STEUBENVILLE — Expectant mothers look forward to celebrating the impending birth of their children with a traditional baby shower, bursting with friends, family, food, gifts, games and goodwill. But for the clients who attend Aim Women's Center, that kind of a baby shower is often a fantasy. ...
As we join together this weekend to celebrate America's 250th birthday, please note that today's newspaper serves as our expanded weekend edition, as the Fourth of July falls on a Saturday. While there won't be a printed newspaper on Saturday, our reporters will be working to cover the ...
Ross Gallabrese Jenna Clapham, right, gets a cold drink from Jenna Starkey of Crazy Sips Handcrafted Lemonade and More during Wednesday's edition of Wednesdays in Wintersville. Area residents braved temperatures in the upper 90s and a heat index of more than 100 degrees to be a part of the ...
NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County commissioners addressed several end-of-year items during their meeting Tuesday, including a lease agreement between the Hancock County Senior Center and the Brooke County Committee on Aging. The Brooke County Committee on Aging is a nonprofit organization that oversees the Brooke County Senior Center. “They want to rent out the kitchen to provide meal delivery,” Commission President Eron Chek said. The nutrition program serves both Brooke and Hancock counties, offering lunches through one congregate site in Hancock County and two locations in ...
STEUBENVILLE — Drivers will have to adjust to a new norm in downtown Steubenville—blinking red lights at 12 intersections that are transitioning to all-way stops. City Engineer Mike Dolak said traffic signals at those intersections are being decommissioned. For the next six months they’ll blink red to help motorist adjust to the change. “It’s part of the downtown signal removal project,” he said. “We did a safety study, looked at all the intersections, that found at 12 out of 13 intersections traffic signals are not warranted any longer. The lights are old and antiquated ...
CHESTER – As with celebrations for more than two decades, the Chester community will come together Saturday in observance of Independence Day, with a slate of activities that includes the dedication of a new mural paying tribute to the city’s history. The celebration will begin at 9 a.m. ...
