STEUBENVILLE — First Lt. Raymond Banker Gilbert returned to his hometown Tuesday afternoon, met with a hero's welcome and greeted by residents from across the Tri-State Area. It was a homecoming that happened after 75…
Archived letters offer glimpse into local WWI private's life
STEUBENVILLE — A research project has helped to offer a glimpse into the life of a local man who served…
Ohio House Republicans try shut down rumors of attempt to limit Acton’s governorship
In the wake of Democrat Amy Acton’s gubernatorial victory, political experts and Democratic lawmakers have speculated Republican lawmakers in Ohio…
Annual veterans clothing drive underway in Weirton
WEIRTON – An annual effort to lend some aid to local veterans is continuing this week. The 12th-annual Bob Busch…
New rabies case identified in Bethany area
WELLSBURG – The Brooke County Health Department has reported a fourth positive rabies case in the Bethany area for the…
Steubenville High student’s research receives national recognition
STEUBENVILLE - Steubenville High School senior Clara Hoffman is one of three students from Ohio to participate in the World…
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Steubenville Council discusses new fire station
STEUBENVILLE — City officials are hoping to replace two outmoded fire stations with just one new, well-thought-out building in downtown Steubenville, though exactly where that would be is still up in the air. If it happens, Fire Chief Joe Ribar told council Tuesday they’d close the Pleasant Heights and headquarters buildings permanently. The West…
WEIRTON – The Weir High Drama Club will present its production of “The Witches,” based on…
Weir High Drama Club presents Roald Dahl’s 'The Witches'
NSDAR honors soldiers
Fire district to meet WINTERSVILLE — The Seven Ranges Joint Fire District will meet at 7…
Briefs for Nov. 10
Local Sports
Miles Sadler off to a great start for WVU
MORGANTOWN – The topic we’re about to discuss will come with some obvious asterisks…
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers, like a lot of playoff contenders, could use some help…
Steelers hope WR Pittman will be back soon as deadline looms
STEUBENVILLE - The Franciscan University of Steubenville's men's basketball team started its season by earning a…
FUS men split opening weekend, have home opener Wednesday
COLUMBUS (AP) — John Mobley Jr. scored 19 points and Jimmie Williams had 16 off the…
Ohio State holds off Marshall 84-74
Business
Getting to the roots
Craig Howell Members of the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce, along with officials with…
Editorials
Sports referees need safety and support
Refereeing isn’t supposed to be dangerous. But those who (often volunteer to) do so are increasingly facing dangers to their mental health and wellbeing AND their physical health while they are trying to do their jobs for our kids. During a Steubenville-New Philadelphia boys soccer game this week, an official was injured so badly…
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Ross Gallabrese: A never-ending cycle
If you waited until election day to vote and think the polls sometimes seemed to be a little busier than you had expected, you are probably right. Across Ohio, according to the secretary of state's office, about 58.1% of the 8,018,054 registered voters — that's 4,658,250 — took part this year, which is a…
Ross Gallabrese: We love to spend on Halloween
Ross Gallabrese: Local growth continues
Ross Gallabrese: Early voting interesting
Obituaries
RICHARD P. MILLER
Richard P. Miller, 54, passed away on October 22, 2026. He leaves behind his father, Richard Miller; his sisters, Robin (Doug) Reynolds and Rande Miller. His mother, Royanne, had preceded him in death. Services are to be determined. Please check Everhart-Bove Funeral Homes website for future arrangements. www.everhart-bovefuneralhomes.com
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