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Chauncey to repeal LGBTQ, renter protections, Palestine resolution
CHAUNCEY, Ohio — Chauncey Village Council met for nearly four hours on May 14, discussing plans to repeal discrimination protections for renters and LGBTQ+ residents and a resolution that called for a ceasefire in Palestine. The ordinance and resolution were both initially passed in 2024. The repeal ordinance and resolution each passed on their second…
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Nelsonville statutory council again overturns other council’s ordinances (Updated)
The council also held an executive session to discuss the ongoing legal dispute between Nelsonville’s two councils.
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Nelsonville discusses pool, fire truck maintenance
The city’s aquatic center is closed indefinitely as the city searches for short- and long-term solutions for its residents.
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Nelsonville City Council welcomes new clerk, auditor (Updated)
The council at its April 13 meeting gave its council clerk a raise.
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Statutory council again repeals other council’s ordinances
Nelsonville’s statutory-based city council continues to assert that it is the rightful city government.
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Statutory Nelsonville council repeals ordinances passed by other body
The repeals escalate the battle between the city’s two forms of government.
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Nelsonville City Council discusses additional funding for water project
The council on Monday approved $572,130 in additional funding needed for the third phase of its ongoing water project.
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Nelsonville statutory council discusses social media concerns
Statutory city council addressed “a lot of talk” on social media, and how to amplify and grow local business.
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Nelsonville City Council approves 2026 budget
Operating under the charter at city hall, the council received city updates and approved the 2026 budget Tuesday, with a new city manager.
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Statutory city council meets again in Nelsonville
The council held a brief meeting and long executive session at Hocking College on Monday.