STEUBENVILLE — The Rev. Robert Spitzer, SJ, and Timothy Busch, 2026 commencement speakers at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, encouraged graduates to "go out and fulfill your purpose" and promised they had been formed by the school to "leave a legacy of true good." Spitzer and ...
WEIRTON — A nomination for a seat on the Weirton Area Water Board was pulled from the agenda of Monday’s City Council meeting after the candidate decided to withdraw from consideration over the weekend. Among Monday’s business items set to be considered by City Council was the ...
WEIRTON — Steel monuments depicting the state of West Virginia continue to pop up in communities up and down the Ohio River. Monday morning, it was Weirton’s turn to unveil its latest addition, with officials gathering at the Brooke-Hancock Veterans Memorial Park. “We thought this was ...
STEUBENVILLE — Total Finance, the owner of the Fort Steuben Mall, has a little more than two weeks left to decide whether to address building code concerns or close the aging shopping center, which city code officials have declared “unsafe for occupancy and uninhabitable.” On Monday, ...
WEIRTON — The Top of West Virginia Arts Council invites artists to show their interpretation of the nation’s founding and history through their work. “America and Art — Celebrating Our 250th Founding Through Art” caters to visual artists working in any medium. Each artist may submit ...
STEUBENVILLE — Fort Steuben Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 1’s annual Police Memorial Day ceremony will be Thursday in front of the Steubenville Municipal Building. Steubenville Police Det. Ryan Lulla, president of Fort Steuben FOP, said this year’s remembrance will integrate the ...