Registration Open for Attorney General Dave Yost’s Human Trafficking Summit
After months of learning to adapt to the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, the public has many questions about a much anticipated vaccine for …
Waverly, OH – Waverly City School District has announced it is joining hundreds of school districts statewide to support the Fair School Fundi…
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed so much in the year 2020, and the way people shop is no exception.
The Pike County Hunger Walk has been the largest annual fundraiser to support the efforts of the Pike Outreach Food Pantry, which has served p…
Sadly, Pike County has seen its second COVID-19 death.
While this Thanksgiving may look different, the Ohio State Highway Patrol expects many motorists to travel on Ohio’s roadways for the upcoming…
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With the arrival of spring 2020, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources began work toward the installation of a new multipurpose shelter hou…
Scioto Trail State Park once featured two lakes. Now, only one remains.
Numbers of COVID-19 cases continue to climb in Pike County and the State of Ohio.
Since provisional votes were counted and Pike County election results were made official on Nov. 16, it is now known that Tracy D. Evans has b…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday announced a three-week retail curfew running from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. to slow the spread of th…
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Monday morning that Ohio Department of Health Interim Director Lance Himes has signed a revised health order t…
Numbers of COVID-19 cases continue to rise significantly in both Pike County and the State of Ohio.
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The Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Pike County, according to Pike County Sheriff Jame…
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Camp Creek Township is providing its residents with COVID-19 care packages, including items such as hand sanitizer, face masks, paper towels, …
A Waverly man was arrested on Saturday and charged with murder and tampering with evidence in the stabbing death of a local man.
On a beautiful October morning, several members of the Waverly High School Class of 1968 gathered at the school campus to dedicate a pin oak t…
Sadly, Pike County has now had its first death from COVID-19, according to the Pike County General Health District.
COVID-19 numbers in Pike County and the State of Ohio continued to rise significantly this week, and, sadly, Pike County confirmed its first d…
As you prepare to leave home and stare at that mask on the dresser — deciding whether you want to put it on — spend a minute thinking about th…
The Waverly Water Department is issuing a boil advisory for the Waverly Estates area once service is restored. Residents who lost pressure or …
As of Tuesday night at press time for the News Watchman, the U.S. Presidential race between President Donald J. Trump and former Vice Presiden…
Tony Montgomery was reelected to a second term on the Pike County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, and Jeff Chattin was elected to fill the …
The results of the race for Pike County Sheriff will ride on 363 provisional ballots still to be counted in upcoming days.
Pike County Court Judge Paul Price will be changing seats come January.
Pike voters decided on several local issues for Tuesday’s election. The results are as follows: