STEUBENVILLE — Since November, area residents have been able to access detox and residential treatment options through a local provider. According to Michael Thomas, the services offered by Milton Jefferson Recovery fill gaps that have…
STEUBENVILLE — Since November, area residents have been able to access detox and residential treatment options through a local provider. According to Michael Thomas, the services offered by Milton Jefferson Recovery fill gaps that have…
STEUBENVILLE — A city patrol officer was celebrated by council Tuesday for her “dedication and commitment” to the youth of…
WELLSBURG – Brooke County commissioners moved forward with their annual contribution to the West Virginia Route 2/I-68 Authority, Tuesday, but…
WELLSBURG — The City of Wellsburg will rejoin a partnership with the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle. Through…
FOLLANSBEE — A long-planned water system improvement project is set to get under way in the Follansbee area, with the…
STEUBENVILLE — A man found dead by hikers last week appeared to have fallen, Police Chief Wes Crawford said Monday.…
WHEELING – W.Va. Gov. Patrick Morrisey joined local and state leaders in Wheeling on…
Classrooms and Community event set STEUBENVILLE — The second-annual Classrooms and Community event will be held…
LATROBE, Pa. (AP) — Aaron Rodgers says there's "zero debate" that this season will…
STEUBENVILLE — Clara Potenzini of Trinity Health System has received the DAISY Award for…
It's easy to be critical about the way your community looks, or the people who have been elected to govern it or those who have been appointed to be in charge of services ranging from the streets to the water system, from the sewer system to garbage collection. If you have any doubts about…
When we last saw the Pittsburgh Steelers, they were suffering through a 30-6 loss to Houston in an NFL wild card playoff game on Jan. 12. Since that Monday night more than six months ago, the team has undergone some changes, not the least of which came when Mike Tomlin decided to step away…
Haitian immigrants in Ohio who were under federal temporary protective status could see their state driver’s licenses and work permits expire this week following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The court declined to extend TPS status on June 25, holding the argument that the Trump administration terminated the status based on race is unlikely…