STEUBENVILLE — After a long summer of work by area players, coaches and staffs, the wait is almost over. In just a matter of hours, all of that work will begin to pay off as…
Brooke County continues review of opioid funding requests
WELLSBURG – Two years after first receiving their allotment, Brooke County officials continue to work on dividing up funds derived…
Vote looming on controversial cameras in Steubenville
STEUBENVILLE — Councilman Joel Walker introduced legislation Tuesday that would ensure Steubenville’s license plate reader cameras remain in place, barring…
Weirton Food Truck Festival set for Saturday
WEIRTON – A variety of food trucks from throughout the region will be converging on the Weirton Event Center Saturday.…
Russo campaigns in Jefferson County, outlines election priorities
STEUBENVILLE — With 88 counties in Ohio, staying on top of issues surrounding elections is an important part of the…
Capito says Mitchell Plant will be ‘here for a long time’
MOUNDSVILLE — U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito took a tour of the Mitchell Power Plant in Marshall County on Tuesday…
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Community
'Clue' closes playhouse season
WELLSBURG — Get ready for a night of spine-tingling suspense and side-splitting laughter as…
WEIRTON — As WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center makes historic investments in the future of health…
WMC Foundation launches Building a Healthier Community Grants Program
Celebrating the nation
Wheeling's Gateway Center gets final funding to break ground
Local Sports
Ready for the season
Members of the Steubenville Kiwanis Club heard from three area football coaches during Tuesday's…
Let the games begin in West Virginia and continue in Ohio as far as OVAC boys’…
Pay dispute between soccer refs, OVAC resolved
Ashcraft strong, Cruz homers in Pirates win
The 2026 Steubenville Big Red
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: County fairs remain special
While there's still a lot of summer left, there are signs all around us that fall is not that far away. We're been seeing back-to-school ads from retailers for some time now, and some students will be returning to the classrooms in a matter of days. Pumpkin-spiced drinks are set to reappear in shops…