Pike County • July 8, 2025
Good morning, Pike County. Flags across Scioto County are flying at half-staff today, honoring the life and public service of Commissioner Cathy Coleman. Governor DeWine's order extends to key government buildings in Columbus until sunset on July 11, marking a solemn moment of recognition for a dedicated public servant who made her mark on our neighboring community.
Meanwhile, a fascinating glimpse into our region's industrial heritage has emerged through a nostalgic photo gallery of Chillicothe's historic paper mill. The collection traces the facility's journey through various owners—from Mead to Glatfelter to Pixelle—while capturing pivotal moments like the 1998 labor disputes. These archival treasures, including a special 1946 centennial celebration section, serve as powerful reminders of how deeply the papermaking tradition is woven into the fabric of our regional identity.
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🕊️ Ohio flags lowered to honor late Scioto County Commissioner Cathy Coleman. Governor Mike DeWine ordered U.S. and Ohio flags to fly at half-staff throughout Scioto County and at key government buildings in Columbus. The tribute recognizes Coleman's life and public service to her community. The order remains in effect until sunset on the day of her funeral, July 11, 2025. Other public buildings across Ohio may also lower their flags at their discretion during this period of remembrance.
🏭 Chillicothe paper mill's rich history captured in nostalgic photo gallery. The collection showcases pivotal moments from the mill's past, including labor disputes when United Paperworkers rejected a contract in 1998. Archival images document the facility's evolution through various owners—from Mead to Glatfelter to Pixelle Specialty Solutions. The gallery features rare glimpses inside the papermaking process alongside historical artifacts preserved at the Ross County Historical Society. A 1946 special section celebrating the mill's centennial highlights its enduring significance to the Chillicothe community.
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