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Sunset Boulevard project begins

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — The $1.5 million resurfacing of Sunset Boulevard started shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday with the sound of asphalt pouring into the back of a dump truck. more »»

 
 
 
Nine seeking director’s post

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — Nine people have applied for the city’s finance director job. The application deadline was 5 p.m. Wednesday. more »»

County considers steel roof at shelter

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — Jefferson County commissioners Thursday discussed whether to put a steel roof on the county's new animal shelter under construction at the county airport. more »»

Brownfield grant plans advance

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — Property owners are responding to the availability of money to perform environmental reviews on brownfield sites in Jefferson County. more »»

Mikita hopes for a local hit with ‘Chasing 3000’

September 2, 2010 There were times when Steubenville native Bill Mikita thought his movie “Chasing 3000” would never make it to first base, much less the big screen for a national audience to appreciate the story... more »»

Alleged assault not among indictments

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County grand jury returned with only four indictments on Wednesday and the list didn’t include three men who allegedly attempted to assault a Mingo Junction man. more »»

47 lose jobs at Mountaineer

September 2, 2010 CHESTER — A letter sent Friday to employees of Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort from company President and General Manger Jack Sours stated 47 employees were laid off on that day, not 35 as ... more »»

W.Va. releases employment rankings

September 2, 2010 WHEELING — The Northern Panhandle continues to shift from an industrial-based economy to one based on service, as statistics show Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack and several other businesses... more »»

Weirton council seeks more bids

September 2, 2010 WEIRTON — City leaders say they were within their rights to award James White Construction a contract to repair Valley Way without soliciting for bids, but they have decided to seek proposals from... more »»

No jail for baby’s grandfather

September 2, 2010 NEW CUMBERLAND — Kenneth Burchett will serve no more jail time for neglecting his infant grandson, after agreeing to testify at trial against his son and the child’s mothe. more »»

Police busy with two overnight chases

September 2, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — Two men were arrested and several others are still on the run after two separate car chases early today. The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported making a traffic stop around 12:37 a.m. more »»

Great Trail Festival highlights history

September 2, 2010 MALVERN — The Great Trail Festival allows visitors to experience history from the frontier days of the second half of the 18th century and it is depicted on the Indian pathway that played an... more »»

Regional Roundup

September 2, 2010 Smithfield water deemed safe SMITHFIELD — Water supplied to village residents is safe following further testing, and the boil order issued by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has been... more »»

Mingo: No funds left for police

September 1, 2010 MINGO JUNCTION — Village officials said they will be working diligently in the next two weeks to determine what will happen to the police force and where the money to pay it will come fro. more »»

War ship heads north

September 1, 2010 WHEELING — The USS LST-325 extended its stay in the area by about an hour Tuesday, as a minor oil leak delayed the ship’s departure from the Pike Island Locks and Dam. more »»

Council meets OEPA mandate

September 1, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — City Council members unanimously approved an ordinance Tuesday that will see a permanent sewer monitoring system installed. more »»

Guilty plea entered in garage accident

September 1, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — A city man who was with a prostitute in a hospital garage and struck a security guard with his vehicle pleaded guilty on Tuesday before Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge David... more »»

Comcast customers getting Big Ten

September 1, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — Big Ten football fans who are Comcast subscribers on the city cable system won’t be receiving the Big Ten Network in time for Thursday’s season opener between the Buckeyes and the... more »»

Mountaineer lays off 35

September 1, 2010 CHESTER — Officials at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort confirmed Tuesday that 35 employees received pink slips last week. more »»

Last lecture series planned

September 1, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — The latest Franciscan University of Steubenville professor to deliver a lecture as if it were the last he’d ever give will be Joseph Zoric, associate business professor. more »»

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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