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High waters receding in the Arnoldsburg area

Posted on February 4, 2022February 4, 2022 Author Talk2shariComments Off on High waters receding in the Arnoldsburg area 1035 Views

Although creeks and rivers have been flowing high there is no current report of any flood damage in Calhoun County. If you have pictures of flooding in your area please send them to the Ridgeview News with photo credit for who took the picture and where the location is.

The photo’s in this post were taken by Whitney Butler

GSU Mascot Kyla Lovejoy Visits Arnoldsburg Elementary School

Posted on November 2, 2023November 2, 2023 Author Talk2shari

It’s college and career week at Arnoldsburg Elementary and GSU Pioneer Kyla Lovejoy, a former AES student, captivated the students of Arnoldsburg Elementary today with stories from her time there. Miss Lovejoy talked to the students about their college and career aspirations as well as about the duties of being the GSU mascot and her Read More…

Final Meeting for Michael Hicks as Commissioner, more questions regarding County Financial Reports

Posted on December 13, 2022December 13, 2022 Author Talk2shari

The Calhoun County Commission met for their December regular meeting and the final meeting of President Michael Hicks who opted not to run again this term and will be replaced by newly elected Republican Craig Arthur. Michael Hick is a Democrat which now changes the dynamics of the County Commission to two Republicans (Craig Arthur Read More…

Zwoll Selected as First Chair Percussionist in Marshall University’s Wind Symphony

Posted on February 24, 2023February 24, 2023 Author Talk2shari

Zenna Zwoll, Calhoun Middle High School Senior was selected to perform as the 1st chair percussionist in Marshall University’s Wind Symphony. Students are nominated for honor bands by their band directors. Once selected, students are required to send an audition video. Students are then screened and placed in chairs, with 1st chair being the most Read More…