STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County Commissioners said Thursday they need a ‘best use’ kind of study for a county-owned 62-acre property on John Scott Highway before they make any decisions about how to use it.…
ODOT gets ready for a harsh winter
WINTERSVILLE — Don't be fooled. The warmer-than-average temperatures in the Tri-State Area days mask the wintry weather on its way.…
Detecting breast cancer early is key, UPMC Trinity panel says
STEUBENVILLE — Increasing awareness about receiving mammograms is important, health professionals explained Thursday. "One thing I'd like to tell everybody…
Three seek seat in WV House District 3
WEIRTON – It's a three-way race in the effort to represent West Virginia's Third District in the House of Delegates.…
Fitness Court officially unveiled in Weirton
WEIRTON – A project years in the making was officially unveiled Thursday afternoon in Weirton. Representatives of the Weirton Board…
Detectives couldn’t find match to fingerprints found in Strussion home after double homicide
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Belmont County Sheriff’s Office Detective Sgt. Jordan Blumling took the stand for the second time in the…
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WEIRTON — The Clay-Battelle football team created plenty of big plays against Madonna as…
WEIRTON — The Madonna volleyball team moved one win away from returning to the state tournament.…
Madonna volleyball advances to regional final
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OHSAA removes Glenville from football playoffs amid investigation
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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…
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