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Big Red’s run ends

Local News

The Steubenville High boys basketball team was able to break a drought this week that had lasted 74 years – reaching the Ohio State Basketball Tournament. The wait for a state title, though, will have to last at least one more year. Down by as many as 10 points in the second half, Big Red ...

Business is sweet at Brooke County’s Family Roots Farm

Business

WELLSBURG — It may surprise area residents that, for several years, a local farm has not only sold its product to customers in other countries, but also has received two international awards for it. Charlie and Britney Farris and Britney’s parents, Fred and Cathy Hervey, have been ...

Special Connections to host inclusive Easter egg hunt

Community

STEUBENVILLE — Special Connections will host an inclusive holiday event to welcome spring with its fourth annual Easter egg hunt on March 29. The free event will begin at 2 p.m. at the School of Bright Promise, 256 John Scott Highway, Steubenville. Organizers said there will be plenty of ...

Trinity event raised awareness, support for heart health treatment

Local News

WINTERSVILLE — Several area women were recognized for having a heart for service at an event Friday at the St. Florian Event Center also aimed at raising awareness of heart health for women. It was the second year for Trinity Health System’s Crimson Connections For Your Heart Event, which ...

Mosti joins Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Community

STEUBENVILLE — Alyssa Mosti has officially taken her seat as the newest member of the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities and plans to use her skills to benefit individuals in the community. Mosti, of Wintersville, was approved by the Jefferson County commissioners in ...

Hancock BOE members frustrated with state takeover

Local News

NEW CUMBERLAND — It’s been a little more than two months since the West Virginia State Board of Education took control of the Hancock County School District, and some local school board members said they are becoming frustrated about the situation the district finds itself in. “You ...