Good morning, Gallia County. July's roadways have been keeping Ohio State Highway Patrol officers busy with a string of incidents across local highways. From overturned trucks to weather-related mishaps, the recent accident reports read like a cautionary tale for summer drivers. Thankfully, most resulted in vehicle damage rather than serious injuries, though several citations were issued for violations ranging from failure to control to operating unsafe vehicles.
In brighter news, Crisenbery Electric has officially cut the ribbon on their new Gallipolis location, transforming their journey from farm life to successful business owners. Meanwhile, the Mason County CEOS is buzzing with activity as they plan their fall calendar, including the anticipated "Harvest of Quilts" and "Handmade Holidays" craft shows. Their recent gathering featured everything from book club discussions to a lively auction – showcasing the tight-knit community connections that make our region special.
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☕️ What's Brewing Locally
🚨 Ohio highways see multiple accidents in early July reports. The Ohio State Highway Patrol documented several incidents including a Kenworth truck overturning on SR 555 and an 80-year-old driver backing into another vehicle on County Road 20. Other accidents involved improper lane changes, utility line damage by a log truck, and weather-related crashes. Most incidents resulted in vehicle damage but fortunately no serious injuries were reported. Several drivers received citations for violations including failure to control, improper backing, and operating unsafe vehicles.
⚡ Local electrical company cuts ribbon on new Gallipolis location. Crisenbery Electric officially opened its new facility at 1616 Eastern Ave. on Thursday, joined by the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce for the ceremony. Founded in 2005 by Jay and Donna Crisenbery, who left farm life to start their own business, the company has become deeply involved in numerous projects throughout the county. Chamber Executive Director Bob Hood highlighted how Crisenbery's staff can often be found assisting with electrical needs at community venues like the fairgrounds and local parks.
🧵 Mason County CEOS plans fall events while celebrating community connections. The Community Educational Outreach Service held its July meeting at New Beginnings Baptist Church, with the Avalanche Club hosting. Members received updates on upcoming events including a book club discussion of "The Bucket List" and plans for October's "Harvest of Quilts" and "Handmade Holidays" craft shows. Carol Newberry shared her experience representing Mason County as the 2025 Folk Festival Belle at the West Virginia State Folk Festival. The meeting concluded with a meal, grab bag purchases, and a lively auction attended by over 20 members and special guests.
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For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
-John 3:16
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