on
traffic signals and an 11 foot width
State Route 124, between the Vinton
restriction will be in place. Estimated
County line and Rutland. This section will be closed from 8 a.m.-3 p.m., completion: Nov. 20.
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appreciate your input
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attention, all information should be received
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least five business days
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Cancellations
GALLIPOLIS — The
annual Rev. Samuel
Lewis Reunion, that
would have been scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 6
at Raccoon Creek Park
has been canceled this
year due to the COVID19 pandemic.
MEIGS COUNTY —
Meigs County Cleanup
Day, which had been
rescheduled for Sept.
26, has been canceled
Road construction
and closures
DeWine
From page 1
actual impeachment
seems unlikely.
A DeWine spokesman
said the governor is
focused on saving lives
during the pandemic,
helping the economy and
getting Ohioans back to
work.
“That is what he is
focused on. Not this,”
said DeWine press secretary Dan Tierney.
The threat was the
latest in a barrage of criticism aimed at DeWine
by conservative lawmakers over the governor’s
response to the pandem-
Information submitted on behalf of
Operation Christmas Child.
some of the health orders
that have been issued,
and he has voiced those
concerns directly to the
governor,” said Taylor
Jach, spokeswoman for
House Speaker Bob
Cupp, a Lima Republican.
Democrats slammed
the proposal, as did Jane
Timken, the head of the
Ohio Republican Party.
Timken praised DeWine’s efforts during the
pandemic and said in an
election year that Republicans should be united
in re-electing President
Donald Trump.
She called it “despicable” for anyone considering themselves to
be conservative to try to
impeach DeWine.
MCHD is an equal opportunity employer and provider.
Thursday,
Aug. 27
ROCKSPRINGS —
The regularly scheduled
meeting of the Meigs
Local Board of Education will take place on
Thursday, August 27,
instead of Wednesday,
August 26, at Board
Office at 6:30 p.m.
POMEROY — The
Meigs Soil & Water
Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
will hold their regular
monthly meeting at
noon at the district
office. The office is
located at 113 E. Memorial Drive, Suite D,
Pomeroy.
Friday,
Aug. 28
MIDDLEPORT
— The monthly Free
Community Dinner at
the Middleport Church
of Christ Family Life
Center. Take-out meals
will be passed out in
their parking lot at 5
p.m. while supplies
last. This month they
are serving meatloaf,
mashed potatoes and
gravy, green beans, roll,
and dessert. Everyone
is welcome.
Monday,
Aug. 31
MIDDLEPORT —
The Meigs County Veterans Service Commission will meet at 8 a.m.
at their office located at
97 North Second Ave.,
Suite 2 in Middleport.
Tuesday,
Sept. 1
MIDDLEPORT — A
zoning meeting will be
held at the Village Hall
at 10 a.m. The owner of
923 South Third Ave.
is requesting the zoning to be changed from
residential to business.
He would like to install
storage buildings on this
vacant lot.
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Nurse (BSN preferred) to perform public health nursing
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The press released also
stressed Samaritan’s Purse is
monitoring local, state and
national guidelines and making
adjustments to help protect the
health of everyone involved in
the collecting and processing of
shoebox gifts.
To learn more about Operation Christmas Child, please
visit samaritanspurse.org/occ
or contact SE Ohio Area Team
Area Coordinator Sherrie Klingaman at 740-395-6468.
GALLIA, MEIGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS
School supply
giveaway Aug. 29
ic. Much of their anger
was previously directed
at former Health Director Dr. Amy Acton, who
resigned in June after a
torrent of conservative
criticism, which included
armed protesters picketing her home in suburban
Columbus.
The speaker of the
Ohio House would not
say directly whether he
supports impeachment,
but acknowledged dissatisfaction with many of
DeWine’s public health
orders.
“The Speaker shares
the concerns of many
members of the caucus
regarding executive
branch overreach, in
particular with respect to
ingly packed shoebox gifts to
reach children in countries like
Peru, Rwanda and the Ukraine.
During National Collection
Week, Nov. 16-23, the Gallipolis Drop-Off site will again be
open to drop off your treasurefilled gift boxes.
“One convenient and personal way to pack shoebox
gifts directly from home is to
go to samaritanspurse.org/occ
and build a shoebox online.
You may make it your own by
choosing from a list of gifts
then adding a letter and a
photo. Operation Christmas
Child will pack it for you and
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�NEWS
4 Tuesday, August 25, 2020
COVID-19
Gallia County reported
its first COVID-19 death
in March and its second
Aug. 14.
Gallia County remains
at an Orange level-2 advisory level on the State of
Ohio Public Health Risk
Advisory System, which
is defined as “increased
exposure and spread;
exercise high degree of
caution.”
4. Confirmed case,
male in the 70 to 79-yearold age range, who is not
hospitalized.
From page 1
Age ranges for the 81
Meigs County cases are
13th and 14th has tested
as follows:
positive for COVID-19.
0-19 — 12 cases
We wanted to make the
20-29 — 12 cases
public aware that if you
30-39 — 9 cases (2
were at the event either
new, 1 hospitalization)
of these days and feel you
40-49 — 11 cases (1
are symptomatic, please
new)
contact your local health
50-59 — 13 cases (3
department.”
new, 1 hospitalization)
The Register had not
Meigs County
60-69 — 9 cases (2 hosbeen able to confirm this
The Meigs County
pitalizations)
information with the
Health Department
70-79 — 10 cases (3
Mason County Health
reported a total of nine
new, 1 new hospitalizaDepartment as of press
new COVID-19 cases
tion, 1 death)
time on Monday.
between Saturday and
80-89 — 8 cases (1
Here is a look at coroMonday, with four of
navirus cases around our those cases connected to death, 3 total hospitalizaarea:
Overbrook Rehabilitation tions)
90-99 — 2 cases
Center.
One new hospitalizaThese cases of COVIDGallia County
tion, a person in the
As of Monday evening, 19 bring Meigs County
70-79 age range, was
the following are updated to 23 active cases, and
reported on Monday.
86 total cases (71 Conage ranges in the 125
There were 15 additionfirmed, 15 Probable)
total cases reported by
al recovered cases reportsince April.
the health department
Monday’s cases include: ed, bringing the total to
since March:
61 recovered cases.
1. Confirmed case,
0-19 — 12 cases
There have been three
female in the 70 to
20-29 — 17 cases (3
positive antibody tests in
new cases, 1 hospitaliza- 79-year-old age range,
Meigs County. Antibody
who is not hospitalized.
tion)
tests check your blood
2. Confirmed case,
30-39 — 14 cases (4
by looking for antibodfemale in the 50 to
new cases)
ies, which may tell you if
59-year-old age range,
40-49 — 22 cases (5
you had a past infection
who is not hospitalized.
new cases)
with the virus that causes
3. Confirmed case,
50-59 — 15 cases (3
COVID-19.
female in the 50 to
hospitalizations)
Meigs County remains
59-year-old age range,
60-69 — 10 cases (5
at an Orange level-2 adviwho is not hospitalized.
total hospitalizations, 1
sory level on the State of
4. Confirmed case,
death)
Ohio Public Health Risk
female in the 70 to
70-79 — 16 cases (3
Advisory System.
new cases, 9 hospitaliza- 79-year-old age range,
who is not hospitalized.
tions)
5. Confirmed case,
80-89 — 12 cases (5
Mason County
female in the 30 to
new cases, 6 total hospiThe Mason County
39-year-old age range,
talizations)
Health Department
90-99 — 7 cases (3 new who is not hospitalized
reported 81 total cases
cases, 4 hospitalizations)
Saturday’s cases include: on Monday morning,
80+ — 1 death (ODH
three more than Friday.
1. Confirmed case,
does not breakdown age
The department said that
female in the 50 to
over age 80)
13 of those are currently
59-year-old age range,
Of the 125 total cases,
active, 67 are recovered,
who is not hospitalized.
67 of the individuals
three are currently hospi2. Confirmed case,
are listed as recovered/
talized and there has been
female in the 30 to
not active, with 56 of
one death.
39-year-old age range,
the cases active and two
The West Virginia
who is not hospitalized.
total deaths. Eleven of
Department of Health
3. Confirmed case,
the active cases remain
male in the 40 to 49-year- and Human Resources
hospitalized, with 17
old age range, who is not (DHHR) reported 84
previous hospitalizations. hospitalized.
cases in Mason County
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in the 10 a.m. update on
Monday, which is three
more than on Friday.
According to DHHR,
the age ranges for the 84
COVID-19 cases DHHR
is reporting in Mason
County are as follows:
0-9 — 2 cases
10-19 — 5 cases
20-29 — 17 cases (1
new)
30-39 — 9 cases (1
new)
40-49 — 10 cases (1
new)
50-59 — 12 cases (1
death)
60-69 — 12 cases
70+ — 17 cases
Mason County is currently defined as “yellow”
according to DHHR as it
relates to its “County Alert
System” map. Counties
defined as “yellow” are
reporting 3.1 - 9.9 cases
per 100,000 people. In
regards to schools, in-person learning is suspended
when a county reaches
“red” which is 25-plus
cases per 100,000 people.
Ohio
As of the 2 p.m. update
on Monday, the Ohio
Department of Health
reported a total of 849
new cases, below the
21-day average of 1,033.
Also below the 21-day
average were ICU admissions, new hospitalizations and deaths. Eight
new deaths were reported
(21-day average of 21),
with 59 new hospitalizations (21-day average
of 89) and 10 new ICU
admissions (21-day average of 15).
West Virginia
As of the 10 a.m.
update on Monday,
DHHR is reporting a
total of 9,312 cases with
179 deaths. There was
an increase of 246 cases
from Friday, and nine new
deaths. The West Virginia
DHHR reports a total
of 398,479 lab test have
been completed, with a
2.34 cumulative percent
positivity rate. The daily
positivity rate in the state
was 1.70 percent.
Sarah Hawley, Kayla (Hawthorne)
Dunham and Beth Sergent
contributed to this report. (Editor’s
Note: Statistics reported in this
article are tentative and subject to
change. This was the information
available at press time with more to
be added as it becomes available.)
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rights reserved.
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Today is Tuesday, Aug. 25, the 238th day of
2020. There are 128 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History
On August 25, 1944, during World War II, Paris
was liberated by Allied forces after four years of
Nazi occupation.
On this date
In 1718, hundreds of French colonists arrived in
Louisiana, with some settling in present-day New
Orleans.
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed an
act establishing the National Park Service within
the Department of the Interior.
In 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower
signed a measure providing pensions for former
U.S. presidents and their widows.
In 1967, George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of
the American Nazi Party, was shot to death in the
parking lot of a shopping center in Arlington, Virginia; former party member John Patler was later
convicted of the killing.
In 1980, the Broadway musical “42nd Street”
opened. (Producer David Merrick stunned the
cast and audience during the curtain call by
announcing that the show’s director, Gower Champion, had died earlier that day.)
In 1981, the U.S. spacecraft Voyager 2 came
within 63,000 miles of Saturn’s cloud cover, sending back pictures of and data about the ringed
planet.
In 2001, rhythm-and-blues singer Aaliyah (ahLEE’-yah) was killed with eight others in a plane
crash in the Bahamas; she was 22.
In 2012, Neil Armstrong, 82, who commanded
the historic Apollo 11 lunar landing and was the
first man to set foot on the moon in July 1969,
died in Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 2009, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the liberal
lion of the U.S. Senate, died at age 77 in Hyannis
Port, Massachusetts, after a battle with a brain
tumor.
In 2014, a funeral was held in St. Louis for
Michael Brown, the Black 18-year-old who was
shot to death by a police officer in suburban Ferguson.
In 2017, Hurricane Harvey, the fiercest hurricane to hit the U.S. in more than a decade, made
landfall near Corpus Christi, Texas, with 130 mph
sustained winds; the storm would deliver five days
of rain totaling close to 52 inches, the heaviest
tropical downpour ever recorded in the continental U.S. The hurricane left at least 68 people dead
and caused an estimated $125 billion in damage in
Texas.
In 2018, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, who
had spent years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam
before a 35-year political career that took him to
the Republican presidential nomination, died at
the age of 81 after battling brain cancer for more
than a year.
Ten years ago: North Korea welcomed Jimmy
Carter back to Pyongyang as the former U.S. president arrived to bring home Aijalon Mahli Gomes
(EYE’-jah-lahn MAH’-lee gohms), an American
jailed in the communist country since January
2010 for entering the country illegally from China.
Five years ago: French authorities formally
opened a terrorism investigation into a foiled
attack four days earlier; a prosecutor said minutes
before he slung an assault rifle across his chest
and walked through a high-speed train, suspect
Ayoub El-Khazzani of Morocco had watched a
jihadi video on his cellphone.
In the response to the Pandemic Outbreak of COVID-19, Gallia County
Department of Job and Family Services will make assistance available to families
affected by this health crisis that have had an increase in their water
consumptions and sewer usage due to school closure and families now working
from home to help protect themselves and their families from being exposed to
the COVID-19. In order to promote a stable family home by continue3d access to
these essential humanitarian services, GCDJFS will offer assistance to those lowincome families who have delinquent water and/or sewer accounts as it relates
to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Only Phone Call Applications will be taken!! Please call 740-578-3380 Monday
thru Thursday 8am-4pm beginning Monday August 31, 2020. NO PAPER
APPLICATIONS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED so do not come to/into the agency. This
program will cease at 4pm on September 14, 2020 and no applications will be
accepted after this time. Please have all household members social security
numbers and last 30 days of household’s gross income readily available prior
to calling.
Eligible Services:
x
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A one-time payment of $300.00 to pay towards delinquent water bills
that occurred or have not�been paid during the Pandemic period of
March 9, 2020 though July 31, 2020 payable directly to�their local
Water Company.
A one-time payment of $300.00 to pay towards delinquent sewer bills
that occurred or have not�been paid during the Pandemic period of
March 9, 2020 through July 31, 2020 payable directly�to their local
Sewer Company.
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The affected household must be a Gallia County resident and US Citizens.
Must have at least one child in the home
Must have an active account wi8th a local water and/or sewer company
This program must serve persons in a TANF-eligible family (See Section
1200 Eligibility and�Application of current PRC Plan)
The household income cannot exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
(see link Federal�Poverty Level http://jfs.ohio.gov/ofam/
OWFPaymentStandards.stm
A special application will be used for this COVID-19 Special Program
Amendment #3
The applicant must call the agency to complete the application from
8am-4pm. Self-Attestation may be used for verification of income during
the March 9, 2020 through July 31, 2020. This guidance only applies to
COVID-19 PRC program.
Funds are approved on a first come, first serve basis and approval is
based on limited funding. Once funding is exhausted, this special
program will cease. This service will be a one-time non-reoccurring benefit.
Notice of approval/denial will be sent within 30 days.
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Ohio Valley Publishing
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 5
Thousands allowed to bypass environmental rules in pandemic
By Ellen Knickmeyer,
Cathy Bussewitz,
John Flesher,
Matthew Brown
and Michael Casey
risks to communities
as governments eased
enforcement over smokestacks, medical waste
shipments, sewage plants,
Associated Press
oilfields and chemical
plants.
The Trump administraThousands of oil and
tion paved the way for
gas operations, governthe reduced monitoring
ment facilities and other
on March 26 after being
sites won permission
pressured by the oil and
to stop monitoring for
gas industry, which said
hazardous emissions or
lockdowns and social
otherwise bypass rules
intended to protect health distancing during the
pandemic made it difand the environment
ficult to comply with antibecause of the coronavirus outbreak, The Associ- pollution rules. States are
responsible for much of
ated Press has found.
the oversight of federal
The result: approval
environmental laws, and
for less environmental
monitoring at some Texas many followed with lenirefineries and at an army ency policies of their
own.
depot dismantling warAP’s two-month review
heads armed with nerve
found that waivers were
gas in Kentucky, manure
granted in more than
piling up and the mass
3,000 cases, representing
disposal of livestock carthe overwhelming majorcasses at farms in Iowa
and Minnesota, and other ity of requests citing the
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Legals
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
CHANGE OF NAME R.C.
2717.01
Applicant hereby gives notice
to all interested persons that
the applicant has filed an Application for Change of Name
in the Probate Court of
Gallia County, Ohio,
requesting the change of name
of JOURNEIGH RAYNE
NOLAN TO JOURNEIGH
RAYNE LAMBERT
CASE NO. 20207010. The
hearing on the application will
be held on the 28TH day of
SEPTEMBER, 2020, at 3:45
o'clock P.M. in the Probate
Court of Gallia County,
located at 18 Locust Street,
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631.
8/25/20
outbreak. Hundreds of
requests were approved
for oil and gas companies.
AP reached out to all
50 states citing openrecords laws; all but one,
New York, provided at
least partial information,
reporting the data in
differing ways and with
varying level of detail.
Almost all those
requesting waivers told
regulators they did so to
minimize risks for workers and the public during
a pandemic — although
a handful reported they
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Legals
LEGALS
Paul Sancya | AP file
The Marathon Petroleum Corp. refinery is shown April 21 in Detroit.
Thousands of oil and gas operations, government facilities and
other sites won permission to stop monitoring for hazardous
emissions or otherwise bypass rules intended to protect health
and the environment because of the coronavirus outbreak, The
Associated Press has found.
The Village of Pomeroy is
offering for sale a 1994
Smeal Spartan fire truck with
1000 gallon poly tank and
1500 GPM Waterous pump
and two bottle cascade system $15,000 minimum bid
and a 1990 AM General
M998 "HMMWV" $10,000
minimum bid. Each truck
requires a separate sealed
bid. The village will accept
sealed bids starting August
24th. Sealed bids must be
delivered to the Pomeroy
Mayor's Office and the deadline for bids is September 8th
at 1 pm. The Village has the
right to accept or reject any or
all bids. Phone 992-3121 for
more details.
8/25/20,8/27/20,9/1/20,9/3/20
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Troy McDaniel has filed a Complaint for Adverse Possession
in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court on Second Street
in Pomeroy, Ohio, Case Number 20-CV-028 against Estate of
Simania Ross whose last known address was Meigs County
Ohio, as well as their unknown heirs-at-law, next of kin, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, custodians, assigns
or guardians or any other person claiming right or title to the
property named in the complaint described above.
The purpose of the complaint described above is to vest all
ownership in the subject property to Troy McDaniel.
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NOTICE OFANNUAL ELECTION,
SALE OFMEMBERSHIP,
AND PETITION FOR ELECTION TO THE
GALLIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Gallia County Agricultural Society will hold its annual
meeting and election for members of its Board of Directors on
Thursday, September 17, 2020. The election will be held at the
Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds between the hours of 4:00
P.M. and 8:00 P.M.
Only current 2020 members of the Society may vote or become
a candidate for election. In order to become a current member
of the Gallia County Agricultural Society you must:
1 - be a resident of Gallia County
2 - be at least 18 years old
3 - purchase your $2.00 membership on or before 4:00 p.m.
September 2, 2020, in person.
Memberships may be purchased during business hours at the
following locations:
The Brown Insurance Agency
The Wiseman Insurance Agency
In order to become a candidate for election to the board of
directors you must:
1 - be a current member of the Gallia County Agricultural
Society.
2 - submit a petition containing at least 10 signatures of
current members of the Agricultural Society to Board
Secretary Tim Massie, on or before 4:00 p.m. Sept. 10, 2020.
Petitions must be obtained from Secretary Tim Massie.
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Sealed proposals for the County Cooperative Paving Project R34 will be received by the Meigs County Commissioners at
their office at The Meigs County Courthouse, 100 E. Second
Street, Suite 301, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 11:10 A.M.,
September 10, 2020, and then at 11:10 A.M. at said office
opened and read aloud.
Resurfacing and striping of Racine Elm St (part) and C1A.
Resurfacing, striping, and berming of C15. The engineer's
estimate for this project is $339,848.30
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County Engineer, 34110 Fairgrounds Road, Pomeroy, Ohio
45769; Phone Number 740-992-2911 for a $10.00
non-refundable fee.
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amount of the bid with a surety satisfactory to the aforesaid
Meigs County Commissioners or by certified check, cashier's
check, or irrevocable letter of credit upon a solvent bank in the
amount of not less than 10% of the bid amount in the favor of
the aforesaid Meigs County Commissioners. Bid bonds shall
be accompanied by Proof of Authority of the official or agent
signing the bond.
Bidders must be prequalified. Prequalification shall be in
accordance with 102.01 of the 2019 Ohio Department of
Transportation Construction and Material Specifications.
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Meigs County Commissioners
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Manager, City of Gallipolis, 333 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio
45631 until Noon on Tuesday, September 8, 2020 and will be
opened and read immediately thereafter for the:
Blue Fountain Lift Station Pump Replacement
Completion Date - 90 days from Notice to Proceed
This project consists of renovation of the Blue Fountain Lift
Station and includes the installation of two submersible pumps
and equipment, control panels and electrical wiring, valve box,
air release valve, and piping.
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available for review at the Gallipolis City Manager's Office at
333 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 and can be obtained
at the office of the Gallipolis City Manager, 333 Third Avenue,
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 for a fee.
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Guaranty and Contract Bond in accordance with Section 153.54
of the Ohio Revised Code. Bid security furnished in Bond form,
shall be issued by a Surety Company or corporation licensed in
the State of Ohio to provide said surety.
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parties submitting the proposal and all persons interested
therein. Each bidder must submit evidence of its experiences
on projects of similar size and complexity.
All contractors and subcontractors involved with the project
will, to the extent practicable, use Ohio Products, materials,
services, and labor in the implementation of their project.
Additionally, contractor compliance with the equal employment
opportunity requirements of Ohio Administrative Code Chapter
123, the Governor's Executive Order of 1972, and Governor's
Executive Order 84-9 shall be required.
Bidders must comply with the prevailing wage rates on Public
Improvements in Gallia County, Ohio as determined by the
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, Wage and Hour
Division.
City of Gallipolis reserves the right to waive irregularities and
to reject any or all bids.
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City of Gallipolis, Ohio
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Sato content after winning 2nd Indy 500 under caution
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —
Takuma Sato won’t waste any
time wondering what might
have happened if his teammate
had not crashed in the closing
laps of the Indianapolis 500.
Scott Dixon might have run
him down.
Sato could have run out of
gas.
IndyCar maybe would have
have thrown the red flag, setting up a final shootout to the
finish.
It’s just a silly game of hypotheticals after Sunday’s race
ended under caution with Sato
coasting to his second Indy
500 win in four years. Spencer
Pigot crashed with five laps
remaining to bring out the
yellow flag, pausing Dixon’s
charge on Sato for an anticlimactic ending to “The Greatest
Spectacle in Racing.”
“The Indy 500, you never
really know until the last
corner,” said Sato, the only
Japanese driver to win the Indy
500 and now the 20th two-time
winner.
Dixon seemed in total control of the race as he chased his
own second Indy 500 win. The
five-time series champion easily slid past pole-sitter Marco
Andretti in the first turn of
the first lap and led 111 of 200
laps.
Dixon was so smooth he, at
times, voluntarily relinquished
the lead just to save fuel. So
when Sato moved to the front
late in the race, it appeared
Dixon was just biding his time.
Only he didn’t get close enough
as the laps ticked off — 20 to
go, 15 to go, 10 to go — and
then Pigot’s crash ended the
pursuit.
“I probably should have been
more aggressive there. Should
have maybe gone harder and
maybe he would have run out
of fuel,” Dixon said. “This is
definitely hard to swallow for
the team. But it was a hell of
a race, and he’s victorious.
He’s drinking the milk, and
that’s all that counts.”
Sato indeed chugged from
a bottle of two-percent milk,
kissed the bricks, and rode
the new lift at Indianapolis
Motor Speedway to the winner’s circle. It was there that
he celebrated with two of his
team owners — 1986 Indy
500 champion Bobby Rahal,
who was walking with a cane
because of an aching back,
and comedian David Letterman, who loomed large over
Sato with an unruly gray
beard and mask covering half
his face.
Rahal had no interest in
debating IndyCar’s decision
to finish the race under yellow
and defended Sato’s earned
spot in Indy 500 history.
“Hey, two-time winner
at the Indy 500, there’s not
many of those guys out
there,” Rahal said. “I think
the guy deserves to be highly
respected for his abilities,
particularly on the ovals. I
think a place like Indianapolis
kind of suits his skills because
he’s very smooth, obviously
he’s quite brave. He really has
a good feel. I think that really
works well at a place like Indy.
“He’s all fight. He’s not a
guy that’s going to give up. I
think we saw that today.”
Sato’s second victory came
in front of empty grandstands
at the largest venue in the
world. New track owner
Roger Penske could not allow
spectators during a pandemic
at an event that typically
draws more than 300,000. On
Sunday, Penske said a mere
2,500 people would be on
property.
The eerily empty venue
made for a watered-down
celebration absent of many of
the Indy traditions.
He didn’t complain, but
noted the energy was off the
entire two weeks at Indy and
the empty gray grandstands
were a sad sight every lap.
“If you go through Gasoline
Alley each morning, there’s
no energy. It was a little sad,”
Sato said. “When you’re driving, obviously we’re concentrating on what’s happening
on the track. But we see the
grandstands all the time.
Lab blames 77
false NFL positives
on contamination
By Barry Wilner
Associated Press
The lab used by the NFL for COVID-19 tests
said Monday that an isolated contamination
caused 77 “most likely false positive results.”
In a statement, BioReference Laboratories said
the test results on Saturday were contaminated
during preparation at its lab in New Jersey. Eleven
clubs were affected, and the tests were reexamined
and found to be false positives.
“The NFL immediately took necessary actions
to ensure the safety of the players and personnel,”
said Dr. Jon R. Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference, which does all COVID-19 testing for
the 32 NFL teams in five labs across the country.
“Re-agents, analyzers and staff were all ruled out
as possible causes and subsequent testing has
indicated that the issue has been resolved. All individuals impacted have been confirmed negative
and informed.”
Among teams reporting false positives, the Minnesota Vikings said they had 12, the New York Jets
10 and the Chicago Bears nine. The entire episode
puts the NFL and its testing procedures through
BioReference in a precarious position with the
opening game kicking off on Sept. 10.
There are five labs nationwide that service the
32 teams, with only the New Jersey facility having
the false positives this weekend. Anyone testing
positive for COVID-19 — even a false positive
upon a retest — is required to have two more
negative tests before being cleared to return.
Blue Devils finish
13th at Warrior
Invitational
By Bryan Walters
bwalters@aimmediamidwest.com
PATASKALA, Ohio — Some stiff competition.
The Gallia Academy boys golf team placed 13th
out of 18 programs on Saturday at the 2020 Warrior Invitational hosted by Watkins Memorial High
School at Cumberland Trail Golf Club in Licking
County.
The Blue Devils had all five golfers post sub-90
efforts over the course of 18 holes, with only nine
shots separating the first and fifth scorers.
GAHS, however, was left facing some tough
squads, including a trio of a state qualifiers from a
year ago.
One of those teams, Dublin Jerome, currently
serves as the defending Division I state champion
and ultimately ended up taking top honors on Saturday by a single stroke.
Dublin Jerome posted a winning tally of 302,
with Pickerington Central coming in right behind
with a 303. Grove City (307), Newark Catholic
(314) and Pickerington North (317) rounded out
the top five positions.
Carson Bellish of Pickerington North shot a
1-under par round of 71 to earn medalist honors.
Laith Hamid paced the Blue Devils with an even
80, followed by Cooper Davis with an 83 and Will
Hendrickson with an 85.
Hunter Cook completed the team tally with an
83, while Beau Johnson also fired an 89 for Gallia
Academy.
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Jason Minto | AP
Kevin Harvick (4) leads during a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del., on Sunday.
Harvick dominates at Dover
DOVER, Del. (AP) —
Kevin Harvick views his
NASCAR championship
chase as him against
the field. His budding
rivalry with Denny Hamlin, however, has turned
into a can-you-top-this
showdown that promises
to last until the finale.
“You don’t want to be
so narrow-minded to
think it’s going to be you
against one other team,”
Harvick said.
A day after Hamlin’s victory, Harvick
regained the Cup Series
lead with his seventh,
dominating Sunday at
Dover International
Speedway.
Harvick and Hamlin
have emerged as the clear
contenders to win it all
— and again they proved
their mettle in doubleheaders. At Pocono in
late June, Harvick won
the Saturday race and
Hamlin followed with the
checkered flag 24 hours
later.
Harvick won the finale
of the final scheduled
twinbill of the season
required by the pandemic
hiatus. Harvick and
Hamlin long ago clinched
their spots in NASCAR’s
postseason, and can rest
easy — though they
won’t — headed into the
regular-season finale Saturday night at Daytona
International Speedway.
Under the lights, the final
three playoff spots are up
for grabs, with seven-time
champion Jimmie John-
son about needed a win
to make a run at a record
eighth title in his farewell
season.
Harvick secured his
title as best in the regular
season, and has 57 playoff
points that he can build
up all the way to the
Phoenix finale.
He plans to be racing
for the title — and Hamlin could stand in his way.
“I don’t think I want
to narrow it down to one
guy, obviously,” Harvick
said. “It really has been
fun to kind of go back and
forth with Denny and his
team.”
The 44-year-old Harvick continues to rack up
milestones at StewartHaas Racing. He has 56
career Cup victories to
tie Kyle Busch for ninth
on the career list. Harvick swept the stages
in the No. 4 Ford and
won for the third time
in seven races. He gave
Ford its 700th Cup victory.
All seven of Harvick’s
wins have come in the
14 starts since NASCAR
resumed on May 17.
“With Denny winning
yesterday we needed to
win today and we need
all the points we can
get,” Harvick said. “I
think as you look at these
playoffs, you never know
what to expect but I
know that as we go week
to week we will give it all
we have.”
With just Daytona left
next week before the
16-driver field is set,
Aric Almirola, Busch
and brother Kurt Busch
all wrapped up spots on
points.
Martin Truex Jr. finished second in both
Dover races. He had
finished third in five
straight races headed
into the weekend.
“We can definitely
make the final four with
the way we’ve been running,” Truex said.
Jimmie Johnson,
Dover’s career winner with 11, was third.
Johnson’s No. 48 team
gambled on a late twotire pit stop that gave the
seven-time champion a
late surge.
Johnson is on the
bubble, four points outside of the cutoff in his
final full season. The
Hendrick Motorsports
stalwart might have had
a spot clinched had his
No. 48 not failed inspection in May at Charlotte,
negating his runner-up
finish. That cost him 45
points. He also sat out
the Brickyard 400 when
he failed a COVID-19
test.
“I’ve been doing this
too long to worry too
much,” Johnson said.
“Maybe that’s where
experience will pay,
though, this weekend.
I’ll keep my emotions
in check and be able to
race with a clear and
open mind. “
Johnson is the biggest outlier to have a
chance at crashing the
field — unless there’s
a surprise winner. He’d
also to knock off Hendrick teammate William
Byron and former crew
chief Chad Knaus, atop
the box for all seven of
Johnson’s titles.
There are 13 drivers
with a spot in the playoffs. Clint Bowyer, Matt
DiBendetto and Byron
hold the final three spots
on points.
DiBendetto finished
20th and 17th in the two
Dover races to derail his
playoff momenteum.
“I we miss them I
will be a pretty grumpy
individual the rest of
the year,” DiBendetto
said. “t is what it is. We
have worked hard to be
in that position. I hope
we make it. I don’t want
to be negative at all but
it is hard after coming
out of this weekend and
getting a huge deficit
in points and a ton of
points chopped from us
because we ran so bad in
both races.”
The only hiccup at
Dover was a brief red
flag needed when a hole
in the concrete had to be
patched. Harvick took it
from there and continued to showcase what
should be a fantastic
battle with Hamlin for
the championship.
“It’s been a lot of fun
at Stewart-Haas Racing,”
Harvick said.
He can only hope the
best is yet ahead.
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Sale
From page 1
sale as a 4-H member,
with her last steer having
special meaning to Parker
and her family.
Parker explained that
four years ago her aunt,
Anna Parker, was diagnosed with breast cancer,
something that hit her
family really hard. Anna
survived her first cancer
battle, before it came
back a second time. She
passed away on Sept. 24,
2019.
“She would always give
back to kids and those in
need,” said Jessica of her
aunt. “The fair was her
favorite time, she loved
supporting the kids.”
Jessica, her sister and
cousins (Anna’s granddaughters) all had shirts
on for sale day in memory
of Anna.
Jessica explained that
Anna had bid on “Ricky”,
the steer she brought
to the fair this year, as
a feeder at an auction
without anyone knowing. Last fall, Jessica was
able to show the steer at
many shows, bringing
home awards, including a
belt buckle that her aunt
always wanted them to
win.
With Ricky being Jessica’s last steer to sell at
the fair, and the last cow
that Anna had picked out,
Jessica decided to donate
a portion of the proceeds
to the Strecker Cancer
Center in Belpre where
Anna was treated.
Jessica explained that
the cancer center helped
her and her family to
have her aunt as long as
possible and she wanted
to help other families to
have the same for their
family by giving back to
the cancer center. She
added that Anna had also
given back and donated
to the patients at the can-
Coltin Parker’s Grand Champion Dairy Feeder was purchased for
$1,350 by Vlasak Performance.
Photos by Sarah Hawley | Sentinel
Cade Newland’s Reserve Champion Commercial Beef Feeder was purchased for $4,000 by Worthington
Mental Health, Parker Corporation, RC Construction and Sons, Mark Porter Chevrolet, Buick, GMC,
State Rep. Jay Edwards and Judge Kristy Wilkin.
cer center previously.
Jessica’s grand champion beef steer was
purchased for $9,000 by
buyers Hoon Inc., Certified Mechanical, RC Construction and Sons, Carr
Makenna Rankin’s Reserve Champion Beef Steer was purchased
Auto Glass, Shelley Matefor $6,000 by Worthington Mental Health.
rial, Parker Corporation,
White Schwarzel Funeral
Home, State Rep. Jay
Edwards, Judge Kristy
Wilkin, and Mark Porter
Ford.
Livestock sale results
Caelin Seth’s Reserve Champion Dairy Feeder was purchased for
for beef and dairy cattle
$1,400 by Rutland Service Center and Meghan Lambet Massage
were as follows:
Therapy.
Market Beef Steer
Jessica Parker (Grand
Champion), $9,000, Hoon
Inc., Certified Mechanical, RC Construction
and Sons, Carr Auto
Glass, Shelley Material, Parker Corporation,
White Schwarzel Funeral
Home, State Rep. Jay
Edwards, Judge Kristy
Wilkin, and Mark Porter
Ford; Makenna Rankin
(Reserve Champion),
$6,000, Worthington
Mental Health; McKenzie
Long, $4,400, McDonalds of Pomeroy and
Ravenswood; Trenton
Morrissey, $4,100, White
Schwarzel Funeral Home
and Ewing Funeral Home;
Trevor Morrissey, $4,100,
Parkersburg Liquidation; Michael Kesterson,
$4,600, Ridenour Gas;
Nathan Pierce, $4,700,
Stadium Denture Center;
Sean Stobaugh, $5,000,
Home National Bank;
Mitchel Evans, $4,800,
Nova Rubber; Mackenzie
Newell, $4,900, Nova
Rubber; Zachary Williams, $5,300, Jaymar;
Israel Williams, $4,800,
J&M Auto Sales; Justin
Pierce, $4,700, Nova
Rubber; Faith Bauerbach,
$6,000, Worthington
Mental Health and Parker
Corporation; Kylie Gheen,
$5,500, Mark Porter
Chevrolet, Buick, GMC.
Commercial Beef Feeders
McKayla Nelson
(Grand Champion),
$11,000, Collins Show
Cattle and Walnut Lane
Beef Farm; Cade Newland
(Reserve Champion),
$4,000, Worthington
Mental Health, Parker
Corporation, RC Construction and Sons,
Mark Porter Chevrolet,
Buick, GMC, State Rep.
Jay Edwards and Judge
Kristy Wilkin; Olivia
Harris, $3,000, Holzer
Meigs Emergency Department; Abigail Bauerbach,
$3,500, Farmers Bank;
Ryan Ross, $2,200, Mark
Porter Ford; Samuel
Bauerbach, $3,600, Baum
Coltin Parker’s Grand Champion Dairy Steer was purchased for
$3,100 by Mark Porter Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram.
Dairy Feeder
Coltin Parker (Grand
Champion), $1,350,
Vlasak Performance;
Caelin Seth (Reserve
Champion), $1,400, Rutland Service Center and
Meghan Lambert Massage Therapy.
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Market Dairy Steer
Publishing, all rights
Coltin Parker (Grand
Champion), $3,100, Mark reserved.
Porter Chrysler, Dodge,
Sarah Hawley is the managing
Jeep, Ram.
Lumber and Baum’s
TP One Stop; Brandon
Oldaker, $3,500, Buckley
Group Engineering and
Surveying; Austin Rose,
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editor of The Daily Sentinel.
Showman
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hand at showing a horse,
hog, feeder calf, lamb,
goat, rabbit, chicken and
turkey. Animals were
assigned to the participants by random draw
with two heats being held
for each animal, placing
five animals and showmen in the arena at a
time. The judge scored all
of the showmen for each
animal, with the scores
then calculated for the
overall winner.
Awards were presented
by 2019 Showman of
Showmen winner Caelin
Seth and Ohio Valley
Bank’s Dan Short. Ohio
Valley Bank sponsors
the trophy and a custom
jacket for the champion
and plaques for the participants.
The 2020 Showman of
Showmen participants
were Olivia Harris (beef
feeder), Michael Kesterson (beef steer), Landen
Woods (chickens), Coltin
Parker (dairy steer),
MaKenzie Robertson
(goats), Darbi Mugrage
(horses), Jessica Parker
(sheep), Missouri Brown
(rabbits), Jaycie Jordan
(hogs), and Rachel Jackson (turkeys).
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Sarah Hawley is the managing
editor of The Daily Sentinel.
(From left) Missouri Brown, Jaycie Jordan and Michael Kesterson
show turkeys during the Showman of Showmen competition on
Friday evening.
Photos by Sarah Hawley | Sentinel
Landen Woods and MaKenzie Robertson show sheep during
Friday’s Showman of Showmen competition.
Olivia Harris shows a hog during
the Showman of Showmen
competition on Friday evening
in the Ridenour Arena at the
Meigs County Fairgrounds.
MaKenzie Robertson walks a horse around the arena as part of the
Showman of Showmen competition.
Darbi Mugrage and Jessica Parker show turkeys during the
Showman of Showmen competition.
Coltin Parker and Jessica Parker show sheep during Friday’s
Showman of Showmen competition.
Jaycie Jordan shows a rabbit as Judge Levi Richards looks on
during Friday’s competition.
Rachel Jackson shows a beef
feeder during the Showman
of Showmen competition on
Friday evening.
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