Scouts and leaders of Scout Troop 334 attended Weirton’s Cove Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning in recognition of Scout Sunday. The church has served as the charter for Troop 334 for more than 75 years. In observance of the day, Scouts are encouraged to attend a religious service, with ...
Three members of Scout Troop 334 received their religious scouting emblem and knot during the Sunday Scout service held at Cove Presbyterian Church in Weirton. Those who received the God and Church Religious Emblem and knot included, from left, front, Paul Zuros, Liam Scott and Joseph Mendel; ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County has announced it has been selected to serve as an official host venue during the Ohio Goes to the Movies signature event as part of America 250-Ohio. The library system presented its first of several events this year on Thursday at the Adena Library branch, joining communities in all 88 counties in celebrating Ohio’s impact on film. The event runs from February through October. “The library is excited to bring the community together through movies with this statewide celebration,“ stated Public Relations ...
Center to hold spaghetti dinner BLOOMINGDALE — The Wayne Township Community Center will hold a spaghetti and meatball fundraising dinner from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the center, located at 3281 county Road 39 in Bloomingdale. Dinner will include spaghetti, meatballs, salad, dessert and a drink at the cost of $15 each. All proceeds will benefit the upkeep of the center, according to officials. The public is welcome to attend. Church to hold fish fry IRONDALE — The Irondale Christ Community Church, located on Grant Street, will hold its annual fish fry from 4 p.m. to 6:30 ...
Two Ridges Presbyterian Church celebrated the installation and ordination of its new church leaders who will serve on the session — the governing body of the congregation. Steve Barlow and Mary Kay Bates were installed as elders, affirming their continued commitment to spiritual leadership, ...
STEUBENVILLE — It hardly seems possible we are already standing at the threshold of a new season. But as the winter chill begins its slowly retreat from the Ohio Valley, there is a certain buzz of activity in the air which reminds us that our local seniors are ready to step back out and ...
