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Officials say permit backlog disappearing in Steubenville

Local News

STEUBENVILLE — Steubenville’s newly hired building officer is already whittling away at the permit backlog waiting for him on his first day at work. After just four days on the job, city officials say their new chief building official, Dave Herron, has already cleared out about 85 ...

Quarter auction set to help area cats

Community

WEIRTON — Spring. The time when life renews itself. Flowers and trees begin to bloom. Birds return from their visit to states in the South. Spring is the arrival of kitten season, as well, the time when cats start having litters of babies, adding to the area’s feline population. There ...

Thursday Music Club chorus spring concert set

Community

WHEELING — The Thursday Music Club is inviting the community to attend its annual spring concert. The concert is a celebration of music and talent, according to club officials. The event is scheduled to take place beginning at 11 a.m. on April 3 at the Elm Grove United Methodist Church, ...

Police reports

Daily Happenings

Mingo Junction Police Charged: Fred Alan Horner Jr., 62, 3610 Wilson Ave., disorderly conduct, March 4, arrested following report of an intoxicated male driving a tractor in the Mingo Junction Dollar General parking lot and causing a disturbance; Brandon Adkins, 32, 321 McLister Ave., ...

Community news from around the area

Community

Pierogi sale continues WEIRTON — Due to high demand, members of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church are continuing to sell frozen, uncooked cheese and potato pierogies, the cost of which is $12 a dozen. The sale will continue while supplies last, according to church officials. To check on an ...