STEUBENVILLE — Completing an Ohio River crossing would not just help to fill in a major gap on the Great American Rail-Trail, it would help drive economic development across the region. "This is the first…
Tempers flare during discussion of after-hours youth programs at Steubenville's MLK Center
STEUBENVILLE — Tensions over a change in hours that could force an employee at the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation…
New Cumberland to benefit from $1.2 million street paving project
NEW CUMBERLAND – The City of New Cumberland is receiving a boost in getting the condition of its streets and…
Washington Pike paving to be completed with $650,000 announced by Morrisey
WELLSBURG – The efforts to pave Washington Pike will soon reach their conclusion. Among many announcements made during his visit,…
CHANGE receives $500,000 rural health transformation grant
WEIRTON – A local healthcare provider expects to be able to better serve its patients and the community through the…
Weirton Park Board continues discussion on Starvaggi Pool future
WEIRTON – Weirton Parks officials still plan to move forward with a project to renovate Starvaggi Memorial Pool, but admit…
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John Gregg Elementary puts community at center of school culture
BERGHOLZ — John Gregg Elementary is promoting a culture of community in an effort…
STEUBENVILLE — Franciscan University of Steubenville will welcome alumni, parents, families and friends back to the…
Franciscan University homecoming weekend set
Steubenville BOE recognizes student accomplishments
Donation brings JVS experience full circle
Local Sports
Weir gets momentum, tops CCHS
STEUBENVILLE — Volleyball is a game of momentum, and Weir High captured it at…
Park edges Big Red in OVAC semis
STEUBENVILLE - The Toronto volleyball team got its revenge against Jefferson County rival Steubenville. Big Red…
Toronto gets revenge with sweep at Big Red
Bears stun top-seed UL to reach OVAC final
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Contributed The Practical Nursing Department at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center held…
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Gary Franks: Lightning will not strike twice in Maine as Platner steps down
Local Columns
Ross Gallabrese: Growth in the area
If you haven't noticed, there's a lot of development happening in our area. Expansion at Franciscan Square is continuing, with five new restaurants — Scooter's Coffee, Auntie Anne's, Jamba, Buffalo Wild Wings Go and Cinnabon — joining the Harp and Habbit, Rubi's Pizza and Grill and Jimmy John's. That makes the complex on University…
Ross Gallabrese: Living united
Ross Gallabrese: Election battles heat up
Ross Gallabrese: Statewide candidates still showing interest in community
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