AEP Ohio has restored power to approximately 98 percent of the approximately 660,000 customers affected by the catastrophic
storm that moved through the state June 29 and the additional customers
who lost power in subsequent storms July 4 and 5.
As of 8 p.m. tonight (July 8), power has been restored to approximately 646,000 of the customers affected by these storms. Approximately 14,000 AEP Ohio customers remain without power tonight.
The majority of the customers still without power are located in the
By Jake Dowling, Icon intern
If anyone watches college football, many would agree that the sport is fun to watch, with all of the upsets and great matchups. But, one would also know that it can be frustrating at times as well, especially if your team was not selected by a hand full of computers to play in the National Title Game.
Bluffton's most ambitious infrastructure projects in several years will begin place soon. On Monday evening Bluffton council will act on accepting two water main replacement projects. The two projects total nearly three-quarters of a million dollars.
They involve Lawn Avenue-Jackson Street-Grove streets, and Mound-Cherry streets water main replacements.
Mennofolk was more than singing. Ruth Naylor, Bluffton poet, recited some of her poetry on Saturday night in Yoder Recital Hall. For a video of one of the musical performances, click now.
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Brendon Matthews (right) handled banking chores outside on Friday. First National Bank had a customer appreciation lunch of hot dogs, chips and cold drinks. Jayne and Dick McGarrity are selecting their cuisine.
