FOLLANSBEE – While taking time to remember the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, two area officials also encouraged residents to recapture the sense of unity felt in the days after. During a…
FOLLANSBEE – While taking time to remember the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, two area officials also encouraged residents to recapture the sense of unity felt in the days after. During a…
WINTERSVILLE — A $2,000 grant from the AEP Ohio Foundation will help stock pantries at Indian Creek schools and provide…
WELLSBURG – A total of nine individual lawsuits now have been filed on behalf of female student-athletes who utilized the…
STEUBENVILLE — City officials say they need to know what Woda Cooper Companies is planning at the old Catholic cemetery…
WEIRTON – After announcing it would be closing its doors a few weeks ago, a local nonprofit organization that served…
WEIRTON – While 25 years have passed since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, those in the Weirton community…
WHEELING – Local community leaders are set to show their rhythm as details for…
STEUBENVILLE — A book by Franciscan University of Steubenville President Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, about a…
I am sure that most of you dear readers will know by now that there is…
WINTERSVILLE — Coming into Friday night’s showdown between Indian Creek and Weir High, both…
TORONTO - The Toronto football team capitalize on its opportunities. Catholic Central did not. Toronto built…
BLOOMINGDALE — Renee Decker is new to the classroom at Jefferson County Joint Vocational…
For many years now, the United Way of Jefferson County has opened its annual campaign with an event that encourages area residents to come together and help the organizations that help others across the community. It's been known by a couple of names — it started as the Day of Caring and has now…