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34 LAYING THE GROUNDWORK
Pipeline­infrastructure­construction
crosses­both­county­and­country­to­transport­Utica­Shale­resources.
ON THE COVER
Longtime­Cadiz­coal­man
finds­second­career­by­
transitioning­to­crude.
46 THE BIG DIG
Major­earth­moving­efforts­lays­
foundation­for­MarkWest­Energy’s
Hopedale­fractionation­facility.
When daily temperatures soared into the low-90s in
early July, the dog days of summer couldn’t take a
bite out of the flourishing drilling activity taking place
across the area.
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Hovering 1,900-feet above the Harrison County Industrial Park, this aerial photo of
MarkWest’s Cadiz cryogenic facility is proof the Denver-based company is leading the
charge in developing the processing infrastructure needed to capitalize on Ohio’s
shale gas production.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
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ALTITUDE
Pictured just weeks before a visit by Ohio Governor John Kasich for a symbolic “Turn
the Valves” ceremony, Scio’s Harrison Hub facility is Ohio’s first integrated natural
gas processing and fractionation complex. The UEO Buckeye facility includes a 45,000
barrel-per-day fractionation plant with significant storage and rail facilities.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
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ALTITUDE
The crown jewel of MarkWest’s $1 billion construction and midstream infrastructure
investment in eastern Ohio is located on 560 acres between Hopedale and Jewett.
To date, about 200,000 man-hours have been logged constructing this massive
facility. The plant is scheduled to begin operation by the first quarter of 2014.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
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ALTITUDE
Despite shale being crowned the new king of the economy in eastern Ohio, this massive Oxford Mining coal operation off Deersville Ridge in Cadiz is evidence the flame
still burns hot for coal locally. Yet with tougher regulations coal is in jeopardy of being
taken out of the picture.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
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ALTITUDE
Construction of an enormous compressor station pad near Scio. Site excavation from
early August 2013 (inset) was performed by Kelchner of Springboro, Ohio. The main
photo shows the site just more than 50 days later as the stone is being put down. A
compressor station also called a pumping station is the “engine” that powers an interstate natural gas pipeline. This facility will help the transportation process of natural gas from one location to another. Natural gas, while being transported through
a gas pipeline, needs to be constantly pressurized at intervals of 40 to 100 miles dependent on terrain, and number of gas wells in the vicinity.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
Photo provided by Kelchner
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ALTITUDE
Lifecycle of a well pad: The inset photo on the right-hand page shows a well near the
Harrison County Industrial Park in Cadiz being drilled. The inset photo on the left-hand
page shows a well in Carrollton during the fracking stage. The main photo (middle)
shows a well pad in Harrison County in the producing stage. The photo shows five
wells with the associated production equipment and appears to still be in final stages
of facilities construction.
Photo/Mike Sieber
Pilot/Chip Higgins
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H A R R I S O N C O U N T Y
Permitted Drilling Well Pads
Current Driller List (July 2013)
Chevron Appalachia LLC (6 Well Pads)
1550­Coraopolis­Heights­Rd.,­Moon­Township,­PA­15108
Carroll County
Tuscarawas County
NEW
WELL PADS
MON
250
151
Operational Highlights: According to John Watson, company Chairman and CEO, Chevron’s
financial performance has enabled the company to fund major development projects to ensure the company’s future growth. First quarter results show a two-percent increase in net
oil-equivalent production with their activity in the Marcellus Shale sited as one of the primary
reasons. First quarter reports show Chevron running 8 rigs in the Marcellus with production
results near high end of expectations. In the Utica, Chevron has 4 wells drilled with 4 wells
fracked, and has plans for 8 addition wells to be spud this year. (Source: Chevron’s 2013
Security Analyst Meeting – 03/26/2013)
Atlas Noble LLC (1 Well Pad)
3500­Massillon­Rd.,­Suite­100,­Uniontown,­OH­44685
FRANK
Operational Highlights: Atlas controls 5,500 net acres prospective for the Utica, as it con-
tinues to target incremental Utica development prospects. The company has drilled 5 horizontal wells on a single pad site in Harrison County. Fracking and completing of the wells is
currently progressing and is on schedule for early third quarter 2013 production. (Source:
Atlas Energy, L.P. – 05/08/2013)
US ROUTE
STATE ROUTE
800
Chesapeake Energy (25 Well Pads)
400­3rd­Street­SE,­Canton,­OH­44702
258
Operational Highlights: Operational Highlights: Currently operating 14 rigs in the
Utica Shale play. As of March 31, 2013, Chesapeake had drilled a total of 249 wells in the
Utica, which included 66 producing wells, 86 additional wells waiting on pipeline connection
and 97 wells in various stages of completion. Net production averaged approximately 60 million cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (mmcfe) per day during the 2013 first quarter and
the company continues to target a year-end 2013 net production exit rate of 330 mmcfe per
day. The average peak daily production rate of the 13 wells that commenced first production
during the 2013 first quarter was approximately 1,200 boe per day. (Source: Chesapeake
Energy – 05/01/2013)
Tippecanoe
CLENDENI
LAKE
WASHINGTON
800
Hess Ohio Developments LLC (9 Well Pads)
4525­Sunset­Blvd.,­Wintersville,­OH­43953
Gulfport Energy Corporation (17 Well Pads)
14313­North­May,­Suite­100,­Oklahoma­City,­OK­73134
Operational Highlights: Operational Highlights: In the Utica Shale, Gulfport spud
10 gross (7.7 net) wells during the first quarter of 2013. At the end of the first quarter, Gulfport had one gross well waiting on completion, three gross wells being drilled
by horizontal rigs, five gross wells with their vertical sections completed and waiting on a horizontal rig, and one gross well being drilled with a top-hole rig. Gulfport is currently operating
four horizontal rigs and two top-hole rigs in the Utica Shale. Gulfport currently plans to accelerate its 2013 drilling program, increasing its Utica Shale operated horizontal rig count to
seven rigs by the end of June 2013. During 2013, Gulfport has budgeted $494 million to
$504 million to drill approximately 55 to 60 gross (49 to 54 net) wells in the Utica Shale.
Gulfport currently has nine wells flowing into sales pipelines. (Source: Gulfport Energy Corporation - 05/07/2013)
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342
Tuscarawas County
Operational Highlights: During the second quarter of 2013, Hess’s Utica activity
included 10 wells drilled, three wells were completed and three wells were flow tested. Two
of the wells tested were operated by Hess; one on the company’s 100 percent-owned acreage
and one on their CONSOL joint venture acreage. Their CONSOL joint venture acreage, the
Cadiz 1H-23 well in Harrison County, tested at a rate of 2,250 barrels of oil equivalent per
day including 57 percent liquids. On their 100 percent-owned acreage, the Richland B 1H34 well, in Belmont County, tested at a rate of 2,985 barrels of oil equivalent per day including
29 percent liquids. (Source: Hess Corporation – 07/30/2013)
799
342
800
Freeport
FREEPORT
800
22
B
Guernsey County
ODNR­has­approved­789­Utica
shale­permits­YTD­as­of­July­13,­2013
­-
2013 Ohio Oil & Gas Activi
A­total­of­33­rigs­are­drilling­in­Ohio
387­wells­have­been­drilled­and­113
wells­are­in­production
151
332
Bowerston
Conotton
9
646
646
Germano
151
646
ROE
NORTH
Scio
GERMAN
New Rumley
RUMLEY
646
9
Jefferson County
Jefferson County
Carroll County
212
Jewett
Hanover
9
STOCK
ARCHER
646
KLIN
22
151
Hopedale
151
Deersville
9
250
GREEN
250
250
CADIZ
9
799
ING
22
Unionvale
Cadiz
250
MOOREFIELD Cassville
22
PIEDMONT
LAKE
519
519
Moorefield
New
Athens
Piedmont
Belmont County
ity
Adena
Georgetown
ATHENS
331
SHORT
CREEK
149
250
Harrisville
9
Belmont County
1.­Wagner­Well­–­Peak­Rate:­4,713­boel­per­day,
Location:­Athens­Township,­Harrison­County,
Driller:­Gulfport­Energy
Top Producing Wells
2.­Boy­Scout­Well­-­Peak­Rate:­3,478­boe­per­day,
Location:­Nottingham­Township,­Harrison­County,
Driller:­Gulfport­Energy
Jefferson County
NOTTINGHAM
Chesapeake’s­Henderson­South­10-12-6­5H­well
in­Harrison­County­achieved­a­peak­rate­of­1,625
boe­per­day­­
Notable Wells
Hess­Energy’s­Cadiz­1H-23­well­in­Harrison­County
tested­at­a­rate­of­2,250­boe­per­day­including
57percent­liquids
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A
92-page study released by the University of Pittsburgh takes a realistic look at the direct costs, and economic impacts, of drilling
a single Marcellus Shale gas well. The study, called the “Economic Impact of the Value Chain of a Marcellus Shale Well,” looked
in depth at an EQT-drilled well in Washington County, PA. Undergraduate and graduate students from Pitt found that a single
well had direct costs of more than $7 million.
The costs to drill a well break down this way:
Land acquisition/leasing:
Permitting:
Vertical drilling:
Horizontal drilling:
Hydraulic fracturing:
Completion:
Production to gathering:
$2.1 million
$10,000
$663,000
$1.2 million
$2.5 million
$200,000
$472,000
In­addition­to­providing­a­realistic­picture­of­the­direct­costs­associated­with­natural­gas­drilling,­the­study­also­provides­an­in­depth
look­at­each­phase­of­a­typical­Marcellus­Shale­wellhead.­There­are­eight­steps­or­phases­in­establishing­typical­Marcellus­Shale­well,
however,­this­study­only­focuses­on­the­first­six.­The­last­stages­being­workovers­and­plugging/abandonment­were­not­included­in­the
economic­analysis.
1.)­Mineral­Leasing/Acquisition­&­Permitting:­Exploration­and­production­companies,­or­landmen­acting­for­them,­must­approach
and­negotiate­with­landowners­for­mineral­rights­leasing.­Second,­the­permitting­stage­requires­the­satisfactory­filing/obtaining­of
state­and­local­permits­and­posting­of­necessary­bonds­to­allow­for­site­preparation­to­begin.
2.)­Site­Preparation:­involves­things­like­surveying,­site­design­and­layout,­water­planning­(i.e.,­water­ponds,­or­water­supplies­via
trucks­or­pipeline),­construction­of­access­roads,­road­and­pad­construction,­placement­of­on-site­trailers,­construction­of­water­storage
or­pits,­and­erosion­control.
3.)­Drilling:­The­drilling­phase­may­take­23-35­days­per­well,­including­five­days­for­mobilization­and­18-21­days­for­drilling­itself.
This­phase­requires­myriad­pieces­of­equipment­supporting­drilling­rigs,­power­generation,­processing­and­disposal­of­liquid­and­solid
waste.­While­this­study­focuses­on­a­single­well­on­a­pad­in­a­site,­it­is­possible­to­place­up­to­six­wells­per­drilling­pad,­with­each­well
having­one­or­more­horizontal­laterals.
4.)­Hydraulic­Fracturing:­During­this­process­a­solution­of­water,­chemicals,­gels,­and­sand­is­injected­into­a­well­under­high­pressure.
Water,­along­with­additives,­fractures­the­shale­rock,­while­sand­props­open­the­fractures,­allowing­the­natural­gas­to­flow­out.
5.)­Completion:­The­10-15­day­process,­involves­the­recapturing­flowback­and­well­testing,­water­recycling­(and/or­disposal),­flare
(if­needed),­and­the­installation­of­a­wellhead.­Also­referred­to­as­a­“Christmas­tree,”­the­wellhead­is­made­up­of­a­metal­housing­of
tubes,­valves­and­seals,­which­regulates­the­extraction­of­natural­gas­from­the­underground­well.­
6.)­Production:­Over­the­7-15­year­lifespan­of­a­well,­one-time­related­costs­would­consist­of­finishing­off­the­pad­area­(typically
300ft­x­500ft),­the­gathering­pipeline,­and­interim­reclamation­costs,­such­as­erosion­control,­landscape­repair,­and­road­repair.
Ongoing­payments­relating­to­production­are­royalty­payments­to­the­lessor.
7.)­Workovers:­Activities­could­include­power­generation,­such­as­solar­power­for­the­Christmas­tree­or­an­onsite­generator,­additional
well­stimulation­(fracking),­equipment­maintenance­and­servicing.
8.)­Plugging­&­Abandonment:­Activities­associated­with­this­phase­include­activities­such­as­landscape­or­road­repair.
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By AMY GAREIS
T
im Kenny discovered a golden opportunity in
the oil and gas industry, and all it took was a
glance through a window.
Kenny,­of­Cadiz,­had­spent­20­years­employed­by
coal­companies­such­as­R&F,­Oxford­Mining­and
Murray­Energy,­as­well­as­a­county­surveyor,­but­he
began­noticing­how­new­businesses­were­popping
up­in­the­area­to­cater­to­shale­companies.
“I­was­on­the­road­[for­the­coal­company]­and­I
missed­this.­I­walked­into­the­Utica­Safety­Apparel
store­ and­ thought,­ ‘There­ is­ something­ going­ on
here.­Stuff­like­this­doesn’t­happen.’”
A­graduate­of­Cadiz­High­School,­Kenny­also­obtained­a­bachelor’s­degree­in­business­from­Malone­College.­He­recalled­working­eight-to-10-hour
days­and­attending­night­school,­all­while­raising
three­children.­He­also­had­been­active­with­the
Cadiz­ Board­ of­ Public­ Affairs,­ Sally­ Buffalo­ Park
Board,­Puskarich­Library­Museum­Board­and­the
Harrison­Hills­City­School­Board,­the­latter­of­which
included­a­three-year­stint­as­president.­
Getting a second chance
After­recently­finding­himself­unemployed,­he’d
gathered­with­friends­at­the­Kountry­Kettle­Restaurant­in­his­native­village­for­a­meal­and­conversation.­One­day,­he­noticed­a­sign­on­a­building­across
the­street­for­Joe­Knows­Energy­(JKE),­a­Columbusbased­business­that­had­opened­a­local­office­to
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provide­oil­and­gas­firms­with­construction­management,­quality­assurance­and­other­assistance.­His
curiosity­led­him­to­speak­with­company­officials
and­he­gained­a­second­chance­to­do­something
he­ loved.­ Kenny­ said­ his­ work­ in­ the­ coal­ field
ranged­from­land­management­to­permitting,­and
those­skills­were­a­well-suited­for­JKE.­He­was­hired
within­a­month­of­that­first­meeting.
“This­has­been­my­home­and­I’ve­done­this­work
for­20­years.­They­said­they­didn’t­have­many­local
workers­and­I­said,­‘I’m­your­guy,’”­he­commented.
“I­went­from­coal­to­crude.­We’ve­now­got­crude­oil
coming­ out­ of­ the­ same­ area­ [where­ we­ mined
coal].­It­was­a­perfect­fit­for­me.”
Much­like­his­work­with­the­coal­industry,­Kenny
has­done­site­development­and­infrastructure­work
for­midstream­companies.­He­does­what­he­calls­“A
Function,”­which­entails­performing­tasks­for­JKE,
and­“B­Function,”­or­taking­directives­from­client
companies.­Currently,­he­prepares­road­use­maintenance­agreements,­or­RUMA’s,­between­oil­and
gas­producers­and­either­the­county­or­townships.
“These­are­my­roads.­I­was­born­and­raised­on
them.­I’ve­walked­these­roads,”­he­added.­“I­know
and­work­with­local­and­state­officials.­I­take­pride
in­the­roads,­whether­they­are­in­Belmont,­Jefferson
or­Harrison­County.­They­are­all­our­roads­to­me.
This­is­my­home,­and­I­care­about­it.”
Unlike­the­many­hours­he­logged­on­the­road­travelling­from­Columbiana­to­Muskingum­and­Noble
counties,­Kenny­is­happy­to­be­closer­to­home.
“These are my roads. I was born and raised on
them... this is my home, and I care about it.”
— Tim Kenny
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“I’m­working­in­my­backyard­now.­I­want­to­be­outside
365­days­a­year­and­I­have­that­opportunity­again,”­Kenny
continued,­saying­many­people­within­the­Ohio­Valley­were
gaining­jobs­within­the­industry.­“It’s­a­great­thing.­It’s­a
wonderful­opportunity­for­our­county­and­our­state.­This­is
a­chance­most­of­us­thought­would­never­come­back­to­us.”
JKE: Building America’s future
JKE­President­Dan­Lorenz­said­the­company­has­five­employees,­two­of­which­reside­in­Harrison­County.­Besides
Kenny,­Cindy­Karto­was­hired­for­human­resources­and­administration.
“Our­big-picture­purpose­is­to­build­America’s­future,”
said­Lorenz.­“We­think­it’s­important­to­get­involved­with
something­that­is­making­a­difference.­There­is­a­half-trillion­dollars­underground­and­the­key­is­to­do­it­the­right
way.­There­is­a­need­to­help­companies­do­it­the­right­way.”
Four­ways­JKE­is­helping­producers­tap­into­the­local­reserves­is­through­construction­management­services,­quality­assurance­services­such­as­inspections,­design­services
and­construction­services.
“Tim­Kenny­provides­construction­management­and­quality­ assurance.­ He­ understands­ what­ the­ clients­ want­ to
achieve­and­it’s­his­job­to­get­the­bid­specifications,­get­the
commitment­of­government­agencies­to­make­sure­it­meets
their­needs­and­make­sure­it’s­done­right.”
Lorenz­has­30­years’­experience­in­construction­and­infrastructure­development,­holding­a­civil­engineering­degree­ from­ the­ University­ of­ Cincinnati­ and­ a­ master’s
degree­in­business­from­The­Ohio­State­University.­He­has
operated­nearly­a­half-dozen­businesses­from­commercial
site­development­to­environmental­contract­work­but­broadened­his­focus­as­the­economy­waned­around­2008.­
“In­2011,­we­started­to­look­at­the­oil­and­gas­market.
Eastern­Ohio­is­an­opportunity­to­take­what­I’m­passionate
about­and­trained­30­years­to­do­and­do­something­great,”
he­said.­“I­took­the­professional­relationships­I­developed
and­my­experience­and­helped­develop­new­relationships
with­energy­companies­and­resources­in­Eastern­Ohio.”
The­surge­in­shale­interests­led­him­to­found­JKE­in­January­ of­ 2012,­ and­ by­ that­ July­ the­ satellite­ office­ was
launched­ on­ East­ Market­ Street­ in­ Cadiz.­ It­ has­ since
worked­with­local­energy­companies­and­helped­create­infrastructure­by­obtaining­contractors­for­the­projects.­
“On­ the­ three­ projects­ we’ve­ worked­ on­ in­ 2012-13,
we’ve­had­three­different­design­engineers­as­part­of­our
teams­and­they­are­all­from­Ohio.­The­projects­we’re­working­on­this­year­include­all­Ohio­workers.”
Venturing onward
Lorenz­said­success­would­be­driven­by­the­geology­of
the­area­and­how­much­demand­could­be­created­for­the
products.
“There­is­a­lot­of­uncertainty­about­what’s­underneath
the­ground­and­how­much­gas­and­oil­will­come­out­of­this
play,”­Lorenz­noted.­“Everything­I’m­hearing­is­it’s­going­as
planned­and­things­are­positive.­A­certain­amount­of­patience­also­needs­to­be­exercised,­but­billion-dollar­investments­are­being­made.”
Four­ sources­ of­ demand­ include­ power­ plants,­ which
could­be­converted­from­coal­to­gas;­“green”­vehicles­that
use­natural­gas­for­operation;­manufacturers­switching­to
natural­gas­power;­and­exporting­the­product.­Lorenz­said
that­for­companies­to­make­an­investment­in­large­facilities,
they­have­to­make­sure­their­savings­is­long-term.­It­also
depends­on­having­technology­to­help­lower­costs­with­production.­He­said­exporting­might­take­a­while­since­the­federal­government­has­held­back­on­shipping­natural­gas­out
of­the­country.
“I’m­confident­it­will­occur­and­we­will­have­the­geology,
technology­and­demand.­The­demand­will­continue­to­grow
and­the­technology­will­make­it­less­expensive­to­get­[the
resources]­out­of­the­ground.­All­three­will­make­a­brighter
future­for­Eastern­Ohio,”­Lorenz­added.­“The­energy­industry­is­up­and­down­and­it’s­not­always­going­to­be­a­straight
line.”
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Laying the
groundwork
By AMY GAREIS
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rilling­ rigs­ are­ becoming­ a­ common­ sight
across­the­regional­landscape,­but­massive
construction­has­commenced­throughout­the
county­and­country­to­lay­the­groundwork­for­extensive
pipeline­ infrastructure­ that­ will­ help­ transport­ the
bountiful­resources­of­the­Utica­Shale­for­processing
and­marketing.
Pipelines,­which­transport­natural­gas­and­liquids
from­the­wellhead­to­refineries,­have­begun­snaking
their­way­through­Ohio’s­landscape­in­earnest.­In­fact,
the­Public­Utilities­Commission­of­Ohio­(PUCO)­notes
that­about­133­pipelines­are­planned­across­10­eastern­Ohio­counties,­most­of­which­are­within­Carroll­and
Harrison­counties’­borders.­Carroll­will­have­62­lines
to­gather­and­transport­both­wet­and­dry­gas­while
Harrison­will­receive­33.­As­for­the­rest­of­the­region,
Trumbull­County­will­have­two­installed;­Mahoning,­six;
Jefferson­ and­ Monroe,­ two­ each;­ Belmont,­ eight;
Guernsey,­12;­and­Noble,­five.­Some­experts­reported
that­by­the­year­2030­energy­companies­would­invest
between­$130­billion­to­$210­billion­in­Ohio­to­build
the­necessary­natural­gas­infrastructure­to­keep­up
with­the­growing­market­demands.
On the local front
Access­Midstream,­which­partners­with­M3­Momentum­and­EnerVest­in­the­Utica­East­Ohio­Buckeye­complex­in­Columbiana,­Carroll­and­Harrison­counties,­was
in­the­midst­of­constructing­more­than­30­miles­of
lines­between­facilities­in­Kensington,­Leesville­and
Scio­to­feed­production­at­their­fractionation­plants.­Of
that,­21.13­miles­are­currently­in­service­and­roughly
9.22­miles­were­still­under­construction.
Scott­Hallam,­general­manager­of­Utica­for­Access,
said­the­vast­amount­of­natural­resources­has­fueled
the­company’s­capabilities­to­produce­many­gas-based
products.­The­company,­which­is­based­in­Oklahoma
City,­ Okla.,­ has­ held­ offices­ in­ North­ Canton­ since
2011­when­the­Utica­Shale­play­was­discovered­as­a
plentiful­source­of­natural­gas.­Access­operates­midstream­assets­in­12­states,­with­an­average­output­of
about­3.5­billion­cubic­feet­per­day­(Bcf/d)­and­more
than­6,000­miles­of­natural­gas­gathering­pipelines.­
It­is­involved­in­two­Utica­gathering­systems:­Cardinal­Gas­Services­(CGS),­which­is­a­partnership­with
TOTAL­and­EnerVest­to­provide­gathering,­compression
and­dehydration­services­for­the­oil­and­wet­gas­found
within­its­1.45-million-acre­dedication,­and­Utica­Gas
Services­(UGS),­its­solely-owned­operation­that­provides­gathering,­compression­and­dehydration­services­for­four­gas­gathering­systems­in­a­primarily­dry
gas­window­within­393,000­dedicated­acres. Hallam
said­Access­holds­a­66-percent­majority­stake­in­CGS
and­is­in­the­process­of­spending­$600­million­on­the
operation.­Its­three­gathering­systems­service­more
than­144­miles­of­in-service­pipeline­with­an­average
output­ of­ 255­ million­ cubic­ feet­ per­ day­ (Mmcf/d)
while­UGS­has­just­over­five­miles­of­in-service­pipeline
with­an­average­throughput­of­12­Mmcf/d.­Access­has
the­49-percent­majority­share­in­UEO­and­has­invested
$900­million­in­that­venture.
“We­handle­the­design,­construction­and­operation
of­ the­ pipeline,”­ Hallam­ explained.­ “Access­ has­ invested­$1.5­billion­in­eastern­Ohio­related­to­Utica­development.”
One­exception­is­the­UEO­Buckeye­system­facilities
operated­ by­ M3­ Momentum.­ Upon­ completion,­ the
Kensington­facility­will­contain­three­processing­plants
with­a­total­capacity­of­600­Mmcf/d­of­natural­gas­processing­capacity.­Two­pipelines­form­the­main­network
and­span­35­miles­between­the­Kensington­and­Scio
plants.­A­24-inch,­high-pressure­pipeline­carries­gas­to
the­Columbiana­operation­and­the­smaller,­12-inch
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Laying
the
groundwork
line­ transports­ natural­ gas­ liquids­ (NGLs)­ from
Kensington­to­the­Harrison­Hub­outside­of­Scio.
That­site,­which­began­initial­operations­this­summer­in­North­Township,­is­eyed­to­be­a­135,000barrel-per-day­fractionation­plant­that­boasts­an
870,000-barrel­storage­facility,­plus­substantial
rail­loading­capacity.­It­will­be­responsible­for­splitting­ mixed­ NGLs­ into­ purity­ products,­ such­ as
ethane,­ propane­ and­ butane,­ which­ would­ be
shipped­by­pipeline,­rail­or­truck.
Hallam­ said­ plans­ to­ install­ the­ smaller­ line
began­in­January­of­2012­as­the­company­began
acquiring­rights-of-way­(ROW)­for­the­project.­Considered­ a­ greenfield­ project,­ officials­ obtained
pipeline­ easements­ to­ construct­ a­ system­ between­Columbiana­and­Harrison­counties.­
“A­portion­of­it­is­transporting­gas­to­the­Kensington­plant,”­he­said.­“We’ve­been­very­fortunate
and­the­community­has­been­very­welcoming­to
our­efforts.­We­acquired­all­of­the­rights-of-way­by
Sept.­2012­and­began­construction­in­December
2012.­It­was­in­service­in­June­of­2013.”
Both­pipelines­are­in­service­and­the­12-inch
line­is­completely­finished.­The­larger,­high-pressure­spine­is­in­partial­use­and­more­was­being
laid­near­the­Scio­site.­That­project­began­around
the­same­time­as­the­smaller­line,­with­ROW­obtained­before­construction­could­begin.­
“The­spine­was­put­more­in­the­center­of­the
rich­Utica­and­is­four­miles­short­of­Scio,”­he­continued,­ saying­ work­ on­ the­ pipeline­ could­ be
wrapped­up­this­month.­
Hallam­added­that­as­with­all­of­its­pipeline­construction­projects,­Access­ensured­that­this­highpressure­spine­was­built­to­the­highest­standard.
“The­grades­of­steel­we­use­met­or­exceed­the
standards­set­in­place­by­regulatory­agencies.­We
use­X42,­X52,­X60­and­X65­grade­and­the­wall
thickness­ranges­from­a­quarter-inch­to­a­half-inch
thick.­The­wall­thickness­and­grade­are­specified
by­the­pressure,­but­are­also­based­on­class­location,­which­is­determined­by­the­population­density­around­the­pipeline,”­he­said.­“We­do­a­class
location­study­and­categorize­the­pipeline­based
upon­location.”
Each­pipeline­in­the­UEO­system­serves­a­specific­purpose,­with­Y-Grade­NGLs­transported­from
Kensington­to­Scio­in­the­12-inch­system­and­the
high-pressure­lines­moving­unprocessed­gas­product­to­Kensington­and­eventually­Leesville.­The
compressor­facility­adjusts­the­pressure­of­the­gas
entering­into­the­high-pressure­system.­It­is­then
discharged­ into­ the­ 24-inch,­ high-pressure
pipeline,­ which­ takes­ the­ gas­ to­ Leesville­ and
Kensington.­ There,­ it­ will­ be­ converted­ into­ YGrade­NGLs­that­head­back­to­the­Harrison­Hub,
with­the­residue­sent­to­Dominion­Gas­and­the
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Tennessee­Gas­Pipeline­Systems­for­marketing.­
As­for­UEO­Buckeye’s­complex,­Hallam­said­the
Kensington­ Plant­ currently­ processes­ 200
Mmcf/d­and­is­presently­in­startup­mode.­It­was
not­in­full­operation­and­some­final­tweaking­was
being­done­at­the­facility.­About­10,000­gallons
per­day­are­currently­being­processed­in­the­cryogenic­facility­and­transported­to­the­Harrison­Hub
fractionation­facility.­The­plant­near­Scio­will­handle­ethane,­propane­and­natural­gas.­Construction
at­that­site­is­staggered,­with­Stage­Two­to­be­completed­early­next­year­and­Stage­Three­by­the­end
of­2014.­UEO­plans­to­intall­a­second­processing
facility­at­Leesville.­The­24-inch­line­will­also­extend­to­the­Leesville­site­and­provide­high-pressure­ gas­ to­ convert­ into­ Y-Grade­ NGLs.­ Access
employs­seven­main­contractors­on­the­pipeline
and­compression­facilities,­at­least­half­of­which
are­from­Ohio,­plus­81­people­at­its­Canton­office
and­ about­ 1,200­ construction­ workers­ at­ the
plants.
“ATEX­will­take­the­pure­propane­from­the­Harrison­Hub­to­the­Gulf­Region,­where­the­petrochemical­industry­exists­to­consume­it­as­feedstock­and
a­fuel­source.­The­Bluegrass­Pipeline­anticipates
transporting­Y­Grade­gas­from­the­Kensington­and
Leesville­plants,”­he­continued,­saying­the­Y­Grade
will­ exceed­ the­ fractionation­ capacity­ and­ the
pipeline­was­needed­to­take­the­excess­products
to­other­markets­in­the­Gulf­for­processing.
“The­ Utica­ continues­ to­ exceed­ our­ expectations,­but­as­it­continues­to­exceed­our­expectations,­ it­ could­ mean­ more­ pipelines­ and­ more
facilities­such­as­cracker­plants.­The­Utica­is­producing­in­such­volumes­it­might­spill­over­to­the
petrochemical­companies.­The­Utica­is­a­liquidrich­development­and­extremely­prolific,”­he­said.
“The­rich­zone­has­been­inverted­and­I­think­the
industry…is­now­in­the­mindset­of­traditional­exploratory­work.­There­is­a­robust­asset­there,­but
more­exploration­is­needed.”
CBC:­Part­of­the­process
Louisiana-based­CBC­Pipeline­is­currently­working­with­MarkWest­Energy­Partners­to­construct
pipelines­for­the­Cadiz­cryogenic­facility.­MarkWest
will­have­more­than­50­lines­to­serve­drilling­companies­at­its­sites­in­Harrison­and­Noble­counties,
and­CBC­is­handling­much­of­that­framework.­
“There­are­many­different­pipelines,”­said­CBC
Project­ Coordinator­ Gavin­ Caskey.­ “We’ve­ laid
lines­from­the­MarkWest­plant­[at­the­Cadiz-Harrison­County­Industrial­Park]­to­the­Arrowhead­Pad
off­of­Ohio­519.­We­also­just­finished­the­Miller
line­between­Guernsey­and­Harrison­counties­and
now­we’re­working­on­three­lines­at­the­Hopedale
plant.”
The­first­section­is­a­12-inch­line­spanning­50
miles­from­Hopedale­to­Majorsville,­W.Va.,­and
uses­a­directional­drilling­rig­to­bore­beneath­the
surface­whenever­ditching­is­not­applicable.­It
was­due­to­be­completed­in­October­prior­to­this
publication.­Caskey­said­that­special­consideration­must­be­taken­into­account­when­boring­in
wetland­areas.­In­these­situations,­crews­are­required­to­drill­at­least­22­feet­below­the­surface.
Workers­also­bore­beneath­U.S.­22­in­Harrison
County­and­the­line­will­extend­beneath­the­Ohio
River­into­Brooke,­Ohio­and­Marshall­counties­in
West­Virginia,­ultimately­ending­at­MarkWest’s
facility­in­Majorsville.
“We­are­working­six­10-hour­days­to­complete
the­project,”­Caskey­said.­“There­will­also­be­an
NGL­line­to­Hopedale­from­the­Majorsville­plant.”
Crews­use­large­excavation­equipment­to­clear
the­right-of-way­and­dig­up­the­earth,­then­lay
and­weld­the­carbon­steel­pipe­together­and­add
an­epoxy-type­coating­to­seal­the­joints.­Once­the
pipe­is­finished,­the­excavators­cover­it­with­topsoil.­ Eight-hour­ hydrostatic­ tests­ are­ done­ to
check­for­leaks­and­officials­dispose­of­the­water
used­in­that­process.
CBC,­ which­ has­ a­ location­ near­ U.S.­ 22­ between­Cadiz­and­Moorefield,­began­in­1996­and
has­ served­ companies­ such­ as­ MarkWest,
Chesapeake­and­Gulfport.­CBC­has­also­completed­projects­in­Mississippi,­Louisiana,­Ohio
and­West­Virginia.­According­to­its­web­site,­CBC
was­invited­by­Chesapeake­Energy­to­participate
after­the­Utica­Shale­play­was­discovered.­CBC
Pipeline­was­awarded­a­bid­in­2011­to­work­on
the­ Kensington­ Pipeline­ and­ has­ since­ completed­a­variety­of­projects­in­Harrison,­Guernsey,
Belmont­ and­ Columbiana­ counties.­ The­ company­started­working­in­the­Cadiz­area­in­September­ of­ 2012­ and­ currently­ employs­ 350
people.
“We’ve­roughly­run­100­miles­of­pipe­since­July
of­2012,”­Caskey­added.­“We­have­used­Ohio
workers­from­union-based­companies­and­about
50­percent­came­from­a­local­union.­[The­oil­and
gas­industry]­is­great.­It­provides­a­lot­of­jobs­and
a­lot­of­people­benefit­from­it.”
Among­other­local­players­are­Blue­Racer­Midstream,­ a­ partnership­ between­ Dominion­ Gas
and­ Caiman­ Energy­ that­ will­ link­ wells­ in
Guernsey,­Noble,­Tuscarawas­and­Washington
counties­ to­ a­ main­ line­ in­ West­ Virginia,­ and
Spectra­Energy’s­Ohio­Pipeline­Energy­Network
(OPEN)­project,­which­is­installing­more­than­73
miles­of­30-inch­mainline­pipeline­with­associated­pipeline­support­facilities­in­Columbiana,
Carroll,­Jefferson,­Belmont­and­Monroe­counties
to­serve­markets­in­the­Midwest,­Southeast­and
Gulf­Coast.­But­many­of­the­local­pipelines­are
mere­tributaries­compared­to­the­extensive­ATEX
and­ Bluegrass­ systems­ that­ will­ cross­ central
and­southern­Ohio.­
Crossing the country
The­ATEX­line,­which­is­operated­by­Enterprise
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Products­ Partners,­ covers­ some­ 1,230­ miles­ from­ Washington
County,­Pa.,­to­the­existing­Enterprise­Products­pipeline­system­in
Seymour,­ Ind.,­ then­ extends­ southward­ to­ Mont­ Belvieu,­ Texas.
About­369­miles­of­20-inch­diameter­pipeline­will­be­added­to­the
861­miles­of­infrastructure­that­is­already­in­existence.­Preexisting
lines­currently­transport­refined­products­from­the­Gulf­Coast­to­the
Midwest­but­will­be­placed­into­ethane­service­with­the­flow­direction­being­reversed.­At­its­southern­terminus­in­Texas,­ATEX­will­have
access­to­a­new­55-mile­pipeline­from­Beaumont­to­Mont­Belvieu.
Preliminary­work­first­began­in­2011­with­construction­starting­this
past­spring.­Operations­are­targeted­for­the­first­quarter­of­2014,
at­which­time­it­will­have­a­capacity­of­190,000­barrels­per­day
(Bbl/d)­of­ethane­that­could­be­expanded­to­meet­increased­demand.­According­to­the­ATEX­Web­site,­it­is­designed­to­provide­takeaway­capacity­for­ethane­from­Pennsylvania,­West­Virginia­and­Ohio
to­the­Texas­Gulf­Coast­petrochemical­market.­Ethane­is­used­as­a
feedstock­in­the­production­of­a­variety­of­consumer­plastics.
The­Bluegrass­Pipeline,­which­is­owned­by­Williams­and­Boardwalk­Pipeline­of­Oklahoma­and­Texas,­respectively,­will­span­32
counties­through­Pennsylvania,­West­Virginia,­Ohio­and­Kentucky
and­locally­encompass­Carroll,­Harrison,­Guernsey,­Noble­and­Monroe­counties.­The­new­pipeline­would­interconnect­to­with­Boardwalk’s­ Texas­ Gas­ Transmission­ LLC­ system­ (Texas­ Gas)­ in
Hardinsburg,­Ky.,­while­officials­will­also­convert­a­portion­of­Texas
Gas­from­Hardinsburg­to­Eunice,­La.,­from­natural­gas­service­to
NGL­service­with­new­pump­stations­and­related­facilities.­From
there,­the­gas­will­travel­via­another­new­pipeline­to­a­large-scale
fractionation­ plant­ and­ expanded­ NGL­ storage­ facilities­ in
Louisiana.­It­would­provide­producers­with­200,000­Bbl/d­of­mixed
NGLs­take-away­capacity­in­Ohio,­West­Virginia­and­Pennsylvania.
The­proposed­line­could­be­increased­to­400,000­Bbl/d­to­meet
market­demand,­primarily­by­adding­additional­liquids­pumping­capacity.­It­would­deliver­the­mixed­NGLs­from­those­producing­areas
to­proposed­fractionation­and­storage­facilities­that­would,­in­turn,
be­ connected­ to­ petrochemical­ facilities­ and­ product­ pipelines
along­the­coasts­of­Louisiana­and­Texas.­If­all­goes­according­to
plan,­the­pipeline­could­be­in­service­during­the­second­half­of
2015.
Safety first
The­industry­is­heavily­regulated­under­federal­and­state­standards,­and­some­officials­said­they­go­beyond­those­regulations
and­police­themselves.­The­State­of­Ohio­adopted­regulations­de-
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veloped­by­the­U.S.­Department­of­Transportation’s­Pipeline­and
Hazardous­Materials­Safety­Administration­(PHMSA),­which­PUCO
enforces­through­a­cooperative­agreement­with­the­federal­government.­The­Ohio­Power­Siting­Board­(OPSB)­certificates­intrastate
gas­pipelines­within­Ohio­that­are­greater­than­500­feet­in­length
and­9­inches­in­diameter­and­designed­with­a­Maximum­Allowable
Operating­Pressure­of­greater­than­125­psi.­
However,­the­OPSB­does­not­have­jurisdiction­over­production
lines,­gathering­lines­or­liquid­lines.­Production­lines­fall­under­the
jurisdiction­of­the­Ohio­Department­of­Natural­Resources­(ODNR),
gathering­and­liquid­lines­are­under­local­zoning­jurisdiction­and­interstate­ lines­ follow­ the­ Federal­ Energy­ Regulatory­ Commission
(FERC).­Compressor­stations­are­certified­by­local­building­departments,­where­applicable,­and­processing­facilities­and­fractionation
plants­fall­under­local­zoning­authorities­and­the­Ohio­Department
of­Commerce­Division­of­Industrial­Compliance.­Moreover,­the­state
adopted­Ohio­Senate­Bill­315­to­establish­a­new­regulatory­framework­for­overseeing­its­oil­and­gas­industry.
The­condition­of­the­Ohio­natural­gas­pipeline­network­varies­by
operator. Each­operator­has­the­obligation­to­demonstrate­that­their
piping­is­in­a­condition­that­meets­or­exceeds­the­minimum­federal
safety­standards. Most­high-pressure­transmission­lines­are­constructed­with­protected­steel.­Lower­pressure­distribution­lines­are
made­from­plastic­or­steel,­and­older­lines­may­be­made­from­steel,
cast­iron­or­copper.­Each­operator­submits­an­annual­report­to­the
PHMSA­describing­their­pipeline­network­including­the­type­of­piping­used­and­number­of­leaks­detected­and­repaired.­The­companies­ also­ routinely­ inspect­ the­ lines­ or­ monitor­ them­ for­ any
potential­problems.­For­example,­pipeline­operators­utilize­a­Supervisory­Control­and­Data­Acquisition­(SCADA)­computer­surveillance
system­to­monitor­systems­24/7­from­control­centers.­The­system
gathers­data­on­pipeline­pressure,­volume­and­flow­rates­and­the
status­of­pumping­equipment­and­valves.­Whenever­operating­conditions­change,­an­alarm­warns­the­operator­on­duty­and­the­condition­ is­ investigated.­ Both­ automated­ and­ manual­ valves­ are
strategically­placed­along­the­pipeline­system­to­enable­the­line­to
be­shut­down­immediately­and­sections­to­be­isolated­quickly,­if
necessary.­Personnel­also­conduct­visual­inspections­or­internal­reviews­with­sophisticated­computerized­equipment­known­as­“smart
pigs”­for­added­measure.
For­its­part,­Access­Midstream­has­more­than­6,300­miles­of­natural­gas­and­hazardous­liquid­pipelines­in­the­U.S.­and­officials­say
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it­ works­ to­ meet—and­ even­ exceed—the
stringent­safety­regulations.­Hallam­said­periodic­ground­patrols­and­aerial­inspections
of­pipeline­rights-of-way­are­conducted­to­locate­possible­leaks,­encroachments­and­potential­safety­threats­along­the­route,­plus
the­ company­ provides­ training­ seminars
and­other­programs­to­emergency­responders,­contractors­and­other­interested­parties.
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“Those­ codes­ specify­ minimum­ design
standards,­welding­procedures­and­non-destructive­testing­requirements.­Regulations
also­define­line­markers­and­public­awareness,­such­as­the­‘8-1-1­Call­Before­You­Dig’
program,”­Hallam­explained.­“Our­philosophy­is­to­go­above­and­beyond.­We­treat­all
pipelines­as­if­they­are­regulated­by­[state
and­federal­rules].”
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A Veteran’s Day
Local man serves country,
community and company
By AMY GAREIS
Dirk­Harkins­has­actively­served­both­his­country
and­his­community.­Now­he’s­parlaying­his­military
discipline­and­ethic­into­serving­MarkWest­Energy
in­Cadiz.
Harkins,­who­grew­up­near­Jewett,­was­a­onetime­mayor­of­Hopedale­and­currently­acts­as­first
vice­commander­at­the­Hopedale­American­Legion
Post­682.­He­feels­fortunate­to­have­been­able­to
work­ so­ close­ to­ home­ for­ almost­ the­ past­ two
years.
“It’s­really­exciting­because­that­opportunity­hasn’t­been­in­the­area­for­so­long,”­Harkins­said.­“To
have­a­job­like­that­and­work­right­in­your­backyard,­it­also­gives­me­time­to­stay­involved­with
things.­I­feel­very­blessed­to­be­working­for­MarkWest.”
The­Jewett-Scio­High­School­grad­had­served­for
15­months­in­Iraq­as­a­staff­sergeant­with­the­U.S.
Army’s­ 82nd­ Airborne­ Division­ when­ an­ IED­ exploded­in­2007,­inflicting­him­with­back,­neck­and
head­injuries.­He­was­flown­back­to­the­states­for
treatment­and­has­undergone­continuous­therapy
at­an­area­VA­hospital,­but­it­wasn’t­until­2012
when­ physicians­ formally­ released­ him­ to­ go­ to
work.­In­the­meantime,­he­managed­the­Hopedale
Legion’s­Canteen­and­prepared­to­take­courses­at
the­then-Belmont­Technical­College.­He­and­Greg
Sullivan,­area­manager­for­MarkWest,­were­onetime­schoolmates­who­remained­in­touch­in­recent
years­and­Harkins­had­expressed­his­interest­in
working­for­the­company­once­he­got­the­go-ahead
from­doctors.
“When­I­first­came­home,­I­talked­to­Greg­about
the­ opportunity­ to­ work­ at­ MarkWest­ and­ explained­I­wasn’t­able­to­go­to­work­because­they
still­had­to­do­some­tests­and­other­procedures,”
Harkins­explained.­“The­day­[the­doctors­allowed
me­to­go­back­to­work],­I­called­Greg.”
The­company­was­in­hiring­mode­and,­like­other
prospects,­Harkins­was­interviewed­by­a­group­of
MarkWest­officials­at­the­company’s­processing
facility­in­Houston,­Pa.­He­was­then­employed­at
the­rail­transload­facilities­in­Carnegie­and­Houston­but­transferred­back­to­the­area­when­operations­ began­ at­ the­ cryogenic­ facility­ in­ Cadiz.
Harkins­currently­works­as­an­Operator­B,­which
essentially­entails­being­the­eyes­and­ears­for­the
plant­operator­and­also­conducting­maintenance
work.­He­said­the­military­prepared­him­for­his­current­ task­ through­ discipline,­ flexible­ hours­ and
working­in­all­weather­elements­to­uphold­MarkWest’s­standards.­
Although­some­companies­may­work­with­Hiring
Our­ Heroes­ and­ other­ job-placement­ programs
geared­towards­veterans,­Sullivan­said­veterans
tended­to­have­the­skills­and­mindset­that­MarkWest­was­seeking­in­its­employees.­The­company
has­a­growing­number­of­vets­in­its­workforce,­including­current­President­and­CEO­Frank­Semple.
“Veterans­represent­10­percent­of­MarkWest’s
total­workforce.­That­is­pretty­substantial,”­Sullivan
said.­“I­think­a­lot­of­people­who­come­in­and­go
through­ the­ interview­ process,­ as­ well­ as­ the
process­of­elimination­for­hiring,­[those­who]­have
a­military­background­have­a­lot­of­disciplines­and
organizational­skills,­and­it’s­something­that­fits
and­suits­the­industry­and­what­we­do.­We­have
procedures,­we­have­policies­and­that­structure­is
a­great­benefit­to­the­industry.
“The­elements­they­face,­we­face.­We­work­24/7
and­that’s­in­their­culture.­They­are­all­about­hard
work­and­they­are­all­about­accomplishing­a­task
and­fulfilling­their­goals,­and­that’s­where­we­are
in­the­industry,­as­well.”
MarkWest­has­nearly­1,000­employees­across
the­U.S.­in­states­where­it­operates,­including­Colorado,­Oklahoma,­Texas,­Ohio,­West­Virginia­and
Pennsylvania,­and­Sullivan­said­it­provides­a­number­of­programs­for­educational­and­professional
development.­
“MarkWest­does­a­lot­of­things­for­the­employees,”­he­said.­“We­always­refer­to­it­as­a­MarkWest
family,­per­se.­Everything­that­corporate­does­is
based­on,­‘What­can­we­do­for­our­employees.’­It’s
a­pretty­nice­atmosphere­to­be­in.”
Meanwhile,­Harkins’­sense­of­service­has­continued­and­he­remains­involved­with­the­Hopedale
Legion­and­its­community­activities.­Among­them
was­ the­ “Stuff­ the­ Bus”­ campaign­ to­ fill­ a­ midsized­bus­with­toys,­which­were­then­distributed
around­Christmastime­to­needy­kids.­Other­activities­have­included­hosting­car­shows­to­benefit­the
Help­Me­Grow­Program,­one­of­the­“Stuff­the­Bus”
partners,­and­the­Harrison­County­Military­Support
A Veteran’s Day
Group­to­supply­care­packages­for­local­soldiers­serving
overseas.­But­his­main­focus­these­days­is­with­the­Purple
Heart­Palace,­an­organization­he­founded­in­Hopedale
that­is­currently­seeking­non-profit­status­and­plans­to­provide­events­for­veterans­and­the­area.­The­Internal­Revenue­ Service­ is­ reviewing­ the­ paperwork­ and­ Harkins
hopes­to­obtain­approval­soon.­The­site­currently­hosts
mixed­martial­arts­and­self-defense­classes­for­the­community­and­Harkins­wants­to­conduct­support­group­meetings­for­veterans.
“We­want­to­do­stuff­for­soldiers­suffering­from­Post
Traumatic­Stress­Disorder­and­we­have­the­Quilts­for­Heroes,”­he­said.
For­the­latter,­he­explained­that­he­has­collected­T-shirts
from­ local­ races­ he­ participated­ in,­ as­ well­ as­ from
schools­and­other­donors,­and­volunteers­from­nearby
Weirton,­W.Va.,­create­homemade­quilts­that­are­distributed­to­injured­soldiers­in­VA­hospitals­as­a­token­of­appreciation.­Harkins­was­inspired­to­pay­it­forward­after­a
similar­quilt­was­given­to­him­while­he­recovered­in­the
hospital.
Harkins­said­working­for­MarkWest­has­enabled­him­to
remain­active­with­those­interests,­as­well­as­to­continue
his­therapy­sessions­at­the­VA­hospital.­
“It­gives­me­more­time­to­stay­involved,­and­MarkWest
has­always­been­very­flexible­to­help­me­and­make­sure­I
get­it­taken­care­of.­It’s­the­best­company­I’ve­ever­worked
for.”
For­more­information­about­the­Purple­Heart­Palace­or
Quilts­
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Harkins­
at
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By AMY GAREIS
arkWest­Energy’s­fractionation­facility­is­expected­to­be­in­operation­during­the­first­quarter­of­2014,­but­it­took­a­lot­of­earth­moving
before­construction­could­begin­on­the­outskirts­of­Hopedale.­
A­total­of­2.3­million­cubic­yards­of­dirt­was­maneuvered­to­make­way­for­the­60,000-barrel-per-day­(Bbl/d)
site­located­off­of­Giacobbi­Road­and­efforts­first­began
last­winter.­The­local­fractionator,­which­should­be­in­operation­ during­ the­ first­ quarter­ of­ next­ year,­ is­ jointly
owned­by­MarkWest­Liberty­Midstream­LLC­(a­subsidiary
of­Colorado-based­MarkWest­Energy­Partners)­and­The
Energy­and­Minerals­Group,­a­private­equity­firm­based
in­Texas.­Officials­said­more­than­$1­billion­has­been­invested­to­build­out­the­complexes­in­the­Utica­Shale­play
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and­the­purpose­is­to­separate­heavier­natural­gas­liquids­(NGLs)­such­as­propane,­butane­and­isobutane­for
delivery­to­markets­via­rail,­truck­and­pipeline.
A­total­of­560­acres­was­acquired­along­Ohio­151­between­Hopedale­and­Jewett­around­2012,­and­operators
intend­to­use­160­acres­for­the­facility­itself­with­approximately­400­acres­for­the­rail­yard.­So­far,­about­60­percent­of­the­land­is­being­used­but­still­leaves­room­for
growth­in­the­future.­­
“We­moved­2.3­million­yards­of­dirt;­1.6­million­of­that
was­over­at­the­rail­yard­facility,”­explained­Gary­Borham,
project­ manager­ for­ MarkWest.­ “It­ also­ took­ moving
700,000­yards­during­the­winter­months­to­prepare­the
site­for­construction,­which­commenced­in­the­spring.
We­started­[moving­land]­in­November­and­finished­in
mid-April­ of­ 2013­ for­ the­ fractionator.­ The­ rail­ yard
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started­around­June­and­we­completed­dirt­work­the
second­week­of­September.”
Jon­Dean,­project­engineer­for­the­company,­said
the­cold,­wet­weather­created­muddy­conditions­and
large­ quantities­ of­ lime­ were­ used­ to­ dry­ up­ the
ground.­Basically,­he­said­dirt­was­carried­about­to
help­level­the­terrain­for­construction.
“It’s­a­cut­fill,­so­everything­we­were­moving­we
were­using­to­balance­the­site,”­Dean­commented.
“We­didn’t­have­to­import­or­export­anything;­we­just
moved­dirt­from­one­place­to­another.”
Officials­have­handled­vast­amounts­of­dirt­before,
noting­that­between­1.5­million­to­1.6­million­yards
was­ moved­ at­ MarkWest’s­ cryogenic­ facility­ in
Seneca,­but­the­combined­plant/rail­yard­Hopedale
site­was­of­a­larger­scale.
“It­ was­ manageable­ here,­ but­ it­ was­ a­ little­ bit
tougher­of­an­issue­with­the­railroad­because­the
grades­of­the­rail­line­itself­had­to­be­maintained,”
Dean­added.­“The­reason­why­there­was­so­much
dirt­was­because­the­rail­line­had­to­be­held­down.
The­rail­doesn’t­flow­like­roadways­do.”
They­also­had­to­contend­with­environmental­issues,­such­as­wetlands­and­Indiana­bat­habitats.
MarkWest­received­necessary­regulatory­clearances
and­removed­55­acres­of­trees­in­February,­when­the
bats­were­not­residing­in­the­woodlands.
“There­were­little­hiccups,­but­nothing­to­stop­us
from­hitting­deadlines,”­said­Dean.­“We­were­able­to
permit­far­enough­in­advance­that­we­were­could
take­care­of­those­issues­prior­to­getting­into­the­construction­phase.”
However,­portions­of­the­property­are­considered
untouchable­because­of­the­marshes.­The­facility
and­rail­yard­are­contained­within­60­percent­of­the
acreage­but­there­is­still­room­for­any­future­expansion.­Pete­Grimes,­MarkWest’s­senior­project­manager,­said­the­site’s­layout­was­specifically­designed
to­maintain­those­wetland­areas.
“[It’s]­for­environmental­reasons­because­we­have
to­weave­around­the­low­spots­that­were­marked­off
as­wetlands,­so­the­places­between­the­wetlands­is
where­we­built­the­plant,”­Grimes­said.­
To­date,­about­200,000­manhours­has­been­spent
on­ construction­ using­ contractors­ from­ Ohio­ and
Pennsylvania.­They­include­Kelchner,­of­Springsboro,
Ohio,­which­is­handling­civil­work­at­both­sites;­McCarl’s­Inc.­of­Beaver­Falls,­Pa.,­for­plant­piping;­Hartman­and­Hartman,­of­Washington,­Pa.,­foundation
and­structural­work;­Bruce­and­Merrilees,­of­New
Castle,­Pa.,­electrical­and­instrumentation­work­in­a
joint­venture­with­Sachs­Electric­of­Illinois;­and­Selinsky­Force,­of­Canton,­for­site­buildings.­Officials­said
most­of­the­crews­are­union­workers­and­the­total
daily­workforce­amounts­to­more­than­500­employees.
More­than­half­of­the­construction­has­been­completed,­and­once­it­is­finished­the­60,000-Bbl/d­fractionation­facility­will­include­two­depropanizer­trains,
one­debutanizer­train­and­a­deisobutenizer­train­to
separate­the­liquid­gas­into­propane,­butane­and
isobutene­with­the­remainder­being­natural­gasoline.
It­will­also­be­equipped­with­spheres­to­store­each
product­on-site­for­three­days.­After­the­hydrocarbons­ are­ stripped­ from­ the­ natural­ gas­ at­ MarkWest’s­cryogenic­facility­in­Cadiz,­the­Y-Grade­liquids
will­be­pumped­to­the­Hopedale­location­and­separated­into­purity­products­for­market.­The­propane
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will­then­be­transported­by­pipeline,­or­it­and­the­other­products­would­also
travel­via­rail­or­truck.­Borham­said­an­average­of­84­railcars­per­day­would
transport­them­to­market­with­more­than­half­of­the­cars­containing­propane.­
The­fractionator­will­also­serve­MarkWest’s­Seneca­processing­complex­in
Noble­County,­Ohio,­and­its­Majorsville,­W.Va.,­facility­and­associated­pipelines
are­being­installed­to­help­carry­products­50­miles­from­both­directions.­Until
then,­the­NGLs­recovered­at­Seneca­may­be­transported­to­other­MarkWest’s
fractionation­and­marketing­complexes.­Furthermore,­Harrison’s­fractionation
complex­will­be­connected­through­an­expansion­of­MarkWest’s­Marcellus
NGL­gathering­system­to­the­complex­in­Houston,­Pa.,­which­is­considered­the
largest­fractionation­and­marketing­complex­in­the­Marcellus­Shale.­By­the
end­of­2014,­the­company­will­be­able­to­provide­its­producer­customers­with
nearly­230,000­Bbl/d­of­ethane­and­heavier­fractionation­capacity­and­extensive­market­access­to­all­of­the­planned­ethane­and­propane­pipeline­projects
in­the­Marcellus­and­Utica­Shales.
Dave­Ledonne,­vice­president­of­operations,­said­the­local­fractionator­would
run­24­hours­a­day,­seven­days­a­week­and­employ­about­60­people.­
“This­is­a­unique­opportunity,­due­to­the­vast­resource­base­in­the­Utica­and
Marcellus­Shale­plays,­to­provide­our­producer­customers­multiple­options
and­ markets­ for­ these­ valuable­ natural­ gas­ liquids,”­ Ledonne­ concluded.
“MarkWest­has­spent­the­last­five­years­building­a­leading­midstream­presence­in­southwest­Pennsylvania­and­northern­West­Virginia,­and­we­are­excited­to­continue­our­build­out­of­world-class­infrastructure­in­Ohio.”
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Locals find a niche to meet lodging demands
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By AMY GAREIS
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s the saying goes, “Everything old is new again.” In­this­case,
some­vacant­buildings­are­finding­new­life­in­order­to­meet­a
growing­demand­for­housing­from­oil­and­gas­workers.­From
turn-of-the-century­structures­to­more­modern­sites­needing­a­little­TLC,
buildings­are­being­revitalized­and­inhabited­in­a­community­with­few
lodging­opportunities.­Cadiz­has­one­motel­and­is­being­eyed­for­at­least
two­more­hotels,­but­it­still­leaves­many­energy­industry­employees­traveling­for­miles­between­work­and­their­temporary­homes.­Some­local
residents­are­now­taking­advantage­of­the­opportunity­to­provide­those
workers­with­a­closer­place­to­stay.
An upward trend
Rich­ Bethel,­ operator­ of­ Homeland­ Realty­ in­ Cadiz,­ has­ found­ his
phone­ringing­nearly­non-stop­over­the­past­year.­Some­calls­are­from
out-of-towners­looking­for­available­rentals;­others­are­potential­buyers
inquiring­about­potential­investments.­
“One­day,­I­was­on­the­phone­continuously­for­two-and-a-half­hours.
We­get­rental­calls­and­give­out­the­names­of­people­renting­properties,
but­we­also­get­calls­about­purchasing­homes.”
Homeland­Realty,­which­has­offices­in­Cadiz­and­Freeport­and­an­auction­office­in­Flushing,­yields­a­staff­of­10­realtors­who­are­actively­working­to­close­the­deals.­Bethel­said­an­estimated­75­houses­were­sold
since­September­of­2012­and­the­number­was­growing.­
“The­two­areas­that­really­increased­were­older­homes­that­needed
fixed­up­and­foreclosures.­There’s­a­demand­for­them­because­of­the
lower­price,­so­people­are­buying­them­to­rent­them,”­he­said.­
As­of­July,­prices­ranged­on­average­from­$11,000­to­$60,000­for
houses­intended­for­use­as­rental­and­leased­properties,­but­the­maximum­cost­more­than­tripled­to­about­$200,000­in­September.­Bethel
added­that­those­located­on­farmland­could­cost­extra­because­the
ground­itself­could­be­leased­for­drilling­purposes.­He­said­the­demand
is­relatively­even­for­both­large­and­small­domiciles,­but­it­bolsters­the
market­while­also­breathing­new­life­into­otherwise­unused­structures.
“There­are­immediate­calls­when­we­list­them,­but­it­doesn’t­necessarily­ mean­ we­ will­ sell­ them­ quickly­ because­ it­ is­ a­ competitive
process,”­he­continued.­“This­will­be­an­improvement­of­dwellings­to
lease­or­rent­and­will­bring­money­to­the­community.­[The­owners]­are
repairing­them­and­putting­them­in­better­condition.”
However,­it­has­also­drawn­its­share­of­criticism­and­questions­because­of­higher­rental­costs.­Some­areas­rent­by­the­room­for­$700­and
up,­but­Bethel­said­operating­those­sites­is­different­from­the­norm.
“The­rent­is­governed­by­demand­and­the­wants­of­the­renter,”­he
said,­adding­that­it­also­covers­utilities­and­maintenance.­“There­is­competition­depending­on­what­people­want.”
In­addition­to­residential­sites,­Homeland­also­has­closed­on­quite­a
few­commercial­buildings,­namely­a­former­bank­building­that­currently
houses­MarkWest­Energy’s­offices­on­East­Market­Street.­The­realty
business,­which­for­years­operated­in­the­basement­of­that­building,­has
relocated­to­South­Main­Street­in­order­to­provide­more­room­for­MarkWest­employees.
In­the­32­years­his­company­has­operated,­Bethel­has­watched­the
ebb­and­flow­in­the­housing­market.­Booms­occurred­during­the­burgeoning­coalmining­era­but­took­a­nosedive­during­the­1980s­when­Consolidated­Coal­closed­its­doors.­It­was­riding­the­wave­by­the­‘90s­but
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dipped­again­in­concert­with­the­country’s­economic­lapse
over­the­past­decade.­Now­there­appears­to­be­some­light
at­the­end­of­the­tunnel.
“We’ve­seen­an­economic­drop­in­the­past­eight­years
and­now­its­up­with­the­oil­and­gas­boom,”­he­said.­“We’re
still­on­our­way­up,­but­we­haven’t­reached­it­yet.­The­last
year­is­probably­one­of­the­biggest­volumes­we’ve­had­in
years.­The­thing­about­Harrison­County­is­our­market­doesn’t­fall­as­fast­as­surrounding­areas.­The­slowness­really
affected­ us­ and­ you­ really­ had­ to­ work­ hard­ to­ move­ a
house,­but­now­it’s­coming­back­because­of­the­gas­and
oil­business.”
The­demand,­which­could­impact­the­local­market­for
the­next­five­years,­has­created­a­niche­attracting­the­likes
of­both­seasoned­property­owners­and­relative­newbies.
This old house
Tammy­Mattern­and­her­husband,­Frank,­who­is­also
known­as­“Nip,”­know­a­thing­or­two­about­the­rental­business.­They­started­in­the­business­long­before­the­industry
upswing­emerged­and­currently­own­15­houses­that­lodge
both­local­residents­and­oil­and­gas­workers,­plus­they
hope­to­create­some­office­space.­
“I­kind­of­had­an­up­on­everyone,”­she­said,­adding­that
the­ community­ has­ changed­ since­ others­ got­ into­ the
rental­biz.­“If­you­look­around­town,­the­houses­are­cleaning­up.­I­have­people­who­have­lived­in­the­same­house­for
nine­years­and­the­new­[properties]­have­been­aimed­at
the­oil­and­gas­workers.­It­hasn’t­been­as­busy­as­it­was
when­they­first­started­coming­to­town,­but­it­comes­in
spurts.”
Mattern­said­she­began­keeping­an­eye­out­for­sheriff’s
sales­and­slowly­accumulated­more­properties,­but­the­influx­ of­ workers­ and­ corresponding­ demand­ for­ lodging
spurred­the­Matterns­to­purchase­a­total­of­five­sites­within
the­past­several­years.­One­of­them­is­a­former­boarding
house­on­Lincoln­Avenue­known­as­the­Bigger­house,­so
named­for­a­family­who­formerly­resided­there.­The­site
underwent­a­complete­overhaul­with­new­plumbing,­electrical­ work,­ drywall,­ flooring,­ kitchens,­ bathrooms­ and
other­updates­that­took­more­than­a­year­to­complete­and
she­commented­that­much­of­what­industry­workers­pay
goes­back­into­maintenance,­utilities,­insurance­and­other
expenses.
The­couple,­who­also­operate­Mattern­Tire­along­Lincoln
Avenue­in­Cadiz,­had­acquired­a­brick­structure­that­first
operated­as­a­triplex­apartment­before­it­underwent­remodeling.­ It­ is­ now­ known­ as­ the­ Lincoln­ Inn­ Bed­ and
Breakfast­and­has­also­served­well­to­temporarily­lodge
workers­and­other­out-of-towners.­
There­have­been­many­occasions­when­workers­seeking
lodging­found­the­inn­listed­online,­but­when­housing­is
full­Mattern­has­recommended­other­property­owners­as
potential­contacts.
“I­think­[the­oil­and­gas­industry]­is­great.­It’s­been­great
for­us­as­a­business­at­the­tire­shop.­[Our­rental­business]
was­well­before­the­oil­and­gas­and­we­kind­of­got­lucky.
It’s­full­every­day,”­she­said.­“People­were­working­in­Cadiz
but­not­staying­in­Cadiz,­so­it’s­nice­to­have­a­place­for
them.­It’s­a­lot­to­manage­but­it’s­been­a­good­investment
for­us­so­far.”
From past to present
Cadiz­resident­Bill­Sutherland­has­been­busy­restoring
his­1860s-era­building­along­West­Market­Street­in­Cadiz
for­the­past­two­years.­The­building,­known­as­the­McGavran­House,­operates­as­Suites­by­the­Day­and­has­provided­temporary­lodging­for­traveling­salespeople,­tourists
and­oil­and­gas­workers.­
By­adding­new­ceilings,­electrical­work,­amenities,­flooring,­paint­and­furniture,­Sutherland­has­toiled­to­prepare
for­future­occupants.­However,­his­foray­into­the­rental
business­two­decades­ago­was­for­personal­reasons.
“My­father-in-law­died­and­my­mother-in-law­didn’t­drive,
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“I’ve­rented­more­towards­the­market­price­today.­I­had­a­sign
up­for­two­days­and­it­was­rented­without­really­advertising,”
he­said.­“I­got­calls­within­a­few­hours.­There’s­a­huge­demand
and­most­are­for­locals.”
Willis­said­one­of­the­downfalls­was­the­transient­nature­of
oil­and­gas­work,­which­means­those­tenants­may­only­stay­a
few­months­at­a­time,­and­he­looks­for­more­permanency.­He
further­alluded­to­concerns­over­high­costs,­saying­property
owners­who­rent­or­lease­to­energy­workers­also­incur­expense
by­furnishing­their­space­and­meeting­related­needs.
“You’re­renting­[an­unfurnished]­house­for­$400­a­month­as
opposed­to­one­for­$1,200­that­includes­furniture­and­utilities.
I­feel­for­the­local­people­who­can’t­afford­housing.­It’s­a­tough
situation,­but­as­a­businessman­you­have­to­look­at­the­costs.”
Willis­ has­ looked­ at­ other­ commercial­ buildings­ and­ said
more­opportunities­could­sprout­as­more­oil­and­gas­companies­come­to­the­area,­but­he­sees­something­very­positive­happening.
“I­think­it’s­great­because­a­lot­of­these­rundown­houses­are
getting­fixed­up.­If­rent­prices­were­low,­they’d­still­be­abandoned­and­there­would­be­no­use­in­investing­in­them,”­he­said.
“But­if­you­charge­too­high­no­one’s­going­to­[rent]­it.­You­need
to­put­it­at­a­price­someone’s­willing­to­pay.”
HOUSING
so­my­wife­and­I­purchased­a­house­in­Cadiz­for­her.­That­was
the­first­rental,”­he­said.
Today­he­owns­12­properties,­five­of­which­are­structures
while­the­others­are­empty­lots.­He­primarily­works­with­oil­and
gas­workers­and­has­adjusted­rates­as­needed.
“My­phone­rings­all­the­time­from­the­oil­and­gas­workers.
I’m­on­the­commercial­side­with­Suites­by­the­Day.­When­the
[Cadiz/Harrison­County]­industrial­park­ran­full­tilt­16­years­ago,
I­had­people­coming­from­Canada­and­France­who­were­sales
representatives­for­Bayform,­Cardinal­and­Excel­[Mining].”
He­has­also­rented­rooms­to­travelers­and­church­missionaries­and­believes­there­is­still­a­great­need­for­hotels­in­town.
“You­think­out­of­the­box­and­you­know­why­they­are­building
hotels­in­Steubenville.­Gas­and­oil­is­here­to­stay.­It’s­going­to
grow,­grow,­grow.­It’s­not­going­to­happen­overnight­but­it’s
going­to­happen.”
He’s­also­heard­hubbub­that­the­shale­in­Ohio­was­supposedly­far­better­than­resources­down­south­in­Texas.
By­ updating­ the­ McGavran­ House,­ he­ hopes­ to­ provide
amenities­that­are­not­always­found­at­standard­hotels.
“I’m­trying­to­turn­it­into­the­residential­side­for­oil­and­gas
workers­and­hope­to­get­corporate­people­in­it,”­Sutherland
noted.­“These­people­coming­in­would­rather­stay­in­something
like­this­than­a­hotel.”
Making an investment
Josh­Willis,­also­of­Cadiz,­had­generated­a­tidy­sum­after­selling­property­for­oil­and­gas­purposes­and­was­inspired­to­get
involved­with­real­estate.
“I­wanted­something­to­invest­in,”­he­said.
That­“something”­turned­out­to­be­two­rental­houses­and­a
building.­Willis’­first­purchase­took­place­in­January­with­the
1860s-era­commercial­site­along­East­Market­Street,­followed
by­one­house­in­March­and­the­second­in­July.­He­said­the­building­had­sat­empty­for­15­years­but­now­includes­a­business
with­some­extra­space­upstairs.
“I­targeted­houses­that­needed­work­because­of­their­low
price­and­bought­what­needed­minor­renovations.­By­the­time
you­do­the­renovations,­it’s­almost­a­brand­new­house­and­you
have­the­same­amount­it­in­than­if­you­bought­a­newer­one.”
So­far,­Willis­has­primarily­rented­to­local­residents­but­said
there­is­a­strong­demand­from­that­demographic.­Willis­pointed
to­the­fact­that­it­also­saved­costs­of­furnishing­sites­to­suit­temporary­tenants­in­the­oil­and­gas­industry­while­local­residents
are­guaranteed­to­stay­longer.
Jumping in with both feet
Amber­Rusciano­and­husband­Devon­have­owned­properties
for­the­past­six­years,­but­they­found­the­current­situation­to­be
a­real­learning­process.
A­former­real­estate­agent,­Amber­followed­the­path­of­aunt
Tammy­Mattern­and­saw­the­growing­demand.­Last­summer,
the­Ruscianos­and­friend­Steve­Barcroft­purchased­the­former
United­Department­Store­building­in­the­heart­of­Cadiz’s­Uptown­Business­District.
“We­were­kind­jumping­in­with­both­feet­because­the­upstairs
apartments­ were­ nice­ but­ needed­ repairs.­ There­ were­ two
apartments­on­the­third­floor­that­needed­some­elbow­grease
and­were­ready­to­move­into.­We­serve­the­gas­and­oil­industry,
and­in­the­last­year­it­has­taken­off,”­she­said.­“We­couldn’t
move­fast­enough­[with­the­renovations]­and­got­phone­call
after­phone­call.­People­would­rather­stay­[in­town],­but­there
are­not­a­lot­of­places­to­stay.­There­are­no­hotels­here.­This­is
a­creature­unlike­anything­anybody’s­used­to.”
Four­apartments­in­the­century-old­structure­are­already­occupied­and,­as­of­this­magazine’s­deadline,­the­first-floor­storefront­was­still­undergoing­renovations­for­commercial­use.­The
couple­also­rent­a­house­to­area­residents­and­Amber­manages
another­eight­properties­for­a­separate­owner­that­houses­employees­in­the­energy­field.
“There­are­no­more­plans­to­purchase­additional­buildings.
We’re­kind­of­riding­it­out­right­now,”­she­continued.­“We­know
[oil­and­gas]­is­here­to­stay.”
She­said­it­also­provides­chances­the­couple­otherwise­may
not­have.­For­one,­she­can­be­stay-at-home­mom­and­care­for
the­couple’s­six­children­while­Devon­works­as­a­carpenter­for
MarkWest­ Energy.­ Amber­ said­ they­ do­ the­ best­ they­ can­ to
maintain­their­properties­and­know­their­tenants­are­frequently
moving­on.­She­also­shared­some­advice­for­other­potential­investors:­Get­advice.
“Be­ready­to­talk­to­someone­who­has­done­it.­It­was­trial­and
error­but­we­learned­a­lot,­and­people­should­just­be­ready­for
anything.­It­does­pay­off­in­the­end,”­she­said.­“People­have
asked­ [why­ we­ would­ make­ these­ investments]­ and­ my­ response­is­‘Why­wouldn’t­you?’­We’re­just­increasing­the­value
and­look­of­a­building­at­the­center­of­town.­There­are­people
using­buildings­that­weren’t­functional­and­the­county­needs
the­money­that’s­coming­in.”
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Oil & Gas Industry Services
J & S Hydraulics |­44200­Cadiz-Steubenville­Rd.,­Cadiz,­OH
43907­|­(740)­942-0900­|­Specializing­in­making­of­Parker­hyAtlas Noble LLC |­3500­Massillon­Rd.,­Suite­100,­Uniontown,­OH draulic­hoses,­and­motor,­pump,­cylinder,­valve­rebuilds­|­HQ:
44685­|­Oil­and­gas­exploration­and­development­|­HQ:­Philadel- Sutton,­WV
phia,­PA­|­atlasenergy.com
Joe Knows Energy |­125­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz,­OH­43907­|­Integrated­solutions­for­oil­and­gas­industry­|­HQ:­Columbus,­OH­|
Bowman Consulting |­124­S.­Main­Street,­Cadiz,­OH­43907­|
joeknowsenergy.com
Land­development­consulting­services­throughout­the­oil­and­gas
shale­industries­|­HQ:­Chantilly,­VA­|­bowmanconsulting.com
J-W Power Company |­43043­Industrial­Park­Rd.,­Cadiz,­OH
43097­|­Leasing,­sales­and­servicing­of­natural­gas­compression
CBC Pipeline |­38055­Cadiz-Piedmont­Rd.,­Cadiz,­OH­43907­|­In- equipment­|­HQ:­Addison,­TX­|­jwenergy.com
stallations­of­gas­and­liquids­pipeline­systems­including­gathering
systems,­compression­construction,­pumping­stations,­and­meter- MarkWest Energy Partners LP |­101­E.­Market­Street,­Cadiz,­OH
ing­facilities­construction.­|­HQ:­Goldonna,­LA­|­cbcpipeline.com 43907­|­Gathering,­processing,­transportation­of­natural­gas;
transportation,­fractionation,­storage,­marketing­of­NGLS;­gatherChesapeake Energy |­400­3rd­Street­SE,­Canton,­OH­44702­|­Ex- ing­and­transportation­of­crude­oil­|­HQ:­Denver,­CO­|­www.markploring­and­producing­unconventional­natural­gas,­oil­and­natural west.com
gas­liquids­onshore­in­the­U.S.­|­HQ:­Oklahoma­City,­OK­|
Marquette Exploration, LLC­|­156­Woodrow­Ave.,­Saint­Clairsville,
chk.com
OH­43950­|­Exploration­of­natural­gas­resource­plays­in­the­continental­United­States;­operates­as­a­subsidiary­of­Hess­CorporaChevron Appalachia LLC |­1550­Coraopolis­Heights­Rd.,­Moon
tion­|­HQ:­Woodlands,­TX
Township,­PA­15108­|­Explores­and­produces­natural­gas­in­the
Mineral Recapture Services |­128­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz,­OH
Appalachian­Basin;­operates­as­a­subsidiary­of­Arkhan­Corpora43907­|­330-770-1366­|­Helping­Ohio­landowners­lease,­clear
tion­|­HQ:­Moon­Township,­PA
and­recapture­their­mineral­rights­for­marketing­to­gas­and­oil
companies­|­HQ:­Hartville,­OH­|­amygio22@aol.com­
CNX Gas Corporation |­1000­Consol­Energy­Dr.,­Canonsburg,­PA
15317­|­Engages­in­the­exploration,­development,­production,
Buckeye Energy, LLC­|­P.O.­Box­18496,­Oklahoma­City,­OK
and­gathering­of­natural­gas;­operates­as­a­subsidiary­of­CONSOL Ohio
73154­|­Operates­as­a­subsidiary­of­Chesapeake­Energy­CorpoEnergy­Inc.­|­HQ:­Canonsburg,­PA­|­consolenergy.com
ration­|­HQ:­Oklahoma­City,­OK­
Gulfport Energy Corporation |­14313­North­May,­Suite­100,­Okla- Range Resources Corporation |­3000­Town­Center­Blvd.,­Canonshoma­City,­OK­73134­|­Oil­and­gas­exploration/production­|­HQ: burg,­PA­15317­|­Independent­oil­and­natural­gas­producer­|­HQ:
Oklahoma­City,­OK­|­gulfportenergy.com
Fort­Worth,­TX­|­rangeresources.com
Rice Energy LP |­252­W.­Main­St.,­Saint­Clairsville,­OH­43950­|
Hess Ohio Developments LLC |­4525­Sunset­Blvd.,­Wintersville,
OH­43953­|­Integrated­energy­company;­a­subsidiary­of­Hess­En- Exploration­and­producer­of­natural­gas­|­HQ:­Canonsburg,­PA­|
riceenergy.com
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Agriculture
Arba-Vue Farms
88615­Jewett­Germano­Rd.,­
Jewett
(740)­946-5212
C H Birney Farms, Inc.
44225­Rumley­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-2565
Cunningham Deer Processing
41695­Rumley­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­945-3000
Cyrus Farm
26220­Westchester­Rd.,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­658-3710
D & J Sales and Service
35305­Jones­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­942-3099
Dino Piergallini & Sons
41040­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2564
Forest Land Limited
318­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-1107
Jefferson Landmark
994­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-0153
Jones Equipment
403­Burrell­Ave.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3862
Kirkland Farm
1835­Twp­Road­128,­Adena
(740)­546-4538
Melv’s Mower Service
75700­Smyrna­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3495
(740)­546-3741
blacksheepvineyard.com
Miric Farms
77355­Miric­Ridge­Rd.,­Adena
(740)­546-3887
Boss Bison Ranch
45701­Unionvale­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8726
bossbisonranch.com
Mizer Farms, Inc.
38200­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2034
Wagner/Zantene Tree Farm
35100­Gundry­Ridge­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-8665
Cadiz Visitors Center
143­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-1102
visitharrisoncounty.org
Deersville Improvement &
Historic Preservation Society
Main­St.,­Deersville
(740)­922-0022
DIHPR.org
Faith Ranch
89500­Germano­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-2255
faithranch.org
Franklin Museum
187­North­Main­St.,­New­Athens
(740)­968-0192
Wallace Poultry Farm
Clark Gable Museum
138­Charleston­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4989
clarkgablefoundation.com
Wiertzbicki Christmas Tree Farm
76480­Fair­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­968-3734
Custer Memorial Association
46320­Cadiz-Jewett­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­946-3781
Jewett Museum
104­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-5305
Custer Monument
State­Route­646,­New­Rumley
(740)­945-6415
Mickey’s Mountain
Ford­Road,­Hopedale
(740)­946-5631
www.mickeysmtn.com
81555­Ourant­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-0111
Attractions
Black Sheep Vineyard Inc.
1454­US­250,­Adena
Harrison Cty. Coal Museum
Puskarich­Library
200­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2623
Motorcyclist Memorial
48255­Rabbit­Rd.,­Hopedale
motorcyclistmemorial.com
Cadiz Drive-In Used Auto Parts
45700­Cadiz-Harrisville­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3607
E-Z Tom’s Auto Sales
37850­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8814
Modern Auto Parts
243­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2153
Scio Historical Museum
203­East­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-2172
Cadiz Muffler & Tire
335­Jarvis­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8188
Finney Tire
700­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8473
finneyautomotive.com
Murray Oil
157­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2775
Sixteen Sided Barn
75540­Skullfork­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3891
Cadiz Super Wash
628­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8206
Underground Railroad & Museum
121­High­St.,­Flushing
(740)­968-2080
ugrrf.org
Cardinal Sales & Service
620­Denison­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2392
Automotive
Blackie & Son Garage
614­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2480
Choice Autobody Repair
700­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3107
Clifford Salvage
Miric’s­Ridge­Rd.,­Harrisville
(740)­546-4387
Braun’s Auto Sales
573­W.­Main­St.,­Adena
(740)­546-2012
Custom Colors Auto Body
45000­Cadiz-Harrisville­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3900
Gary’s Body Shop
127­W.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2444
NAPA
122­W.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-6272
Jewett Classic Auto Repair
120­Cross­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-0104
Norm’s Service
33105­Cadiz-Piedmont­Rd.,­
Piedmont
(740)­968-9788
Knights Auto Repair
91495­Kilgore­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-0101
Sell Body Shop
208­Penn­Ave.,­Bowerston
(740)­269-5011
Maleski Auto Sales
209040­Norris­Rd.,­Tippecanoe
(740)­942-3590
Sickle’s Garage
139­N.­Muskingum­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2190
Mattern Tire
349­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3763
Three Angle Golf Carts
36500­Old­Piedmont­Rd,
Freeport,­OH
(740)­359-0903
C & G Tire
28000­Mays­School­Rd.,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­447-7759
Dan’s Farm Tire Repair
26900­Guthrie­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-4383
May Automotive & Fabrication
77801­Rankin­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­968-0165
Tire Shop & Auto Services
44355­Hopedale­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-0200
Cadiz Body Shop
139­N.­Muskingum­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2190
Eberhart Service Center
272­Old­Steubenville­Pike,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2221
Mill’s Tire
8112­Scio­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­627-4103
Tom’s CB Sales & Service
42475­Rumley­Rd­E,­Jewett
(740)­946-2555
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U-Haul
938­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8321
Doll House Hairstyling
114­S.­High­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3804
Westfall Auto Sales
938­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3624
westfalltowing.com
Final Touch Salon
106­Eastport­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-4600
Whitlatch Auto Body
423­Jarvis­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2261
Glenn’s Barber Shop
302­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-6181
Barber/
Salon
Hair Haven
119­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2907
ABCs of Beauty & Tanning
105­W.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-2010
Hair Headquarters
108­W.­Main,­Adena
(740)­546-3946
Visuelle Toning & Tanning Salon
339­W.­Spring­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2922
Business
Services
A-Pro Tree Service
73680­Dek­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3206
Freeport Press
119-121­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3315
freeportpress.com
Frontier Communications
140­North­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4208
frontier.com
Harrison Industries
82460­Jewett­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2988
Charlie’s Barber Shop
101­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3822
Jeanne’s Beauty Salon
33525­E.­Main­St.,­Piedmont
(740)­968-4837
Cardinal Waste Services
9015­Cologne­Rs­Sw,­Bowerston
(877)­627-2326
cardinalwaste.com
Class Act Hair Design
157­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2700
Linda’s Hair Design
33508­Holloway­Rd.,­Piedmont
(740)­698-4406
Carson Petroleum
125­West­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2501
Harrison Regional Chamber of
Commerce
37840­Cadiz­Dennison­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3350
Corner Beauty Shop
107­W.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3920
Roseanne’s Hair Salon
SR­250,­Harrisville
(740)­546-4600
Comet Printing
309­Hilltop­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2538
J.C. Laundry
213­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-5001
Country Sun
804­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9800
The Hair Shack
581­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9001
Eastern Ohio Internet, LLC
42111­Upper­Clearfork­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4484
eohio.net
John’s Lawns
211­W.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4913
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LightSpeed Networks
31705­Norris­Rd.,­Tippecanoe
(330)­340-3207­
Mizer Printing & Graphics
160­Cunningham­Ave.,­Cadiz,­OH
(740)­942-3343
My Local PC Pro
104­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9400
mylocalpcpro.com
Water Transport
100­Sammi­Dr.,­Hopedale
(740)­264-9999
watertransport.org
Central Construction &
Contracting
38750­Gundy­Ridge­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-5441
East Central Roofing & Sheet
Metal
31501­Norris­Rd,­Tippecanoe
(740)­922-9777
Zechman’s Portable Cleaning
75745­Fair­Rd.,­Piedmont
(740)­968-4958
Chrisman Electric
37401­Ashcraft­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-6115
Howes & Sons Excavating
28800­Westchester­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3621
howesandsons.com
Construction
Panel Display
36195­Tappan­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-7145
Albert E. Fiester Construction
34790­Scio-Bowerston­Rd.,­
Bowerston
(740)­269-0105
Peterson’s Trophy & Crafts
721­Country­Club­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2248
Alpha Heating & Cooling
3188­Amsterdam­Rd.­SE,­Scio
(740)­945-5006
Red Hill Distribution
45100­Cadiz-Harrisville­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4221
Any Season Construction
91451­Novington­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­946-0602
Todd’s Mowing
SR­800­North,­Tippecanoe
(740)­922-9458
BJ Hopkins Construction
77960­Slater­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2698
Tony’s Treasures Productions
36510­Cadiz-Piedmont­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­968-2020
tonystreasuresproductions.com
Blackie & Son Excavating/Paving
83519­Sawko­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8444
Valley Rentals Superstore
127­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9995
Bob’s Home Service
204­Jarvis­St.,­Bowerston
(800)­573-2317
Currington Construction
32120­Clendening­Lake­Rd.,
Freeport
(740)­658-4447
Huggins Tree Trimming
40780­Hanover­Ridge­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­945-0157
D & E Tree Service
8201­Chalon­Rd.,­Scio
(330)­627-8081
J & B Excavating
87451­Vale­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-7505
D.F.G. Excavating, Inc.
87240­Tipton­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­942-2070
Jay’s Heating & Cooling
39160­Old­Piedmont­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2654
DTE Dickerson, LLC
44995­Dickerson­Church­Rd.,
Cadiz
(740)­942-9441
John Francis Construction
585­Grant­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3744
Dallas Vickers Builder
41116­Patton­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­945-0281
Dennis Kinsey Construction
48880­Cadiz-Harrisville­Rd,­Cadiz
(740)­546-4148
Kovarik Excavating
88375­Fairview­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-1165
L.J. Smith Stair Systems
35280­Scio-Bowerston­Rd.,­
Bowerston
(740)­945-4465
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Leonard Cox Construction
87623­Blue­Ridge­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­942-2079
Scio Laminated Co.
331­W.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-3611
McKinney Thompson & Sons
Construction
42445­Jewett-Scio­Rd,­Jewett
(740)­946-6171
Scio Rebuilders
142­College­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-5200
Mike Henderson Excavating
36780­Tappan­Scio­Rd,­Scio
(740)­945-2891
Mr. Furnace
81601­Mallarnee­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­942-3600
Sidonia Glass Carving
81325­Fulton­Rd.,­Tippecanoe
(740)­685-1328
Skipper’s J&B Excavating
87451­Vale­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-7505
Stull Excavating
9448­Dining­Fork­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-0331
Van Gilder Fence & Nail
40500­Irish­Creek­Dr.,­Scio
(740)­945-7111
Terry Thompson Construction
43927­Jewett-Hopedale­Rd.,­
Jewett
(740)­946-5171
Wilgus & Company
318­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2121
wilgusco.com
Nagy’s Excavating
44­S.­Bridge­St.,,­Adena
(740)­546-4462
Smith Heating & Plumbing
228­S.­Ohio­St,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4951
Pappy’s Construction
74061­Dry­Ridge­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3833
Smith Concrete
82799­Toot­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2929
R.R. Stewart & Sons Excavating
82360­Tippecanoe­Rd.,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­922-5300
Smitty’s Floors
404­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(888)­840-2423
smittysfloors.com
Tom Hare Excavating
East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2324
Rick’s Hardwood Products
1047­Poinsettia­Rd.,­Scio
(330)­478-9423
Statewide Electric
39510­McKibben­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2219
Tom Jones Equipment
403­Burell­Ave,­Freeport
(740)­658-3862
Rutter’s Outdoor Furnaces
100­S.­Main­St.,­New­Athens
(740)­968-0661
Strobel Construction
83276­Baker’s­Ridge­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2800
Triplett Heating & Cooling
415­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-2375
All Brands Of Tires
Terry’s Home Remodeling
219­S.­High­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3297
Three D Construction
41425­Deersville­Ridge­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4333
Fuel
BP Oil Company
State­Route­519,­Harrisville
(740)­546-4625
Circle K
101­East­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-0214
Country Store
85610­Miller­Station­Rd.,­
Hopedale
(740)­937-2600
Mikel’s Inc.
120­Boyce­Dr.,­Bowerston
(740)­269-8403
* Thousands of Name Brand Tires in Stock
* Lawn & Garden, ATV tires
* Complete Auto Care
* Farm & Road Service now available!
R & R Gas Station
318­Center­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-0595
Starfire Express
655­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3575
Shurfast
217­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4900
T J’s Gas & Go
237­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3520
Fitness
Barbells Fitness Center
139­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9600
Cadiz Vision Center
143­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4433
jillbarkerod.com
Gary Barker DDS
347­W.­Spring­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3311
barkerdental.com
Cardinal Analytical
650­McCready­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2117
Harcatus Family Support
122­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8886
Carriage Inn
308­W.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8084
capitalhealthservices.com
Harrison Community Hospital
951­E­Market­St., Cadiz
(740)­942-4631
harrisoncommunity.com
Crossroads Counseling Service
239­E.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2891
Healing Points
105­Jamison­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3658
Custer Pharmacy
241­South­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2726
custerpharmacy.com
Bashline Chiropractic
432­High­St.,­Flushing
(740)­695-6398
bashlinechiropractic.com
Emergency Medical Transport
628­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4357
Bousquet & Associates
239­E.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4111
Freeport Family Health Center
110­W.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-4441
Cadiz EMS
254­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3911
Gable’s Care Center
350­Lahm­Dr.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2900
Hypnosis Now PhD
764­E­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3775
Neimayer Pharmacy
112­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-3881
North Point Mental Health
Services
157­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9944
Kenneth C. Reed DDS
110­W.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-4441
Rite Aid Pharmacy
651­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3101
riteaid.com
Stevens­Chiropractic­Clinic
109­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2290
Sunnyslope­Nursing­Home
102­Boyce­Dr.,­Bowerston
(740)­269-8049
Tri-County­Help­Center
109­W.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-1018
Dr.­Harvey­Waller
128­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8110
Wellspring Pregnancy Center
130­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9735
Industrial
Services
Allegheny Pipeline Co.
86427­Black­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2300
Atlas Gas
515­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-0100
Biddlestone Trucking
77110­McElhaney­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­968-3429
Big Rig Service Center
Waterworks­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2343
Bittinger Carbide LLC
81331­Hines­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4302
bestbur.com
Bowerston Shale
515­Main­St.,­Bowerston
(740)­269-2921
Castle Bagging Service
38504­Crimm­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-3131
castlebagging.com
CGT LLC
46565­Upper­Clearfork­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2500
Clearfork Trucking
RR1­Old­Hopedale­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4173
Columbus Equipment Company
290­Old­Steubenville­Pike,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8871
Consolidation Coal Co.
79285­Cadiz­New­Athens­Rd.,
Cadiz
(740)­942-4588
Cravat Coal Co. Inc
40580­Cadiz­Piedmont­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­968-1000
McCol Machine, Inc
808­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9954
Dial Eastern States Aircraft
43000­County­Highway­38,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2316
www.desapi.com
Mineral Trading Co., LLC
89000­Fleming­Rd.,­Jewett
(740)­946-1001
DM Industrial, Inc.
37900­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9830
Don Eberhart Trucking
508­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8105
Eagle Fuels
330­Oak­Park,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8181
EF Aircraft Services, Inc.
4300­Airport­Rd,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8313
Fuse Tech
546­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3565
fusetech.com
George­Palmer­Trucking
3158­Amsterdam­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-3195
Haines Well Service & Supplies
91170­Carrolton­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-8305
Hopedale Mining
86395­Mine­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2786
Jack Hamilton & Associates
342­High­St.,­Flushing
(740)­968-4947
hamiltonandassoc.com
Lynn Arnold Trash Hauling
81225­Fulton­Rd.,­Tippecanoe
(740)­658-3840
Mark Lewis Trucking
Waterworks­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2343
Mor Cor Inc.
State­Route­250,­Jewett
(740)­946-6024
Nolan Company
300­Boyce­Drive,­Bowerston
(740)­269-1512
Ohio CAT
1016­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4626
Oxford Mining
69757­Morristown-Flushing­Rd.,
Flushing
(740)­968-1543
R.E. Eberhart Trucking
272­Old­Steubenville­Pike,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2221
Valley Mining
42600­Stumptown­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­968-2040
Lodging/
Rentals/
Real Estate
Belmont Properties
280­Old­Steubenville­Pike,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8885
Bingham Terrace
451­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2215
Cadiz Motel
45111­Harrisville­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9974
SAL Chemical
3036­Birch­Dr.,­Weirton
(304)­748-8200
www.salchem.com
Clendening Lake Marina
79100­Bose­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3691
clendeninglake.com
Schaney Mining
47134­Giacobbi­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2515
Diamond Lake Cabins
9129­Diamond­Rd.­Cot­C.,­Scio
(740)­945-5780
diamondlakecabins.com
Scio Packaging Co.
38510­Crimm­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-3761
sciopackaging.com
Standing Stone
42600­Deersville­Ridge­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8223
Stull Hauling
9448­Dining­Fork­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-0331
Utica Safety Apparel
154­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-0093
uticasafetyapparel.com
Harrison Metro Housing Authority
82450­Cadiz-Jewett­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8372
harrisonmha.com
Hilltop Apartments
38450­Allensworth­Dr.,­Scio
(740)­945-6281
Homeland Realty
114­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3960
homelandrealtyinc.com
Homeland Realty & Auction Co.
111­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3300
homelandrealtyinc.com
Host Realty & Auction Service
215­Water­Alley,­Bowerston
(740)­269-1296
Hutton Auctions
535­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2207
huttonauctions.com
K & L Rentals
423­Normal­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­381-7039
Lake Piedmont Inn
32000­Cadiz-Piedmont­Rd.,­
Piedmont
(740)­968-0150
Lincoln Inn
425­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9500
lincolninn.com
Ludwig’s Mobile Home Park
715­Country­Club­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3890
Possum Lodge & Cabins
76405­McElhaney­Rd.,­
Freeport
(440)­537-2026
possumlodgecabins.com
Pride Valley Homes
29620­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­
Dennison
(740)­922-1550
Sally Buffalo Park
100­W.­College­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3213
Tappan Lake Park
84000­Mallarnee­Rd.,­Deersville
(740)­922-3649
mwcd.org
Tappan Woods Cabin
86103­N.­Bay­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­269-1313
tappanwoodscabin.com
Trail’s End Vacation Rentals
220­Main­St.,­Deeersville
(740)­922-0022
Village Inn Bed & Breakfast
184­East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-9988
Westchester Bed & Breakfast
6364­State­Route­258,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­658-3311
Zion Christian Retreat
& Nature Center
73999­Reservoir­Hill­Rd.,­Flushing
740-968-0955
www.zionchristianretreat.org­
Media
Harrison News-Herald
144­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2118
harrisonnewsherald.com
Pipeline Connections
144­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2118
Outdoors/
Recreation
Cadiz­Country­Club
800­Country­Club­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3618
Clendening­Lake
79100­Bose­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3691
clendeninglake.com
JD­Bowling­Lanes
300­N.­Buffalo­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2111
JR­Lanes
146­S.­Main­St.,­New­Athens
(740)­968-3022
Lightning­Raceway
82585­Craigo­Rd.,­Tippecanoe
(740)­922-1661
Mickey’s­Bluegrass­Festival
Ford­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­942-5631
mickeysmtn.com
Piedmont­Lake
32665­Belmont­Ridge­Rd.,­Piedmont
(740)­968-4440
Sally­Buffalo­Park
100­W.­College­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3213
Scio­Roller­Rink
250­N.­Elm­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-4091
Tappan­Lake­Marina
33315­Dennison-Cadiz­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­269-2031
tappanlakemarina.com
Tappan­Lake­Park
84000­Mallarnee­Rd.,­Deersville
(740)­922-3649
mwcd.org
Valie­Lanes
43927­Jewett-Hopedale­Rd.,­
Jewett
(740)­946-9511
Wagner­250­Speedway
83000­Chapel­Hill­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2928
250speedway.com
Eastern­Ohio­Mutual­Insurance
Company
23080­Cadiz­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3672
(740)­942-3130
Citizen’s­Savings­Bank
318­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-2411
Pet Services
Equitable­Savings­&­Loan
114­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2092
equitablesavings.com
US­Bank
157­East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2112
Brenda’s­Pet­Parlor
104­E.­2nd­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-0292
Cadiz­Animal­Clinic
43255­Airport­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3267
Gold­Star­Kennel
43022­Industrial­Park­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3262
Professional
Services
Beetham­Law
146­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2356
Blackburn­Funeral­Home
324­High­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2461
blackburnfuneralhomes.com
Farmer’s­Mutual­Insurance­Co.
148­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3303
H&R­Block
239­E.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3400
Huntington­Bank
659­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4664
huntington.com
Koch­Funeral­Home
215­High­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3470
Koch­Funeral­Home
101­W.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-6161
kochfuneral.com
Blackburn­Funeral­Home
416­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-3351
blackburnfuneralhomes.com
Lee­&­Associates­CPA
105­Jamison,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3677
Bond­Funeral­Home
22954­Cadiz­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3673
Mary­K’s­Tax­Service
159­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3434
Borkoski­Funeral­Home
555­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2572
Milleson­Insurance­Agency
111­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3518
Butterfield­Insurance
38915­Tappan-Scio­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-6181
Milleson­Insurance­Agency
103­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-0384
Cadiz­Insurance­Agency
111­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2461
Clark­Kirkland­Funeral­Home
172­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2656
Mosser­Law­Office
232­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2127
Myers­Insurance­Agency
318­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-3901
PNC­Bank
235­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2131
pnc.com
Positano­Bookkeeping
108­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-0211
Premier­Land­Title­Co.
120­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8244
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Rupert­Beetham­Law­Office
110­South­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8282
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Tabacchi­Law­Office
145­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
USDA­Farm­Service­Agency
East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2090
Walrath­Insurance­Agency
149­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2161
Wesbanco­Bank
101­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3370
wesbanco.com
Yost­Accounting­&­Insurance
1­E.­Main­St.,­Piedmont
(740)­968-3850
Restaurant/
Food Services
American­Legion­Post­#34
336­E.­Spring­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3764
American­Legion­Post­#682
48225­Rabbit­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-9995
B­&­F­Dairy­Bar
Eastport­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­945-7265
Baker’s­IGA
105­Walnut­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-3381
bakersiga.com
Bessie’s­250­Drive-In
42260­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9981
Bob’s­Pub
122­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
Cadiz­Food­Pantry
142­E.­Warren­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4300
Capraro’s­Restaurant
135­East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2320
China­King
151­W.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8899
Clay’s­Drive–In
33340­Cadiz-Piedmont­Rd.,­
Piedmont
(740)­968-4638
Coffy’s­Bi-Lo
264­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-0215
McDonald’s
663­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-6416
mcdonalds.com
Country­Store
85610­Miller­Station,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2600
P­&­M­Restaurant
107­S.­Bridge­St.,­Adena
(740)­546-3572
Dairy­Jean
1013­SR­250,­Adena
(740)­546-3262
Pangrazio’s­Café
102­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-8888
Deersville­General­Store
212­Main­St.,­Deersville
(740)­922-0831
Pappy’s­Restaurant
201­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4172
DiAngelo’s­Restaurant­&
Sports­Bar
114­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3000
Domino’s­Pizza
516­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-1200
dominos.com
Figgy’s
4­E.­Main­St.,­Adena
(740)­546-3705
Hometown­Carry­Out
164­S.­Main­St.,­New­Athens
(740)­968-3393
Hugo’s­Restaurant
Walnut­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-2601
Ice­Cream­Island
812­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­491-7486
Ja-Lin’s
106­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-8335
Jewett­Bar­&­Grill
308­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-1015
Jewett­Restuarant
100­E.­Main­St.,­Jewett
(740)­946-1200
KC’s­Tasty­Treats
Sally­Buffalo­Park,­Cadiz
(740)­491-3539
Kountry­Kettle
128­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2272
La­Pizza
25­W.­Main­St.,­Adena
(740)­546-2167
Lou’s­Famous­Fish
405­Mill­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2316
Pizza­Express
125­N.­Buffalo­St.,­Cadiz
(740)942-8800
R­P­&­G­Pointe­Drive-In
30600­Clendening­Lake­Rd.,
Freeport
(740)­658-3670
Starfire­Express
655­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3575
Starlight­Bar­&­Grill
45167­Harrisville­Rd.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9977
Shurfast­Food­Mart
217­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4900
Subway
101­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-6001
Tappan­Lake­Marina
33315­Cadiz-Dennison­Rd.,­Scio
(740)­269-2031
tappanlakemarina.com
Terry’s­Bar­&­Lounge
117­W.­Main­St.,­Adena
(740)­546-9698
The­Catering­Café
Harrison­Community­Hospital
951­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-6238
T­&­J’s­Cadiz­Drive­Thru
420­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3557
Dollar­General­
401­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-5852
dollargeneral.com
Valie­Lanes
43927­Jewett-Hopedale­Rd.,­
Jewett
(740)­946-9511
Family­Dollar
129­N.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-8124
Valie­Market
43795­Jewett-Hopedale­Rd.,­
Jewett
(740)­946-2911
Vickie’s­Place
124­S.­Main­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-1476
Wendy’s
636­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-3096
wendys.com
Western­Grill
216­Main­St.,­Bowerston
(740)­269-1508
Westchester­General­Store
6364­State­Route­258,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­658-3311
Wood’s­Food­Center
165­Mill­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2906
Retail
Antique­Station
215­Grandview,­Scio
(740)­945-0114
Atherton­Bargain­Store
212­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-5705
Bound­to­be­Heirlooms
48018­Giacobbi­Rd.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2572
The­Raider­Restaurant
115­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3147
Cadiz­Party­Center
621­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-9020
The­Restaurant
304­E.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-3461
Crossing­Hardware
218­Muskingum­­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3737
T­J’s­Gas­&­Go
237­E.­Main­St.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3520
Dollar­General­
628­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4271
dollargeneral.com
Gingerbread­&­Bows
220­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-1027
Gump’s­Greenhouse
247­Cemetery­Hill­Rd.,­Freeport
(740)­658-3402
Homespun­Country­Treasures
417­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2859
Hopedale­Florist
118­East­Main­St.,­Hopedale
(740)­937-2066
Koch­Flooring
101­W.­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-6161
Lady­of­the­Lake­Floral­&­Gifts
421­West­Main­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-8000
Nancy’s­Flower­&­Gift­Shop
156­Buffalo­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-2955
nancysflowersandgifts.net
Orme’s­Hardware
634­Lincoln­Ave.,­Cadiz,­OH
(740)­942-1223
Radio­Shack
243­E.­Market­St.,­Cadiz
(740)­942-4070
Scio­Feed­&­Hardware
213­Eastport­St.,­Scio
(740)­945-1700
Sketch­Motorsports
49381­SR­250,­Harrisville
(740)­546-4554
Woodland’s­Outdoor­Supply
79550­Freeport-Tippecanoe­Rd.,­
Tippecanoe
(740)­658-3341
woodlandoutdoor.net
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