ArtsBridge has announced programs and events for this week. Thursday Virtual auditions for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Peoples Bank Th
February 13, 2021
Two black women born in Marietta in the early 1900s are part of the story of Washington County that is never told.
âUnfortunately, they were not only women, but they were two women of color,â said Monica Jones, associate dean of students and chief diversity officer at Marietta College. .
February 13, 2020
For the past 20 years, Habitat for Humanity has held a dinner and auction to support its house building efforts. This year, a dedication will be held at the dinner to celebrate the eventâs namesake and his wife for their support of the organization.
The late Paul Callihan was active with .
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Moon Mujas of Washington County talks with Jack Stemmel of Delaware County about items he has hand crafted and is selling at the Campus Martius Museum in Marietta.
From the first arrival of the Ohio Company settlers to present day Marietta, the local area has always been the forefront of quality craftsmanship.
Firearms were an essential tool in everyday life and used not only for hunting but for competition shooting. The makers of these longrifles took great pride in their workmanship in the same manner as today’s craftsman do their work.
On Saturday, the Campus Martius Museum featured the historic craftsmanship at the annual Contemporary Gunmakers and Allied Artists Show.
mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com Plans for a new Ohio River Museum are moving forward after officials received $950,000 which was allocated through the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. (Photo by Michele Newbanks) Naomi Schock, customer service and volunteer coordinator at Campus Martius Museum, examines a gun exhibit Monday afternoon at the museum. (Photo by Michele Newbanks)
Plans for a new Ohio River Museum are moving forward after officials received $950,000 which was allocated through the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. (Photo by Michele Newbanks)
Plans for a new Ohio River Museum are moving forward thanks to $950,000 which was allocated through the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
editorial@newsandsentinel.com People walked around to each booth to discuss the hand crafted items on display at the annual Contemporary Gunmakers and Allied Artists Show last year at the Campus Martius Museum in Marietta. (File Photo) Warren E. Offenburger talks with Bob Lane about his hand-crafted guns on display at the annual Contemporary Gunmakers and Allied Artists Show during the 2020 event at Campus Martius Museum in Marietta. The event returns this year on Feb. 13. (File Photo) Native American style bead work was among the other popular crafted items that could be found at the annual Contemporary Gunmakers and Allied Artists Show at the 2020 event in Marietta. (File Photo)