RAYLAND A bus loaded with Buckeye Local School District students was involved in a head-on crash with another vehicle early Thursday. None of the student
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The Martins Ferry team Funky Eels place first for Best Execution in the “Sea” portion of the Sea Air and Land Challenge sponsored by Penn State University and hosted at Buckeye Local High School in Rayland on Friday. According to the school, theirs was one of the few live competitions. Students from Wheeling Central Catholic, Martins Ferry and Buckeye Local high schools showcased their science, technology, engineering and math skills by using robots designed to operate on land, sea and air. Wheeling Central had 19 participants, Buckeye Local had six and Martins Ferry had three.
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Charles L. “Chuck” Merryman, 81, of Shadyside, Ohio passed away on Saturday, April 24, 2021.
He was a resident of Park Health in St. Clairsville, Ohio, where he was well-taken care of by the talented and doting staff. He remained active and happy while there.
Chuck was an outdoorsman at heart, and loved to hunt and especially fish in the rivers and lakes of Ohio, New York, Virginia and Canada. He was a long-time fixture in the Dairy Bar and Tiger Pub in Shadyside, Ohio.
His many hobbies included reading, making lures, winemaking, carpentry, gardening, watching the Penguins, and NASCAR.
Chuck loved cooking chickens, going to “The Strip,” and making sausage with his friends. There was very little he couldn’t craft or fix.
Charles L. “Chuck” Merryman, 81, of Shadyside, Ohio passed away on Saturday, April 24, 2021.
He was a resident of Park Health in St. Clairsville, Ohio, where he was well-taken care of by the talented and doting staff. He remained active and happy while there.
Chuck was an outdoorsman at heart, and loved to hunt and especially fish in the rivers and lakes of Ohio, New York, Virginia and Canada. He was a long-time fixture in the Dairy Bar and Tiger Pub in Shadyside, Ohio.
His many hobbies included reading, making lures, winemaking, carpentry, gardening, watching the Penguins, and NASCAR.
Chuck loved cooking chickens, going to “The Strip,” and making sausage with his friends. There was very little he couldn’t craft or fix.