It has been a few weeks since the announcement was made that Jamboree in the Hills would be on hiatus for the 2019 season.
“Jamboree in the Hills will be on hiatus for 2019 while we consider options regarding the future of the Belmont County, OH festival site,” is the message that appears on the official Jamboree in the Hills website.
Local resident Jim Ghent says he’s still unsure what exactly “hiatus” means and is unsure how to take the news.
“I aint never heard of ‘hiatus’ until this year,” said Ghent. “Obviously it means something’s going on with the festival site. I just don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing.”
Ghent believes it could be bad and worries about the future of the event that draws in thousands each year into Belmont County.
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“I’m just hoping it’s a fancy term for resodding the grass or making improvements,” said Ghent. “If it means more food vendors then heck I’m all for it. I say hiatus it up! I’m just upset officials are using fancy talk. Just shoot it to us straight we can take it.”
Ghent says his friends who all meet up at the St. Clairsville McDonald’s each morning for breakfast are all confused by what hiatus truly means.
It means bye bye jambo