STEUBENVILLE—Jefferson County has a new Job & Family Services Director in waiting. Jeffrey Felton, a Follansbee resident, will take the reins Dec. 1, succeeding Michelle Santin who is retiring after nearly 25 years of combined…
Stanton Collection Honors One Of Its Own
HAMMONDSVILLE-Stanton Elementary School is pulling together to help others and carry on the legacy of one of its own with…
Jefferson County 911 levy renewal vital for system
WINTERSVILLE — Voters in Jefferson County will have the chance to show their support for the county's 911 system when…
Ohio gas prices keep climbing
Since Ohio suspended the state’s tax on gasoline, the situation for drivers has gone from bad to worse. The average…
Hancock Commission amends opioid settlement funding measures
NEW CUMBERLAND – Hancock County commissioners amended aspects of two of the county's opioid funding allocations Friday, including a change…
Tour highlights the 'City of Churches' houses of worship
STEUBENVILLE — When you travel along many streets in the city, it's likely you will come across at least one…
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Community Enjoys 'Pathways, Possibilities and Pasta' at JVS
BLOOMINGDALE-The Jefferson County Joint Vocational School opened its doors on Oct. 22 for “Pathways,…
TORONTO — The Toronto Senior Citizens met Oct. 15 at the Karaffa Recreation Center. President John…
Toronto seniors make donations
Giving the band a boost
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Local Sports
Crusaders pull away, head to playoff on winning streak
STEUBENVILLE - A fast start and a good finish resulted in the Catholic Central…
Steelers beat Saints in NFL's France debut
Watson leads another game-winning drive as Browns beat Titans
BUCCANEERS 43, PANTHERS 13 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Bucky Irving ran for 106 yards and two…
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Business
FOR BUSINESS: Quick takes
JOINS STAFF: Sarah Faldowski has joined the staff at Cedar One Realty. She said…
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Gary Franks: Lightning will not strike twice in Maine as Platner steps down
Local Columns
Ross Gallabrese: Local growth continues
Another big step in Steubenville's continued growth was recognized Monday, when a community celebration officially welcomed UPMC Trinity. It was an opportunity hear from UPMC's top officials — President and CEO Leslie Davis and board Chair John Surma were among the speakers — and it was a chance to confirm that while the name…
Ross Gallabrese: Early voting interesting
Registration Error Shows Why Election Safeguards Matter
CUMMINGS: Political candidates all need our prayers
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