Kimberly Jo (Touvell) Neff, 58 of Senecaville
Kimberly Jo (Touvell) Neff, 58, of Senecaville, passed away Saturday (January 9, 2021) at the Morrison House in Zanesville.
She was born March 23, 1962 in Cambridge and was the daughter of Frank and Carol (Long) Touvell of Lore City.
Kim was a 1980 graduate of Meadowbrook High School, and earned her Bachelor’s degree in Education from West Liberty State College. She was formerly employed at Meadowbrook High School where she taught Special Education and Physical Education. She and her husband Dale were owners of the 70-77 truck stop from 1985-1999. She was currently employed with Lomeda. She was a member of Lore City United Methodist Church. Kim enjoyed candle making and primitive crafts, and loved her dogs and cats.
Why Alexandria, Virginia Should Be Your Next Winter Road Trip Katie Chang
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Normally, we wouldn’t hesitate to hop on a plane to Europe to see beloved Christmas destinations (like Budapest, Vienna, and Zagreb) festively done up for the holidays. But then again, there’s nothing normal about the times we’re in. And because the pandemic has forced us to reevaluate flying and international travel, many of us are instead opting for road trips to destinations with plenty to do outdoors.
This is when Alexandria, Virginia enters the picture. An easy four-hour drive from New York and just ten minutes from the nation’s capital, the waterfront city balances the sophistication of an urban metropolis with the neighborly vibes of a small town. Though there’s never a bad time for a getaway here, Alexandria shines especially bright right now by conjuring up the nostalgia of old-world Europe. But while historic King Street which sparkles with 40,00