STEUBENVILLE — Long-simmering tensions surrounding a sewer line relocation that somehow was done without an official vote, a contract being signed or a work order issued spilled over Thursday after Jefferson County commissioners were asked…
United Way Day of Action brings community together
STEUBENVILLE — The United Way of Jefferson County's Day of Action has served for many years as a way to…
Donation provides ‘answer to a prayer’ for Urban Mission
STEUBENVILLE — Kevin Mahoney said he has driven tractor-trailers full of food to several locations around the country. A delivery…
Multiple policies up for comment in Hancock County Schools
NEW CUMBERLAND — Five changes to Hancock County Schools policies currently are up for review by the public. During the…
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Contributed Lola Atkinson, victim advocate for the Lighthouse, spoke with members of the Weirton Rotary Club during the club's meeting…
Welcome Home Ohio homes finding buyers before they’re finished
STEUBENVILLE — With a sale pending on one house and offers in hand on two others still under construction, jubilant…
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Grilling up a good time
Craig Howell Representatives of the local business community were invited to the Weirton Area…
STEUBENVILLE — August is dedicated to promoting breastfeeding and its benefits, as proclaimed by the U.S.…
Aim Women’s Center promotes breastfeeding support during national awareness month
PITTSBURGH — Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village, part of the Senator John Heinz History Center family…
Meadowcroft to offer free admission for kids
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Local Sports
Bears get emotional win over Weir
NEW MANCHESTER — It was an emotional win for one of its own. The…
Big Red rolls in home opener
Demitras introduced as Big Red girls wrestling coach
STEUBENVILLE — The Edison volleyball team was not able to put Big Red away, and they…
Big Red rallies back to top Edison
Business
Indian Creek’s Marshall honored as Nutrition Group Director of the Year
WINTERSVILLE — Nicole Marshall has made it her mission to nourish students while they…
Editorials
Different perspectives
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…
Gary Franks: Lightning will not strike twice in Maine as Platner steps down
Veronique de Rugy: What a 700-Year-Old Fresco Can Teach America
Josh Hammer: The Return of Socialism and the GOP's Golden Opportunity
Local Columns
Ross Gallabrese: Statewide candidates still showing interest in community
Some thoughts ... • While election season has not really started to heat up yet, there still has been plenty of activity around the area. In the past two weeks, we have seen visits from a candidate for governor — Democrat Amy Acton — both of Ohio's candidates for the U.S. Senate — Republican…
Ross Gallabrese: County fairs remain special
Ross Gallabrese: Pedestrians beware
Ross Gallabrese: Thoughts for a new month
Obituaries
LEONARD BOWERS III
Leonard Theodore Bowers III 62, of Follansbee, WV died peacefully on Sunday, August 23, 2026 at Weirton Medical Center surrounded by his family. Born on September 13, 1963 in Wheeling, WV to the late Leonard Bowers Jr. and Margaret (Hadley) Brooks. In addition to his father, he is preceded in death by his brother…
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REBECCA 'BECKY' SARDELLI
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