The Belmont County NAACP presented scholarships to local students Monday night as part of its annual scholarship initiative.

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Back in the summer of 2019, my cell service allowed people with blocked numbers to leave voice mail messages. It was through this loophole that I learned my mother, at that point blocked for the ...

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