STEUBENVILLE — Tabatha Glover likes to think of the Jefferson County Land Bank's Welcome Home Ohio program as a way to change communities, one house at a time. The state-funded WHO program provides grants to…
STEUBENVILLE — Tabatha Glover likes to think of the Jefferson County Land Bank's Welcome Home Ohio program as a way to change communities, one house at a time. The state-funded WHO program provides grants to…
STEUBENVILLE — A week after UPMC executives told Jefferson County commissioners they’re prepared to oversee the Prime Time senior program,…
NEW CUMBERLAND – After receiving funding earlier this year to address temperature needs on one of the county high school…
MOUNDSVILLE — A 25-year-old Moundsville man shot and killed a John Marshall High School teacher and her husband early Thursday…
WEIRTON – With the general election just over one month away, election officials are offering voters a reminder of some…
STEUBENVILLE — City and county officials said Wednesday they are excited about the health care opportunities that will grow from…
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The organizers of The Wall That Heals visit, which began Thursday…
STEUBENVILLE — You can sense the excitement in Scot Loveland's voice when he talks about Operation…
WINTERSVILLE — The Indian Creek offense put on a show on Thursday night. Led by…
YOUNGSTOWN — Steubenville Big Red suffered their second defeat of the season on Thursday as the…
GIRLS SOCCER CCHS EDGES WEIR HIGH WEIRTON — The Catholic Central girls soccer team battled to…
Contributed The Practical Nursing Department at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center held…
The message Eric Oberg shared in Steubenville Tuesday evening was very straightforward while discussing the Great American Rail-Trail. "Every single foot of all of those trails was extremely hard, and it took dedicated people in these communities, big cities, small towns and very rural landscapes in between those places. None of it was easy,…
Judith Merkel, 79, of Weirton, passed away peacefully on September 28. She graduated from East Liverpool High School and West Virginia Northern Community College. As a Registered Nurse at Trinity Home Health for 20 years, she was praised by patients and their families for her attentive nursing care. Judith is survived by her daughter…