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Archaeologist sought after graves unearthed at building site

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STEUBENVILLE — Woda Cooper Companies is trying to find a state-certified archaeological consultant to “hand-dig” areas of concern at a Washington Avenue construction site after grave markers from a long-forgotten cemetery were recently uncovered, Steubenville City Councilman Tracy ...

Art show to inspire awareness, healing

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WINTERSVILLE — Local organizations will come together next week to raise awareness about sexual violence and honor the strength and resiliency of survivors. The Bloom: Growth After the Storm Survivor Art Show is a collaboration among ALIVE Inc., the Upper Ohio Valley Sexual Assault Help ...

Hancock Schools shake-up sparks potential lawsuit

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WEIRTON — Members of the West Virginia Board of Education are expected to discuss a notice of litigation involving Dan Enich, the former superintendent of Hancock County Schools, when they meet Wednesday. In a March 9 letter sent to L. Paul Hardesty, president of the state school board, ...

Follansbee seeks to clarify financial report

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FOLLANSBEE – Follansbee officials are looking into a clearer way to show the city’s financial reports in response to concerns raised during council’s Committee as a Whole meeting Monday. The discussion was requested by Fifth Ward Councilman Joe Kafton with the hope of providing some ...

Steubenville High student’s artwork being featured in catalog

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STEUBENVILLE - Steubenville High School senior Vítória Rabelo Da Silva Yendo’s artistic design will be getting noticed far and wide with its inclusion in an educational and art supply catalog. Rabelo Da Silva Yendo, the daughter of Julio Cesar Yendo and Sheila Regina Rabela Da Silva Yendo ...