Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia
Diabetes Appalachia

Scioto County, Ohio

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Formed on March 24, 1803, the county split from Adams County and is the home of former Ohio governor Ted Strickland. Scioto County's name is actually Native American for deer or deer-hunting. With education everywhere you look, the county has numerous colleges including, Shawnee State University founded in 1986, Daymar College founded in 1963, and use to be home to Ohio University Southern which moved to Lawrence County in the early 1980s.

With travel going through Scioto County, you have access to CSX railways, numerous highways, and the Greater Portsmouth Regional Airport. There is also a public transportation for Scioto County which is offered through Access Scioto County (ASC) which offers a home pick-up, passenger assistance, and is very keen on safety by requiring all passengers to wear seat belts, requiring car seats for children of certain ages and weight, and they hire only the best drivers for the safety of everyone on board.

Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 509
342 Second St.
Portsmouth, Ohio 45662
(740) 353-7647


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