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City will enter 2026 solvent

STEUBENVILLE — City Manager Jim Mavromatis told members of City Council last week that while he’s still waiting for a final accounting, Steubenville “is going into 2026 solvent.” “But the one thing I can’t tell you until next month is (how much we’ll carry over),” he said. ...

DeWine signs property tax reform bills into law

Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law five property tax bills that will save homeowners more than $3 billion during the next three years, change how millage is counted for school districts and permit county budget commissions to control levy amounts. DeWine, a Republican, signed off Friday on the ...

Embrace joy, not pounds

STEUBENVILLE — The holiday season is a time for celebration, togetherness and joy — but it often brings with it rich foods, ample treats, and a tendency toward a more sedentary lifestyle. Recognizing that most adults tend to gain weight during this time, Trinity Health System, a member ...

Christmas treats

Continuing a holiday tradition, Weirton crossing guard Sheila Long, on the final day before Christmas break Friday, worked with parents to treat the youth of her bus stop at the Marland Heights Fire Station with some Christmas surprises, including a visit from Santa Claus. Each child received a ...

Local Brief

Edison sets reorganization HAMMONDSVILLE — The Edison Local Board of Education will have an organizational meeting at 5:45 p.m. Jan. 14. The regular January board meeting will follow at 6 p.m. Both meetings will be held at Stanton Elementary. For information, call the district office ...